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Using the Camera
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Setting the White Balance
The human eye adapts to changes in light so that white objects still appear white even
when the light changes. With a digital camera, however, the color of the subject is influ-
enced by the color of the light surrounding it. This color adjustment is called "white bal-
ance adjustment". This setting allows you to set the white balance when capturing
images under specific lighting conditions.
3.1.11.2
Using the Interval Shoot
The camera provides interval image capturing based on the
setting. This mode is available in the self-timer photography.
You may specify the interval and counts of images captured.
To adjust Interval Shoot settings:
1. In Snapshot Mode, select Interval Shoot menu.
2. Use the [
]/[
] buttons to toggle between Interval
and Count, and then press the
OK
button.
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Interval:
[15 sec.]: The recording interval is 15 seconds.
[1 min.]: The recording interval is 1 minute.
[3 min.]: The recording interval is 3 minutes.
[10 min.]: The recording interval is 10 minutes.
[60 min.]: The recording interval is 60 minutes.
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Count: 2 ~ 99 counts (specifying how many shots can be taken).
3. Use the [
]/[
] buttons to adjust the settings, and then press the
OK
button.
To capture images with Interval Shoot function:
1. In Snapshot Mode, toggle the [
] button to select Interval Shoot mode.
2. Press the shutter button to start. Images will be captured according to the preset Interval
and Count.
3. If you wish to stop, press the shutter button.
[
]
Effect
[
] Normal
[
] B & W
[
] Sepia
[
] Vivid
Applies a tone or color to your pictures to create an artis-
tic effect.
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Normal: Standard RGB color settings suitable for
general photography.
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B & W: Black and white pictures with shades of
grey.
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Sepia: Produces a warm, old-fashioned style of
pictures, in which the colors are more brown and
orange.
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Vivid: Produces sharper and more vibrant colors.
[
]
ISO
(Only
available in
Manual
mode)
[
] ISO Auto
[
] ISO 100
[
] ISO 200
[
] ISO 400
Configures the camera’s sensitivity to light.
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ISO Auto: Automatically sets the ISO value.
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ISO 100: Equivalent to color ISO 100 film. Use
for outdoor photography in bright sunlight.
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ISO 200: Equivalent to color ISO 200 film. Use
for outdoor or brightly lit indoor photography.
–
ISO 400: Equivalent to color ISO 400 film. Use
for fast-moving subjects.
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