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You c an add a blurring
effect tothe background
by setting the aperture
value (F-number).
After performing
"To Change
to Manual
Recording
Mode" (:_ _, pg. 24)
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A fast shutter
speed
can freeze
the motion
of a fast-moving
subject,
and a slow shutter
speed
can blur the subject
to give the
impression
of motion.
After performing
"To Change
to Manual
Recording
Mode"
(;_. pg. 24)
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Select
the desired
setting.
(F1.8 to
F8.0)
The lower the F-nurnber
(larger aperture
value), the more blurred
the background
will become. The higher
the F-number
(smaller
aperture
value), the clearer
the
focus will be for both near and far objects.
I_TI_MENU
A t_
Select
_Set
v
• To cancel
the aperture
priority
setting
Press the A button so that the value
indicator
disappears.
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If the image is too bright,
set to a larger
F-number.
If the image is too dark, set to a
smaller
F-number.
2 Select the desired setting (1/2 to
1/4000 in m&t m ode, 1/2 to 1/500 in I_1
mode).
The smaller the value, the faster the
shutter speed.
I_l MENU
_
Select
Set
v
• To cancel
the shutter
speed
setting
Press the S button so that the value
indicator
disappears.
It is recommended to use the tripod (_- pg. 18)
when recording with a slow shutter speed.
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