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• Use (Single-shot AF) when the subject is motionless.
• Use (Continuous AF) when the subject is in motion.
Fn button t [AF area] t Select the desired setting
(Automatic AF) When you press and hold the shutter button, if the subject is
motionless, the focus is locked and if the subject is in motion,
the camera continues to focus.
(Continuous
AF)
The camera continues to focus while the shutter button is
pressed and held halfway down.
• The audio signals will not sound when the subject is in
focus.
Shooting techniques
Selecting the focus area (AF area)
Select the desired AF are to suit the
shooting conditions or your preference.
The area used for focusing is illuminated
briefly.
Area
(Wide) The camera determines which of the nine AF areas is used in
focusing within the AF area. If you press and hold the center
of the controller, you can adjust the focus using the spot AF
area.
(Spot) The camera uses the spot AF area exclusively.
(Local) Choose the area for which you want to activate the focus
from among nine areas with the controller during the
shooting. To select the spot AF area, press the center of the
controller.
AF area
- DSLR-A200 1
- For Customers in the U.S.A 2
- IMPORTANT SAFEGUARDS 3
- Lightning 4
- Damage Requiring Service 4
- Servicing 4
- Replacement parts 4
- Safety Check 4
- Read this first 5
- For the State of California 6
- USA only 6
- For Customers in Europe 6
- Notice for customers in the 7
- United Kingdom 7
- Notice for the customers in 7
- Directives 7
- Notes on using your camera 8
- Table of Contents 9
- Using the 10
- Preparing the camera 13
- Preparing the battery pack 14
- 3 Close the battery cover 16
- Attaching a lens 19
- Lens release button 20
- Inserting a memory card 21
- Notes on using memory cards 22
- Press the MENU button 26
- Attaching the shoulder strap 27
- Using the eyepiece cover 27
- Cleaning 31
- Cleaning the image sensor 32
- 5 Detach the lens (page 20) 33
- Before your operation 34
- Front side 34
- Rear side 35
- Sides/Bottom 36
- Viewfinder 40
- Selecting a function/setting 41
- The operation guide list 42
- Correct posture 45
- Set the switch to “ON.” 46
- Using a tripod 47
- Focus area 48
- Zoom ring 48
- Taking portrait photos 50
- Taking landscape photos 51
- Taking small-subject photos 52
- Taking moving-subject photos 53
- Taking sunset photos 54
- Taking night view photos 55
- (Exposure mode) 56
- 1 Set the mode dial to P 57
- 3 Shoot the subject 58
- 1 Set the mode dial to A 59
- Select the aperture value (F 60
- 1 Set the mode dial to S 61
- 1 Set the mode dial to M 63
- 3 Shoot the image after the 64
- Selecting the focus method 67
- (Single-shot 69
- Using the shooting function 71
- Using the flash 72
- Selecting the flash mode 74
- Metering) 76
- AEL button 77
- Spot metering circle 77
- (Exposure compensation) 78
- Setting ISO 82
- (Auto/Preset white balance) 83
- Temperature/Color filter) 84
- Image processing 87
- Selecting the drive mode 89
- Using the self-timer 90
- Playing back images 93
- Rotating an image 94
- Enlarging images 94
- 1 Press the button 96
- Folder bar 97
- Basic information display 98
- Histogram display 99
- Protecting images (Protect) 101
- Deleting images (Delete) 102
- Using the viewing function 103
- Viewing images on a TV screen 104
- PAL-N system 105
- SECAM system 105
- NTSC system 105
- PAL system 105
- PAL-M system 105
- Changing your setup 106
- Image size 106
- Aspect ratio 106
- Creating a new folder 109
- Formatting the memory card 109
- Changing other settings 113
- Setting the LCD monitor 114
- Resetting to the default 116
- Custom menu 118
- Playback menu 118
- Setup menu 118
- Viewing images on a computer 119
- To the USB 120
- USB cable 120
- To the 120
- USB terminal 120
- 2 Double-click [DCIM] 121
- For Macintosh 122
- For Windows 123
- Deleting the USB connection 124
- 2 Copy the image file to the 126
- Using the software 127
- 2 Click [Install] 128
- Specifying DPOF 133
- Dating images 134
- Creating an index print 134
- Stage 1: Setting the camera 135
- Stage 3: Printing 136
- PictBridge menu 137
- Date imprint 138
- Unmark all 138
- Print all 138
- Specifications 139
- BC-VM10 Battery charger 140
- Rechargeable battery pack 141
- NP-FM500H 141
- Troubleshooting 143
- Shooting images 144
- Viewing images 146
- Deleting/Editing images 147
- Computers 147
- Memory card 148
- Printing 149
- PictBridge compliant printer 150
- Warning messages 152
- Precautions 154
- Notes on recording/playback 155
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