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Question
During macro
photography,
why is the
captured image
displaced from
the image as
seen through the
viewfinder?
Why can only the
Ä ISO
sensitivity setting
be selected?
Shooting
Are the settings
retained even
after the camera
is turned off?
Answer
Due to the
displacement
between the camera
lens and the
viewfinder, a subject
viewed close up
through the
viewfinder will appear
lower in the captured
image.
The ISO sensitivity
setting is fixed at Ä
in the following case:
œ In the video clip
shooting mode,
flicker-reduction
k is set to on.
—
Action
Compose the
photo while
viewing the LCD
monitor.
Not a malfunction.
All settings except
the exposure
correction are
retained even after
the camera is
turned off. Set the
voice memo and
self-timer settings
each time you take
a photo; however,
if you change the
settings but not
take the photo, the
settings are
retained even after
the camera is
turned off.
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