Shooting continuously – Sony DSC-W1 User Manual

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Select [

] (Flash Level) with

b

/

B

, then select the desired

setting with

v

/

V

.

+:

Makes the flash level higher than

normal.

Normal:

Normal setting.

–:

Makes the flash level lower than

normal.

Shooting continuously

This mode is used for continuous shooting.
The maxium number of images you can
shoot per one shooting depends on the
image size and image quality settings.

When the battery power decreases with use or
the capacity of the “Memory Stick” is full,
recording stops even if you press and hold the
shutter button.

a

Set the mode dial to

, P, M,

,

or

.

b

Press MENU.

The menu appears.

c

Select [Mode] (REC Mode) with

b

/

B

, then select [Burst] with

v

/

V

.

d

Shoot the image.

When you press and hold down the
shutter button, the camera records the
maximum number of images in
succession. If you release the shutter
button, shooting will stop at that point.
When “Recording” disappears, you
can shoot the next image.

The maximum number of images
shot continuously

(Units: images)

To return to normal mode

Select [Normal] in step 3.

The flash is set to

(No flash).

When recording with the self timer, a series of
maximum five images are recorded each time
you press the shutter button.

When the mode dial is set to M, you cannot
select shutter speeds of 1/6 second or slower.

Shutter

Mode dial

Control button

MENU

Image

quality

Fine

Standard

Image size

5M

9

15

3:2

9

15

3M

13

24

1M

32

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