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More on Shooting
More on Shooting
Selecting a Shooting Mode (Mode Dial)
When the mode dial is rotated next to the mark, the camera switches to the
corresponding shooting mode shown below.
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A
Auto mode (A24)
An automatic, “point-and-
shoot” mode
recommended for first-
time users of digital
cameras.
A, B, C, D (A60)
Choose these modes for
greater control over
shutter speed and
aperture value.
y Scene (A45)
Shoot with settings
suitable for the scene
simply by choosing one of
the scene modes.
In scene auto selector
mode, the camera
automatically selects the
optimum scene mode for
simpler shooting.
D (Movie) mode (A146)
High-definition movies
can be shot with sound.
E, F, N User settings
(A112)
Up to three setting
combinations that are
frequently used for
shooting can be saved in
E, F and N. The
saved settings can be
immediately retrieved for
shooting simply by
rotating the mode dial to
E, F or N.
O
Low noise night mode
(A58)
Shoot with the ISO
sensitivity controlled
automatically to a high
level and without the flash,
to capture the atmosphere
of a low-lit scene.