User Manual

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6. PHOTO MODE SETTINGS
Photo resolution Sets the resolution of the photos you take.
White balance Adjusts the white balance for different ways of lighting a scene.
Exposure exposure compensation settings. A higher value means a lighter photo, a
lower value means a darker photo.
Metering Sets how the exposure is metered.
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Average – the camera obtains light information from the entire sce-
ne and sets average values.
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Center – for shooting objects that will mainly be in the middle of
the shot.
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Single point – allows you to measure a small part of the scene, the
default setting being the center. Use the touch screen to select ano-
ther point from which the camera determines the exposure.
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Matrix – In this setting, the camera measures light intensity from
several points in the scene and then combines the results to find the
best exposure setting.
Sharpness Adjusts the sharpness of the video.
Long exposure Sets the exposure time. Under this setting, the camera leaves the shutter
open for longer than normal. For best results, we recommend using a
tripod and not moving the camera.
ISO ISO settings. Setting the ISO value determines its sensitivity to light.
The higher the value, the brighter the image.
Date stamp Turns the date and time stamp on/off in the photo taken.
Photo interval in Auto mode Sets the interval after which the camera will automatically take photos
when the REC button is pressed.
Photo burst Sets the number of photos the camera takes in 1 second.
Self-timer Sets the length of time for the self-timer.
7. CAMERA SETTINGS
Rotate Image Allows you to rotate the image when shooting upside down.
Wi-Fi Turns Wi-Fi on/off.
Wi-Fi Informations View the Wi-Fi network name and password.
Wi-Fi reset Reset the Wi-Fi network settings.
Network frequency Enables you to select the frequency in accordance with the frequency of
the grid (on the European continent there is a current with a frequency of
50 Hz, in the Americas and parts of Asia it is 60 Hz).
LED indicator LED indicator on/off.