Samsung EV-NX10ZZBCBHU, EV-NX10ZZBABZA, NX10RHZA03/SUK, NX10PRTV04/SUK Depth preview, Viewfinder

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What is the depth of field?
When you focus on a specific subject, there is a range in which objects closer and further away are all in focus. This focused range is called the depth of field.
The wider the wide-angle lens, the higher the aperture value, the greater the depth of field. For example, the aperture stop, f 11 is higher than f 2.8.
Current position of the subject

Depth preview

When you are not using the depth preview function, you can only see the subject through the camera in the condition of the maximum aperture (minimum f-number) in the shooting mode. Use the Depth of Field Preview function before taking a picture to view the depth of field of the scene as it looks with the lens set to its current f-stop number.

1 Press the [Depth Preview] in the Shooting mode.

Depth preview button

2 You can check the depth of field result

actually taken through the display and

10 meters

6 meters

4 meters

2 meters

1 meters

viewfinder.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

S This refer to an appropriate range of

You can set the function of a button differently by

 

focus when the depth of field is deep.

 

 

 

 

 

using the Key Mapping menu option. (CD-ROM

 

Current position of the subject

User manual, page 77)

 

 

10 meters

6 meters

4 meters

2 meters

1 meters

 

 

S This refer to an appropriate range of

 

 

focus when the depth of field is shallow.

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Contents ENG Health and safety information Safety warningsProtect batteries, chargers, and memory cards from damage Important usage information Shooting mode explanation shown next to the title Indications used in this manualAbbreviations used in this manual Menu display used in this manualIcons used in this manual Select Shooting1 1 → QualityBackground Expressions used in this manualPress Shutter SubjectContents Contents Unpacking Connection port Area to the center / Bracketing setupTitle and role of each part Standby state for shootingTitle and role of each part Diopter adjustment dial/Eye-cup/Status lamp Removal of Eye-cupOIS switch Lens contacts Lens mount connecting pointAF/MF switch Description for each part of the lensPreparations before shooting Charging the batteryColor of charge lamp Charging status Preparations before shooting Installing the batteryRemove the battery Lock leverInstalling the memory card Before mounting the lens Lens mounting Mounting/dismounting the lensDismounting the lens Connecting the strap Turning on the power and initialization Turning on the power and initialization Icons Fader Color spaceSmart range Wind CutTo save a selected option or menu, press Using the dialOption/menu selection method To return to the previous menu screen, press MenuDisplays the level of flash intensity adjustment Using FnExample. Flash setting in the P mode Option/menu selection methodSelect User setup 1 → User Display → an option Setting user displayPress Menu in the shooting mode Changing the display typeChanging the display type Setting the screen displaySelect Setting 3 3 → Select Display Shooting mode, Press MenuGreen Focus is set Red Focus is not set Simple picture-taking methodPress to see the saved images on the screen Holding your camera correctly Tips for getting a clearer photoFocus frame Half-pressing the shutter buttonGetting your subject in focus Please try to use the focus lock functionUsing the manual focus Setting the automatic/manual focus function Using automatic focusUsing manual focus Zooming→ OIS → Using the OIS switch of lensUsing the OIS in the menu option Optical Image Stabilization OISDepth preview ViewfinderRotate the mode dial to Align your subject in the frame Using the Smart Auto modeHalf-press Shutter to focus Press Shutter to take a photo Rotate the mode dial to P Set options Using the Program modeWhat is the program shift method? LeftAperture value Using the Aperture Priority modeOpening Using the Shutter Priority mode Shutter speedUsing the Manual mode Using the portrait mode Using the Night/Portrait/Landscape modeUsing the night mode Using the landscape modeUsing the Scene mode Rotate the Mode dial to Press Menu Using the scene modeUsing the Beauty Shot mode Select Shooting3 3 → Face RetouchSelect Shooting3 3 → Voice Recording a movieSelect Shooting1 1 → Quality Press Shutter again to stop recordingRecording a movie Finding more about the basic shooting function Chapter Function Description UsingManual mode Shooting aSetting the resolution and quality Setting a resolutionSetting the quality of a movie Setting the resolution and picture qualitySetting the image quality of a picture Select Shooting 1 2 → Quality → an optionYou can select the timer setting from 2 ~ 30 seconds Using the timer functionSetting the timer function Select Shooting 2 2 → DriveTaking a picture in a dark place Using the flash popup buttonSetting the flash option Select Shooting 2 2 → Flash → an optionUsing the red-eye fix function Taking a picture in a dark place1st Curtain, 2nd Curtain Adjusting the ISO sensitivityUse of early 1st S Use of 2nd Curtain Curtain option Select Shooting 2 2 → Flash Adjusting the amount of flash lightYou can adjust flash brightness by ±2 levels DisplayChanging the Focusing methods Focusing methodsSelect Shooting 2 2/ 2 → AF Mode → an option Changing the focus area Focusing methodsSelect Shooting 2 2 → AF Area → an option Adjust the size of focus area by using the dial Setting the focus of the selected areaSelect Shooting 2 2 → AF Area → Selection AF Select Shooting 2 2 → MF Assist Setting the MF AssistSet the focus method to Manual Focus Select a desired optionNormal face detection Face detectionSelect Shooting 2 2 → AF Area → Face Detection AF Self-portrait face detection Check the focus of the subject Shooting modeFace detection Select Shooting 2 2 → AF Area → Self-Portrait AFAdjusting the exposure brightness Brightness and color adjustment of picturePress the Shutter button to take a picture Select Shooting 1 1/ 1 → White Balance Brightness and color adjustment of pictureSetting the white balance → an optionSuccessive shooting method and timer setup Changing the shooting methodOptions may differ depending on the Shooting mode Changing the shooting methodPicture wizard Special effect/photo retouchingSelect Shooting 1 1 → Picture Wizard Chapter Function Description Place by using the AF lamp. Off, OnFinding more about the extended shooting function AF priority shotFinding more about the extended shooting function Play picture/movie Viewing pictures in the play modeYou can view saved pictures and movies Picture wizard, focal length Play picture/movieShot image RGB histogram Movie playback information screenConverting to the thumbnail view View files in the smart album by categoryType Playback mode, press Menu File protectionDeleting a file DeleteEnlargement Picture can be enlarged when searching in play modeEnlargement/reduction See the slide showSet to a desired option View a movieSelect Slide Show → Play Capturing a picture Cut fi le is saved by using a different fi le nameCutting part of a movie Programs contained on the CD Transferring files to your computerFor Windows users Samsung Master Edit photos and videos QuickTimeConnect your camera to your PC with the USB cable Transferring files to your computerTransferring files to your PC Disconnecting the camera for Windows XP → Removable Disk → Dcim → XXXPHOTO, or select Xxxmmdd folderDownloading files using Samsung Master Using Samsung MasterUsing the Samsung Master Interface Using the Samsung RAW Converter Turn on your camera Select Printer in the popup window Configuring print settingsPrinting photos with a photo printer PictBridge ImagesFinding more about the playback/editing function You can set the camera use environment using the setup menu Camera settings menuPress Menu to return to the previous mode Select a desired itemSound Camera settings menuDisplay Normal setup 1 Date Normal setup 2Time Normal setup 3 Update SizeError messages Before contacting a service center Before contacting a service center Photo is too dark Photo is tooBright TV does notPlay videos Camera specifications Camera specifications At ISO Micro Each 7steps in Amber AdjustmentFlash Type TTL Auto Pop-up fl ash 28mm wide-angleBeauty shot, Children Scene Mode Close Up, Text, SunsetImage Size 4M 1472x976 Burst Mode only Jpeg 12M Beach & SnowFile Format 14M RAWSpecification Physical Dimensions 123×87×39.8mm ConnectorConnector 240V Power WxHxD Parts of the camera WeightLens specifications Index Index AD68-04519A
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