
Table of Contents
Chapters 1 – 3 explain the basic operations and frequently used functions of this camera. Chapters 4 onward explain the advanced functions, letting you learn more as you read each chapter.
Checking the Package Contents | 2 |
Read This First | 3 |
What Do You Want to Do? | 4 |
Safety Precautions | 8 |
1 Getting Started | 11 |
Charging the Battery | 12 |
Inserting the Battery and |
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Memory Card | 14 |
Setting the Date and Time | 17 |
Setting the Display Language | 19 |
Formatting Memory Cards | 20 |
Pressing the Shutter Button | 21 |
A Taking Pictures | 22 |
1 Viewing Images | 25 |
Erasing Images | 26 |
Printing Images | 27 |
E Shooting Movies | 29 |
Viewing Movies | 31 |
Transferring Images to a Computer.32 | |
Accessories | 36 |
Separately Sold Accessories | 38 |
2 Learning More | 39 |
Components Guide | 40 |
Information Displayed on |
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the Screen | 42 |
Power Saving Function |
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(Auto Power Down) | 44 |
mFUNC. Menu – Basic |
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Operations | 45 |
n Menu – Basic Operations .... | 46 |
Changing the Sound Settings | 47 |
Returning the Camera to |
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Default Settings | 48 |
Low Level Memory Card |
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Formatting | 49 |
Changing the Screen Brightness .... | 50 |
3Shooting in Special Conditions and Commonly
Used Functions | 51 |
4 Shooting in Various Conditions . 52 | |
! Turning the Flash Off | 55 |
Zooming in More Closely on |
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Subjects (Digital Zoom) | 56 |
Inserting the Date and Time | 58 |
Ò Using the | 59 |
" Using the Face | 60 |
4 Selecting Settings |
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Yourself | 61 |
G Shooting in Program AE | 62 |
h Turning the Flash On | 62 |
u Shooting Far Away Subjects |
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(Infinity) | 63 |
e Shooting | 63 |
R Zooming In on Close Subjects |
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(Digital Macro) | 64 |
Changing the Recording Pixels |
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(Image Size) | 65 |
Changing the Image Quality |
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(Compression Ratio) | 65 |
b Adjusting the Brightness |
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(Exposure Compensation) | 67 |
W Continuous Shooting | 67 |
Changing the ISO Speed | 68 |
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