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Setting
Color Mode
Choose color tones.
This setting remains until
you change modes or turn
off the camera.*
ISO Speed
Choose the ISO sensitivity.
This setting remains until
you change modes or turn
off the camera.*
Sharpness
Adjust how much to
define the outline of the
subject in the picture.
This setting remains until
you change modes or turn
off the camera.*
* If Setting Memory (see
you turn off the camera.
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Options
High Color—for taking pictures with highly
saturated, vivid colors.
NATURAL COLOR (default)—for normal
color pictures.
LOW COLOR—for taking pictures with
subdued colors.
BLACK & WHITE—for black-and-white
pictures.
SEPIA—for taking pictures in sepia.
EasyShare software also lets you change a color
picture to black-and-white or sepia using a
comoputer.
Unavailable in Video mode.
AUTO (default), ISO 64, ISO 100, ISO 200
(standard picture quality)
Choose a high ISO setting for dark scenes, when
you want to eliminate hand movement or take
pictures without the flash.
Raising the ISO level increases digital noise in
the picture.
Unavailable in Video, Auto, and Scene modes.
HIGH—boldly defines the subject's outline. Use
this to take sharp pictures.
NORMAL (default)—defines the subject with
a standard level of outline definition.
LOW—tones down the outline definition of the
subject. Use this to produce soft pictures of
people, etc.
Unavailable in Video, Auto, Scene modes.
) is set to ON, these settings remain even if
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