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Explanation of LCD Monitor Displays
The LCD monitor or the LCD panel displays symbols and figures showing the status of
your digital camera, such as the battery level, the number of pictures that can be
taken, and the mode settings.
LCD Monitor
■ Motion Picture Mode Display
■ Playback Mode Display
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ISO200 MANUAL
1/500 9999
EV+0.25
1600 N
AV 2.8
q
!1
!0
!2
!3
!4
w
erty
u
i
o
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320 N
1MIN 19SEC
y
!3
o
!5
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2/12
1600 N
100-0048
AVI 2X
o
!7
y
!8
!5
@0
!9
@1
q White Balance Indicator (Auto, Daylight
, Overcast , Tungsten ,
Fluorescent , User Define (U), W/B
Calibration (W)) (P.56)
w EV +/– (P.54)
e Self-Timer ( ) (P.59)
r Exposure Mode Display (P.53)
t Recording Data Indicator
(Displays the remaining no. of pictures)
y PIC Mode ( , , , ,
, ) (P.42)
u Recording Mode ( , , )
(P.43)
i Manual Focus Indicator
(Displays when in manual focus)
o Battery ( ) (P.26)
!0 Flash Mode ( , , , Flashing)
(P.51)
!1 Redeye Reduction Mode ( ) (P.64)
!2 Exposure Warning ( ) (P.47)
!3 Date & Time Display
!4 ISO Sensitivity (P.64)
!5 Recordable time
!6 File Name
!7 Image Protected Mark ( ) (P.80)
!8 Number of Image
!9 Zoom Playback (P.44)
@0 AV1 file (Motion Picture file)
@1 Shooting Date and Time
■ Recording Mode Display
• Recording Mode Display (Still image,
Text, Quick shooting)