Canon 220 HS 5100B006 Manuel D’Utilisation
Codes de produits
5100B006
Handheld Night Scene – To capture scenes in very dark conditions, the camera
will take a high speed sequence of shots and then combine them into a single
image with the least possible blur and the best possible exposure.
image with the least possible blur and the best possible exposure.
Best Image Selection – Captures a sequence of high speed shots at 3MP
resolution and then automatically selects only the best one to be recorded in
the memory card. The best image is selected according to criteria such as facial
expression or subject movement. That way a user can take advantage of the
camera’s high speed to capture a great shot in a challenging situation, without
wasting time trying to find the best image from the burst before deleting the
unwanted versions.
the memory card. The best image is selected according to criteria such as facial
expression or subject movement. That way a user can take advantage of the
camera’s high speed to capture a great shot in a challenging situation, without
wasting time trying to find the best image from the burst before deleting the
unwanted versions.
High-speed Burst mode - Shoots a continuous burst of images every time the
shutter is released, capturing a number of similarly composed images to
ensure you capture fast paced action.
ensure you capture fast paced action.
Super Slow Motion Movie - Utilises the strengths of the CMOS sensor to record
VGA resolution footage (640 x 480 pixels) at 120 fps or 320 x 240 pixels at 240
fps. It provides a great way to slow down fast-paced action like sport and can
be used to analyse a golf or tennis swing.
fps. It provides a great way to slow down fast-paced action like sport and can
be used to analyse a golf or tennis swing.
Smart Auto mode
Smart Auto mode is the ultimate automatic shooting mode, which makes use of
multiple Canon developed technologies including Scene Detection, Motion Detection,
Face Detection and Advanced Subject Detection. It allows everyone to obtain the best
result by simply pointing the camera at a subject and pressing the shutter button.
Smart Auto mode uses Scene Detection Technology to determine the shooting scene by
analysing subject brightness, contrast, distance and overall hue. The camera then
selects the most appropriate scene type from 32 variables, applying the best settings
for optimum output. In Smart Auto mode, a colour icon indicating the type of scene
detected and the lighting conditions is shown on the LCD monitor. Smart Auto also
includes enhanced i-Contrast and Smart Flash Exposure, which ensure that brighter or
darker areas are captured in sufficient detail in the final image by suppressing
overexposed highlights and underexposed shadows. This enables any user without any
knowledge of camera settings to take great quality photos.
multiple Canon developed technologies including Scene Detection, Motion Detection,
Face Detection and Advanced Subject Detection. It allows everyone to obtain the best
result by simply pointing the camera at a subject and pressing the shutter button.
Smart Auto mode uses Scene Detection Technology to determine the shooting scene by
analysing subject brightness, contrast, distance and overall hue. The camera then
selects the most appropriate scene type from 32 variables, applying the best settings
for optimum output. In Smart Auto mode, a colour icon indicating the type of scene
detected and the lighting conditions is shown on the LCD monitor. Smart Auto also
includes enhanced i-Contrast and Smart Flash Exposure, which ensure that brighter or
darker areas are captured in sufficient detail in the final image by suppressing
overexposed highlights and underexposed shadows. This enables any user without any
knowledge of camera settings to take great quality photos.
Advanced Subject Detection
A further feature of Smart Auto mode, Advanced Subject Detection allows the camera to
identify a moving non-human subject, such as a pet, and track it - ensuring it remains in
focus and well-exposed until the shutter is released.
identify a moving non-human subject, such as a pet, and track it - ensuring it remains in
focus and well-exposed until the shutter is released.