What is the picture mode?
You can select a Picture mode to reflect a special shooting condition. There are twelve available Picture modes: 3D image creates side-by-side double shots with a real sense of depth when seen through the enclosed special viewer Museum mode designed especially for use in museums and galleries allows optimal exposure to be achieved while ensuring the flash doesn’t fire. Panorama assist mode allows consecutive shots of an expansive scene to be taken horizontally or vertically and then aligned and combined on a PC using the simple-to-use software provided. Sport mode allows users to stop fast moving action with a fast shutter speed. Food mode enables the OptioSV to achieve natural color, convey convincing texture, and communicate the real freshness of food. Landscape mode makes the most of the greens and blues of scenic shots. Flower mode brings out all the vivid color and detail of flowers. Portrait mode successfully captures skin tones in a more faithful manner for more flattering resul
You can select a Picture mode to reflect a special shooting condition. Landscape mode: Landscape mode helps emphasize the different shades of land and sky in expansive scenes. Night scene mode: Night scene mode is designed to produce dramatic results with nighttime illumination. Night scene portrait mode: Night scene portrait mode lets you capture detail in low light by adding a small burst of flash in the foreground. Surf & snow mode: Surf & snow mode overcomes high-level reflection problems related to snow and water for optimal exposure. Portrait mode: Portrait mode captures natural looking skin tones for more flattering results. Sunset mode: Sunset mode captures the range of tones at sunrise or the end of the day. Flower mode: Flower mode switches the lens to a macro setting automatically to capture bright colors and flower details. Fireworks mode: This mode makes it easy to shoot firework displays with exceptional results. Snap mode: With the Optio43WR, there is absolutely no need
You can select a Picture mode to reflect a special shooting condition. There are twelve available Picture modes: Night scene mode captures the mood of evening and night scenes and performs well shooting subjects with dark backgrounds. Night scene portrait mode lets you capture detail in low light by adding a small burst of flash in the foreground. Sport mode allows users to stop fast moving action with a fast shutter speed. Fireworks mode makes it easy to shoot firework displays with exceptional results. Food mode enables the Optio750Z to achieve natural color, convey convincing texture, and communicate the real freshness of food. Landscape mode makes the most of the greens and blues of scenic shots. Flower mode brings out all the vivid color and detail of flowers. Portrait mode successfully captures skin tones in a more faithful manner for more flattering results. Self-portrait mode lets you point the camera at yourself and achieve results that come out satisfyingly crisp despite the
You can select a Picture mode to reflect a special shooting condition. There are ten available Picture modes: Landscape mode: Captures a genuine sense of space in scenic shots and is designed to enhance the different shades of land and sky. Flower mode: Flower mode is designed to bring out the vivid colors and intricate details of flowers. Portrait mode: Carefully controls exposure in order to emphasize natural and healthy skin tone. Sport mode: Allows take sharp pictures of a quickly moving subject such as at a sporting event. Surf & snow mode: Counteracts strong reflections of light off water or snow. Sunset mode: Captures the warmth and romantic beauty of sunrise and sunset scenes. Night scene mode: Captures the mood of nighttime illumination with a slow shutter speed of up to 4 sec. Noise reduction is activated automatically to maintain a higher quality of image, as is Slow shutter sync when exposing a foreground subject against nighttime illumination. Soft mode: Softens the subjec
