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PhotoPC600
Chapter 1 Product Description
Rev. A 1-15
1.4.3.3 Macro Mode (Close Range Shooting)
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In the macro mode, the camera can approach to the subject up to
maximum 20 cm. Release the macro mode, in case of taking a photo
further than 50 cm.
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It is recommended to use the LCD monitor in the view mode rather
than the viewfinder when taking a photo in macro mode. Otherwise,
the image you are seeing may not fit to the frame when you get
closer to the subject, looking at viewfinder.
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Unlike the previous models; PhotoPC and PhotoPC500, taking a
photo with wearing a close up lens is impossible
1. Turn the camera on and slide the monitor mode switch to View mode.
2. Press the macro button to enter the macro mode.
Note1) At this time, a green frame appears around the previewed image on the LCD monitor
and Macro mark, which is represented by a flower mark, appears on the control panel.
3. Focus on the subject and check it on the LCD monitor. Then push the shutter button half
in order to lock the auto focus.
Note2) Check that a green "O" mark appears on the right top of the monitor when checking
the subject by the LCD monitor, and the red status light turns into green when trying
to take a photo only by the viewfinder.
4. Push the Shutter button until it stops completely.
MONOCHROME MODE
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It is recommended to use the LCD monitor when taking a photo of
documents at Monochrome modes.
1. Turn the camera on and slide the monitor switch to View mode.
2. Press the image quality button two or three times until it sets monochrome mode(BW).
Note) You can choose either Monochrome fine mode or Monochrome super-fine mode by
pressing the image quality button.