Sony Cyber-shot PRO DSC-D700, Руководство по обслуживанию

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DSC-D700 (UC,CE)
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anced Operations
T
aking a Picture
If the flash mode is set to Auto or On, when the
flash indicator flashes, the flash is warming up.
When the flash lamp light becomes constant, the
flash is ready for use.
Flashing Continuously lit
ISO
USER SIZE QU
AL
DRIVE
WB
AE
Note
When using the built-in flash, press the pop-up
key to open it.
When finished with the flash, push the top of the
flash down to close.
Adjusting White Balance when Taking Pictures with the Flash
You can adjust the white balance when using the flash.
•CAM
•PLAY
•OFF
MENU
EXCUTE
EXIT
1
While pressing the mode lock (green), turn the
power/mode dial to CAM.
2
Press the MENU button.
The LCD monitor turns on and the menu is
displayed.
3
Select “WB Flash” using the
4
(UP)/
$
(DOWN)
buttons.
CAMERA MENU
WB Flash
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aking a Picture
4
Press the EXECUTE button.
The WB FLASH menu is displayed.
5
Select “Flash Mode” using the 4 (UP)/ $ (DOWN)
buttons and press the EXECUTE button.
WB FLASH
Internal
Flash Mode /External
Interval 10 sec(3~10)
Start
You can now set the flash mode.
6
Choose “Internal” (built-in flash) or “External”
(external flash) using the
4 (UP)/ $ (DOWN)
buttons and press the EXECUTE button.
Choose “Internal” to use the built-in flash or
“External” to use the external flash and press the
EXECUTE button.
7
If you chose “External” in step 6, select “Interval”
using the
4
(UP)/
$
(DOWN) buttons and press the
EXECUTE button.
You can choose the interval during which to have
the flash light.
Set an interval within the range of 3 to 10 seconds
(in one-second units) using the
4
(UP)/
$
(DOWN)
buttons and press the EXECUTE button.
Note
When using an external flash, set the amount of
light for the flash before adjusting the white
balance to avoid extreme brightness or darkness
in your pictures.
8
Point the camera toward a completely white
subject until it completely fills the viewfinder.