Avoiding subject blurring in darker conditions or with fast-
moving subjects
Detects movement of the subject and sets the optimum ISO sensitivity and shutter speed
according to the brightness.
Taking close-up pictures of flowers, etc
Set to
Take a picture (P.24)
We recommend using a tripod, the self-timer (P.35), and flash ‘FORCED OFF’ (P.36).
Moving the camera after aligning the focus is likely to result in poorly focused pictures if
subject is close to camera, due to margin for focus alignment being severely reduced.
Resolution may be reduced around the edges of the picture.
Taking close-up pictures from more distant locations (Tele Macro function)
Zoom to max. T to take close-up pictures of flowers at foot-level, or animals that you
cannot approach, from distances of at least 1 m (3.28 feet). Align focus after zooming
by pressing shutter halfway. Using tripod is recommended as jitter occurs easily.
Set to
Take a picture (P.24)
The maximum level for ISO sensitivity can also be set (P.51, ‘ISO LIMIT’). If the
maximum level is set to ‘800’ or ‘1250’, this will be reduced to ‘640’ when using the
flash.
Subject movement may not be detected if subject is too small, is at the edge of the
screen, or starts to move at the same time as the shutter. (when button is pressed fully).
Blurring may occur depending on the brightness and movement speed.
‘D.ZOOM’ (P.27) and ‘SLOW SHUTTER’ (P.56) cannot be used.
Max. T: Distance of at least 1
m (3.28 feet) from subject
(
displayed)
(2 m (6.56 feet) unless max. T)
Max. W: Distance of at
least 5 cm (0.16 feet)
from subject
Focus range in
Intelligent ISO mode,
MACRO mode
Zoom lever
For moving subjects indoors…
sensitivity and shutter speed raised to
avoid subject blurring.
For stationary subjects indoors…
sensitivity lowered to avoid interference.
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