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Taking pictures
[Step Zoom]
You can set the zoom operation to allow easy visualization of the angle of view (picture
angle) for the focal length of a regular fixed focal length lens (as with a 35mm film
camera). When using the Step Zoom, you can operate the zoom ratio as easily as
changing the camera lens.
Preparation:
Set [Step Zoom] for the [Rec] menu to [ON].
• For the setting procedures of the menu.
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[Step Zoom] stop positions
24mm, 28mm, 35mm, 50mm, 70mm, and 90mm
• In addition to the above focal lengths, the zoom will stop at the following positions
when a setting other than Optical Zoom is set.
135mm, 200mm, 300mm, 400mm, 500mm, 600mm, the focal length at max. Tele,
and so on.
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The focal length values are only approximations.
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The focal length will change in the following cases:
• When the aspect ratio is 1:1
• When [Burst Shooting] is set to [
• When [Handheld Night Shot] is set in Scene mode
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[Step Zoom] cannot be used in the following cases:
• With [Snapshot Mode]
• When recording motion pictures
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The focal length is displayed during playback for pictures recorded using the [Step
Zoom].
(→25)
Select the focal length
Every time you operate the zoom lever,
zooming will stop at the indicated focal
lengths.
To widen the angle
of view, use shorter
focal lengths
(hence wideangle,
also makes
subjects appear
further away)
Current zoom position
(The indicated focal lengths are not the actual ones,
but rather the equivalent ones for the 35mm format)
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Using the zoom lens
To make subjects
appear closer use
longer focal lengths
(telephoto, also
narrows
the angle of view)
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