Sony DSLR-A350 - Correct Posture; Shooting Images Shooting an Image Without Camera Shake

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Shooting

image

without

camera

shake

"Camera shake" refers to an unwanted movement

the camera that occurs

after the shutter button has been pressed, resulting in a blurred image.

To reduce camera shake, follow the instructions below.

When

using

the

LCD

monitor

When

using

the

viewfinder

High

position

Low

position

Stabilize

your

upper

body

and

take

position

that

keeps

the

camera

from

moving.

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Safe Use3
Safe Installation3
Ventilation3
Important Safeguards3
- Damage Requiring Service4
- Lightning4
- Safe Servicing4
- Safety Check4
Read this First5
- Disposal of Waste Batteries7
- Notes on the LCD Monitor and Lens8
- Shooting Procedure8
- Back up Recommendation8
Notes on Using Your Camera8
Table of Contents9
Checking the Accessories Supplied13
About Charging Lime14
Preparing the Battery Pack14
- To Use Your Camera Abroad - Power Sources15
- Inserting the Charged Battery Pack16
- To Remove the Battery Pack16
- Available Battery Packs17
- What Is an "Infolithium" Battery Pack17
- To Check the Remaining Battery Level17
- To Remove the Battery Cover17
- Effective Use of the Battery Pack18
- Battery Life18
- How to Store the Battery Pack18
- Lens Hood19
Attaching a Lens19
- To Remove the Lens20
- Note on Changing the Lens20
- If Dust or Debris Lands on the Image Sensor20
Inserting a Memory Card21
- On the CF Card/Microdrive22
- Notes on Using Memory Cards22
- To Remove the Memory Card22
- On the "Memory Stick"23
- Notes on Using a "Memory Stick Duo"23
- Setting up the Date25
Preparing the Camera25
- Attaching the Shoulder Strap27
- Using the Eyepiece Cover27
Using the Accessories Supplied27
Checking the Number of Recordable Images29
- The Number of Images that Can be Recorded Using a Battery Pack30
- Cleaning the Camera Surface31
- Cleaning the Lens31
- Cleaning the LCD Monitor31
- Cleaning the Image Sensor32
Identifying Parts and Screen Indicators34
- Front Side34
- Product View34
- Rear Side35
- LCD Monitor35
Selecting a Function/Setting40
- The Operation Guide List41
- Recording Menu/Custom Menu42
- The Functions Selected by the Fn (Function) Button42
  - Playback Menu43
  - Setup Menu43
- Correct Posture44
Shooting Images Shooting an Image Without Camera Shake44
- Camera Shake Warning Indicator45
- Using the Super Steadyshot Function46
- Using a Tripod47
Fmii!) /(!I) Shooting with the Automatic Setting48
Shooting with a Suitable Setting for the Subject (Scene Selection)50
- Ilsi Taking Portrait Photos50
- Taking Landscape Photos51
- (J) Taking Small-Subject Photos52
- Taking Moving-Subject Photos53
- Taking Sunset Photos54
- I:2L Taking Night View Photos55
Shooting an Image the Way You Want It (Exposure Mode)56
- Changing of Picture Brightness by the Amount of Exposure56
- P Shooting with Program Auto57
  - To Use Program Shift58
  - Shooting by Controlling the Blur of the Background (Aperture Priority)59
- (Shutter Speed Priority)61
- M Shooting Trails with Long Exposure (BULB)65
- LCD Monitor (Recording Information Display)67
- Switching to the Viewfinder67
- Viewfinder71
Shooting with the Viewfinder (OVF)67
- Focus Indicator72
- Using Autofocus72
- Shooting with Your Desired Composition (Focus-Lock)73
- Adjusting the Focus Manually (Manual Focus)75
- Selecting the Focus Area (AF Area)75
Selecting the Focus Method72
Zooming in in One Step77
Using the Flash79
- The AF Illuminator80
- The Flash Rang80
- To Deactivate the AF Illuminator80
- Performing Wireless Flash Shooting81
- Selecting the Flash Mode81
- The AEL Button Setting82
- Shooting with Fixed Brightness (AE Lock)83
Adjusting the Brightness of the Image (Exposure, Flash Compensation, Metering)83
- To Check the Exposure of the Image84
- Brightness Compensation of the Entire Image (Exposure Compensation)85
- To Shoot While Checking the Screen Using the Histogram87
- Adjusting the Amount of Flash Light (Flash Compensation)88
- Selecting the Flash Control Mode to Set the Amount of Flash Light88
- Exposure Compensation and Flash Compensation88
- Selecting Method for Measuring Brightness of a Subject - Metering Mode89
- Setting ISO90
Adjusting the Color Tones (White Balance)91
- Adjusting the White Balance to Suit a Specific Light Source91
- Setting the Color Temperature and a Filter Effect (Color Temperature/Color Filter)92
- Registering the Color Tones (Custom White Balance)93
- To Call the Custom While Balance Setting94
Image Processing95
- Correcting the Brightness of the Image (D-Range Optimizer) Selecting Your Desired Image Processing (Creative Style)95
- About Adobe RGB Color Space96
- Shooting Single Shot97
- Shooting Continuously97
- The Maximum Number of Continuous Shots97
- Ql Selecting the Drive Mode97
- Using the Self-Timer98
Basic Information Display106
Checking the Information of Recorded Images106
- Histogram Display107
- How to Check the Histogram108
Protecting Images (Protect)109
- Deleting the Image that Is Currently Displayed110
- Deleting the Selected Images110
Deleting Images (Delete)110
- Deleting All the Images in the Folder111
- Deleting All the Images All at Once111
Viewing Images on a TV Screen112
- To Use Your Camera Abroad113
- On TV Color Systems113
Setting Image Size and Image Quality114
- Aspect Ratio115
- Quality115
- About RAW Files115
- Selecting the Folder Name Format116
Setting the Method for Recording on a Memory Card116
- Creating a New Folder117
- Selecting the Recording Folder117
- Formatting the Memory Card117
Changing the Noise Reduction Setting118
- Prioritizing the Shutter Opportunity119
- Changing the Conditions under Which the Shutter Can be Released119
Changing the Functions of the Button and Dial120
- Setting the Sound On/Off121
- Setting the Time to Turn the Camera to the Power Save Mode121
- Setting the Date/Selecting the Language121
Changing Other Settings121
- Setting the Displayed Time of the Image Right after Shooting122
- Setting the Displayed Time of the LCD Monitor During Shooting122
Setting the LCD Monitor122
Keeping on the LCD Monitor While Looking into the Viewfinder123
Resetting to the Default124
- Notes on Connecting Your Camera to a Computer127
- Recommended Computer Environment127
- Copying Images to Your Computer127
- Connecting Your Camera to a Computer128
- Copying Images to a Computer129
- Viewing Images on Your Computer131
- Deleting the USB Connection132
- Image File Storage Destinations and File Names132
- Copying Images Stored on Computer to Memory Card and Viewing Images133
- Using the Software135
- Installing the Software136
- Using "Picture Motion Browser"138
- Using "Image Data Converter SR"139
- Using "Image Data Lightbox SR"140
- Specifying DPOF141
- Dating Images142
- Creating an Index Print142
- Printing Images by Connecting Camera to Pictbridge Compliant Printer143
- Pictbridge Menu145
- Paper Size145
- To Cancel the Print145
- Layout146
- Date Imprint146
- Unmark All146
- Print All146
- Specifications147
- Troubleshooting151
- Battery Pack and Power Troubles151
- Shooting Images Troubles152
- Viewing Images Troubles155
- Deleting/Editing Images Troubles155
- Computers Troubles155
- Memory Card Troubles156
- Printing Troubles157
- Pictbridge Compliant Printer158
- Other Troubles159
- Warning Messages161
- Precautions163
- Notes on Recording/Playback164
- Index165
- Quick Start Guide169
- Accessories174
- Flash175
- ADI Flash Metering175
- Flash Guide Numbers175
- High-Speed Sync/Ttl Wireles Flash175
- Flashes Overview176
- Macro Twin Flash Kit176
- Ring Light176
- Vertical Grip177
- Rechargeable Battery Pack178
- AC Adaptor/Charger178
- Off-Camera Shoe for Flash179
- Off-Camera Cable for Flash179
- External Battery Adaptor for Flash179
- Multi Flash Cable180
- Extension Cable for Flash180
- Triple Connector for Flash180
- Sync Terminal Adaptor180
- Angle Finder181
- Magnifier181
- Eyepiece Correctors181
- Remote Commander182
- LCD Protect Cover182
- Eyepiece Cup182
- LCD Protect Sheete182
- Cases and Straps183
- Filters187
- System Chart191
- Cases and Straps View192
- Peripherals193
- Lens Specifications201
- Finding Your Model Number205

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