Continuous Shooting - Sony DSC-D700 Service Manual

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Continuous Shooting

In this mode you can continuously shoot pictures until you reach the maximum number by keeping
the release button pressed.
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Select "Start" using the 4(UP)/$(DOWN)
buttons and then press EXECUTE.
"WB" is displayed in the viewfinder and white
balance adjustment begins.
After the flash lights about 10 times, the WB
indicator goes off. The white balance adjustment
is complete.
The white balance value is valid until it is
adjusted again.
Note
When the WB indicator flashes, the white
balance is not successfully being
adjusted. Exit this mode by pressing any
operation button besides the WB button
and readjust the white balance again.
While pressing the mode lock (green), turn the
power/mode dial to CAM.
Turn the LCD monitor on by pressing the LCD
button.
Note
Settings can also be confirmed on the LCD panel.
When checking the settings on the LCD panel,
this step is not necessary.
Turn the mode dial to DRIVE and press the shift
button.
The DRIVE menu appears.
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While pressing the shift button, turn the shift dial
to select "Cont1" or "Cont2."
CAM
DRIVE
1Shot
Cont1
Cont2
Self Timer
Interval Rec
Cont1
In this mode, when the shooting mode is set to a
mode other than manual exposure, the exposure is
automatically adjusted every time a picture is
taken.
Cont2
In this mode, the settings of the first picture are
kept as pictures are taken in succession.
The continuous picture taking speed is faster in
this mode than that in Cont1.
Note
These modes are indicated on the LCD panel as 1
(Cont1) and 2 (Cont2).
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Release the shift button.
The continuous shooting mode is set, and the
menu disappears. When taking pictures, keeping
the release button pressed activates continuous
shooting.
Auto focus will not work during continuous
shooting. Set the focus before you start
continuous shooting.
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