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Auto Power Off Menu
You can use the Auto Power Off feature in order to conserve you camera‟s battery life. The designated
time represents when your camera will automatically power off.
When the camera sits idle for the designated period of time, the camera will shut off completely and
will need to be turned on again with the power button before the next use.
1) Press the
MENU
button to open the menus for the current mode.
2) Press the direction button
LEFT
or
RIGHT
to scroll and select the Auto Power Off menu.
3) Press the direction button
UP
or
DOWN
to highlight the desired menu selection.
4) Press the
OK
button to confirm and select the highlighted menu option.
5) A
selected option icon will appear on the selected item.
6) Press the direction button
LEFT
or
RIGHT
to select the next menu item.
7) Press the
MENU
button to exit the menu and return to your previous mode.
8) This setting will be remembered by your camera until you manually change the setting or restore
the camera‟s default factory settings.
Frequency Menu
The options in the Frequency menu represent the frequency of the electrical current in fluorescent
lighting sources in your locale. If your camera is set to a frequency that does not match your country‟s
electric current, you may see flickering or waves on the images taken by your camera.
50Hz
– UK, Europe and Australia
60Hz
– US, Canada and South America
1) Press the
MENU
button to open the menus for the current mode.
2) Press the direction button
LEFT
or
RIGHT
to scroll and select the Frequency menu.
3) Press the direction button
UP
or
DOWN
to highlight the desired menu selection.
4) Press the
OK
button to confirm and select the highlighted menu option.
5) A
selected option icon will appear on the selected item.
6) Press the direction button
LEFT
or
RIGHT
to select the next menu item.
7) Press the
MENU
button to exit the menu and return to your previous mode.
8) This setting will be remembered by your camera until you manually change the setting or restore
the camera‟s default factory settings.
