Epson PhotoPC 850Z Digital Camera User Manual


 
Taking Pictures
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Manual camera
mode
For experienced users who want complete control
over the camera’s wide array of settings and features.
Available settings include:
All settings available in Full Auto camera mode
Slow sync flash
Sensitivity
Fine exposure adjustment (0.2 EV increments)
Manual exposure adjustment using the auto
exposure, shutter priority, aperture priority, or
manual exposure feature
(when using the LCD monitor)
Manual focus features
(when using the LCD monitor)
Spot and divided brightness metering systems
(when using the LCD monitor)
Basic or custom white balance
Changing the camera mode
To change the camera mode setting, follow these steps.
1. Turn the camera’s dial switch to . The current
camera mode setting appears on the LCD monitor
next to the
+
button.
2. Press the
+
button to select the camera mode.
Quick shooting feature
After taking a picture, the PhotoPC 850Z takes a few
seconds to process and save the image in the installed
memory card. During this time you cannot take a
photo, which means that you need to wait a few
seconds before taking a second photo. The quick
shooting feature allows you to take up to ten pictures
without a delay by temporarily saving all the images
in the camera, and then later saving them to the
memory card.
Note:
When using the Super Fine image setting, you can only take
up to five or six photos without a delay.