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Reference Section
ISO Sensitivity
When ISO sensitivity is increased, less light is needed when taking pictures.
Higher ISO sensitivity allows darker subjects to be captured. Additionally, even with subjects
of similar brightness, pictures can be taken at faster shutter speeds, and blurring caused by
camera shake and subject movement can be reduced.
• Although higher ISO sensitivity is effective when shooting darker subjects, shooting
without the flash, shooting while using the zoom, etc., images may contain noise.
The icon for the current setting is displayed in the monitor when the camera is in shooting
mode (A 8).
• When Auto is selected, E is not displayed at ISO 80, but is displayed if the ISO sensitivity
automatically increases to more than 80.
Enter A (auto) mode M d button M ISO sensitivity M k button
Option Description
a Auto
(default setting)
Sensitivity is ISO 80 when there is sufficient lighting; the camera
compensates by raising sensitivity to a maximum of ISO 1600 when
lighting is dim.
80, 100, 200, 400, 800, 1600 Sensitivity is fixed at the specified value.
B Notes About Multi-shot 16
Smear (F3) visible in the monitor when shooting with Multi-shot 16 enabled is saved with
images. Avoiding bright objects such as the sun, reflections of the sun, and electric lights when
shooting with Multi-shot 16 enabled is recommended.
B Notes About ISO Sensitivity
• Some settings cannot be used with other functions (A 58).
• When ISO sensitivity is locked, Motion detection (E54) does not function.
- Reference Manual 1
- Read This First 4
- About This Manual 5
- Information and Precautions 7
- About the Manuals 8
- For Your Safety 11
- Introduction 12
- Notice for Customers in the 15
- Table of Contents 18
- Parts of the Camera 21
- The Camera Body 22
- B Lens Cap 24
- 1 Press the d button 26
- 2 Press the multi selector J 26
- 4 Press the k button 26
- 6 Press the k button 27
- 7 Press H or I to select a 27
- 8 Press the k button 27
- The Monitor 28
- Playback Mode 30
- The Basics of Shooting and 31
- Playback 31
- 2 Insert the batteries 32
- 2 Insert a memory card 34
- B High Temperature Caution 35
- B Formatting a Memory Card 35
- B Notes About Memory Cards 35
- 15/05/2013 15:30 37
- Press this button in 38
- Easy auto mode 38
- C The Clock Battery 39
- Step 1 Turn the Camera On 40
- Turning the Camera On and Off 41
- 1 Press the A button 42
- Available Shooting Modes 43
- 1 Hold the camera steady 44
- 2 Frame the picture 44
- B Easy Auto Mode 45
- C When Using a Tripod 45
- Step 4 Focus and Shoot 46
- B Notes About Saving Data 47
- B Notes About Focus 47
- Step 5 Play Back Images 48
- C Viewing Images 49
- Step 6 Delete Images 50
- B Notes About Deletion 51
- Shooting Features 53
- G (Easy Auto) Mode 54
- Changing Scene Mode Settings 55
- Characteristics of Each Scene 56
- 2 9 m 0 s 58
- B Pet Portrait Auto Release 60
- B Focus Area 60
- B Notes About Pet Portrait 60
- 1 Frame the picture 61
- 3 Shooting ends 61
- A (Auto) Mode 64
- Available Features 65
- Using the Flash (Flash Modes) 66
- Available Flash Modes 67
- B Lowering the Flash 68
- C The Flash Lamp 68
- C The Flash Mode Setting 68
- C Red-eye Reduction 68
- Using the Self-timer 69
- 1 / 2 5 0 70
- Using Macro Mode 71
- B Notes About Using the Flash 72
- C Autofocus 72
- C The Macro Mode Setting 72
- C Exposure Compensation Value 73
- Default Settings 74
- Button (Shooting Menu) 76
- Available Shooting Menus 77
- Focusing 79
- Focus Lock 80
- Playback Features 83
- Playback Zoom 84
- 2013 05 85
- Button (Playback Menu) 86
- Insert the plug straight 87
- How to open the 87
- Using ViewNX 2 89
- 3 Start the installer 90
- 4 Download the software 90
- B Connecting the USB Cable 92
- 3 Terminate the connection 93
- C Starting ViewNX 2 Manually 94
- Recording and Playing Back 95
- 2 Lower the flash (A 5) 96
- B Notes About Movie Recording 97
- B Camera Temperature 97
- B Notes About Autofocus 98
- Button (Movie Menu) 99
- Playing Back Movies 100
- General Camera Setup 103
- Button (Setup Menu) 104
- Reference Section 107
- Using Panorama Assist 108
- 3 Take the next picture 109
- C More Information 110
- Editing Still Images 111
- B Notes About Image Editing 112
- C Original and Edited Images 112
- B Notes About Skin Softening 114
- 2 Refine copy composition 116
- 3 Press the d button 116
- C Image Size 117
- 1 m 2 0 s 118
- 1 m 1 0 s 118
- B Notes About Movie Editing 119
- 1 Turn off the camera 120
- 2 Turn on the printer 123
- 4 Turn on the camera 124
- Printing Individual Images 125
- 7 Printing begins 126
- Printing Multiple Images 127
- 5 Printing begins 129
- C Notes About Image Mode 130
- White Balance (Adjusting Hue) 132
- 3 Select Measure 133
- B Notes About White Balance 134
- B Notes About Preset Manual 134
- Continuous Shooting 135
- B Notes About Multi-shot 16 136
- B Notes About ISO Sensitivity 136
- B Notes About Color Options 137
- The Smart Portrait Menu 138
- Smile Timer 139
- Blink Proof 139
- The Playback Menu 140
- 15 .05. 201 3 142
- 15.05.2013 142
- 2 The slide show begins 143
- B Notes About Slide Show 144
- B Notes About Image Rotation 146
- B Notes About Copying Images 148
- The Movie Menu 149
- Autofocus Mode 151
- Wind Noise Reduction 151
- The Setup Menu 152
- Time Zone and Date 153
- London, Casablanca 154
- C w Home Time Zone 155
- C Daylight Saving Time 155
- C Imprinting Date on Images 155
- Monitor Settings 156
- Vibration Reduction 159
- Motion Detection 160
- AF Assist 161
- B Notes About Sound Settings 162
- C The Auto Off Setting 163
- Format Memory/Format Card 164
- Language 165
- Video Mode 166
- Blink Warning 166
- The Blink Warning Screen 167
- B Notes About Eye-Fi Cards 168
- C Eye-Fi Upload Indicator 168
- Reset All 169
- Shooting Menu 170
- Movie Menu 170
- Setup Menu 170
- Battery Type 172
- Firmware Version 172
- File and Folder Names 173
- Optional Accessories 174
- Error Messages 175
- Technical Notes and Index 179
- Caring for the Product 180
- B Notes on the Monitor 181
- B Notes About Smear 181
- B Notes About Using Batteries 182
- B Spare Batteries 182
- B Charging Batteries 182
- B Cold Environment Usage 183
- B Battery Terminals 183
- B Remaining Battery Charge 183
- B Recycling 183
- Memory Cards 184
- Cleaning and Storage 185
- Troubleshooting 186
- Shooting Issues 188
- Playback Issues 191
- Specifications 193
- 1500–1 s 194
- Products Association (CIPA) 195
- B Specifications 196
- Approved Memory Cards 197
- Supported Standards 198
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