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Each time the icon is selected, the indication changes by one setting in the following order:
10 2 setting canceled 10: Records after 10 seconds 2: Records after 2 seconds
In Motion Picture Recording Mode, set this function from the menu.
When the button is pressed, a still picture is recorded after the 10 or 2 display and the recording lamp flashes for the time which has been set.
After recording, the
In Auto Focus Mode, if the button is pressed halfway once and then fully, the lens focuses on the subject when the button is pressed halfway.
If the button is pressed fully all at once, the lens focuses on the subject just before recording.
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A
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A: AUTO
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In Motion Picture Recording Mode, set this function from the menu.
This function’s default setting is A.
When the button is pressed halfway, the flash indicator will appear.
The unit automatically determines if the flash is necessary even
when it has been set to by detecting the ambient brightness. (If it determines that the flash is necessary, the indication
lights up in red when the button is pressed halfway.)
To adjust the brightness of the flash
The Intelligent Auto Mode is set to off in Motion Picture Recording Mode. ( 47)
Select the menu. ( 33)
[PICTURE] [FLASH LEVEL] desired setting [ ]: Less bright
[ 0]: Normal
[ ]: Much brighter
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