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56 5. Useful Shooting Functions
The following operations are available during
movie recording:
- Zooming (excluding the digital zoom)
- AF lock: Press the MF button. appears on
the LCD monitor (or viewfinder). You can
cancel AF lock by pressing the MF button
again.
- AE lock, exposure compensation: Press the
button. The exposure compensation bar
appears on the LCD monitor (or viewfinder).
You can change the exposure using the W or
X arrow. You can cancel AE lock by pressing
the button again.
- Image Stabilizer: Press the IS button to turn it
on or off.
Changing the Frame Rate
The number of frames shot per second when
shooting movies can be selected.
a
aa
aTurn the mode dial to .
b
bb
bPress the FUNC. button.
c
cc
cSelect * (30fps) using the S
SS
S or T
TT
T
arrow on the omni selector and
select the frame rate you wish to set
using the W
WW
W or X
XX
X arrow.
c
b
Recordable
Movie Time
d
d
- Camera User Guide 1
- Table of Contents 4
- Read This First 6
- Safety Precautions 7
- Warnings 8
- CAUTIONS 10
- Preventing Malfunctions 11
- Components Guide 12
- 1. Preparing the Camera 11 13
- Controls 14
- 1. Preparing the Camera 13 15
- Battery cover lock 16
- Proper Battery Handling 17
- 16 1. Preparing the Camera 18
- CF Card Handling Precautions 19
- 18 1. Preparing the Camera 20
- Turning the Power On/Off 21
- 20 1. Preparing the Camera 22
- Setting the Date/Time 23
- 22 1. Preparing the Camera 24
- Setting the Language 25
- 24 1. Preparing the Camera 26
- 1. Preparing the Camera 25 27
- Using the LCD Monitor 28
- Using the Viewfinder 28
- Auto Mode 29
- 28 2. Shooting-The Basics 30
- Image Stabilizer Function 31
- Mode Dial 32
- 2. Shooting-The Basics 31 33
- 32 2. Shooting-The Basics 34
- Number of shots remaining 35
- (Only displayed when the 35
- Using the Built-in Flash 36
- The flash always fires 37
- The flash does not fire 37
- 2. Shooting-The Basics 37 39
- 38 2. Shooting-The Basics 40
- 3. Playback-The Basics 39 41
- Magnifying Images 42
- 3. Playback-The Basics 41 43
- JUMPJUMP 44
- JUMP Jumping Between Images 44
- Erasing Images Individually 45
- Erasing All Images 46
- 5. Useful Shooting Functions 47
- Using the Self-timer 51
- Digital Zoom 52
- Continuous Shooting 54
- Movie Mode 55
- Changing the Frame Rate 58
- Viewing/Editing Movies 59
- This mark 60
- Movie Playback Panel 60
- Movie Editing Panel 61
- Selecting Menus and Settings 63
- Shooting Playback 64
- Rec. Menu 65
- Play Menu 65
- Set up Menu 65
- My Camera Menu 65
- (p. 111) 65
- Rec. Menu 66
- Play Menu 67
- Set up Menu 68
- My Camera Menu 69
- LCD monitor (or viewfinder) 70
- Resetting starts 70
- Registering a Function 72
- Press the Button 73
- Shoot the image 73
- Turn the mode dial 74
- Setting the Shutter Speed 75
- Setting the Aperture 76
- Manually Setting the Shutter 76
- Speed and Aperture 76
- Selecting an AF Frame 77
- Adjusting the Exposure 80
- Changing the ISO Speed 83
- Changing the Photo Effect 84
- Switching between Built-in 90
- Flash Adjustment Settings 90
- Image shot with the 92
- 1st-curtain setting 92
- 2nd-curtain setting 92
- Press the SET button 94
- Press the shutter button 94
- Shooting with Focus Lock 95
- Shooting in AF Lock Mode 96
- Shooting in Manual Focus Mode 97
- Saving Custom Settings 100
- Settings (p. 62) 101
- Original 90° 270° 102
- Sound Memo Panel 103
- In the [ (Play)] 104
- Show] and press the 104
- SET button 104
- Protecting Images 108
- 8. Camera Settings 109
- 8. Camera Settings 109 111
- Resetting the File Numbers 112
- Changing My Camera Settings 113
- 112 8. Camera Settings 114
- 8. Camera Settings 113 115
- 11.025 kHz 8.000 kHz 116
- 9. Additional Features 117
- Digital Camera Solution Disk 117
- USB port 118
- Interface cable 118
- 9. Additional Features 117 119
- Viewing Images on a TV Set 120
- About Printing 121
- 120 9. Additional Features 122
- Selecting Images for Printing 123
- Select images for printing 124
- Press the MENU button 124
- Setting the Print Style 125
- 124 9. Additional Features 126
- Resetting the Print Settings 127
- 126 9. Additional Features 128
- List of Messages 130
- Appendix 129 131
- Troubleshooting 132
- Appendix 131 133
- 132 Appendix 134
- Appendix 133 135
- 134 Appendix 136
- Installing the Battery 137
- Shooting/Playback 137
- Shooting 138
- Playback 138
- Appendix 137 139
- Attaching a Lens/Lens Hood 140
- Appendix 139 141
- Using Rechargeable Batteries 142
- Appendix 141 143
- 142 Appendix 144
- Compact Power Adapter 145
- Replacing the Date Battery 146
- Camera Care and Maintenance 147
- Specifications 148
- Appendix 147 149
- 148 Appendix 150
- Appendix 149 151
- 150 Appendix 152
- Appendix 151 153
- CompactFlash™ Card 154
- NiMH Battery NB-2AH 155
- Lens Hood LH-DC20 155
- Photo Tips and Information 156
- Managing Image Files (p. 110) 157
- 156 Appendix 158
- Appendix 157 159
- 158 Appendix 160
- Appendix 159 161
- 160 Appendix 162
- mode (p. 98) 168
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