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Shooting still images

To prevent subjects’ eyes from

appearing red

The ﬂash pre-strobes twice or more

before shooting to reduce the red-eye

phenomenon.

Set [Red Eye Reduction] to [On] on the

Setup screen (page 112). The indicator

appears on the LCD screen.

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Red-eye reduction takes approximately one

second before actually shooting the image,

so hold the camera ﬁrmly to avoid shaking.

In addition, be sure to tell the subject to

hold still.

• Red-eye reduction may not produce the desired

effects depending on individual differences,

the distance to the subject, if the subject does

not see the pre-strobe, or other conditions. In

addition, red-eye reduction is more effective

under bright lighting and when closer to the

subject.

Shooting images with the AF

illuminator

The AF illuminator is ﬁll light to

focus more easily on a subject in dark

surroundings. The

ON

appears on the

LCD screen and the AF illuminator emits

red light when the shutter button is pressed

halfway until the focus is locked.

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60min

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F3.530

S AF

When this function is not needed, set [AF

Illuminator] to [Off] on the Setup screen

(page 112).

• If AF illuminator light does not reach the

subject sufﬁciently or the subject has no

contrast, focus will not be achieved. (A

distance up to approximately 2.0 m (78 3/4

inches) (W)/1.5 m (59 1/8 inches) (T) is

recommended.)

• Focus is achieved as long as AF illuminator

light reaches the subject, even if the light is

slightly off the center of the subject.

• The AF range ﬁnder frame does not appear.

The

or

indicator ﬂashes, and AF

operates with priority on subjects located near

the center.

• The AF illuminator operates only when

(Camera) is set to [Auto], [Program],

(Twilight portrait mode), (Soft snap mode),

(Snow mode), (Beach mode) or

(Candle mode) in the menu.

• The AF illuminator emits very bright light.

Although there are no problems with safety,

directly looking into the AF illuminator emitter

at close range is not recommended.

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