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Taking Close-up Pictures (Macro Mode)
Press the monitor button (
) to switch on the monitor. Press
on the
arrow pad repeatedly until the macro mark (
) is displayed. Compose
the picture and shoot. The minimum distance to the subject is
approximately 20 cm (8
″
). To cancel the macro mode, press
repeatedly until the macro mark (
) disappears.
Using the Selftimer
Secure the camera on the tripod. Press
on the arrow pad repeatedly
until the selftimer mark (
) is displayed on the monitor. Set up the
shot and full-press the shutter button. The selftimer lamp lights up and
then blinks. The shutter is released after 12 seconds the shutter button
is pressed. The selftimer is automatically cancelled after taking a
picture.
Using the Flash
Switching Between Flash Modes
The camera is automatically set to auto-flash mode when the power is
turned on. Changing the flash mode to other settings will cause the
flash mode mark to be displayed on the monitor.
Each time you press
, the flash mode settings are displayed in order.
Flash mode
Function/purpose:
Auto-flash
d
(no Mark)
Red-eye reduction
d
Fill-in flash
d
Night scenes
d
Night Red-eye
reduction
Automatically fires in lowlight and backlit
conditions.
Significantly reduces the red-eye phenomenon
(i.e. when the flash causes a subject’s eyes to
appear red in the picture).
Fires regardless of available light.
Taking photos at night using the flash and
slow shutter speeds.
Taking photos of people at night using flash
and slow shutter speeds.
No flash
d
Flash does not fire regardless of the lighting
conditions. Good for taking photos where flash
is prohibited.
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