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Setting Shooting Menus
—continued Shooting Mode
BEST SHOT SELECTOR
The Best Shot Selector function is most effective in situations where
inadvertent camera movement may affect the outcome of the
photograph, such as the following:
• The camera is zoomed in or you are using an optional teleconverter
lens attachment.
• you are using Macro Close-up
• the subject is dark and the shutter speed is slow
Off Best Shot Selector off
BSS On Best Shot Selector on
Off Best Shot Selector is off and the regular Shooting mode is used.
Holding down the Shutter release button fully records up to 10 images
continuously. The recorded images are stored in the camera’s buffer memory
BSS On
and the most sharply focused image is automatically selected after the sequence
is complete. The selected image is then stored on the CF memory card.
Autofocus, exposure and white balance settings are determined by the settings
for the first frame.
Notes: Best Shot Selector
• The Best Shot Selector cannot be set to On in the following situations:
When Continuous mode is set to Continuous, Multi-shot 16, VGA
Sequence, Ultra HS or Movie (p. 99).
When the Image Quality mode is set to HI (p. 58).
• Even when raised, the built-in Speedlight does not fire when the Best Shot
Selector is on.
• The Best Shot Selector function may not be effective in recording the most
sharply focused image when it is used to shoot a fast-moving subject or if the
composition is changed during continuous shooting.
When the Best Shot Selector is On, the Best Shot
Selector indication is displayed on the Monitor.
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