Sony RX100 User Guide

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Top page > Using MENU  items (Shooting) > Movie  shooting  menu > Wind  Noise Reduct.
Wind Noise Reduct.
Reduces  the noise of  the wind when shooting  movies.
1 .  MENU  
  1  [Wind Noise Reduct.]  desired  mode
On Sets  whether to  reduce wind noise.
Off
Notes If [Wind Noise Reduct.] is set  to  [On] even  though the wind is not blowing strongly,  recorded  sounds
other  than  the wind may be  hard  to  hear.
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Top page > Using MENU  items (Shooting) > Movie  shooting  menu > Movie
Movie
You  can  select  a shooting  mode  when the mode  dial is set  to  [Movie].
1 .  MENU  
  1  [Movie]  desired  mode
(Program
Auto) The camera  sets  the exposure  (shutter speed and  aperture value) automatically,
but you  can  set  other  settings  and  the settings  will be  retained.
(Aperture
Priority)
Sets  the aperture value manually.
 (Shutter
Priority) Sets  the shutter speed manually.
(Manual
Exposure)Sets  the exposure  (shutter speed and  aperture value) manually.
 
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Top page > Using MENU  items (Shooting) > Movie  shooting  menu > Movie  shooting  menu  items not
available  in  some  REC  modes
Movie shooting menu  items  not available in some  REC modes
Movie  shooting  menu  items not available  in  some  REC  modes
Movie  shooting  menu  items not available  in  [Scene  Selection]
In  the table  below, a check  mark indicates  settings  that  can  be  changed,  while  — indicates  settings  that
cannot  be  changed.
A  setting  may be  fixed  or restricted  depending  on  the shooting  mode.  For details,  see  each  topic.
Movie shooting  menu items not available  in some REC modes
Menu  items
File  Format
Record Setting
Image  Size(Dual  Rec)
SteadyShot
Audio Recording
Wind  Noise Reduct.
Movie — — — — — — ——
Movie shooting  menu items not available  in [Scene Selection]
Menu  items
File  Format
Record Setting
Image  Size(Dual  Rec)
SteadyShot
Audio Recording
Wind  Noise Reduct.
Movie—
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Top page > Using MENU  items (Shooting) > Custom  menu > Red  Eye Reduction
Red Eye Reduction
The flash  strobes  two or more  times before  shooting  to  reduce the red -eye  phenomenon  when using
flash.
1 .  MENU  
  1  [Red  Eye Reduction]   desired  mode
On The flash  strobes  to  reduce the red -eye  phenomenon.
OffDoes  not use  [Red  Eye Reduction].
What  causes the red-eye  phenomenon ?
Pupils become dilated  in  dark  environments.  The flash  light  is reflected  off  the blood  vessels  at  the
back  of  the eye  (retina)  (A) ,  causing  the “red -eye”  phenomenon.
Other  ways  to  reduce  red-eye
Select  
 (High Sensitivity)  mode  in  [Scene  Selection].  ([Flash Mode]  is set  to  [Flash Off]
automatically.)
If the eyes  of  the subject  turn out red, correct the image using the software  “PlayMemories  Home.”
Notes To  avoid blurring  of  images,  hold the camera  firmly until  the shutter is released.  It usually  takes a
second until  the shutter is released,  and  also  be  sure  not to  allow  the subject  to  move  during  this
period.
[Red  Eye Reduction]  may not produce  the desired  effects. It depends  on  individual  differences and
conditions,  such  as the distance to  the subject  or if the subject  looked  away  from the pre -strobe.
[Red  Eye Reduction]  is set  to  [Off] in  the following situations:In  [Sweep  Shooting] mode
When  
 (Night  Scene)  or  (Hand-held Twilight) mode  is selected in  [Scene  Selection].
When  the Smile  Shutter function  is activated.
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Top page > Using MENU  items (Shooting) > Custom  menu > Grid Line
Grid Line
With reference to  the grid  lines,  you  can  easily set  a subject  in  a horizontal/vertical  position.
1 .  MENU  
  1  [Grid  Line]   desired  mode
Rule of
3rds
Grid Placing  the main  subjects  close  to  one  of  the grid  lines that  divide  the image into  thirds
makes  for  a well-balanced composition.
Square
Grid Square grids  make  it easier to  confirm  the horizontal  level of  your  composition.  This is
suitable  for  determining the quality of  the composition  when shooting  landscape,  close -
ups, or duplicated images.
Diag.  +
Square
Grid Placing  a subject  on  the diagonal  line can  express  an  uplifting  and  powerful  feeling.
Off
Does  not display  grid  lines.
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Top page > Using MENU  items (Shooting) > Custom  menu > Auto Review
Auto  Review
You  can  check  the recorded  image on  the screen  right  after  the shooting. You  can  change  the displayed
time.
1 .  MENU  
  1  [Auto  Review]  desired  mode
10  Sec Displays  for  the set  time.
5 Sec
2 Sec
Off
Does  not display.
Notes Depending  on  the setting, such  as [DRO/Auto  HDR]  and  [Soft Skin  Effect],  etc., the camera  may
display  an  unprocessed image temporarily  before  the effect -processed  image.
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Top page > Using MENU  items (Shooting) > Custom  menu > DISP  Button(Monitor)
DISP  Button(Monitor)
When  shooting, set  available  screen  display  mode  by pressing  the DISP  (Display  Contents)  button  on
the control  wheel.
1 .  MENU  
  1  [DISP  Button(Monitor)]   desired  mode
The items marked  with  
 are  available.
2 .  Press the MENU  button  to  set.
Graphic
Display Shows  basic  shooting  information. Graphically  shows  the shutter speed and  aperture
value.
Display
All  Info.
Displays  shooting  information.
No  Disp.
Info.Does  not display  shooting  information.
LevelDisplays  an  indicator  guide  showing  the angle  of  inclination  of  the camera  to  the left  or
right  side.  When  the camera  is held on  a level,  this indicator  guide  appears  green.
Histogram
Displays  the luminance distribution  graphically.
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Top page > Using MENU  items (Shooting) > Custom  menu > Peaking  Level
Peaking Level
Enhances  the outline  of  in -focus ranges using a specific  color  in  manual  focus.
This function  allows  you  to  confirm  the focus easily.
1 .  MENU  
  1  [Peaking Level]   desired  mode
High Strongly  emphasizes  the outline.
Mid Moderately  emphasizes  the outline.
Low Slightly emphasizes  the outline.
OffDoes  not emphasize  the outline.
Notes Since  the camera  judges  that  sharp  areas  are  in  focus,  [Peaking Level]  differs,  depending  on  the
subject,  shooting  situation.
The outline  of  in -focus ranges is not enhanced when the camera  is connected  using an  HDMI cable.
Related  Topic
Peaking  Color
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Top page > Using MENU  items (Shooting) > Custom  menu > Peaking  Color
Peaking Color
Sets  the color  used  for  the peaking  function  in  manual  focus.
1 .  MENU  
  1  [Peaking Color]   desired  mode
Red Enhances  outlines  in  red.
Yellow Enhances  outlines  in  yellow.
WhiteEnhances  outlines  in  white.
Notes This item cannot  be  set  when [Peaking Level]  is set  to  [Off].
Related  Topic
Peaking  Level
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