CAMERA CONTROLS
MODE BUTTON
Mode button | The mode button gives quick, easy access to the camera’s |
flash modes and subject programs. By pressing the mode |
| button, the mode indicators point to the active mode. To |
| cycle through the modes in reverse order, press and hold |
| the mode button and use the left key of the controller to |
| change the modes. When the camera is turned off, the |
| mode is reset to autoflash. The mode can also be reset to |
| autoflash by pressing and holding the mode button for |
| about two seconds. |
Four flash modes are available: autoflash, autoflash with red-eye reduction, fill-flash, and flash cancel (p. 19). Three subject programs can be chosen: night portrait, land- scape/night view, and macro (p. 20). Subject programs optimize the camera’s performance for certain subjects. Each of the flash modes and subject programs has two posi- tions, one with the mode alone and one with the self-timer (p. 21). The mode button cannot be used with movie recording (p. 26).
Autoflash
Autoflash w/ red-eye reduction
Fill-flash
Night portrait mode
Flash cancel
Landscape/Night view mode
Macro mode
Self-timer w/ autoflash
Self-timer w/ red-eye reduction
Self-timer w/ fill-flash
Self-timer w/ night portrait mode
Self-timer w/ flash cancel
Self-timer w/ landscape mode
Self-timer w/ macro mode
•When the auto-power-off function activates (p. 11), all the modes remain in effect except for night portrait, macro, and self-timer.