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∫ Mirror Mode for the Picture on the LCD
Monitor
You are used to looking at yourself in the mirror.
Therefore, when recording yourself with the LCD
Monitor facing forward, the picture (as it is being
recorded) might look unusual and distracting. If you
prefer to see yourself on the LCD Monitor in the
same way as you see yourself in a mirror, i.e. with
the sides reversed, set [SELF SHOOT] on the
[DISPLAY SETUP] Sub-Menu to [MIR.]. However,
the picture will still be recorded in the normal,
non-reversed way.
This mirror mode for the picture on the LCD Monitor
works only during recording and in the Recording
Pause Mode with the LCD Monitor facing forward.
≥It is not possible to display and record the Date, Time
and/or Title Indication in the Mirror Mode.
If you turn the LCD Monitor so that it faces forward,
the Viewfinder also automatically turns on. However,
in the following cases, the Viewfinder turns off:
≥Changing from the Camera to the VCR Mode.
≥Closing the LCD Monitor with the screen facing
outward (as shown below).
Cancelling the Manual Focusing Mode
Press the [FOCUS] Button once to make the [MF]
2
Indication disappear
. Or, press the [PROG. AE]
Button repeatedly until the [AUTO] Indication
appears.
FOCUS / SET
PROG. AE
≥In the Mirror Mode, only the following indications are
displayed. When the General Warning/Alarm
Indication [°] appears, turn the LCD Monitor
backward so that you can confirm the actual
Warning/Alarm Indication.
[¥]:
[;¥]:
[x]: Remaining Battery Power
[°]:
(In addition to these indications, the Counter
Indication and the Programme AE Mode Indications
can also appear in the Viewfinder.)
≥It is not possible to adjust the focus when a menu is
displayed.
Hint for Manual Focus Adjustment
≥If you adjust the focus in the wide-angle setting, the
subject may go out of focus when you enlarge it.
Therefore, enlarge the subject
the focus, so that the picture remains focused when
you zoom out
2
Recording
Recording Pause
Warning/Alarm Indication
x
¥
°
Remarks, etc.
4
.
3
3
before you adjust
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