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For more details on the functions described here, refer to the camera’s
Reference Manual on the software CD.
(The default settings are indicated in parentheses.)
Possible Settings
(AUTO) 100 200 400
(OFF) ON
––––
(AUTO)
TIFF SHQ (HQ) SQ
HARD (NORMAL) SOFT
HIGH (NORMAL) LOW
––––
(OFF) ON
(NAME RESET)
AUTO FILE
(RESET) HOLD
(ON) OFF
(Set to the midpoint of
the adjustment bar)
(January 1 2001 00:00)
+2.0 +1.5 +1.0 +0.5 (0)
–0.5 –1.0 –1.5 –2.0
Spot metering
mode
Exposure is measured at
only the center of the subject.
Exposure
compensation
Adjusting image brightness.
ISO
ISO sensitivity
By setting the ISO sensitivity,
you can adjust the camera’s
sensitivity to light.
DIGITAL ZOOM
Digital zoom
Allows up to 9x zoom
shooting.
WB
White balance
Canceling automatic color
balance adjustment, and
adjusting the setting to suit
daylight, overcast,
incandescent or fluorescent
lighting conditions.
Record mode
Selecting picture size and
image resolution, as well as
increasing or decreasing the
number of storable pictures.
Sharpness
Sharpens the distinctness
and strength of the contours
of the subject.
Contrast
Allows a harder contrast
(more distinction between
lighter and darker areas) for
pictures to be selected.
CARD SETUP
Card setup
Formats (initializes)
SmartMedia cards. Used only
when necessary.
REC VIEW
Rec view
Displays the picture just
taken even while it is still
being written to the
SmartMedia card.
File naming
FILE
Selecting how files are named.
Clear settings
Retaining all settings in
memory even after the power
is turned off.
Beep sound
Setting the camera warning
beep sound on or off.
Monitor
adjustment
Allows the brightness of the
monitor to be adjusted.
Date & time
Allows the date and time to
be set.
PANORAMA
Panorama
shooting
Allows panoramic shots to be
taken. CAMEDIA Master
software is required.
CAM
(Shooting)
PIC
(Image)
CARD
(Card)
SET
(Settings)
Group
Item
Purpose
(ESP) SPOT
