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Additional Shooting Options
Using ISO Sensitivity
ISO Sensitivity is a measure of how the camera’s sensor reacts to light. Setting
a high ISO will let you take pictures with smaller apertures under low lighting
conditions or make it easier to freeze action with faster shutter speeds. How-
ever, the higher the ISO, the more likely “noise” in the form of randomly-
spaced, brightly-colored pixels may appear.
ISO Sensitivity can be selected in M and E modes.
Setting ISO Sensitivity
ISO Sensitivity Setting When Using Flash
A setting of 400 is intended for use with natural lighting. Select Auto, 50, 100, or 200 when using
the flash (P.28).
Rotate mode dial to e.
SENSITIVITY menu is displayed.
Highlight option and press d.
If ISO Sensitivity is set to an option
other than Auto, rotate mode dial to
M or E.
The current setting is shown in the shooting
display.
Setting ISO Sensitivity from the Shooting Menu
ISO Sensitivity can also be set using the Sensitivity option in the Shooting menu (P.78).
SENSITIVITY
OK
50
100
200
400
Auto
50
100
200
400
SENSITIVITY
OK
Auto
F2.7
F2.7
1/60
1/60
120
120
F2.71/60
120
For more information, see “Options for ISO Sensitivity” (P.125).
- DIGITAL CAMERA 1
- Trademark Information 2
- Table of Contents 4
- For Your Safety 8
- Before You Begin 10
- Introduction 13
- Parts of the Camera 14
- Multi selector 15
- The Monitor 16
- Playback 17
- Charging the Battery 18
- First Steps 19
- Inserting the Battery 20
- Removing the Battery 21
- Alternative Power Sources 21
- Inserting Memory Cards 22
- Turn camera on 23
- Basic Setup 24
- Note on Daylight Saving Time 25
- Step 1. Select X mode 26
- Step 2. Turn camera on 26
- Step 3. Frame picture 27
- Step 4. Focus and shoot 28
- Viewing Pictures 29
- Using the Flash 30
- Selecting the Flash Option 31
- Set focus and exposure 32
- Selecting Focus Option 33
- Exposure Compensation 34
- Scene Mode 35
- Selecting Scene Mode 36
- Advanced Options Effects 36
- Available Scene Modes 37
- Note on Using a Tripod 39
- Using F PANORAMA ASSIST Mode 42
- Using Exposure Control 43
- E Aperture Priority Auto 44
- Rotate mode dial to Z 46
- Using ISO Sensitivity 47
- Setting White Balance 48
- Preset White Balance 49
- Additional Shooting Options 50
- Notes on Vibration Reduction 50
- Full-screen Playback Mode 51
- Thumbnail Playback 52
- Histogram Display 53
- Deleting Pictures 53
- Taking a Closer Look 54
- Playback Zoom 55
- Creating a Cropped Copy 56
- Voice Memos 57
- Selecting Movie Options 58
- Selecting Auto-Focus Mode 59
- Recording Movies 60
- Recording a Time-Lapse Movie 61
- Movie Playback 62
- Connecting to a TV 63
- Connecting to a Computer 64
- Data transfer starts 65
- Notes on using Windows 66
- Notes on Transfer 67
- Disconnecting the Camera 68
- Connecting to a Printer 69
- UC-E6 USB cable 70
- Note on Paper Size 71
- PictBridge 71
- Printing Multiple Pictures 72
- Start printing 73
- Creating a Print Order 74
- Setting Print Order by Day 75
- Set Date and Info options 76
- Using the Menus 78
- Navigating the Menus 79
- The Shooting Menu 80
- Metering 81
- Continuous 82
- Note on BSS 84
- Auto Bracketing 85
- Image Adjustment 86
- Image Sharpening 86
- Saturation Control 87
- AF Area Mode 88
- Auto-focus Mode 89
- Fixed Aperture 90
- Noise Reduction 90
- The Playback Menu 91
- Highlight picture 92
- Highlight date 93
- Exit CHOOSE DATE screen 93
- List by Date 94
- D-Lighting 94
- Slide Show 95
- Note on Voice Memo 96
- Notes on Deletion 96
- Note on Protecting Pictures 96
- Transfer Marking 97
- Small Pic 98
- Notes on Copying Pictures 99
- File Name 99
- The Set-up Menu 100
- Welcome Screen 101
- Time zone 102
- Monitor Settings 103
- Date Imprint 104
- Date Counter 105
- AF Assist 106
- Shot Confirmation 106
- Sound Settings 107
- Auto Off 107
- Format Memory/Card 108
- Language 108
- Interface (USB/Video Mode) 109
- Auto Transfer 109
- Reset All 110
- Firmware Version 110
- Optional Accessories 111
- Caring for Your Camera 112
- Technical Notes 113
- Notes on the Monitor 113
- Batteries 114
- Error Messages 115
- Troubleshooting 118
- Appendix 121
- Image Quality 122
- Image Size 122
- Settings for Scene Mode 124
- Image File and Folder Names 125
- Time Zone 126
- Notes on Focus Area Selection 126
- Options for ISO Sensitivity 127
- Options for White Balance 127
- Specifications 129
- MH-61 Battery Charger 131
- Exif Version 2.2 132
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