Kitchen Star VE-CG40U - Manual (Page 26)

Basic Operations Capturing
16 Basic Operations
Using Macr
o Shot
A
v
ailab
le in
[
,
]
,
;
,
'
,
,
,
.
or
=
mode
This camera lets you shoot close-ups to focus on subjects fr
om about 3.5 to 28 inches (9 to
70 cm) away with the Power zoon "W" button set to widest angle, and 8 to 28 inches (20 to 70 cm) away with the Power zoon "W" button set to other than the widest angle. Excellent for photographing insects and flowers. 1
T
u
rn
on the camer
a in the desired mode
.
2
Press the P
o
w
er Zoom
“W”
b
utton to set
to widest angle
, then press the
%
b
utton.
3
Mo
v
e
the camer
a closer to the subject
until y
ou obtain the desired angle of
vie
w
, then capture the image
.
Notes: •
When you captur
e a macr
o shot, make sur
e that
the subject r
eceives suf
ficient illumination.
•
In Scene Select mode (
.
), this function will
only work if you select “BLACK&WHITE” fr
om the
“SCENE MENU”.
•
Use a tripod to avoid camera shaking.
•
Macr
o Shot is not available when Quick Shot is
on.
Using the Flash
A
v
ailab
le in
[
,
]
,
;
,
'
,
,
or
.
mode
Y
ou can use the flash to r
ecor
d good-quality
still images even in dark locations.
T
ypes
s
: Automatic flash mode, based on light condition
N
: Automatic flash mode with r
ed-eye
reduction
q
: Flash on mode
L
: Flash on mode with r
ed-eye r
eduction
M
: Flash of
f mode
1
T
u
rn
on the camer
a in the desired mode
.
2
Press the
q
b
utton until the desired
flash mode displa
ys
.
•
Each time you pr
ess the
q
button, the
flash mode icon changes as shown below .
3
Capture the still image (see page 13). •
The flash works depending on the setting.
Notes: •
s
and
N
ar
e not available in Manual Exposur
e
Contr
ol mode (
,
), Aper
tur
e Priority mode (
;
) and
Shutter Speed Priority mode (
'
).
•
q
and
qN
ar
e not available in Auto mode
(
[
).
•
Flash is automatically set to of
f when using
Continuous, Auto Bracket and Auto Gamma modes.
•
The flash sensor on the fr
ont of the body
measur
es the light level to emit. Do not obstruct
it with your finger when holding camera.
“
q
” button
“
%
” button
Power zoom “W” button