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Other Scenes

The following scenes can be selected by rotating the mode dial to h and rotating

the command dial until the desired scene appears in the monitor.

Mode dial Command dial Monitor

oNight Portrait

Use for a natural balance between the

main subject and the background in

portraits taken under low light.

Use of a

tripod is recommended to prevent blur.

rNight Landscape

Reduce noise and unnatural colors when

photographing night landscapes,

including street lighting and neon signs.

The built-in flash and AF-assist illuminator

turn off; use of a tripod is recommended

to prevent blur.

sParty/Indoor

Capture the effects of indoor background

lighting.

Use for parties and other indoor

scenes.

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User's Manual 1
Product Documentation 2
Package Contents 3
Table of Contents 4
For Your Safety 6
AUse appropriate cables 7
ACD-ROMs 7
FOLLOW THESE INSTRUCTIONS 8
A Life-Long Learning 10
Introduction 11
D The Microphone and Speaker 12
A The Power Switch 12
The Mode Dial 13
The Viewfinder 14
The Monitor 15
The Information Display 16
First Steps 17
5 Attach a lens 18
6 Open the monitor 19
7 Turn the camera on 19
9 Focus the viewfinder 20
D During Charging 21
D Charging the Battery 21
A Removing the Battery 21
A Formatting Memory Cards 21
D Memory Cards 22
A Removing Memory Cards 22
A The Write Protect Switch 22
A Detaching the Lens 23
A The Camera Clock 23
A The Clock Battery 23
Basic Photography 24
(i and j Modes) 25
A Using a Zoom Lens 26
7 Shoot 27
A The Shutter-Release Button 28
A The Standby Timer 28
A The Built-in Flash 28
Other Scenes 31
Playback and Deletion 34
2 Press the O button again 35
1 Press I (E/#) 36
2 Choose a release mode 36
A The Memory Buffer 37
A Continuous Release Modes 37
A Buffer Size 37
2 Select a release mode 38
3 Frame the photograph 38
4 Take the photograph 38
2 Display focus-mode options 40
3 Choose a focus mode 40
A Predictive Focus Tracking 41
D Continuous-servo Autofocus 41
A See Also 41
AF-Area Mode 42
3 Choose an AF-area mode 43
2 Select the focus point 43
Image Quality and Size 44
2 Display image size options 45
3 Choose an image size 45
Using the Built-in Flash 46
2 Display flash mode options 47
3 Choose a flash mode 47
A Flash Modes 48
A Choosing a Flash Mode 48
ISO Sensitivity 49
Interval Timer Photography 50
5 Start shooting 51
P, S, A, and M Modes 52
Mode P (Programmed Auto) 53
Mode M (Manual) 53
3 Choose a value 54
Live View 55
2 Display focus options 56
3 Choose a focus option 56
2 Display AF-area modes 57
❚❚ Choosing the Focus Point 58
D Subject Tracking 58
The Live View Display 59
A Exposure 60
D Shooting in Live View Mode 61
D The Count Down Display 61
Recording and Viewing Movies 63
4 End recording 64
Movie Settings 65
1 Select Movie settings 66
2 Choose movie options 66
Viewing Movies 67
Special Effects 68
%Night Vision 69
(Miniature Effect 69
3 Selective Color 70
1Silhouette 70
2High Key 70
3Low Key 70
1 Select live view 71
2 Adjust options 71
2 Position the focus point 72
3 Display options 72
4 Adjust options 72
2 Display options 73
3 Select a color 73
4 Choose the color range 73
5 Select additional colors 73
Camera Menus 75
Menu Options 76
A For More Information 77
1 Display the menus 78
3 Select a menu 78
5 Highlight a menu item 79
6 Display options 79
7 Highlight an option 79
ViewNX 2 80
4 Exit the installer 81
Using ViewNX 2 82
4 Terminate the connection 83
Technical Notes 84
Other Accessories 86
Approved Memory Cards 87
Caring for the Camera 88
Cautions 89
Caring for the Battery 90
Error Messages 92
Specifications 94
4 in. (ISO 1222) 98
❚❚ MH-24 battery charger 99
A Trademark Information 100
A MIT License (HarfBuzz) 100
A Battery Life 101

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