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Using the Flash
The digital camera has three different flash modes: Auto (the default mode);
Fill; and Off. Each of these modes can be accessed via the Flash button on
the backside of the camera.
Auto - the camera automatically fires the flash when the brightness of
the subject or scene is too low.
Fill - fires the flash regardless of the brightness levels in the vicinity.
However, the strength of the flash varies according to the ambient
brightness of your surroundings, so the more light in the area, the lower
level of the flash.
Off - the flash disengaged no matter what the ambient brightness of the
surroundings is.
Using the Self-Timer
The Self-Timer is handy for creating a delay between the time you press
the shutter and the time the picture is taken. You can activate the self-timer
by pressing the Self/+ button at anytime in Recording mode. Once engaged,
each time you press the shutter release button on top of the camera there
is a 10 second delay; this delay is marked by flashing the Self-Timer LED
once per second for seven seconds, then twice per second for the last
three seconds.
Memory Full
Once you have taken the number of pictures allowed by the camera you
must erase them before capturing new ones. To save pictures, transfer them
from the camera to your computer via the appropriate cable (PC or MAC)
and the COM port on your computer.
When your camera memory is full, the green memory light will flash every
one second. Also, the LCD screen displays a STORAGE FULL message.
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