Introduction
The Mode Dial
To select a shooting mode, align the mode icon with the mark next to the mode dial.
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A (movie): Record short movies with | conditions and let the camera do the | F (portrait): Use for | |
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sound (pg. 39). | traits with natural skin tones (pg. 30). | ||
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A(auto): A simple | D(digital zoom): Increase zoom by up |
mode recommended for fi | to 3 × so that small or distant subjects |
ers of digital cameras (pg. 14). | fi ll the frame (pg. 30). |
B(baby mode): Choose for natural skin |
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tones in portraits of infants. The fl ash |
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turns off automatically (pg. 29). |
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| ment or camera shake (pg. 29). |
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