What shooting modes are available on the Stylus 600?
Shooting modes govern what type of data (still image or movie) is recorded and what camera functions and settings are used to capture it. When the camera is turned on, it will by default be set to Program Auto mode. This is indicated by the letter “P” in the upper left corner of the LCD monitor. Most shooting modes are accessed by pressing the shooting mode button (icon of a camera beside the word “Scene”). Pressing this button toggles between Program Auto mode and the Scene Mode selection menu. Additional or alternate instructions, if necessary, are included in the shooting mode descriptions below. The following shooting modes are available on the Stylus 600: • Program Auto mode: The camera automatically sets the aperture and shutter speed for the brightness of the subject. If the White Balance and ISO settings are set to [AUTO] (the default setting for the Stylus 600), then the camera will also automatically determine the proper values for those settings as well. If either or both of
