User manual
Table Of Contents
- Finding the information you need
- How to use this manual
- Contents
- Contents by Function
- 1. Before Use
- 2. Getting Started/Basic Operations
- 3. Recording Modes
- Taking Pictures using the Automatic Function (Intelligent Auto Mode)
- Taking Pictures with Automatically Adjusted Aperture and Shutter Speed (Programme AE Mode)
- Taking picture by setting the exposure manually (Manual Exposure Mode)
- Taking Pictures with different image effects (Creative Control Mode)
- Taking Pictures that match the Scene being recorded (Scene Guide Mode)
- Take the Outdoors Scene Expressively
- Taking panorama pictures (Panorama Shot Mode)
- 4. Focus, Brightness (Exposure) and Colour tone Settings
- 5. 4K Photo and Drive Settings
- 6. Stabiliser, Zoom and Flash
- 7. Recording Motion Pictures
- 8. Sensor
- 9. Playing Back and Editing Images
- 10. Using Menu Functions
- 11. Using the Wi-Fi function
- 12. Connecting to other equipment
- 13. Others
3. Recording Modes
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∫ About playback
Pressing 3 will start scrolling playback automatically in the
same direction as the recording.
• The following operations can be performed during scrolling
playback.
¢ You can perform frame-by-frame forward/rewind by pressing
1/2 during a pause.
3 Start panorama playback/Pause
¢
4 Stop
• The zoom position is fixed to Wide.
• The shutter type is fixed to the electronic shutter.
• The focus, White Balance, and exposure are fixed at the optimum values for the first picture.
As a result, if the focus or brightness changes substantially during recording, the entire
panorama picture may not be recorded at the suitable focus or brightness.
• When multiple pictures are combined to create a single panorama picture, the subject may
appear distorted or the connection points may be noticeable in some cases.
Not available in these cases:
• A panorama picture may not be able to be created, or the pictures may not be combined
properly when recording the following subjects or under the recording conditions below.
– Subjects with a single, uniform colour or repetitive pattern (such as the sky or a beach)
– Moving subjects (person, pet, car, waves, flowers blowing in the breeze, etc.)
– Subjects where the colour or patterns change in a short time (such as an image appearing
on a display)
– Dark places
– Locations with flickering light sources such as fluorescent lights or candles
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