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    This mode allows you to record motion 
    images.
    1Select [MOTION RATE].
     [10fps]:
    Recording motion images for a longer 
    time is available though less smooth. 
    The file size is smaller, so the files are 
    suitable to be attached to e-mails.
     [30fps]:
    The motion of the recorded image is 
    smooth, but the file size is large.
     fps (frame per second); This refers to 
    the number of frames used in 1 second.
     Close the menu by pressing the shutter 
    button halfway or the [MENU] button 
    after finishing the setting.
    2Press the shutter button halfway. 
     When the subject is focused, the focus 
    indication 1 lights.
     The remaining recording time 
    (approximation) appears on the screen.
    3Press the shutter button fully to 
    start the recording. 
     The audio recording starts 
    simultaneously from the built-in 
    microphone of the camera.
     By pressing the shutter button fully 
    again, the recording stops.
     If the memory card becomes full during 
    recording, the camera stops 
    automatically.
    Motion image mode
    EXITMENU
    AUTOW10fps
    30fpsMO
    REC
    SELECT
    AF MODE
    SET
    OFFD.
    ONAF ASSIST LAMP
    MENU
    MENU
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    ∫Available recording time (seconds)
     The remaining recording time 
    (approximation) appears on the screen.
     The recordable time is an approximation.
     You cannot play audio only with the 
    camera. When you want to play audio, 
    connect the camera to TV (P82) or PC 
    (P85).
     The motion images cannot be recorded 
    without audio.
     The picture size is fixed to 
    320k240 pixels.
     If using a MultiMediaCard, after recording 
    motion images, the card access indication 
    may appear for a while, but this is not a 
    malfunction. The file is being loaded to the 
    MultiMediaCard.
     The settings of auto focus/zoom/aperture 
    values are fixed to what they are when 
    recording starts (in the first frame).
     If you use a card with little capacity, 
    recording may stop while you record 
    motion images depending on the card 
    type. 
     When motion images recorded with this 
    camera are played back on other 
    equipment, the quality of pictures and 
    sounds may be deteriorated or it may not 
    be possible to play them back.
     The motion images recorded with setting 
    [MOTION RATE] to [30fps] cannot be 
    played back on a camera which does not 
    support [30fps] of motion rate.
     The review function cannot be used. You cannot set [MODE2] on the Optical 
    Image Stabilizer function.
     Keep the camera away from magnetised 
    equipment or equipment which generates 
    electromagnetic waves (e.g. a microwave 
    oven, TV, cell phone or video game 
    equipment, etc.) as far as possible. If not, 
    pictures and sounds may be distorted due 
    to electromagnetic wave radiation.
    SD Memory Card 
    CapacityMotion rate (sec.)
    10fps30fps
    16 MB 75 25
    32 MB 160 55
    64 MB 350 120
    128 MB 720 240
    256 MB 1450 480
    512 MB 2950 1020
    1 GB 5700 1950
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    Press the [MENU] button to display the 
    scene menu. When [SCENE MENU] (P23) 
    on the [SETUP] menu is set to [AUTO], set 
    the mode dial to [ ] to display the scene 
    menu automatically.
     Select a menu item with 3/4 and press 
    1 to determine the setting.
     When rotating the zoom lever toward T, 
    the page of the menu screen can be 
    forwarded. (vice versa)
     If you press the [MENU] button while the 
    scene menu is displayed, you can set the 
    [SETUP] menu (P20) and the [REC] mode 
    menu (P59).
    : [PORTRAIT] (P54)
    : [SPORTS] (P54)
    : [SCENERY] (P55)
    : [NIGHT SCENERY] (P55)
    : [NIGHT PORTRAIT] (P56)
    : [FIREWORKS] (P56)
    : [PARTY] (P57)
    : [SNOW] (P57)
    : [SELF PORTRAIT] (P58)
     The following functions cannot be set in 
    scene mode.
    – White balance (P60)
    – ISO sensitivity (P62)
    – Color effect (P66)
    – Picture adjustment (P66)
    Scene mode
    SCENE MODE 1
    /
    3
    SPORTS
    SCENERY
    PORTRAIT
    MENUSELECT SET
    MENU
    MENU
    Menu items
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    This mode allows you to make the subject 
    stand out from a background and adjust the 
    exposure and the hue to achieve a healthy 
    complexion on the subject.
    ∫Technique for Portrait mode
    To make this mode more effective:
    1 Rotate the zoom lever to Tele as far as 
    possible.
    2 Be close to the subject.
    3 Select a background which is far from 
    the camera.
     This mode is suitable for outdoors in the 
    daytime.
     White balance works best when recording 
    outdoors in the daytime. When using 
    indoors, the hue may change.
     When you want to change the exposure or 
    the hue, compensate the exposure (P41). This mode allows you to take pictures of a 
    fast moving subject. (e.g. When taking 
    pictures of outdoor sports.)
    ∫
    Technique for Sports mode
    To record actions of the subject as if it were 
    still, the shutter speed becomes faster than 
    usual. This mode is more effective when 
    taking pictures in the daytime on a clear 
    day.
     This mode is suitable for outdoors in the  daytime, keeping 16.4 feet (5 m) or more 
    away from the subject.
     White balance works best when recording  outdoors in the daytime. When using 
    indoors, the hue may change.
    Portrait mode
    160019
    Sports mode
    160019
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    This mode allows you to take a picture of a 
    wide landscape. This mode is suitable 
    when the distance between the camera 
    and the subject is 16.4 feet (5 m) or more in 
    the open air. You can take pictures of a far 
    landscape even through a windowpane.
     The focus range is 16.4 feet (5 m) –¶.
     The Flash setting is fixed to Forced OFF 
    [].
     The setting on the AF assist lamp is 
    disabled.This mode allows you to take a picture of a 
    nightscape. The landscape can be 
    recorded vividly by using the slow shutter 
    speed.
    ∫Technique for Night scenery mode
     Since the shutter speed becomes slow 
    (max. about 8 sec.), use a tripod.
     The focus range is 16.4 feet (5 m) –¶.
     The shutter may be kept closed 
    (max. about 8 sec.) after taking a picture 
    with slow shutter speed, but it is not a 
    malfunction.
     When you take pictures in dark places, 
    noise may become visible.
     The Flash setting is fixed to Forced OFF 
    [].
     The setting on the AF assist lamp is 
    disabled.
    Scenery mode
    160019
    Night scenery mode
    160019
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    This mode allows you to take pictures 
    against a night landscape. The subject can 
    be recorded with brightness in real life by 
    using the flash and the slow shutter speed.
    ∫Technique for Night portrait mode
     When you take pictures holding the  camera in your hands, hold it firmly and 
    use the stabilizer function (P43). 
    The shutter speed becomes slow in this 
    mode. We recommend using a tripod.
     Keep the subject still for about 1 second  after taking a picture.
     Take a picture within the available flash 
    range [max. 6.56 feet (2.0 m)] of the 
    subject.
     We recommend rotating the zoom lever to 
    Wide.
     The focus range is 3.94 feet (1.2 m) – 9.84 feet (3 m).
     The shutter may be kept closed (max. 
    about 1 sec.) after taking a picture with 
    slow shutter speed, but this is not a 
    malfunction.
     When you take pictures in dark places,  noises may become visible.
     Flash setting is fixed to Slow sync./
    Red-eye reduction [ ]. This mode allows you to take beautiful 
    pictures of fireworks exploding in the night 
    sky. The shutter speed or the exposure is 
    automatically adjusted for taking pictures of 
    fireworks.
    ∫
    Technique for Fireworks mode
     We recommend using a tripod.
     The available recording range is 32.8 feet  (10 m) – ¶.
     The setting on the AF assist lamp is 
    disabled. 
     The Flash setting is fixed to Forced OFF 
    [].
    Night portrait mode
    160019
    Fireworks mode
    160019
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    This mode allows you to take a picture in a 
    dim room (e.g. a wedding reception, a 
    party, a banquet in a bar, etc.) clearly.
    The shutter speed or the exposure is 
    automatically adjusted according to the 
    brightness of the room.
    ∫Technique for Party mode
     The shutter speed is slowed down. Hold 
    the camera firmly to take a picture.
     The flash mode of the built-in flash can be 
    set to Forced ON/Red-eye reduction 
    [ ] or Slow sync./Red-eye reduction 
    [].This mode allows you to take a picture in 
    locations such as skiing grounds and 
    locations near snowy mountains. The 
    exposure and the white balance are 
    adjusted to make the white color of the 
    snow stand out.
    Par ty mode
    160019
    Snow mode
    160019
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    This mode allows you to take a picture of 
    yourself.
    ªTechnique for Self-portrait mode
     When you are focused by pressing the 
    shutter button halfway, the self-timer 
    indicator 1 lights up. Fix the camera 
    firmly and then press the shutter button 
    fully.
     The captured picture automatically 
    appears on the LCD monitor for 
    reviewing. Refer to P21 for operations on 
    the review function.
     When the picture may be blurred by slow 
    shutter speed, we recommend using the 
    2 seconds self-timer. (P40)
     The available focus range is 0.98 feet (30 
    cm) – 2.3 feet (70 cm). When the camera 
    lens is at a distance over the range, the 
    subject may not be focused even if the 
    focus indication appears.
     You can take a picture of yourself with 
    audio. In this time, the self-timer indicator 
    lights up while recording the audio. (P63)
     When you select self-portrait mode [ ], 
    the zoom lever is automatically moved to 
    Wide. The self-timer can be set to [OFF] or 
    [2SEC.]. (P40) When you set to 
    [2SEC.], it is kept until the camera is 
    turned [OFF] or you switch the mode. 
     The stabilizer function is fixed to 
    [MODE2]. (P43)
     The setting on the AF assist lamp is 
    disabled. 
     The AF mode is fixed to 9-area-focusing. 
    Self portrait mode
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    Using the [REC] mode menu
    Setting the hue, picture quality adjustment, 
    etc. allows you to create wide variations on 
    taking pictures.
     Set the mode dial to the desired recording 
    mode. 
     When rotating the zoom lever toward T, 
    the page of the menu screen can be 
    forwarded. (vice versa)
     Close the menu by pressing the shutter 
    button halfway or the [MENU] button after 
    finishing the setting.: [W.BALANCE] (P60)
    : [SENSITIVITY] (P62)
    : [PICT.SIZE] (P62)
    : [QUALITY] (P63)
    : [AUDIO REC.] (P63)
    : [AF MODE] (P64)
    : [AF ASSIST LAMP] (P65)
    : [SLOW SHUTTER] (P65)
    : [D.ZOOM] (P66)
    : [COL.EFFECT] (P66)
    : [PICT.ADJ.] (P66)
    : [FLIP ANIM.] (P67)
    EXITMENU
    SENSITIVITY
    QUALITY PICT.SIZE
    W.BALANCEAUTO
    SELECT SET
    REC1/3
    MENU
    AUDIO REC.
    Menu items
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    This function allows you to reproduce a 
    white color closer to the tone in real life on 
    the pictures recorded under sunlight, 
    halogen lighting, etc. in which the white 
    color may appear reddish or bluish.
     When setting the white balance to the 
    mode except [AUTO], you can finely 
    adjust the white balance.∫Auto White Balance
    Use of auto white balance adjustment in 
    inappropriate lighting conditions may result 
    in reddish or bluish pictures. Where the 
    subject is surrounded by many light 
    sources, auto white balance adjustment 
    may not operate properly. 
    In this case, set the white balance to a 
    mode except [AUTO] manually.
    1 The range that is controlled by the auto 
    white balance adjustment mode of this 
    camera
    2 Blue sky
    3 Cloudy sky (Rain)
    4 TV screen
    5 Sunlight
    6 White fluorescent light
    7 Incandescent light bulb
    8 Sunrise and sunset
    9 Candlelight 
    KlKelvin Color Temperature
    White Balance [W.BALANCE]
    AUTO for auto setting (auto 
    white balance)
      (Daylight) for recording outdoors 
    on a bright day
     (Cloudy) for recording under a 
    cloudy or shaded 
    area sky
     (Halogen) for recording under 
    halogen lighting
     (White set) for using the preset 
    white balance
     (White set) for setting the white 
    balance again (P61)
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