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Taking a Picture (Still Picture) (Continued)

_Macro

Slide the Macro switch to left side to take
pictures of the subjects at a distance of
about 0.33
feet (10 cm)
.
If you slide the Macro switch to the left
but the subject is further away than
0.33
feet (10 cm)
, you cannot focus on
the subject sharply.

_When the lens is facing down

Rotate the lens to prepare for taking
pictures.
At purchase, the lens is facing down.

_How to hold the camera

_When taking a horizontal picture

It is convenient to use the shutter button
on the side of the camera.
Be careful not to touch the lens or flash
when taking pictures using the shutter
button on the side of the camera.
Distances for optimum focus
Normal: About 1.65 feet (50 cm) -
Macro: About 0.33 feet (10 cm)
The brightness of the LCD monitor
may differ from the actual recorded
image. It’s important to note the
following points.
1. The factory default setting for LCD
brightness and color will generally
display an image closest to the actual
photo.
2. Taking a picture in very dark places,
using long exposure times, will
produce a photo that is somewhat
brighter than the image displayed on
the LCD monitor.
3. Any adjustment of LCD color or
brightness will not affect the actual
photo.
When you press the shutter button, be
careful not to shake the camera.
When taking the picture from a
distance, it is more convenient to use
the shutter button on the remote
controller.
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