FujiFilm INSTAX SQUARE SQ10 User manual

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BODSQ708-104
使用説明書/困ったときには/安全にご使用いただくために
User’s Guide/Trouble shooting/Safety precautions
Ver. 2.0

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Contents
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Before Use................................................40
Part Names..............................................41
Display on the LCD Monitor..............42
Using the selector buttons............................42
Using the command dial................................42
Attaching the Strap..............................43
Attaching the Hand Strap..............................43
Attaching the Shoulder Strap
(Purchased Separately)..................................43
Inserting/Charging the Battery........44
Inserting the Battery........................................44
Charging the Battery .......................................44
Charging status indication............................44
Turning the Camera on/o................45
Checking Remaining Battery Life................45
Performing Initial Settings.................46
Function Setting for the Shutter Button...47
Loading/Removing the INSTAX
SQUARE Film Pack.................................48
Loading the Film Pack.....................................48
Unloading a Used Film Pack .........................48
Print Mode...............................................49
Basic Photography and Playback....50
Taking a Picture .................................................50
Viewing Images.................................................51
Changing the Playback Display...................51
Printing.....................................................52
Image Eects..........................................53
Filter.......................................................................53
Adjusting the Brightness ...............................54
Vignette................................................................54
More on Photography.........................55
Using AF/AE Lock..............................................55
Using the Self Timer.........................................55
Using the Flash ..................................................56
Changing the Shooting Mode .........57
Selecting a Shooting Mode...........................57
Printing from Print History
(Reprint)...................................................58
Using a Memory Card..........................59
Inserting the Memory Card...........................59
Printing Images Taken with
another Camera.................................................59
Menus .......................................................60
Shooting Menu..................................................60
Playback Menu ..................................................61
Setup Menu ........................................................62
SPECIFICATIONS ....................................63
TROUBLE SHOOTING ...........................65
IMPORTANT SAFETY NOTICE ............68
Handling the Battery ...........................72

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Before Use
Before using the camera, check the following.
!
Make sure supplied accessories are
included in the package.
Read "IMPORTANT SAFETY NOTICE"
(Page 68) and "Handling the
Battery" (Page 72) for safety use.
~
Ÿ
Read this User's Guide before
using the camera.
!
Supplied Accessories
• NP-50 rechargeable battery (1)
• USB cable for charging (1)
• Hand strap (1)
• Strap rings (2)
• Clip attaching tool (1)
• User's Guide (1)

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Part Names
Front Rear
1Flash 7USB port for charging
2Film ejection slot 8Micro SD card slot
3AF-assist illuminator/
Self timer lamp 9Tripod socket (Tripod sold separately)
4Strap eyelet (s) 10 Lens
5Shutter button (Right) 11 Lens ring
(Power switch)
6Card slot cover 12 Shutter button (Left)
1Film door lock 9Selector button/
Command dial
2Strap eyelet (s) 10 (Playback) button
3Print mode selector 11 (Back) button
4Battery-chamber cover 12 (Print) button
5Battery latch 13 MENU/OK button
6Battery chamber 14 (Brightness) button
7(Filter) button 15 Film door
8(Vignette) button 16 LCD Monitor
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3 2
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89
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2
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11 12
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Display on the LCD Monitor
Shooting Playback
1Flash mode
(Page 56) 7Print mode (Page 49)
2
Brightness adjustment
(Page 54) 8Current date/time
(Page 62)
3Filter
(Page 53) 9Battery level (Page 45)
4Vignette
(Page 54) 10 Number of available frames *3 (Page 50)
5
Date/time print
setting
*1
(Page 62)
11 Film remaining
(Page 52)
6Shooting mode *2
(Page 57)
1Frame number 2Shooting date/time
*1 The icon is displayed in gray when the date/time print
setting is disabled.
*2 Not displayed when
STANDARD is selected.
*3 When a memory card is inserted, the icon appears
on the number.
If the number of available frames is under 10, the icon
on the number turns red.
Using the selector buttons
16Move cursor up
28Move cursor left
37Move cursor down
49Move cursor right
5Confirms selection
Using the command dial
Use the command dial on the following
occasions.
• Selecting a menu or item
• Changing playback display
(Page 51)
• Adjusting the value of image effect
(Pages 53 and 54)
Pressing the (Back) button displays information below.
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5
10
24
7
1
3
11
1
2
5
1
3
24
6
8

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Attaching the Strap
Attaching the Hand Strap
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Attaching the Shoulder Strap
(Purchased Separately)
Ÿ
!
⁄
Attach the strap as illustrated below.
• When you carry or use the camera, put the strap around
your wrist so that the camera does not drop.
Attach the strap clips to the camera, then attach the
shoulder strap.
Open a strap clip.
Use the clip attaching tool to open a strap clip as
shown.
Keep the tool in a safe place. You will need it to
open the strap clips when removing the shoulder
strap.
Place the shoulder strap clip on each
strap eyelet.
Hook the strap eyelet in the clip opening. Remove the
tool using the other hand to keep the clip in place.
Pass the clip through
each strap eyelet.
Rotate the clip fully through the
eyelet until it clicks closed.
Pass the shoulder
strap through each
clip.
Caution
• Use the strap only as a shoulder strap. Do not put the
shoulder strap around your neck.
• Be careful so that the shoulder strap does not obstruct
the film ejection slot.
• Strap eyelets may become worn or color may become
faded as you are attaching the shoulder strap.

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Inserting/Charging the Battery
Slide the battery cover to open.
Insert the battery according to the arrow on it.
Make sure the yellow line on the battery aligns with
the mark on the camera.
• To remove the battery, press the battery latch to
the side, and slide the battery out of the camera.
~
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!
Close the battery cover.
Caution
• The battery is not charged fully at shipment. Be sure to
charge it before using the camera.
• Read the cautions in “Handling the battery“. (Page 72)
Inserting the Battery
Charging the Battery
Connect the camera and an AC power adapter supplied
with your smartphone using the supplied USB cable, then
connect the AC power adapter to an indoor power outlet.
• Use an AC adapter to meet the rated output below:
DC 5.0 V/1000 mA
• You can take a picture or print an image while
charging is in progress.
• Charging time is approximately three to four hours.
Charging from a PC:
• Connect the camera and PC directly. Do not connect
them via a keyboard or USB hub.
• If the PC enters the sleep mode while charging is in
progress, charging will stop. If you continue charging,
resume the PC and reconnect the USB cable.
• You may not be able to charge the camera from a PC
depending on your PC specifications, settings, or status.
Charging status indication
Status While camera
is on
While camera
is o
While
charging
The ( ->
-> ) icon
appears on the lower
right of the LCD
monitor.
AF illuminator/Self
timer lamp lights up.
Charging
finished
The ( ) icon
appears on the lower
right of the LCD
monitor. (Goes off
when disconnecting
the USB cable.)
AF illuminator/Self
timer lamp goes off.
(The USB cable is
connected.)
Charging
error
An error message
appears on the LCD
monitor.
AF illuminator/Self
timer lamp flashes.
Be careful of the orientation.

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Turning the Camera on/o
To turn the camera on, turn the lens ring (power switch) clockwise. To turn it off, turn the switch counterclockwise.
Checking Remaining Battery Life
Pressing the (Back) button on the shooting/playback
screen displays remaining battery life on the LCD
monitor.
• If no operation occurs for a certain period of time, the
camera turns off automatically. You can specify the
length of time before the camera turns off. (Page 62)
• Pressing the (Playback) button displays the
playback screen and changes to the playback mode.
• Pressing the shutter button fully during the playback
mode displays the shooting screen and changes to the
shooting mode.
• Fingerprints and other marks on the lens can affect
pictures. Keep the lens clean.
The camera turns on and shooting screen
appears.
The camera turns off.
Indication Remaining battery life
)8// Battery is partially discharged.
0,'
Battery is more than half discharged.
Charging the battery is recommended.
(Page 44)
/2:
Battery level is low. Charge as soon as
possible. (Page 44)
R When the battery level is low, the ( ) icon appears
on the lower right of the LCD monitor.
When no battery capacity remains, the ( (03) icon
appears enlarged on the LCD monitor and the camera
turns off.

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Performing Initial Settings
The language, date, and time are not specified when the camera is turned on for the first time. Follow the procedure below
to specify them.
You can specify these settings at any time. See page 62 if you perform these settings later or
change them.
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!
⁄
Turning the camera on displays the language
selection screen.
Select a language, then press the MENU/OK
button or 9.
The language is specified and the DATE/TIME
screen appears.
Specify the order, then press the MENU/OK
button or 9.
Select one of the orders below.
• year/month/day
• month/day/year
• day/month/year
The order is specified and the screen to specify the
year, month, day, hour, and minute appears.
Specify the year, month, day, hour, and minute,
then press the MENU/OK button or 9.
Use 89 to select an item (year, month, day,
hour, or minute) to specify, then use 67 to
set the value.
@Specify the function of shutter buttons.
For details, see page 47.
¤Press the MENU/OK button.

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• If you skip this procedure, press the (Back) button when each screen appears. The shooting screen appears.
• If the battery is removed for an extended period of time, the setting values may be cleared. In this case, the language
selection screen appears. Perform settings again.
Performing Initial Settings
Function Setting for the Shutter Button
Assign a function to each of the shutter buttons from the combinations on the table below.
Shutter button (Right) Shutter button (Left)
Function
Shutter button Shutter button
Shutter button Shooting mode switching button
Shutter button OFF
Shooting mode switching button Shutter button
OFF Shutter button
By default, shutter button function is assigned to the right shutter button, and shooting mode switching function to the
left.
Use 89 to select the combination when the
SHUTTER BUTTON SETTINGS screen is displayed, then press the MENU/
OK button.

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Loading/Removing the INSTAX SQUARE Film Pack
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Unloading a Used Film Pack
~
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Loading the Film Pack
Caution
Do not open the back cover until you have used
up the film; otherwise, the rest of the film is
exposed and turns white. The film can no longer
be used.
• When you load the film pack, never press the two
rectangular holes on the back of the film pack.
• Never use a film pack beyond its shelf life; otherwise, it
may damage the camera.
Use FUJIFILM Instant Film “instax SQUARE”only.
The instax mini film or instax WIDE film cannot be used.
Notes on the film pack
• Each FUJIFILM Instant Film“instax SQUARE”pack contains
1 black film protective cover and 10 film sheets.
• Do not remove the film pack from its inner bag before
loading it into the camera.
• The film cover is ejected automatically when the back
cover is closed.
For details, refer to the instructions and warnings on
FUJIFILM Instant Film "instax SQUARE".
Hold both sides of the
film pack, align the
bottom of the film pack
on the groove of the film
chamber (1), then insert
it straight (2).
Close the back cover.
Make sure the back cover
lock clicks into place.
The film cover (black) is
ejected automatically when
the back cover is closed.
Remove the film cover from
the film ejection slot.
When no film is left, all dots on the right of the shooting
screen are displayed in gray. (Page 52)
Unload the film pack.
Grasp the rectangular
holes on the film pack,
then pull it out straight.
2
1
12
12
Press and hold the button of the film door lock (1),
then slide the lever to the right (2) until the film
door opens slightly.
Press and hold the button of the film door lock (1),
then slide the lever to the right (2) until the film
door opens slightly.

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Print Mode
■Auto Print Mode
Switch the print mode selector on the side to "AUTO".
Two print modes are available.
• Auto print mode
• Manual print mode (initial setting)
When the auto print mode is selected, printing starts immediately after the image is saved in the memory.
When the manual print mode is selected, the image is saved in the memory. You can select and print images later.
The image is saved in the memory. You can select and print
images later instead of printing them immediately.
Printing starts immediately after the image is saved in the
memory.
The icon below appears on the shooting screen.
■Manual Print Mode (initial setting)
Switch the print mode selector on the side to“MANUAL”.
The icon below appears on the shooting screen.

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Basic Photography and Playback
Taking a Picture
This section describes basic operation for photography.
~Turn the lens ring (power switch) clockwise to turn
the camera on.
Ÿ
⁄
!
Hold the camera and confirm the desired
composition of the final image.
Press the shutter button halfway to focus.
• If the camera is able to focus:
The camera beeps and the green focus frame
appears on the monitor.
• If the camera is unable to focus:
The red focus frame appears on the monitor.
Change the composition or use focus lock. (Page
55)
Lightly press the shutter button the rest of the way
down to take the picture.
The picture is taken and it is saved in the camera’s
memory.
• If the print mode is set to auto print mode, the
image will be printed. (Page 49)
• When you take a picture, hold the camera with both
hands and brace your elbows against your sides.
• Be careful not to touch the lens surface when you
press the shutter button.
• When you press the shutter button fully, press it
lightly.
• Be careful that your fingers or the strap do not cover
the flash, lens, or film ejection slot.
• If a subject is poorly lit, the flash may fire when the
picture is taken. You can change the flash setting to
disable flashing. (Page 56)
Select the shooting mode or perform the steps to
select your image effects. (Pages 53 to 57)
@
Cautions on the camera’s memory
• When the memory becomes full, the shutter will not
release and you cannot take a picture. Delete the
images in the memory or use another memory card.
• You can save up to 50 images in the memory. 1000
images per 1 gygabyte can be saved if you use a
memory card.
• Images in the memory may be damaged or lost if the
camera has any trouble. We recommend you store
important image files as backup using other media
(e.g. Hard disk, CD-R, CD-RW, or DVD-R, etc.).
• If you ask for repair, we do not guarantee the safety of
images in the memory.
• While the camera is being repaired, note that we may
check the contents of images in the memory.

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Basic Photography and Playback
Viewing Images
Images can be viewed on the monitor. Take a test shot and
check the results before printing a picture.
~Press the (Playback) button.
ŸPress 8or 9to select an image to view.
Changing the Playback Display
You can zoom in on the image on the monitor or change
the number of images displayed at a time.
■Zooming in on image
You can zoom in on an image on the monitor by turning
the command dial clockwise.
• Use
6789 buttons to move the view area.
• Pressing the MENU/OK button or (Back) button
cancels zooming.
• You can print an image while it is zoomed in. (Page
52)
■Changing the number of images on the
monitor
You can change the number of images on the monitor
displayed at a time. Turning the command dial
counterclockwise changes the number of images (one,
four, or nine).
• Turning the command dial clockwise changes the
number of images (four or one).
• Pressing the MENU/OK button or (Back) button
cancels the multiple image display.
• You can print an image while four or nine images are
displayed. (Page 52)
Normal Zoom
One image Four images Nine images
The most recent image will be displayed.
Pressing
8
displays a previous image.
Pressing
9
displays a next image.
• Pressing the shutter button fully returns to the
shooting screen.

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Printing
Print an image following the steps below.
• When the auto print mode is selected, the image will be
printed immediately after it is taken. (Page 49)
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⁄
!
Press the (Print) button.
The screen below appears.
@Press the MENU/OK button.
Printing starts.
• To cancel printing press the (Back) button.
¤
Adjust the image effect as necessary.
(Pages 53 and 54)
■Film remaining indication
Dots on the right of the monitor indicates the number
of remaining films.
One dot turns gray every time you print an image.
• When there are only two films left, dots turns
red.
When the film has been
ejected (the camera stops
making a sound), grab the
edges of the film, then take
it out.
R You can print an image that is zoomed in or print four
or nine images on one film. Use the command dial to
change to the multiple image display on step 2 when
the image to print is displayed. (Page 51)
• For details on taking out the film, refer to the instructions and
warnings on the FUJIFILM Instant Film“instax SQUARE”pack.
• The development time is approximately 90 seconds. (The
time varies depending on the ambient temperature.)
Press the (Playback) button.
The most recent image will be displayed.
Press 8or 9to select an image to view.
Pressing
8
displays a previous image.
Pressing
9
displays a next image.

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Filter
Image Eects
~Press the (Filter) button while shooting/playback
screen is displayed.
The screen below appears.
ŸUse the command dial to select a filter.
For details on each filter see the table on the right.
!Press the (Filter) button again.
The filter effect is applied to the image and returns
to the previous screen.
• You can also return to the previous screen by
pressing the MENU/OK button or (back)
button.
• To cancel the filter effect, press and hold the (Filter)
button.
Follow the steps below to select a filter.
■Filter eects you can use
Type Details
Cornelius Intensifies shadows and brightens
highlights to the image.
Monochrome Turns your image into basic
monochrome.
Luna Brightens the image and intensifies
all colors.
Immerse Adds saturation and shadows.
Amber Adds saturation and shadows.
Marmalade Adds a strong red tint and a burnt
edge to the image.
Martini Smooths skin tones with a slight
vintage feel.
Sepia Strong taste of old school
Roppongi Adds brightness and warmth to the
image.
Highline Intensifies shadows with yellow tint.
PARTIAL COLOR
(RED)
Areas of the image that are the
selected color are recorded in that
color. All other areas of the image are
recorded in black-and-white.
PARTIAL COLOR
(ORANGE)
PARTIAL COLOR
(YELLOW)
PARTIAL COLOR
(GREEN)
PARTIAL COLOR
(BLUE)
PARTIAL COLOR
(PURPLE)
You can select an effect menu directly by pressing a button on the rear to adjust the image effect while the shooting/
playback screen is displayed.

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Image Eects
Adjusting the Brightness Vignette
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Follow the steps below to adjust the brightness.
Press the (Brightness) button while shooting/
playback screen is displayed.
The screen below appears.
Use the command dial to adjust the brightness.
Turn the command dial clockwise to brighten the
image, and turn the dial counterclockwise to darken
it.
Press the (Brightness) button again.
The adjusted brightness is applied to the image and
returns to the previous screen.
• You can also return to the previous screen by
pressing the MENU/OK button or (back)
button.
• To cancel the adjusted brightness, press and hold the
(Brightness) button.
Adjust the brightness of four corners on the image. Follow
the steps below to adjust the brightness.
Press the (Vignette) button while shooting/
playback screen is displayed.
The screen below appears.
Use the command dial to adjust the brightness of
the four corners.
Turn the command dial clockwise to darken the
corners, and turn the dial counterclockwise to
brighten them.
Press the (Vignette) button again.
The adjusted brightness is applied to the image and
returns to the previous screen.
• You can also return to the previous screen by
pressing the MENU/OK button or (back)
button.
• To cancel the adjusted brightness, press and hold the
(Vignette) button.
Notes on image effects:
• Each adjusted value or effect remains after you take a picture. However, it will be disabled when you view the image on a
device (e.g. computer) other than this camera.
• You can apply multiple effects to one image.
• Press and hold the (Back) button to cancel all adjusted values or effects.
• Depending on the subject or camera settings, images may (in some cases) be grainy or vary in brightness and hue.

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More on Photography
Using AF/AE Lock Using the Self Timer
Use "AF/AE lock" to lock focus/exposure by pressing the
shutter button halfway. AF/AE lock is useful when you take
a picture with off-center subjects.
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Position the subject to focus on the center, then
press the shutter button halfway.
Decide the composition with the shutter button
pressed halfway.
Press the shutter button all of the way down to take
the picture.
Use the self timer to include a photographer in a group
photo or to reduce blur when the shutter button is pressed.
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Press the MENU/OK button on the shooting
screen.
Select
SELF-TIMER , then press the MENU/OK
button.
The shooting menu appears.
Press the shutter button fully.
• When you select
10 SEC :
When you press the shutter button, the AF-assist
illuminator/Self timer lamp lights up, and then it
flashes 3 seconds before shooting.
• When you select
2 SEC :
When you press the shutter button, the AF-assist
illuminator/Self timer lamp flashes.
⁄
Select 10 SEC or 2 SEC , then press the MENU/OK
button.
• To cancel the self timer, press the (Back) button.
As the camera may be unable to focus on the
subjects listed below, we recommend you use AF/
AE lock.
• Very shiny subjects such as mirrors or car bodies
• Fast moving subjects
• Subjects photographed through a window or other
reflective object
• Dark subjects and subjects that absorb rather than
reflect light, such as hair or fur
• Insubstantial subjects, such as smoke or flame
• Subjects that show little contrast with the
background (e.g. subjects that are the same color as
the background)
• Subjects positioned in front of or behind a high-
contrast object that is also in the focus frame (e.g. a
subject photographed against a backdrop of highly
contrasting elements)

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More on Photography
Using the Flash
Use the flash when shooting at night or indoors under low light.
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Press the shutter button to shoot.
⁄
Select the flash setting, then press the MENU/OK
button.
See the right column for details on each flash
setting.
■Flash settings
Select one of the settings below.
•
AUTO FLASH
The flash fires automatically when the camera
recognizes it is dark. Recommended in most
situations.
•
FORCED FLASH
The flash always fires regardless of the brightness of
the subject. Use this setting for backlit subjects.
•
SUPPRESSED FLASH
The flash does not fire even when the subject is poorly
lit. Recommended when using a flash is prohibited.
We recommend you use a tripod when it is dark.
•
SLOW SYNCHRO
As the flash fires with slow shutter (slow synchro) in a
dark place, the background and subject in front of it
are photographed brightly.
Note that the picture may be overexposed if you use
this setting in a bright place.
•
RED EYE & SLOW
This setting minimizes "red-eye", which is caused
by the flash reflecting from the retinas of portrait
subjects when you use flash in a dark place.
When you select this setting, the flash fires several
times as a pre-flash to minimize red-eye.
Press the MENU/OK button on the shooting
screen.
The shooting menu appears.
Select
FLASH , then press the MENU/OK button.

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67'
STANDARD
Select for normal photography.
The flash fires automatically when the camera recognizes
it is dark.
You can select a setting so that the flash does not fire.
(Page 56)
凴
BULB MODE
The shutter is kept open while the shutter button is
pressed. Use when shooting a night view. Using a table or
tripod is necessary.
• Adjust the time to press the shutter button according to
the brightness.
DOUBLE EXPOSURE
Press the shutter button twice to shoot two subjects in one
picture. After you shoot the first subject, shoot the second.
Follow the instructions on the monitor.
67'
STANDARD
凴
BULB MODE
DOUBLE EXPOSURE
Changing the Shooting Mode
Selecting a Shooting Mode Shooting Mode
Select a shooting mode according to the subject or purpose.
Follow the steps below to select a shooting mode.
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Press the MENU/OK button on the shooting screen.
Select
SHOOTING MODE , then press the MENU/OK
button or 9.
The shooting menu screen appears.
Press the (Back) button.
The LCD monitor returns to the shooting screen.
⁄
Select the shooting mode, then press the MENU/
OK button.
The changed setting is applied.
R When you use another shutter button to select a
shooting mode, the mode switches every time you press
the shutter button.