106Using the Mode Dial
4 MenuReference
Dial indicator
You can switch the Shooting mode by setting the icons on the mode dial to the dial indicator.
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| Selects automatically from Portrait, |
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| Landscape, Macro, and Moving Object |
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I(Auto Picture) | Modes. Lets you take pictures with standard |
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| settings (Normal mode) when there is no |
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| optimal shooting mode. |
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=(Portrait) | Optimal for capturing portraits. |
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s(Landscape) | Deepens the focus range, emphasizes |
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contour and saturation of trees and the sky, |
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q(Macro) | Lets you take vibrant pictures of flowers or | |
other small subjects at short distances. |
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\(Moving Object) | Lets you take sharp pictures of a quickly |
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moving subject, such as a sporting event. |
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.(Night Scene Portrait) | Lets you capture people against a night view |
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or dusk. |
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a(Flash OFF) | The |
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are the same as the Normal mode in I. |
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H(Scene) | Selects from 8 situations depending on the |
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shooting conditions. |
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For .(Night Scene Portrait), the shutter speed becomes slower in dark places, even if the