Advanced (Recording pictures)
Optical Image
Stabilizer
This mode detects jitter and compensates
for it.
1 Press and hold the optical image
stabilizer button until
[STABILIZER] appears.
• About the jitter/movement detection
demonstration screen
Press I_ on the screen shown in step 2 to
display the jitter/movement detection
demonstration screen. (You cannot take
pictures while the demonstration screen is
displayed,)
Press I_ to exit the demonstration screen.
2 Press A/_' to select the
stabilizer function mode and then
press [MENU/SET].
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_A_:Jitter detection demonstration
_B):Movement detection demonstration
• The camera automatically detects the
jitter and the movement of the subject and
displays these on the indicator,
• We recommend using a bright subject
with high contrast for the subject
movement demonstration.
• The jitter/movement detection
demonstration screen is an approximation.
• The camera also detects the movement of
the subject when automatically setting the
ISO sensitivity in intelligent ISO sensitivity
mode [[_] (P52) and [SPORTS] (P63),
[BABY1]/[BABY2] (P66) and [PET] (P67)
in scene mode.
• You can also use the joystick to select.
The stabilizer operates
continuously and can assist
during photo composition.
The jitter is compensated for
when the shutter button is
)ressed. There is a greater
stabilizing effect.
• The stabilizer function may not be
effective in the following cases.
[MODE1] -When there is a lot of jitter,
(_j_) -When the zoom magnification is high.
- In digital zoom range.
-When taking pictures while following a
[MODE2] moving subject,
(_) -When the shutter speed becomes
slower to take pictures indoors or in dark
places,
Be careful of camera jitter when you press
[OFF] When the stabilizer is not the shutter button.
(m) desired. • In simple mode [y], the setting is fixed to
[MODE1] and in [STARRY SKY] (P67) in
scene mode it is fixed te [OFF]. The
stabilizer function mode selection menu
does not appear,
• In motion picture mode [_] or
[PANNING] in scene mode, [MODE2]
cannot be set.
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