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     When you press the shutter button, the 
    screen may become bright for a moment. 
    This function allows easy adjustment of 
    focus and the recorded picture will not be 
    affected.
     We recommend setting the clock again 
    before taking pictures. (P18)
     When the time for power save is set (P21), 
    the camera is automatically turned off if 
    you do not operate it within the set time. 
    When operating the camera again, press 
    the shutter button or turn the camera off 
    and on. 
     In some cases, if the distance between 
    the camera and the subject is beyond the 
    recordable range when you use the 
    camera, the picture may not be properly 
    focused even if the focus indication is lit.
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    Taking Pictures in Simple Mode
    This mode allows beginners to take 
    pictures easily. Only the necessary menus 
    appear to make the operations simple.
    1Select the desired item and set 
    the desired value. 
    ∫Settings in Simple mode
    [PICT.MODE]
    [AUTO REVIEW]
    [BEEP]
    [CLOCK SET]
    Change date and time. (P18)
    SIMPLE MODE
    AUTO REVIEW
    BEEP
    CLOCK SET
    ENLARGE
    4k6/1k15
    E-MAIL
    PICT.MODE
    EXITMENUSELECT SET
    MENU
    MENU
    ENLARGE This selection is intended 
    for situations when large 
    printing (8qk10q, Letter 
    etc.) is desired.
    4qk6q/
    10k15cmThis selection offers an 
    easy way to produce 
    small “general purpose” 
    prints.
    E-MAIL This selection favors a 
    smaller file size, optimized 
    for website and e-mail 
    use.
    The recorded picture automatically 
    appears on the screen for about 
    1 second.
    The recorded picture does not 
    automatically appear.
    OFF No operational sound
    LOW Soft operational sound
    HIGH Loud operational sound
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    ∫Other Settings in Simple mode
    In Simple mode, other settings are fixed as follows. For details, refer to the pages 
    corresponding to each item.
    Focus range 0.98 feet (30 cm) –¶ (Tele)
    0.16 feet (5 cm) –¶ (Wide)P30
    MONITOR [0] (standard) P21
    POWER SAVE [2MIN.] P21
    ECONOMY [OFF] P22
    Self-timer 10 seconds P40
    Optical Image 
    Stabilizer[MODE2] P43
    Burst speed Low speed P44
    Number of recordable pictures in Burst mode
     [ENLARGE]: max. 4 pictures
    [4qk6q/10k15cm]: max. 7 pictures
     [E-MAIL]: max. 7 pictures
    White balance [AUTO] P60
    ISO sensitivity [AUTO] P62
    Picture size and 
    Quality [ENLARGE]: 2560k1920 pixels/Fine
    [4qk6q/10k15cm]: 1600k1200 pixels/Standard
    [E-MAIL]: 640k480 pixels/StandardP62
    P63
    AF mode [ ] (1-area-focusing) P64
    AF assist lamp [ON] P65
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    ∫The Backlight Compensation
    Backlight is a situation where light comes 
    from behind the subject. Subjects such as 
    people become dark when pictures are 
    recorded in the backlight. If you press 3, 
    [ ] (compensating backlight ON 
    indication) appears and the backlight 
    compensation function is activated. This 
    function compensates the backlight by 
    brightening the whole of the picture. 
     If you press 3 while [ ] is displayed, 
    [ ] disappears and the backlight 
    compensation function is canceled.
     When you use the backlight compensation 
    function, we recommend using the flash. 
    (When you use the flash, the flash mode 
    is set to Forced ON/Red-eye reduction.)
     You cannot set the following items in the 
    Simple mode.
    – [NO.RESET]
    –[RESET]
    – [USB MODE]
    –[VIDEO OUT]
    –[LANGUAGE]
    – [ECONOMY]
     However, the setting for [NO.RESET] and 
    [LANGUAGE] in the setup menu (P20) are 
    applied to the Simple mode.
     Except for [CLOCK SET] and [BEEP], the 
    settings on the simple mode are not 
    applied to other recording modes.
     You cannot use the following functions in 
    the simple mode.
    – White balance fine adjustment
    – Exposure compensation
    – Auto bracket
    – [PICT.SIZE]
    – [QUALITY]
    – [AUDIO REC.]
    – [D.ZOOM]
    – [SLOW SHUTTER]
    – [COL.EFFECT]
    –[PICT.ADJ.]
    – [FLIP ANIM.]
     However, the setting on [PICT.SIZE] and 
    [QUALITY] corresponds to the setting on 
    [PICT.MODE].
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    BACKLIGHT
    8
    BACKLIGHT
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    Checking the Recorded Picture (Review)
    1When the mode dial is in a 
    recording mode, press 
    4. 
    • The last recorded picture appears for 
    about 10 seconds.
     Press the shutter button halfway or  4 
    to cancel the review.
     You can check the previous or following 
    picture with  2/1.
     When the recorded pictures are too  bright or dim, compensate the 
    exposure. (P41)
    2 Enlarge and shift the picture. 
    :1 k>4k > 8k
    :8 k>4k > 1k  When you change the magnification or 
    the position to be displayed, the zoom 
    position indication  A appears for about 
    1 second to identify the enlarged area.
    ∫ Recorded pictures can be deleted 
    during the review (Quick Deletion) 
     Once deleted, pictures cannot be  recovered.
     Multi pictures or all pictures can be 
    deleted. Read P48 or P49 to operate 
    them.REVIEW1X
    DELETE
    4X
    EXIT
    T
    W
    1X 8X
    REVIEW4X
    DELETE
    DELETE THIS PICTURE?
    DELETE SINGLE
    MULTI/ALLSELECT
    SET
    YESNO
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    Using the Optical Zoom
    You can make people and subjects appear 
    closer with the 3 times optical zoom, and 
    landscapes can be recorded in wide angle.
    ∫To make subjects appear further away 
    use (Wide) ∫To make subjects appear closer use 
    (Tele) 
     The picture may have some distortion 
    (typical example: vertical straight line bent 
    outwards). This is due to the lens 
    aberration, which is common to some 
    extent with all photographic lenses. 
    Distortion may be more visible when using 
    a wider area of the zoom lens as you get 
    closer to the subject.
     When using the zoom lens at high 
    magnification, the quality of the picture 
    can be enhanced if a tripod is used. At 
    high magnification, even small 
    movements can cause a slight decrease 
    in picture sharpness.
    1X
    2X
    3X
    WT
    160019
    T W
    160019WT
    T W
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    Taking Pictures using the Built-in Flash
    When you set the flash, you can take 
    pictures using the built-in flash according to 
    the recording condition.
    Photo flash 1
    Do not cover it with your finger or any other 
    items.
    ∫Switching to the appropriate flash 
    setting 
    Set the flash setting of the built-in flash 
    according to the scene to be recorded.
    For the selectable flash settings, refer to 
    “Available flash settings by recording 
    mode” on P38.:AUTO
    The flash is automatically activated 
    according to the recording condition.
    : AUTO/Red-eye reduction
    The flash is automatically activated 
    according to the recording condition.
    It reduces the red-eye phenomenon 
    (eyes of the subject appear red in photo 
    flash) by triggering the flash at 1 second 
    before actually recording the picture.
     Use this when you take pictures of 
    people in low lighting conditions.
    : Forced ON
    The flash is activated every time 
    regardless of the recording condition.
     Use this when your subject is 
    back-lit or under fluorescent light.
    : Forced ON/Red-eye reduction
     In [PARTY] in scene mode (P53) or 
    when you compensate the backlight in 
    simple mode [ ], the flash mode is set 
    to Forced ON/Red-eye reduction.
    : Slow sync./Red-eye reduction
    When you take a picture with a dark 
    background landscape, this feature 
    makes the shutter speed slow when the 
    flash is activated, so that the dark 
    background landscape will become 
    bright. Simultaneously it reduces the 
    red-eye phenomenon.
     Use this when taking pictures of 
    people in front of a dark background.
    : Forced OFF
    The flash is not activated in any 
    recording condition.
     Use this when taking pictures in 
    places where the use of the flash is 
    not permitted.
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    ∫Available flash settings by recording mode
    The available flash settings depend on the recording mode.
    (±: Available, —: Not available) 
    ¢Available only in backlight compensation
    ∫The available flash range to take pictures 
    ¢Except when the flash mode is set to Slow sync./Red-eye reduction [ ]
     The available flash range is an approximation.
     Refer to P30 for the focus range.
     If the ISO sensitivity is set to [AUTO] (P62), it is automatically adjusted from [ISO100] to 
    [ISO400] when you use the flash (except when the flash mode is set to Slow sync./
    Red-eye reduction [ ]). To avoid noise, decrease the ISO sensitivity.
    ISO sensitivityAvailable flash control range
    AU TO¢0.98 feet (30 cm) – 13.1 feet (4.0 m) (Wide)
    0.98 feet (30 cm) – 7.22 feet (2.2 m) (Tele)
    ISO80 0.98 feet (30 cm) – 5.91 feet (1.8 m) (Wide)
    0.98 feet (30 cm) – 3.28 feet (1.0 m) (Tele)
    ISO100 0.98 feet (30 cm) – 6.56 feet (2.0 m) (Wide)
    0.98 feet (30 cm) – 3.61 feet (1.1 m) (Tele)
    ISO200 1.31 feet (40 cm) – 9.19 feet (2.8 m) (Wide)
    0.98 feet (30 cm) – 5.25 feet (1.6 m) (Tele)
    ISO400 1.97 feet (60 cm) – 13.1 feet (4.0 m) (Wide)
    1.31 feet (40 cm) – 7.22 feet (2.2 m) (Tele)
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    ∫Shutter speed for each flash mode 
    ¢The shutter speed changes depending 
    on the slow shutter setting. (P65)
    ∫When using the photo flash
     Do not stare at the photo flash from 
    close proximity.
     If you bring the flash too close to the 
    subjects, they may appear distorted or 
    discolored by its heat and lighting.
     Do not cover the photo flash with your 
    fingers or any other items.
     When you take a picture beyond the flash 
    control range, the exposure may not be 
    adjusted properly and the picture may 
    become bright or dark.
     When you repeat taking a picture, 
    recording may be disabled even if the 
    flash is activated. Take a picture after the 
    card access lamp disappears.
     When the jitter alert appears, we 
    recommend using the flash.
     When you set to burst mode or auto 
    bracket, only 1 picture is recorded for 
    every flash activated.
     The flash icon turns red when activating 
    the flash and pressing the shutter button 
    halfway.
     When the flash is being charged, the flash 
    icon blinks red, and you cannot take a 
    picture even when you press the shutter 
    button fully.
     While the flash is being charged in 
    economy mode, the LCD monitor is off.  When taking a picture with the flash, the 
    white balance will be automatically 
    adjusted [except for [ ] (Daylight)], but 
    the white balance may not be properly 
    adjusted if the photo flash is insufficient.
     When the shutter speed is fast, the flash 
    effect may not be sufficient.
     To avoid picture noise, we recommend 
    setting [PICT.ADJ.] to [NATURAL]. (P66)
     Refer to P62 for the ISO sensitivity.
    Flash modeShutter speed (sec.)
    : AUTO 1/60 – 1/2000
    : AUTO/Red-eye reduction 1/60 – 1/2000
    : Forced ON
    : Forced ON/Red-eye reduction1/60 – 1/2000
    : Slow sync./
    Red-eye reduction1/8¢– 1/2000
    : Forced OFF1/8¢– 1/2000
    8 – 1/2000
    [In [NIGHT SCENERY] in 
    scene mode (P53)]
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    Taking Pictures with the Self-timer
    1Switch the self-timer setting. 
    : Self-timer set to 10 seconds
    ;
    : Self-timer set to 2 seconds
    ;
    No display (canceled)
    2Focus on the subject to take the 
    picture. 
     If you press the [MENU] button when 
    the self-timer is set, the self-timer 
    setting is canceled.
     When using a tripod or in other cases, 
    setting the self-timer to 2 seconds is a 
    convenient way to stabilize the jitter 
    caused by pressing the shutter button.
     The self-timer indicator 1 
    blinks and the shutter is 
    activated after 10 seconds 
    (or 2 seconds). 
     When you press the button 
    fully with one stroke, the 
    subject is automatically focused just 
    before the recording. In dark places, the 
    self-timer indicator blinks and then it may 
    turn on brightly to work as the AF assist 
    lamp (P65) for focusing on the subject.
     In simple mode [ ], the self-timer is fixed 
    to 10 seconds. (P32)
     When you set the self-timer in the burst 
    mode, the camera starts taking a picture 2 
    or 10 seconds after the shutter button is 
    pressed. The number of pictures taken at 
    a time is fixed to 3.
     We recommend using a tripod when 
    setting the self-timer.
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    CANCELMENU
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