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4
Press the
button.
The Noise Reduct is selected, and the
green highlight moves to
.
5
Check that the
icon blinks in the
control panel.
6
Take a picture.
The noise reduction function does the
exposure twice and starts the noise
reduction procedure. All of the six memory
gauge bars blink at the beginning, then the
blinking bars disappear as the noise
reduction procedure progresses.
You can take another picture when the
memory gauge goes off.
Note
• This function does the exposure twice then removes the noise from each image. Therefore, it takes
one minute or longer per shooting. Further time is required for storing the image onto a card.
• In the noise reduction mode, the burst mode cannot be used.
• In the noise reduction mode, you cannot take a picture while the memory gauge is displayed in the
control panel.
• This function may not work well with some shooting conditions or subjects.
• The noise reduction function is for prolonged shooting and consumes more battery power.
Therefore the shooting may not be completed depending on the type or condition of the batteries.
In that case, use an optional B-12LPB/B-10LPB lithium polymer battery or CAMEDIA-brand AC
adapter.
• If you repeat a prolonged shooting, the number of pictures which can be taken may be severely
reduced.
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Using the Noise Reduct (Noise Reduction Mode)
(continued)
Control panel
5
6
Control panel