Manual
Table Of Contents
- SD MEMORY CARD
- TO CHARGE THE BATTERY
- LOADING THE BATTERY
- SELECTING THE EXPOSURE MODE
- P PROGRAM AE
- A APERTURE PRIORITY AE
- S SHUTTER SPEED PRIORITY AE
- M MANUAL EXPOSURE
- FOCUS MODE
- HOW TO USE AUTOFOCUS
- SETTING THE FOCUS FRAME
- FOCUS LOCK
- AF+MF MODE
- AF LIMIT MODE
- FACE DETECTION AF MODE
- SPEED PRIORITY AF
- MANUAL FOCUS
- SINGLE FRAME SHOOTING
- CONTINUOUS SHOOTING
- SELF TIMER
- INTERVAL TIMER
- USING THE EXTERNAL FLASH
- SETTING THE FLASH MODE
- FLASH EXPOSURE COMPENSATION
- VIEWING ONE IMAGE AT A TIME
- MAGNIFYING IMAGES (ZOOMED-IN VIEW)
- VIEWING NINE IMAGES AT A TIME (CONTACT SHEET VIEW)
- HISTOGRAM
- DELETE A FILE WITH THE DELETE BUTTON
- DELETE FILES FROM THE DELETE MENU
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WARNING !!
Please be aware that when you charge the external flash, the flash
mode icon will turn on and off. If you release a shutter during such time,
it will not flash and causes camera shake or underexposure.
When camera exposure mode P, A, or S is used, shutter speed can be
set up to 1/200 sec. (There is no limit when M mode is used.)
Flash photography can be used in the following range. (P Mode)
ISO
Flash Exposure Range
ISO100
Approx. 1m - 5m
ISO200
Approx. 1m - 7m
ISO400
Approx. 1m - 10m
ISO800
Approx. 1m - 14m
ISO1600
Approx. 1m - 20m
ISO3200
Approx. 1m - 28m
ISO6400
Approx. 1m - 40m
TIP
If the ISO sensitivity setting is set to [ISO AUTO] and the external flash
is used, the value set in [Lower limit] of [ISO Auto Range] will be
applied.
SETTING THE FLASH MODE
It is possible to select other flash modes such as Exposure Compensation
mode or Red-Eye Reduction mode.
The Flash Mode can be set in the Quick Set Menu (P.34) or [ Capture
Settings] (P.27) → [Flash] → [Flash Mode].
Normal Flash (Default)
Redeye
Slow Sync.
Redeye + Slow