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Setting Picture Mode
Select a picture mode that suits the type of picture you want to take. The
currently selected picture mode is indicated on the finder window as " "
(Bright), " " (Redness), " " (Night), " " (Sensitive), or " " (Character).
Picture Mode
Setting
Bright
Records beautiful white skin tones
Redness
Records beautiful skin tones
Night
Mode for taking night scene pictures
Sensitive
Mode for taking bright pictures in dark locations
Character
Mode for taking character pictures
OFF
Turns off picture mode settings
1
On the finder window, press K (Menu) → Picture
Mode →@
2
Select a picture mode →@
Note
The picture mode cannot be set while using Multi Shots (right) or the
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image stabilization (page 7-8) is set.
Tip
The picture mode returns to OFF whenever the camera mode is exited.
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When the picture mode is set to Character, the focus mode is set to
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Macro and when the picture mode is set to Night, the focus mode is
set to Infinity.
Description
Multi Shots
Take nine pictures in succession. When Multi Shots is set to on, " "(High
Speed), " "(Normal Speed) or " "(Low Speed) appears on the finder
window.
1
On the finder window, press K (Menu) → Multi
Shots →@
2
Select the speed →@
Note
Multi Shots cannot be used when the picture size (page 7-6) is W480 ×
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H800 or when the camera mode (page7-5) is set to Digital.
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Any of the picture modes (left) cannot be used during Multi Shots.
Tip
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Nine pictures are taken in about two seconds (High Speed), three
seconds (Normal Speed) or four seconds (Low Speed).
Multi Shots is set to OFF when you stop using the camera or change
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the mode.
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