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3. Fully push the shutter button to start
shooting. When shooting starts, a white-
cross locates on the center and a yellow
line is displayed horizontally (or verti-
cally) through the screen. In addition, a
progress bar on the bottom of the screen
shows the relative shooting position of the
panoramic image capture.
4. Slowly and steadily move the camera in the
specified direction, while making sure to keep
the white cross centered on the yellow line. If
you move camera without keeping a straight
line, the yellow line will move with the scene.
The camera will display an error message if
a straight line is not maintained or camera is
moved to fast.
5. When the white portion of the progress bar goes to the end, the camera will automatically perform
stitching function and save the panorama image.
Using Manual Mode -
M
This mode allows you to adjust both shutter speed and aperture values to achieve desired exposure
and effect. Aperture may be adjusted from F1.8 to F11 in 1/3 stops. Shutter speed may be adjusted
from 15” (seconds) to 1/2000 second. Auto ISO and EV compensation are locked when shooting
in Manual mode. The resulting exposure value (EV) is displayed on the bottom of the screen when
pushing the shutter button halfway. The EV displayed is only for your personal reference; Actual EV
compensation is NOT automatically adjusted.
Manual mode is intended for experienced photographers familiar with advanced photographic prin-
ciples. You have complete control over image exposure and various effects. More information about
learning to shoot in manual mode is available at your local bookstore or online through various photo-
graphic training website.
