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self-timer
Delays shutter release for 12 seconds after you full-press the shutter button so you have enough time to include
yourself in the picture.
sharpness
The degree of clarity or definition of the boundaries in an image. With your camera, the overall sharpness can be
set for NORMAL, SOFT, and HARD.
shooting mode
The camera has different operating modes from which you can choose: Program (P), Aperture priority (A), Shutter
priority (S), and Manual (M).
shutter speed
The shutter controls the effect of movement by the subject in the picture. It can either freeze the action with a fast
shutter speed, or give the impression of blurred movement with a slow shutter speed. The shutter speed selected
will also affect overall exposure of the image.
SmartMedia
A media card just 0.76 mm thick, but capable of storing up 4~64 MB of image data. 3.3 V and 5 V SmartMedia
memory cards are available; your camera employs only the 3.3 V type.
spot metering
The meter reading is taken from a very small area around the center of the subject, defined by the spot metering
area mark in the viewfinder. Spot metering is ideal for use in difficult light conditions, or when the important
element of the picture (subject’s face) is small. Use spot metering for backlit subjects, or sports and stage
performers. See also digital ESP metering and center weighted averaging metering.
storable pictures
The number of pictures which can be stored on the memory card. The number of pictures that you can store on
one card is first determined by the capacity of the card. The number of storable pictures greatly varies with the
record mode (quality, resolution, and compression) setting that you select before taking pictures.
subject
The person or object that you want to shoot. Normally, you cover the subject with the AF target mark in the
viewfinder, half-press the shutter button to focus the subject automatically, and then full-press the shutter button to
take the picture. See also
difficult subjects
.
TIFF
Denotes
Tagged Image File Format
. A format for storing non-compressed image data in black and white,
grayscaled, or color. This format is commonly used by scanner and graphics software applications. Your camera
can store images in color TIFF format but the size of TIFF files are much larger than files compressed in the JPEG
format.
TTL flash metering
A sensor in the camera measures the amount of light at the moment of exposure and determines the amount of
flash output while taking into account the amount of existing light. TTL means
through the lens
.
viewfinder
The viewer that you look through to frame and compose a picture.
white balance
Allows you to change color tone in pictures. By setting the white balance, images are not affected by surrounding
light, something you should always consider when taking pictures under fluorescent lighting. You can use
automatic, quick reference, or preset white balancing. Use preset white balancing when colors do not come out
right with automatic or quick reference white balancing.
zoom ring
Move the zoom ring towards T to zoom in on the subject and enlarge it in the viewfinder, or move it towards W to
zoom out and make it smaller in the viewfinder.
- Instructions 1
- CAMEDIA E-10 Features 4
- How to Use This Manual 5
- IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTlONS 6
- WARNING! 7
- Handling Batteries 7
- WARNING 8
- CAUTION 8
- Handling the Camera 8
- Camera Care and Storage 9
- Handling 9
- Caring for Your Camera 11
- Contents 12
- Contents (continued) 14
- Important Parts and Names 16
- Control panel 18
- Viewfinder 19
- Getting Started 21
- Everything 22
- Attaching the Camera Strap 23
- Battery service life 24
- Do not remove 26
- If insulation seal 26
- Before loading batteries 27
- Taking Pictures 31
- Inserting a Memory Card 32
- Setting the Shooting Mode and 34
- Switching the Camera On 34
- Checking the Battery 35
- CompactFlash card 36
- Not Displayed 37
- Holding the Camera 38
- Pushing the Shutter Button 40
- Gently half-press the shutter 41
- Gently full-press the shutter 41
- If You Cannot Take a Picture 42
- not displayed displayed 44
- Shooting distance and range 45
- Using the Built-in Flash 46
- Flash working range 47
- Viewing Pictures (Playback) 48
- Cannot enter playback mode? 49
- Monitor blank? 49
- Enlarged display 50
- The main dial and sub dial 51
- Using the remote control 51
- Index display 51
- Protecting Pictures 52
- Deleting Single Pictures 53
- Switching the Camera Off 54
- Shooting Techniques: 55
- General Introduction 55
- Blurred Background) 56
- Subjects) 57
- (Daylight Synchro) 58
- Both in Focus 59
- Shooting Moving Subjects 60
- Shooting Close-up 61
- Shooting Night Scenes 62
- Distance and Focus 65
- Using Autofocus (AF) 66
- Difficult to focus subjects 68
- Moving subject 69
- Using Manual Focus (MF) 70
- Brightness (Exposure) 71
- Setting the Shooting Mode 72
- Adjusting the exposure 73
- Setting the Aperture Value 74
- Setting the Shutter Speed 76
- Manually 78
- Take the picture 79
- Digital ESP metering 80
- Spot metering 80
- Using Exposure Compensation 81
- AE Lock 82
- Exposures 83
- Changing the ISO Setting 85
- Using a Flash 87
- Selecting a Flash Mode 88
- Fill-in Flash 89
- Red-eye Reduction 89
- Red-eye 90
- Reduction 90
- Flash FL-40 94
- Using the flash with close-up 95
- Color and Quality 99
- Auto white balance 100
- Quick reference white balance 100
- Preset white balance 100
- White balance with a flash 101
- Monitor display 101
- Using White Balance 102
- Using Preset White Balance 104
- Compression 105
- Resolution 106
- Selecting Sharpness 108
- Selecting the Contrast 109
- Displaying the Histogram 110
- Taking Pictures: 113
- Special Features 113
- Taking Multiple Exposures 114
- Using the Self-Timer 115
- Approx. 3m (10 ft.) (outdoor) 116
- Remote mode focusing 117
- To cancel remote mode 117
- Using the Remote Cable RM-CB1 118
- (Optional) 118
- Using Time-Lapse Photography 120
- Actual time interval 122
- When you switch the camera on 123
- Setting the Warning Sound 126
- Month, Day, is displayed 128
- RAW Data Mode 133
- RAW Data Mode (continued) 134
- Attachment 135
- Playing Back Images 139
- Displaying Image Information 140
- Adjusting Monitor Brightness 146
- Managing Stored 147
- Pictures 147
- Cannot copy? 149
- Copying only selected images 150
- Deleting All Images 152
- On the arrow pad, press to 153
- Press the button 153
- Formatting a Memory Card 154
- Naming Image Files 156
- Selecting Pictures for 159
- Printing 159
- Copies for Printing 160
- Changing the number of copies 161
- To cancel print selection 161
- Setting Up Index Printing 164
- Index Printing 165
- Stamping 166
- DPOF format 168
- Transferring Pictures to 169
- Connection Kit 170
- Switching the card 171
- Windows 98, Windows 2000 172
- Windows 98, Mac OS 173
- Windows 2000 173
- Monitor Menus 175
- Setting after and 177
- Playback mode menu 178
- Print reserve mode menu 178
- Setup/connection mode menu 178
- Appendices 179
- Appendix 1: Specifications 180
- Appendix 2: Available Options 182
- Appendix 4: Troubleshooting 184
- Built-in flash does not fire 187
- Monitor difficult to see 187
- Pictures unsatisfactory 188
- Pictures are too bright 189
- Picture is too dark 189
- Colors are odd 190
- Date incorrect 190
- Control 192
- Monitor 192
- Viewfinder 192
- Explanation Solution 192
- Glossary of Selected Terms 193
- Design rule for Camera Files 194
- Electro Selective Pattern 194
- Digital Print Order Format 194
- Exposure Value 194
- Manual mode 195
- Program mode 196
- Shutter priority mode 196
- Tagged Image File Format 197
- Index (continued) 200
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