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• When the continuous mode setting is set to
Unlimited:
– You can take pictures until the capacity
of the built-in memory or the card is full.
– The frequency will become slower
halfway. When the built-in memory is
used, the frequency becomes a
maximum of 1 picture approximately
every 6 seconds. However, the exact
timing of this depends on the number of
recordable pictures and the card.
• The focus is fixed in the first picture.
• The ways to control the exposure and the
white balance vary depending on the con-
tinuous mode setting. When the continuous
mode is set to [D], they are fixed to the
values set for the first picture. When the
frequency is set to [E ] or [F ],
they are adjusted each time you take a
picture.
• When the self-timer is used, the number
of recordable pictures in continuous mode is
fixed to 3.
• Continuous mode is not canceled when the
camera is switched off.
• When the continuous mode is activated, the
audio recording function cannot be used.
• If the flash is activated, you can record
only 1 picture.
• When setting auto bracket and continuous
mode simultaneously, auto bracket will be
performed.
• In continuous mode, auto review is activated
even the setting is off. (The picture is not
enlarged.) You cannot change the auto
review setting in the setup menu.
• You cannot use continuous mode if you have
set quality to [RAW].
• You cannot use continuous mode with
[STARRY SKY] in scene mode.
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