Samsung VP-MS11 ユーザーズマニュアル
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Photo Mode : Setting the Capturing Options
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MENU
Photo
Photo
Flash
Flash
Off
Auto
Red-eye
Fill-in
Move
Move
Select
Select
Exit
Exit
OK
Photo
Flash
Move
Select
Exit
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Photo
Flash
Move
Select
Exit
MENU
Photo
Photo
Flash
Flash
Off
Auto
Red-eye
Red-eye
Fill-in
Move
Move
Select
Select
Exit
Exit
OK
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Photo
Flash
Move
Select
Exit
Photo
Flash
Move
Select
Exit
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Setting the Flash
Flash is very useful not only for brighter subjects at night, but also in daytime when there is not
enough lighting on the subject, such as in a shadow, indoors, and in backlight situations.
enough lighting on the subject, such as in a shadow, indoors, and in backlight situations.
1. Turn the Mode Dial to
Photo
mode.
2. Press the [POWER] button to turn on the Miniket Photo.
3. Press the [MENU] button.
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Menu screen appears.
4. Move the joystick left / right to select <Flash>.
5. Select an option by moving the joystick up / down, and then press the joystick
(OK).
6. Press the [MENU] button to exit the menu.
[ Notes ]
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You can easily access this function by using the shortcut button (refer to page 58).
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Regarding Flash setting in Scene modes, refer to page 72.
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While the menu screen is displayed, pressing the [Record / Stop] button will exit the menu.
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When the flash is set, it fires twice (once for metering and once for capturing) to make the best result.
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Photo
Flash
Move
Select
Exit
Photo
Flash
Move
Select
Exit
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Off
Auto
Red-eye
Fill-in
Slow Sync.
Flash will go off. Select this option when flash use is limited such as in a museum.
Flash will be set automatically according to lighting conditions.
Flash will be set automatically according to lighting conditions, with red-eye reduction.
Forces the flash to go on despite the lighting conditions.
To have a brighter subject and scene (backdrop), the Miniket Photo will first allow longer exposure
and then throws the flash on the subject. It is recommended to use a tripod to avoid blurred images.
and then throws the flash on the subject. It is recommended to use a tripod to avoid blurred images.
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