FujiFilm FINEPIX S9400W Series Installation guide

FUJ~FILM
DIGITAL CAMERA
FINEPIX
S9400W
Series
FINEPIX
S9200
Series
FINEPIX
S91
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Series
Basic Manual
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of
this prod-
uct. T
his
manual takes you through the ba-
sic
steps involved in using your camera for
the first
tim
e. Complete operating instruc-
tions may
be
found in the Owner'sMa
nu
a
l,
provided in
pdf
format on the supplied C
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Reference

I For Your Safety
;;
Be
sure
to
read
these
notes
before
use
Safety
Notes
•
Make
su
rethat
you
u
se
your c
amera
co
rrectly
Read
these
safety notes
and
your
Owner's
Manual carefully before
use
.
• After reading
these
safety
notes,storeth
em
ina
safe
pla
ce.
About
the
Icons
The i
co
ns shown
bel
ow
are
u
sed
in
th
is
d
oc
ument to ind
i-
c
ate
the severity
of
t
he
i
nJury
or damage
tha
t c
an
resul
t if the
infor
ma
tionindicat
ed
by
the i
con
is
i
gn
or
ed
and
the product
is
used
in
correctly
as
a
resu
lt
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icon
i
nd
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cates
that
death
or
se
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perso
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mater
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damage
can
result
ifthe
info
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mat
ionisi
gnored.
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If
a
problem
arises.
turn
the
camera
off,
remove
the
battery,
and
disconnect
and
unplug
the
AC
power
adapter
.
Co
nt
in
u
ed
us
e of
the
came
ra
when
it
is
emitting
smoke,
is
em
itti
ng
any
u
nus
ual
odo
r,
or
is
in
any
o
ther
abn
o
rmal
stat
ecan
ca
use
a
fire
orel
ectri
c
sh
ock.
Con
t
act
yo
ur
FUJI
FILM
dea
ler.
Do
not
allow
water
or
foreign
objects
to
enter
the
camera.
If
wate
r
or
fore
ign
objects
get
in
si
de
th
e
camera,
turn
the
camer
a o
ff,
re
move
the
battery
,
and
di
sconnec
t
and
unp
l
ug
the
AC
po
w
er
adap
t
er.
Cont
i
nu
ed
us
eof
the
ca
mera
c
an
c
aus
ea
fir
eor
electri
c
shoc
k.
Con
tact
your
FUJ
IFI
LM
dea
le
r.
Do
not
use
the
camera
in
the
bathroom
or
shower.
Th
rs
ca
n
cause
a
fir
e
or
electr
ic
sh
ock
Never
attempt
to
change
or
take
apart
the
camera
(never
open
the
case).
Failu
reto
observe
th
is
precaut
i
on
c
an
cause
fir
e
or
el
ect
ri
c
shoc
k.
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.
Should
the
case
break
open
as
the
result
ofa
fall
or
other
accident,
do
not
touch
the
exposed
parts.
F
ai
lu
re
to
obse
rv
e
th
rs preca
u-
tion
cou
ld
resu
lt in electr
ic
shock
or
in in
j
ury
fr
omtou
chi
ng
the
damag
ed
parts.
Remove
the
b
att
eryi
mmed
i
ate
l
y,
taki
ng
care
to
avo
rdi
nj
u
ry
or
elect
ric
shock
,and t
ake
t
he
pr
od
u
ct
to
t
he
point
of p
u:ch
a
se
fo
r
cons
ul
tati
o
n.
Do
not
change,
heat
or
undul'l
twist
or
pull
the
connection
cord
and
do
not
place
heav'{
objects
on
the
connection
cord.
T
hese
actions
coul
d
da
ma
get
he
cord
andc
ause
a
fi
re
or
el
ectric
sh
oc
k. If t
he
co
rd is
da
maged,
contact
you
r
FU
JIFI
LM
de
ale
r.
Donotplacethecameraonanunstablesurface.
Th
isc
an
c
au
se
the
c
amera
to
fa
llortipover
and
c
ause
rn
ju
ry.
Never
attemp.t
to
take
pictures
while
in
motion
.
Do
not use
th
e
came
ra w
hi
le
you
are
walk
i
ng
or
dr
ivi
ng
a v
eh
i
cle
This
c
an
result
in
you
fa
lli
ng
do
wn
or
be
i
ng
i
nvo
l
ve
d inat
raffi
c
acc
i
dent.
Do
not
touch
an'{
metalearts
of
the
camera
during
a
thunderstorm
.
This
can
c
aus
e
an
el
ect
ric
shoc
kdueto
ind
uc
edc
urr
e
nt
f
ro
m
th
elig
ht
-
ni
ng
di
sch
ar
ge
.
Do
not
use
the
batter'{
except
as
specified
.
L
oad
th
e ba
tte
ry as
sh
own
by
the
indi
cat
o
r.
Do
not
heat,
change
or
take
apart
the
batter'{
.
Do
not
drop
or
subject
the
batter'{
to
impacts
.
Do
not
store
the
batter'{
with
metallic
erod·
ucts
.
Any
oft
hese
actions
can
c
ause
th
e
batte
ry
tob
ur
st
or
leak
an
dcau
se
fi
re
or
injury
as
a
res
ul
t
Use
on/'{
the
batter'{
or
AC
eower
adapters
specified
for
use
with
this
camera.
Do
not
use
voltages
other
than
the
power
suppl'{
voltage
shown.
The
use
of
othe
r
powe
r
so
ur
c
es
canc
ause
a
fir
e.
If
the
batter'{
leaks
and
fluid
gets
in
contact
with
'{Our
e'les,
skin
or
clothing.
flush
the
affected
area
with
clean
water
and
seek
medical
attention
or
call
an
emergenc'l
number
right
awa'l
.
Danger
of
explosion
if
batterx
is
incorrectl'l
replaced
.
Replace
onl'l
with
the
same
.
Do
not
use
in
the
eresence
of
flammable
objects
,
explosive
gases
,
or
dust.
When
carr'ling
the
batter'{.
install
it
in
a
digital
camera
or
keee
itin
the
hard
case
.
When
storing
the
batterr.
keep
it
in
the
hard
case
.
When
discarding.
cover
the
batter'l
terminals
with
i
nsulation
tape.
Con
ta
ct
with
other
me
talli
c
ob
j
ec
ts
or
batte
ri
es
cou
ld
cau
set
he
batte
ry
to i
gn
ite
or
burst.
Keep
memor'l
cards
out
of
the
reach
of
small
children.
Be
cau
se
memo
ry
c
ar
dsare
sm
a
ll,
they
can
be
swall
owed
bych
il
dr
en
Be
su
re
to
store
me
mor
ycar
ds
ou
t ofthere
ac
hofsm
al
lc
hi
ld
ren
.
If
achild
swa
llo
ws
a
me
morycar
d,
seek
med
ic
al attention orca
ll
an
em
er
gen
cy
nu
m
ber.
Turn
the
camera
off
in
crowds
.
T
he
camera
em
i
ts
r
ad
io-fr
eq
ue
ncy
radiat
i
on
th
at
ma
yi
nte
r
fe
rewith
pa
c
ema
ke
rs
Turn
the
camera
off
in
the
vicinity
of
automatic
doors
,
public
address
S'i.Stems,
and
other
automat
i
cally
controlled
devices.
Th
e
ca
mera
emits
r
ad
i
o-
fr
equency
radia
t
io
n
that
may
ca
use the
se
de
vices
to
malfunc
t
ion
Keep
the
camera
at
least
11
em
(0.7
ft.)
awa'l
from
people
wear
in
g
pacemakers.
The ca
me
ra e
mi
ts
ra
dio-f
requ
e
nc
y
rad
i
ation
t
ha
t
ma
yin
te
r
fe
rewith
pacem
ak
ers
?
&cAUTION
·
•in
"
Do
not
use
this
camera
in
locations
affected
b'l
oil
fumes,
st
eam,
hu·
midit'lordust.
Th
iscancau
se
a
fi
reorele
ctrrc
shock
.
Do
not
leave
this
camera
in
places
subject
to
extremel'l
hi
gh
tem·
peratures.
Do
no
t
lea
vethecame
ra
inloc
atio
nssu
ch
as
a
sea
led
veh
ic
leorin di
re
ct sun
li
g
ht.
T
hi
s
can
ca
usea
fir
e
Keepoutofthereachofsmallchildren.
Th
is
pro
d
uct
cou
ld
caus
e
in
juryin
th
e
ha
nds
ofa
ch
ild
Donotplaceheav'lobjectson
the
camera
.
Th
iscanca
us
e
th
eh
ea
vy
ob
j
ec
t totip
ov
er
orfalla
nd
c
au
sein
ju
r
y.
Do
not
move
the
camera
while
t
he
AC
power
adapter
is
st
i
ll
connected.
Do
not
pull
on
the
connection
cord
to
disconnect
the
AC
power
adapter.
Th
iscan d
am
a
ge
the po
wer
c
ord
orca
bl
es
a
nd
causea
fi
re
or
el
e
ctric
s
ho
ck.
Do
not
use
the
AC
power
adapter
if
the
plug
is
damaged
or
the
pl
ug
socket
connection
is
loose
.
Th
is
could
ca
us
e
fi
rr
or
el
ect
ricshoc
k.
Do
not
cover
or
wrap
the
camera
or
the
AC
powe
r
ada(!.ter
ina
cloth
or
blanket.
T
his
can
ca
us
e
he
at
to
bu
ild
up
and
di
sto
rt
the
ca
si
ng
or
ca
usea
fir
e.
When
'{OU
are
cleaning
the
camera
or
'lOU
do
not
elan
to
use
the
cam·
era
for
an
extended
period,
remove
the
batter'l
and
di
sconnect
and
unolug
the
AC
power
adapter.
Failur
e
to
do
so
can
cause
a
fi
·c
or
electr
ic
shock.

Using a flash too close to a person's eves may temporarily affect the
eyesight. Ta ke particula r care when photographing i nfan ts and
young children
When a memory card is removed, the card could come out of the slot
too quickly. Use your finger to hold it and gently release the card. I n-
jury could result to t ho ses truck by the ejected card.
Request regular internaltesting and cleaning for your camera. Bui ld- up
of dust 1n your camera can caus ea fi re or electric sho c k. Contact yo ur
FU JIF IL M dealer to request in ter n al cl eaning every t wo years Pl ease
note th at th 1s serv i ce IS no t free ofc har ge .
Remove your fingers from the flash window before the flash fires. Fail-
ur eto obser ve this preca u ti on co uld resu lt in burns.
Keep the flash window clean and do not use the flash if the window is
obstructed. F ai lu re to observe these pr ecaut i ons co uld cause sm oke
or disco lor ation.
IMPORTANT NOTICE:
Read Before Using the Software
D ire ct or indi re ct expo rt, in whole or in part, of license d so ft-
ware without the permission of the applicable governing
bodies isprohibi te d
Using the Camera
Do no t aim the ca mera at ex tr e mely br ight li ght sources ,
su
ch as the sun in a clou dless sky Failure to observe this
precauti on cou ld damage the came rai mage se n sor .
Read this section if your camera uses a rechargeable
Li-ion battery.
The ba ttery is not charg ed at sh ipm ent. C harge t he battery
before use. Keep the battery in its cas ew hen not in use.
• Notes on the Battery
The battery gradu a ll y l oses its charge when not in u se .
Charge the batte ry one or two days be fore use.
Battery li fe ca n be extended by t urn i ng the came ra offwh en
not in use .
Battery capacity decreases at l ow te mperatures; adepleted
batt
ery ma y not function at w hen cold. Keep afully c har ged
spare batter y in a warm p la ce and ex ch a nge as ne cessary,
or keep the ba ttery in you r pocket orother warm p lace a nd
i nse rt it in the came ra only wh en shoot in g. Do not p la ce
the battery in direct con ta ct with h and warmers or other
heating devices .
• Charging the Battery
Cha rging times w ill incr ease at ambient t em p erat ur es be l ow
+lOoC (+ 50°F) or a bo ve + 35°C (+ 95°F). Do not attempt
to c
harge the battery at temperatu res above 40 oc (+1 04 oF);
at temper
at ures below ooc (+3r F), t he battery w ill n ot
c har ge.
Do not attempt to rec h arge afully cha r ged batter y. Th e bat -
t
ery does not however need to be fully di scharged before
c har g in g.
Th e battery m ay be wa rm to the touch imm ediatel y afte r
charging or use Thi sis normal.
• Battery life
At nor mal t empera tur es, t he battery can be r ec h arged about
300 t im es . A no ti ceable de cr ease in th e length of time the
battery will
ho ld a charge indi ca te sthat it h as reached the
end of its serv i ce life and sh ou ld be re pl ac ed.
For Your Safety
• Storage
Performance may be impa ired if t he battery is left un used
for extended periods when fu ll y charged . R un t he battery
fia t before stor i ng it.
If the c amera will not be u sed fo r an extended pe ri od, re-
move the batterya nd store it in adryp la ce with anambient
t
empera t ure off rom +15 oc to + 25 oc (+ 59 oF to + 77 o F) Do
n ot sto re in l oca tion s exposed to extremes of t empe ratur e.
• Cautions: Handling the Battery
• Do nott ra ns po rt or sto re with metal objects suc h as n eck-
l aces or h airpins .
•
Do not expose to flam eor heat.
• Do n ot d is assemble or modify
•
Us e wi th des i gna t ed chargers on ly
•
Do not d ro p or subject to st r ong ph ys ical shocks.
• Do not expo seto wa t er.
• Keep t he te r minal scl ea n.
•
The battery and camera body may become warm to t he
t ouch after ex tended use. Th is is norma l.
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Read this section ifyour camera uses AA alkaline or re-
chargeable AA Ni-MH batteries. Inf or mati on on compa t-
ible
battery types m ay be fou nd el sewhe re in the camera
manual.
• Cautions: Handling the Batteries
• Do not expose to w at er, flame, or heat, or store in warm or
hum id cond it io n s.
• Do not transp ort or sto rewith meta l objects s uch as n eck -
l
aces or hairpins.
• Do no t disassemble or modify t he batter ies or batt ery
casing.
• Do not subjec t to st rong phys i ca lsh oc ks
•
Do n ot use ba t te rie s tha t are l eak i ng, deformed, or di sco l-
ored
• Ke epo ut of reach ofin fants and sma llc hild re n
• I
nse rt inthe correct orientation.
• Do no t mix old an d new b atterie s, batteri es with different
c
harg el eve l s, or batteri es ofdi fferen t t ypes .
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.
IV
• If
the
c
amera
will
not
be
used
for
an
extended
period,
The
camera
draws
a
sma
ll
amount
of c
urrent
ev
en
whe
n
remove
the
batterie
s.
Note
that
th
ec
amera
cloc
kw
ill
be
off.
Ni-MH
batter
i
es
that
have
been
l
eft
in
the
camera
for
r
eset
•
The
batteries
may
be
warm
to
t
he
tou
ch
immediately
after
use.
Turn
the
camera
off
and
al
l
ow
th
e
batteries
to
cool
before
handling.
•
Battery
ca
pacity
tends
to
decrease
at
l
ow
temperatures.
Keep
s
pare
batteries
in
a
pocket
oro
ther
warm
pl
ace
and
exchange
as
necessary.
Co
ld
batte
r
ie
s
may
reco
ver
some
of
th
ei
r
charg
e
when
warmed.
•
Fingerprint
s
and
other
stains
on
the
batter
y
terminals
ca
n
impa
ir
batter
y
per
fo
rm
ance.
Thoroughly
c
lean
the
terminal
s with a
so
ft.
dr
y clo
th
b
efo
re
in
sert
ing
them
in
the
ca
mera.
If
the
batteries
leak,
cl
ean
th
e
battery
compa
rtment
thoro
ughly
be
fo
re
ins
ert
i
ng
new
batteries.
If
fluid
from
the
batte
ry
comes
into
con
tact
with
skin
or cl
othing,
flush
the
aff
ec
ted
area
w
it
h
water.
If
fluid
enters
your
eyes,
immediately
flush
the
affected
area
with
water
and
seek
medical
attention.
Do
not
rub
your
eyes.
Failure
to
observe
this
precaution
could
result
in
permanent
visual
impairment.
•
Ni-MH
Batteries
The
capacity
of
Ni-MH
batteries
may
be
temporarily
reduced
when
new,
after
long
period
sof
disuse,
or
if
they
are
repeat-
edly
recharged
before
being
fully
discharged.
This
is
normal
and
does
not
indicate
a
malfunction.
Ca
pa
ci
ty
can
be
in-
creased
by
repeated
ly
discharging
the
ba
tter
ies
u
sing
the
di
scharge
opti
on
in
the
came
ra
se
tup
menu
and
rech
arging
them
us
in
ga
batte
ry
charger
(so
ld
sepa
ra
tely).
(fl
CAUTION
Do
not
use
the
discharge
opt
ion wi
th
alka
li
ne
batteries.
an
extended
pe
ri
od
may
be
draw
n d
ow
n
to
the
poi
nt
that
they
no
longer
ho
ld a
charge
Battery
perfo
r
mance
m
ay
also
drop
if
the
batteries
are
run
down
in
a
dev
i
ce
s
uch
as
a
fla
sh
ligh
t.
Use
the
discharge
option
in
the
camera
setup
menu
to
di
sc
harge
Ni-MH
batterie
s.
Batterie
s
that
no
l
onger
hold
ac
harg
e
even
after
repeatedly
being
discharged
and
re
c
harged
ha
ve
reached
the
end
of their
serv
i
ce
li
fe
and
mu
st
be
replac
ed.
Ni-
MH
batteries
c
an
be
re
cha
rge
d
in
a
batte
ryc
ha
rge
r
(sol
d
separately).
Batter
i
es
may
become
warm
to
the
touch
after
char
ging
.
Refer
to
t
he
instruct
i
ons
p
rov
ided
with
the
char
-
ger
for
more
informatio
n
Use
the
charger
wi
th
com
pati
b
le
batte
ri
es
on
ly.
Ni
-
MH
batterie
s
gradually
lose
thei
r
charge
when
no
t
in
use.
•
Disposal
CAUTION
:
Dispose
of
used
batter
i
es
in
accord
wi
th
local
re
gu-
lati
on
s.
For
Your
Safety
In
th
e
event
th
at
the
LCD
monitor
is
damag
ed
,
care
shoul
d
be
taken
to a
void
con
tact
wi
th
l
iqu
id
crystal.
Take
the
urgen
t
action
indi
c
ated
s
hould
any
of
the
following
si
tuat
i
ons
arise:
• If
liquid
<rystal
<omes
in
<ontart
with
your
skin,
clean
the
area
with
aclo
th
and
th
en
wash
thoroughl
y
with
soap
a
nd
run
-
ning
water.
· If
liquid
<rystal
enters
your
eyes
,
flu
sh
the
affe
c
ted
e
ye
with
c
lean
water
fo
r
at
le
ast 15
minutes
a
nd
th
en
seek
med
ica
l
assistance
.
• If
liquid
<rystal
is
swallowed
,
ri
nse
your
mouth
th
o
rou
gh
ly
wi
th
wate
r.
Drink l
arge
quantities
of w
ater
and
in
du
ce
vomiti
ng,
then
seek
me
di
c
al
assistance.
Although
th
e
di
s
play
is
manufactured
using
extremely
high-
precis
io
n
technolog
y, it
may
contain
pixels
that
are
al
ways
lit or
that
do
no
t
ligh
t.
Thi
sis
no
t a
malfunction
,
and
imag
es
re
corded
with
the
product
are
unaffected
.
Unless
in
tende
d
so
lely
for
personal
use,
image
s
recor
ded
u
s-
i
ng
yo
ur
d
ig
ital
camer
a
system
cannot
be
used
in
ways
that
i
nfr
i
nge
copyright l
aws
without
th
e
consent
of t
he
ow
ner.
Note
that
some
r
es
tr
ic
tions
apply
to
th
e
pho
tographing
of
s
tage
p
er
f
or
mances,
entertainments,
and
exhib
its,
even
when
in
tended
purely
for
personal
use.
Use
rsa
re
a
ls
o
asked
to
note
that
the
transfer
of
memory
card
s
con
taining
images
or
data
protected
under
copyright
la
ws
iso
nly
p
ermiss
ibl
e
with
in
the
restr
ic
tion
s
imp
os
ed
by
t
hose
copyright
laws.
NOTICES
To
prevent fire
or
shock hazard, do
not
expose the
unit
to rain
or
moisture.
Please
read
the
"
Safety
Notes
"
and
make
sure
you
understand
them
before
using
the
camera.
Perchlorate
Material-special
handling
may
apply.
See
http/
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trade
turn
i
ng
the
equipmen
t off
and
on,
t
he
use
r
is
encouraged
to
try
to
co
rrec
t
the
interfe
r
ence
by
one
or
more
of
the
fo
l-
lowi
ng
measures:
•
Reo
rien
t
or
re
loca
te
t
he
recei
vin
g
antenna
.
• I
ncre
ase
th
e
sep
ara
ti
on
between
th
e
equipment
and
re-
ce
i
ve
r.
•
Co
nn
e
ct
the
equi
pmen
t into
an
outlet
on
a
ci
r
cu
it differe
nt
f
rom
t
ha
t
to
wh
icht
he
rece
iveris
connec
t
ed.
•
Cons
ul
t t
he
deal
er
or
an
experienced
radio/TV
techn
i
cia
n
for
he
l
p.
FCC
Caution
:A
ny
cha
ng
es
or
modificati
ons
not
ex
pr
e
ssly
ap
-
pro
v
ed
by
th
e
party
responsible
for
compliance
cou
ld
vo
id
t
he
us
er'
sauthority
to
oper
ate
t
his
equ
i
pment.
names
mentioned in
thi
s
manual
are
the
trademarks
or
reg
- T
hi
s
tra
nsm
itter
must
not
be
co
-l
oca
ted
or
opera
ti
ng
in
con-
istered
tr
ade
m
ar
ksof
th
eir r
espec
ti
ve
ow
ner
s.
Ju
nc
ti
on
with
any
other
anten
na
or
transm
itt
er.
Tested
To
Comply
With
FCC
Standards
FOR
HOME
OR
OFFICE
USE
Contains
IC
:
7736B-02000003
Contains
FCC
ID
:
W2Z-02000003
FCC
Statement
Th
is
de
viceco
mp
li
es
w
ith
Par
t
15
ofthe
FCC
R
ul
es.
Operat
ioniss
ub
jec
t to
the
foll
ow
in
gt
wo
co
nd
iti
ons (1)Th
is
de
-
vice
may
not
ca
u
se
ha
rmf
ul
inter
ference,
and
(2)
thi
s
device
must
accept
any
inte
r
fere
n
ce
rec
ei
ve
d,
inc
l
ud
i
ng
inte
r
fe
r
ence
th
at
may
ca
use
u
ndes
i
red
ope
r
at
i
on
CAUTION
:
Th
is
equ
i
pmen
t
ha
s
been
tested
a
nd
found
to
co
m-
ply with
the
li
mi
ts
for
a
Class
Bdigital
device,
pu
r
su
a
nt
to
Part
15of
the
F
CC
Ru
les.
The
se
li
mits
are
designed
to
pro-
vi
de
rea
so
na
b
le
protection
against
ha
rmfu
l
in
terfer
ence
in
a
r
es
i
dential
in
s
talla
tio
n.
This
eq
uipment
genera
t
es.
u
ses,
and
c
an
radiat
e r
ad
io
freq
u
ency
energy
and,
if not ins
ta
ll
ed
and
u
sed
in
accord
ancew
ith
t
he
in
'>
truui
ons,
rnay
c
ause
ha
rmf
ul
interf
erence
to r
ad
io
comm
uni
ca
ti
on
s.
Ho
w
ever,
th
ere
is
no
g
uarant
ee
t
hat
in
t
erfe
r
ence
wi
ll
no
t
occ
ur ina
par
ti
cu
la
r i
n-
stall
at
ion.
If
th
is
eq
uip
men
t
does
cause
ha
r
mful
int
er
f
ere
nc
e
tor
adio
or
te
l
ev
isi
on
re
cep
ti
on,
which
can
be
de
t
erm
in
ed
by
Radiation
Exposure
Statement:
This
dev
i
ce
meets
the
gov
-
e
rn
ment's
r
equ
ir
ements
f
or
exp
osu
re
to
radio
wa
ves.
This
de
vic
e is
des
ig
n
ed
a
nd
manufact
ur
ed
not
to
exceed
the
em
i
ssi
on
li
mits
fo
r
exposu
re
to
r
ad
io
f
requency
(R
F)
energy
set
by
the
Fe
dera
l
Comm
un
i
ca
ti
ons
Comm
issio
n of
the
U.
S.
Government.
The
exposure
standard
f
or
wireless
device
emp
l
oys
a unit
of
measurement
known
as
the
Spec
i
fi
c
Abso
rption
Rate,
or
SAR
Th
eS
AR
li
mit
se
t
by
the
F
CC
is
1.6W/kg
.
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ests
for
SAR
arec
on
duc
t
ed
us
ing
stand
ard
op
e
ra
ti
ng
pos
iti
ons
acce
pt
ed
by the
FC
Cwi
th
the
de
vi
ce
t
ransm
itti
ng
at itsh
ig
h
est
c
er
ti-
fied
po
we
rlevel ina
ll
te
st
ed
fr
eque
ncy
bands.
Notes
on
the
Grant
To
com
p
ly
with
Pa
rt
15
of t
he
FCC
Ru
l
es,
this
pr
od
uc
t
must
be
used
wi
th
a
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on
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ry
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Th
isCl
as
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dig
it
al
apparatus
c
om
pl
i
es
wi
th
Cana-
dia
nI
CES
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Canada
statement
Thisd
ev
i
ce
co
m
pl
i
es
with
RSS-
21
0 of
th
e
Industry
Canada
Rul
es
Opera
t
ion
is
sub
ject
to
the
followi
ng
two
conditions:
(1)Thisde
vi
ce
may
not c
ause
ha
rmful
inter
ference,
a
nd
(2)
this
device
mus
t a
cc
ept any
i
nte
rfe
re
nce
re
c
ei
v
ed,
in
cl
ud
ing
i
nt
erfer
en
cet
hat
may
ca
use
undesir
ed
operation.
This
device
and
its
anten
n
a(s
)
must
not
be
co-located
or
op
-
era
ting
in
conj
u
nction
with
any
other
an
ten
na
or
transm
it
-
ter,
except
tested
bui
lt
-in
r
ad
i
os.
The
Cou
nty
Code
Se
le
cti
on
fe
a
tu
re
isdi
sab
l
ed
for
pr
o
du
cts
market
ed in
the
US/
Ca
nada.
Radiation
Exposure
Statement
The
product
comply
with t
he
C
anada
porta
ble
RF
exp
o
sure
limit
set
fo
rth
fo
r
an
un
con-
troll
ed
env
i
ronment
an
d
are
safe
fo
r
intende
d
ope
ration
as
descr
i
be
d in
this
manua
l.
Thef
urt
her
RF
expos
ure reduction
can
be
achie
ved
if
the
product
can
be
kept
as
fa
r
as
poss
ibl
e
fr
om
the
user
body
or
set
th
e
devic
e
to
lo
wer
output
power
if
such
fu
nction
is
avai
l
able.
IMPORTANT
SAFETY
INSTRUCTIONS
•
Read
these
i
nst
r
uc
tio
ns.
• K
ee
pth
ese
in
str
u
ctio
ns.
• H
eed
all
warn
i
ngs.
• F
ol
l
ow
all
i
nstructions.
• Do not
us
e
th
is
apparatus
n
ear
wa
te
r.
•
Clean
only
wi
th
ad
ry
clo
th
.
•
Do
no
t bl
ock
a
ny
ventilation
o
pen
in
gs.
Ins
ta
ll
in
a
ccor
-
dan
cewith
the
manufacturer's
instruct
ion
s.
•
Do
not
install
near
an
y
heat
sources
s
uch
as
rad
i
ator
s, h
eat
reg
isters
,
stoves.
or
ot
her
ap
parat
us
(includ
ing
amp
l
ifie
rs)
t
hat
pr
oduce
hea
t.
•
Protec
t
th
e
powe
r
cord
from
be
i
ng
wa
lked
on
or pi
nched
pa
rti
cu
lar
ly
at plu
gs.
conv
Pn
iPn
CP
rrcrptacl
es
, a
nd
the
po
i
nt
w
he
re
th
ey
exi
t
fr
om
t
he
appa
r
atus.
• Only
use
attachme
nt
s/
ac
ces
sor
i
es
spe
ci
fied
by the
ma
n
u-
fa
ctu
re
r.
• U
np
l
ug
th
1s
app
ar
at
us
du
ri
ng
l
igh
tn
ing
st
orms
or
whe
n un-
used
for
long
pe
r
io
dsoftime. v

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• Refer all servicing to qualified service personal Serv i cing
is required when the apparatus has been damaged in any
way, such as power supply cord or plug is damaged, liquid
has been spilled or objec ts have fallen i nto t he apparatus,
the apparatus has been exposed to rain or moist u re, does
not operate normally, or ha s been dropped.
Caring for the Camera
To ensure continued enjoyment of the product, observe the
following precautions.
If the camera will not be u sed fo r an exte n de d period , r emove
the battery and memory card. Do not store or use t he camera
inl oca tions tha t are
• exposed to rain, steam, or smo ke
• very humid or extremely dusty
• exposed to di rec t sunlight or ve ry h igh temperatures, such as 1n
acl
osed vehicle ona sun ny day
• extremely cold
• subject to strong vibration
• exposed to strong magnetic fields , such as near a broad-
casting antenna, power line , radar emitter, motor, trans-
f orme r, or magnet
• in contact with volatile chemicals such as pesticides
• next to rubber or vinyl products
• Water and Sand
Exposu re to water and sand can also damage the came ra and
its Internal c ir cu it ry and mechan isms When us i ng the camera
at the beach or seaside, avoid exposing the camera to water or
sand. Do not place the camera on a wet surf ace.
• Condensation
Sudden increases in tem peratu re, such as occur when ente r
i
ng a heated building on a cold day, can cause co nden sa ti on
i
nside the ca mera. If t his occurs, turn the camera off and wa it
an h our before t urn i ng it on again. If condensation forms on
the memory card, r emove the c ard and wait for t he conde nsa
tion to di ss ipate.
Use a blower to remo ve dust from the protective gl ass
covering the len s and LC D monitor, t hen gently wipe with
a
soft, d ry cloth Any remaining stains can be removed by
wip ing gentlywith api ece of FU JI FILM len s -clean ing paper
to which a sm all amoLnt of lens- cl ean 1 ng f1uid h as been ap-
plied. Care s hould be ta k en to avo id scra tchi ng the pr otec-
tive glass or LCD mo nit or . The camera bod y can be cleaned
wi th a soft, dry clot h. Do not use alcoho l, thi nner , or other
vo latile c hemi ca ls.
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he batteri es or ac c umulators, please con t act your l oca l au -
t
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stein T his symbol on the product. or in the man-
ual and in the war r anty, and/or on its packag i ng
indicate st ha t th is product shall no t be tr eated as
household was te. In stead it s hould be take n to
-
Compl i an ce with the se direc t ives i mp l ies con fo rm 1ty to ap-
plicab le harmoni z ed Eur ope an standa r ds ( Eur opean Norms)
which are lis te d on t he EU Decla r ation of Conformity i ssu ed
by FUJIFILM Co r porat ion for this pr od u ct or product f amily
This compl ia nce is in d icate d by th e fo ll ow in g con f orm i ty
mark i ng pl ace d on the product:
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an applicab le collection point for t he recycl in g of
el ectr ic al and el ect r oni c equ 1 pment.
T his mar ki ng is va li d f or no n-Te l ecom p roduc ts an d EU har-
By ensuring this product is di sposed of co r re ctl y, y ou wi ll monized Te l ecom pr oduc ts (e g.Bl ue tooth)
help p re ven t pote n ti al nega tive con sequences to the en -
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ironm en t and human h ea lth, wh ich cou ld otherwise be
ca use d by in appropriate was te ha nd li ng oft his produc t.
Th1s symbol on t he batteries or acc u mulat ors ~
indi cates th at those batter i es sha ll no t be treated \ - ·
as hou s eho ld waste.
•
If your equ ip ment conta i ns easy rem ov able batteries or
accumulators please disp o se t hes e sepa r atel y ac cord i ng to
your loca lr equ ir e men ts.
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IMPORTANT: Read the following notices before using the
camera's built-in wireless transmitter.
(D This product, which contains encryption functi on de-
veloped in the United St ates , is con t rolled by the United
States Export Administration Regulations and may not
be exported or re-exported to any country to which the
United States embargoes goods.
· Use only as part ofa wireless network. FUJIFILM does no t
accept liability for damages r esu lting from unauthorize d
use Do not use in app l ications requiring ah igh degree of
reliabil it y, for example in medical d ev i ces or other systems
tha t may directly or indire ctly impact hu ma n li fe. Whe n
usin g t he d ev ice in com p ut er and oth er s ys te ms t hat de-
ma
nd a greater degree ofreliability than wire l ess ne tw orks,
be su re to ta ke all n ecessa ry precau ti ons to e ns ur e safe ty
and p re ve nt m alf un ction.
· Use only in the country in which the device was purchased.
Th is d ev i ce co nfor ms to r eg ulati ons gove r ni ng w irele ss
network devi ce s in thecountry 1nwh 1ch it wa s purchased.
Obse rv e a ll l oc at i on r egu l at i on s wh en usi ng th e dev i ce
F LJJ IF ILM does notac cep t liab ility for prob lems a ri si ng f ro m
u
se in other jumdi ctions
· Wireless data (images) may be intercepted by third parties. T he
se cu rity of data tr ansm itted ov er wirel ess ne tworks is no t
guarant ee d
· Do not use the device in locations subject to magnetic fields,
static electricity, orradiointerference. Do not use the t rans-
mitter in th e vicinityof mi crowave ove nsor in other l oca -
tion s Sl lh ject to magnetiC fie ld s, st at ic electricit y, or r ad io
i
nterfere nce that may preven t re cep ti onof wir el ess si g na ls.
Mutu al i nterfe r ence may occ ur whe n t he trans mitter is
used 111 the vicinity of other wireless device sop era t1ng in
th e24 G Hz band
· The wireless transmitter operates in the 1.4 GHz band using
DSSS and OFOM modulation.
Wireless Network Devices: Cautions
· This device operates on the same frequency as commercial,
educational, and medical devices and wireless transmitters. It
also operates on the sam e fr eq uen cy as li censed t ran sm it-
te
rs and spe ci al un license d lo w-voltage tra n smitters used
in RFID tr acking sy ste ms for assembly lin es and in o th er
si
milar applications
· To prevent interference with the above devices, observe the
following precautions. Con firm that the RFID tran sm itter
is not in operation be fo re usi ng t his de vi ce . Should you
o bserve that t he dev i ce c auses in t er f ere n ce in licen s ed
tra nsmitte rs used for RFI D tr acking , i mmed iately choos e
a
new operat i ng fr eq uen cy for thisd ev i ce to pr event ad-
diti ona l inter fere n ce If y ou notice that th is device c auses
i nte r fe r ence inl ow - vo lt age RF ID tra cing systems , co nt ac t a
FU J IF I LM r ep r esentat i ve .
T
his st i ck er in dic ates that t his dev i ce
ope rat es in th e24 GHz band usi ng DSS S
and O FD M modulati on a nd m ay c ause
int erfe r ence at di st ances of up to 40 m.
For Your Safety
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viii

I Before You Begin
Suflp_lied
Accessories
AA
alkaline
(LR6)
batteries
(x4)
USB
cable
Attaching
the
Strap
Strap
Attach
the
strap
to
the
two
strap eyelets
as
shown
below.
Lens
cap
CO-ROM
The Lens Cap
Attach
the
lens cap
as
shown.
•
Basic
Manual
(this manual)
To
avoid losing
the
lens cap,
pass
the
supplied
string
through
the
eyelet ((D) and secure
the
lens
cap
to
the
strap
((g)).

2
Inserting
the
Batteries and a
Memory
Card
1
Open
the
battery-chamber cover.
Slide the battery-cham-
berlatch in thedirection
shown and open the
battery-chamber cover.
..
Be
sure
the
camera
is
off
before
opening
the
bat-
tery-chamber
cover.
2 Insert the batteries.
Insert the batteries
in
the
orientation shown by the
"+"
and
"-"
marks inside
the
battery chamber.
·
~
Memory
Cards
Pictures can be stored in
an
optional
SD,
SDHC,
and
SDXC
memory
cards, referred
to
in this manual
as
"memory
cards".
3 Insert
the
memory
card.
Holding
the
memory
card in
the
orientation
shown below, slide it in until it clicks into
place at
the
back
of
the slot.
4 Close
the
battery-chamber cover.
Close
the
battery-cham-
ber cover and slide it in
until
the
latch clicks into
place.
[l]
Do
not
use force.
If
the
battery-chambe
r cover
does
not
close, check
that
the
batteries are in
the
correct orientation and
try
again.

Turning
the
Camera On and Basic Setup
Slide
the
ON/OFF
switch in
the
direction shown
below. The lens will extend automatically.
A language-selection dialog
is
displayed the first
time
the
camera
is
turned on.
1
Choose
a language.
1.1
Press
the
selector
up
or
down
to
highlight
a language.
1.2
Press
MENU/OK.
Troubleshooting
Problem
Possible
cause
The batteriesare ex
ha
us
ted.
The camera does The batteries are
not
in
th
e correct orientati
on
.
The battery-chamber cover is
not
latched.
not
turn
on.
2
Set
the date
and
time.
2.1
Press
the
selector l
eft
or
right
to
highlight
the
year,
month,
day,
hour,
or
minute
and
press
up
or
down
to
change. To change
:!!
~
the
order in which the
year,
mo
n
th
, and
~
day
are
displayed, highlight
the
date for-
i
mat
and
press
the
selector
up
or
do
wn. "'
2.2
Press
MENU/OK.
A battery
type
message
will be displayed; if
the
type
differs fr
om
the
type
inserted in
the
camera,
use
the
setup menu
m!l
BATTERY
TYPE
option
to
specify
the
correct type.
Solution
Insert f
re
sh or fully-charged spare ba
tt
eries.
Re-insert
the
ba
tte
ri
es
in the correct orientation.
Latch
the
battery-chamber cover.
The
AC
power
adapter and
DC
coupler are
not
con- Make sure
that
the
AC
power
adapter and
DC
cou-
nected
properly. pier are properly
connected
.
For
additional troubleshooting information, visit
http://www.fujifilm.com/
For
more
information, see
the
supplied Owner's
Manual
(CD)
or
visit
http
://w
ww.fujifilm.com/products/digital_cameras/index.html. 3

Taking Pictures
This section describes how to take pictures in SRtAii(e] mode.
1 Turn the camera on.
Slide the ON/OFF switch to turn the camera
on.
2 Select SRf!11il•l mode.
Rotate the mode dial to SRt®k•l.
3 Check the battery level.
Check the battery level in the display.
Indicator
NO ICON
~
(red)
~
(blinks red)
Description
Batteries are partially discharged.
Batteries
are low. Replace as soon
as possible.
Batteries
are exhausted. Turn cam-
era off and replace batteries.
:
In this mode, the camera au-
tomatically analyzes the com-
position and selects a
scene
according to shooting condi-
tions and the type
of subject:
-· 0 (PORTRAIT): Human portrait Selected scene
subject.
· 0 (LANDSCAPE): Man-made or natural landscape.
• <S (NIGHT): Poorly-lit landscape.
· S (MACRO): Subject close to camera.
.· & (NIGHT PORTRAIT): Poorly-lit portrait subject.
• f£1 (BACKLIT PORTRAIT): Back-lit portrait subject.
8 (AUTO) is selected if none of the above are detected.

4
Frame
the picture.
Use
the
zoom control
or
side lever
to
frame
the picture in
the
display.
Select
W
to
zoom out
S
Focus.
...
..
Select
T
to
zoom
in
Press
the
shutter
button
halfway
to
focus.
Taking Pictures
6 Shoot.
Smoothly press
the
shutter
button
the
rest
of
the
way
down
to
take
the
picture.
~
The
Shutter
Button
~
The shutter
button
has
two
positions. Pressing the
~
shutter
button
halfway (
(})
) sets focus and exposur
e;
.g
to
shoot, press the shutter
button
the rest
of
the way
::2
1'\
down((?)).
2'
Press
halfway
Press
the
rest
of
the
way
down
~
ell
s

Viewing and Deleting Pictures
Pictures can be viewed in the monitor. When taking important photographs, take a test shot and
check
the results.
1 Press the lE button.
The most recent picture will be displayed in
the monitor.
Select T
to zoom in on pictures displayed in
single-frame playback; select W
to zoom out.
When
the picture is zoomed in, the selector
can be used
to view areas of the image not
currently visible in the display.
'f
..(~~
,,.;1
Select W to increase the number of images
displayed or T
to view fewer images.
2View additional pictures.
Press the selector right to view pic-
tures in
the order recorded, left to
view pictures in reverse order.
Press the shutter button to exit to shooting
mode.
• tt Deleting Pictures
To delete the picture currently displayed
in
the monitor, press the selector up (iffi).
• Select FRAME and press MENU/OK.
A confirmation dialog will be displayed.
·To delete the picture, press MENU/OK.
To exit without deleting the picture, press DISP/BACK.

I Recording
and
Viewing Movies
Press
the
e
button
to
shoota movie. Sound
is
re-
corded
via
the
built-in microphone;
do
not
cover
the microphone during recording.
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REC
icon
~
IIBI
(1~
-REC
(999m59s
,..._
liiiiWF
-
Number
of
photos that
can
be
taken
during
recording
Time
remaining
To
end recording, press
the
e
button
again.
Recording ends automatically when
the
movie
reaches maximum length
or
memory
is
full.
During playback, movies
are displayed in
the
moni-
tor
as
shown at right. The
following operations
can
be
performed while a movie
is
displayed:
Operation
Description
Start/pause
Press
the
selector
down
to
start playback.
playback
Press
again
to
pause.
End
Press
the
selector
up
to
end playback.
If
playback/
playback
is
not
in
progress, pressi
ng
the
delete
se
l
ector
up
will
de
lete
the
curr
ent
mov
ie.
Press
the
selector
right
to
advanc
e,
left
to
Advance/
rewind. If p
la
yback is paused,
the
mov
ie
rewi
nd
will advance
or
rewind
one
frame each
time
the
selector
is
pressed.
Adjust
vo
lume
Press
MENU/OK
to
pause playback
and
d
is-
play
volume
controls.
Pre
ss
th
e
se
lector
up
or
down
to
ad
just
the
vol
ume
; pr
ess
MENU/OK
again to set
the
volu
me
.

Shooting Mode
Choose ashooting
mode
according
to
the
scene or
type
of
subject.
To
choose ashooting mode, rotate
the
mode
dial
to
the
desired setting. The following modes
are
available:
SRmlii•l
SCENE
RECOGNITION
The camera automatically analyzes
the
composi-
tion and selects
the
appropriate scene
mode
ac-
cording
to
the
subject and shooting conditions.
.CIAUTO
Choose for crisp, clear snapshots. This
mode
is
recommended
in
most situations.
Adv.
ADVANCED
This
mode
combines "point-and-shoot" simplicity
with
sophisticated photographictechniques. The
[!1
Adv.
MODE
option
in
the
shooting menu
ca
n
be used
to
choose from the following advanced
modes:

Shooting Mode
•
~ADVANCED
FILTER
Take
photos
with
filter effects. Select afilter effect and press
MENU/OK
.
.-
Depending
on
the
subject and camera settings, images may in some
cases
be grainy
or
vary in brightness and
hue.
Filter
Description
.Q.
TOY
CAMERA*
1
Choose for a retro
toy
camera effect.
Q
MINIATURE
The tops and
bottoms
of
pictures are blurred
for
a diorama effect.
R
POP
COLOR*
1
Create high-contrast images
with
saturated colors.
!,¥.,
HIGH-KEY*
1
Create
bright
low-contrast images.
A
LOW-KEY*
1
Create
uniformly
dark tones
with
few
areas
of
emphasized highlights.
"'DYNAMIC
TONE*
2
Dynamic
tone
expression
is
used for afantasy effect.
~
FISH-EYE*
1
Create a distorting
effect
of
afisheye lens.
~SOFT
FOCUS
Create a look
that
is
evenly soft
throughout
the
whole
image.
Q
CROSS
SCREEN*
2
Crea
te a star pattern where lines radiate
out
from
bright
objects.
Q
PARTIAL
COLOR
(RED)*
1
Q
PARTIAL
COLOR
(ORANGE)*
1
Q
PARTIAL
COLOR
(YELLOW)*
1
Areas
of
the image that
are
the
selected col
or
are recorded in
that
color.All others areas
of
the
Q
PARTIAL
COLOR
(GREEN)*
1
image
are
recorded in black-and
-white
.
Q\
PARTIAL
COLOR
(BLUE)*
1
Q
PARTIAL
COLOR
(PURPLE)*
1
*1 Available even
when
shooting
movies.
-Effects can
not
be applied
to
photos taken
while
a movie
is
recorded.
-The
frame size isset
to
m!)
640x480
.
-The
frame rate
is
set
to
15
fps
depending
on the filter.
*2
To
check
the
effect, play
the
picture
after shooting.
9

10
• 1111 PRO LOW-LIGHT
Each time the shutter button
is pressed, the camera makes
four exposures and combines
them into asingle photograph.
Use to reduce noise and blur
when photographing poorly lit subjects or static
subjects at high zoom ratios.
.-
A single combined photograph may not be created
with some scenes or if the subject or camera moves
during shooting. Do not move the camera until shoot-
ing
is complete.
!• Pro Low-Light
To save unprocessed copies of pictures taken in these
modes, select
ON for the ;til SAVE ORG IMAGE op-
tion in the setup menu.
~
• Keep the camera steady during shooting.
• Frame coverage
is reduced.
Shooting Mode
• Ill HDR
Each time the shutter button is pressed, the cam-
era takes a series
of shots, each with different
exposure. These
are combined into a single im-
age, preserving detail in highlights and shadows.
Choose for high-contrast scenes.
.-
A single combined photograph may not be created
with some scenes or if the subject or camera moves
during shooting.Do
not move the camera until shoot-
ing
is complete .
! • HDR
To save unprocessed copies of pictures taken in this
mode , select ON for the ;til SAVE ORG IMAGE op-
tion in the setup menu.
~
• Keep the camera steady during shooting.
•
Fra me coverage is reduced.

• ot Natural & ~
This mode helps ensure good results with back-
lit subjects and in other situations
with difficult
lighting. Before shooting,
raise the flash; pictures
can only be taken
when the flash is raised. Each
time the shutter button is pressed, the camera
takes
two shots: one shot without the flash to
preserve natural lighting, followed immediately
by a second shot
with the flash. Do not move the
camera until shooting
is complete.
...
• Do not use where flash photography is prohibited.
• Only available
if memory remains for two pictures.
• Burst
mode is not available.
Shooting 1 V1ode
• w•:•:&•h Zoom Bracketing
Each time the shutter button is pressed, the cam-
era takes three pictures: one at the current zoom
ratio
with an image size of a, a second zoomed
in
1.4 x and cropped tom, and athird zoomed in
2x and cropped
to D (pictures will only betaken
if there is enough memory for three images). Two
frames
are displayed to show the areas that will
be included in the second and third pictures;
the
outer frame shows the area that will be recorded
at
1.4 x zoom, the innerframe the area that will be
recorded at 2x zoom.
~
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0
~
0
=
~
0
....
0
~
.- a
• Digital zoom can not be used. Ifdigital zoom is active "'g.
when t•:·
1
~1i, mode is selected, zoom will be set to the '<
maximum optical zoom position.
• Burst shooting options can
not be used.
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12
Shooting Mode
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SP SCENE POSITION
The camera offers a choice of "scenes," each adapted to partic-
ular shooting conditions or a specific
type of subject. Use the
[!] SCENE POSITION option in the shooting menu to choose
the scene assigned to the SP position on the mode dial.
Scene
Description
• PORTRAIT Choose this mode for soft-toned portraits with natural skin tones.
• BABYMODE
Choose for natural skin tones when taking portraits of infants. The flash turn s off automatically.
e SMILE&SHOOT
The shutter is released automatically when Intelligent Face De tec tio n detects a smiling face.
• LANDSCAPE
Choose this mode for crisp, clear daylight shots of buildings and landscapes.
~SPORT Choose this mode when photographing moving subjects. Priority is given to faster shutter speeds.
~ NIGHT
Choose this mode for poorly lit twilight or night scenes. Sensitivity is au tomatically rai sed to reduce
blur caused by camera shake.
~ NIGHT(TRIPOD)
Choose this mode for slow shutter speeds when shooting at night. Use a t ri po d to preve nt blur.
~~~: FIREWORKS
Slow shutter speeds are used to capture the expanding burst of light from a fire wo rk. Rotate the com -
mand dial to choose a shutter speed.
~SUNSET Choose this mode to record the vivid colors in sunrises and sunsets.
• SNOW Choose for crisp, clear shots that capture the brightness of scenes domina ted by sh ining wh ite snow .
ii..T.. BEACH
Choose for crisp, clear shots that capture the bright n ess of s unlit beaches.
Y PARTY Capture indoor background lighting under low -light conditions.
* FLOWER
Choose for vivid close-ups of flowers. The camera focusesin the macro range.
1m TEXT Take clear pictures of text or d ra wings in print The camera focuses in the macro range.