Ricoh RICOH Manual De Usuario

The camera offers a ten-second timer 
for self-portraits, a two-second timer to 
prevent blur caused by camera movement 
when the shutter release button is pressed, 
and a group timer for group portraits.

Before shooting, use the t ( Self-timer) 
button to select a self-timer mode. The 
current setting is shown in the picture display.

If the group timer is selected, the camera 
will take two shots five seconds apart; the 
self-timer lamp will blink for two seconds 
immediately before each shot. Focus is 
fixed at the position selected for the first shot.

•  The camera remains in self-timer mode even after the image is shot. To cancel the 

self-timer, press the t button and change the self-timer setting to [Self-Timer Off ].

•  When the ten-second timer is active, the self-timer lamp will light for eight 

seconds while the timer counts down and blink for the final two seconds before 
the picture is taken.

•  When the self-timer is set to [2 seconds], the self-timer lamp does not light or blink.
•  The options available depend on the shooting mode (GP.104).

The 

D ( Exposure Compensation) button 

can be used to adjust exposure if your 
subject is too dark or too bright. With the 
camera ready to shoot, press 

D and use the 

! and " buttons to increase or decrease 
exposure. Press the MENU/OK button when 
settings are complete.

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:: Ok

Ok

: Cancel

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: Ok
: Cancel

In some modes, the 

D button is used to adjust settings other than exposure 

(GP.39).

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