• Up to 15 faces can be recognized.

• When you turn on Face Selector, the person closest to the center with the most visible face shown on the display is initially selected.

•If the person moves or the arrangement is changed after selecting a face with Face Selector, you must reselect a face. This avoids focusing on the wrong person.

•The face of the person selected with Face Selector is shown first while enlarging faces in Playback mode.

•If you switch to Face Selector and either press OK or do nothing for 5 seconds, the selection information at that point is saved and the Face Priority screen appears.

•When Face Priority is on, both “Face Recognition AF (Auto Focus)” and “Face Recognition AE (Auto Exposure)” are active during shooting regardless of the Capture mode or whether Face Selector is used.

•“Face Recognition AF” and “Face Recognition AE” may not work if the subject’s face is partly covered, for example, with sunglasses, or when the subject does not face the camera.

•During Continuous Shooting, face information is recorded for the first image only.

Face Priority is always on and pressing the button switches between Face Priority and Face Selection in the following modes.

•Auto Picture

•Natural Skin Tone

•Portrait

•Half-length Portrait

•Kids

You can also turn Face Priority on or off and switch to Face Selection by pressing the button in the other modes.

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