ISO number does appear briefly after
pressing the Shutter button while taking a
photo.
Exposure
The Light Exposure setting helps you control
the amount of light that enters your camera’s
lens. This setting should be adjusted when
the environment is lighter or darker than
normal. When the environment has more light
than is needed, reduce the exposure setting
(by using the negative - count) to reduce the
amount of light allowed into the lens by your
camera. If the environment has less light
(darker) than is needed, increase the
exposure setting (by using the positive +
count) to increase the amount of light allowed
into the lens by your camera.
Note: The selected setting option does not
appear as an icon on the LCD screen.
±1.7
±1.3
±1.0
±0.7
±0.3
0 (Default)
The Exposure menu
displays EV± value
options between:
±2.0, ±1.7, ±1.3, ±1.0, ±0.7,
±0.3, 0 (Default)
Self Timer
The Self Timer menu allows you to set a
delay between the time that the camera’s
Shutter button is pressed and the actual
capture of the picture. This is an optimal
feature if you don’t just want to take the
picture but would also like to be in the picture
yourself. Just set the Self Timer, press the
Shutter button on your camera and position
yourself in front of the camera as desired.
Note: The selected setting option appears as
an icon on the LCD screen.
The Self Timer menu
displays the Self-Timer and
Burst setting options.
OFF – One single photo is
taken when you press the
Shutter button.
2S - Set a 2-second delay
from when you press the
Shutter button until the
photo is taken.
10S - Set a 10-second
delay from when you press
the Shutter button until the
photo is taken.
Double – Takes 2
consecutive self-timer
photos. The first one is set
for a delay of10 seconds,
then immediately after the
image is taken, the delay is
set for 2 seconds and the
second image is captured.
Burst - When enabled, the
‘Burst’ feature allows you to
take ten rapid snapshots in
a row with a single click of
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