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Taking pictures
[Creative Control] mode
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For the [Creative Control] menu setting procedures. (→96)
[Miniature Effect]
This effect blurs peripheral areas to give the impression of a
diorama.
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Items that can be set (→97)
Brightness
Underexposure
(darker)
Overexposure
(brighter)
Vividness Subdued coloring
Gaudy coloring
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Defocusing a picture
Press the [FN] button
Press or to move the focusing area (frame)
Turn the control dial to select the size of the focusing area
(frame)
Press [MENU/SET]
• When you press the [DISP] button, the initial setting
condition is restored.
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The monitor image is displayed with a slight delay compared to normal recording.
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Portrait orientation recording does not affect the blurred part. (The left and right edges
will be blurred.)
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No audio is recorded for motion pictures.
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With camera models 18 484/-487/-488/-491
When a motion picture is recorded, the finished recording will be approximately 1/8th
of the actual recorded time period. (If you record a motion picture for 8 minutes,
the resulting motion picture recording time will be approximately 1 minute.) The
recordable time displayed on the camera is approx. 8x longer than actual recording.
When the recording mode is changed, be sure to check the recordable time.
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With camera models 18 485/-486/-489/-490
When a motion picture is recorded, the finished recording will be approximately 1/10th
of the actual recorded time period. (If you record a motion picture for 10 minutes,
the resulting motion picture recording time will be approximately 1 minute.) The
recordable time displayed on the camera is approx. 10x longer than actual recording.
When the recording mode is changed, be sure to check the recordable time.
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If you stop recording motion pictures too soon, the camera may continue recording for
a certain time. Hold the camera still until the camera stops recording.
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When you take a picture using a large resolution setting, the screen will become dark
for a certain period of time after the picture is taken. However, this occurs due to
signal processing and is not a defect.