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Exposure value (Cont.)
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Use the EV/+ button at the upper
left of the LCD monitor to increase
the exposure value setting or the _t/-
button to decrease it.
Note: The exposure values can be
determined by noting the mark next to
"E" on the LCD screen. While the
arrow highlights 0, • (.5), or 1, positive
EV values are reflected with the plus
symbol (+) next to EV and negative
values are reflected with the minus
symbol (--).
Flash control
The digital camera is set by default to
automatically fire its flash if there is not
enough light for a picture. Flash firing
can be turned off manually as well.
To turn the flash off:
1. Make sure the camera is in record
mode (1"_).
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2. Use the $/- button at the lower left
of the LCD monitor to toggle
between Flash On (_ A) and Flash
Off ((_)) in record mode.
Note: Flash On mode allows the
camera to automatically
determine if
the flash needs to be fired. It will not
fire if there is enough light to take a
picture.
Battery power display
One icon that can show up in either
record or playback mode is the battery
power indicator (_-_). Weak batteries
should be replaced as soon as possible.
•
Never allow dead batteries to remain
in the camera. Corrosion could
cause serious damage.
•
Never mix different brands of
batteries.
•
Never mix weak batteries with fresh
batteries.
•
Dispose of batteries responsibly.
Playback
mode
In playback mode (0_), the digital
camera is able to upload images to a
computer or TV screen, and erase
images that are no longer wanted.
Remember, to switch from Record
mode to Playback mode, quickly press
and release the menu button ([_) until
the playback mode icon ([_) appears.
Viewing images
The easiest way to see the images you
have stored on the camera is to set up a
video line to a television.
Once connected, you can view images
through your TV's video input line.
1. Make sure the camera is turned on
and in playback mode ([j_).
2. Connect the video cable to the
camera's video out jack and the
other end of the cable to the TV's
Video In jack.
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