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5 Advanced operation

5.1 Using the flash

If there is not enough available light for your photo, the built-in flash can

provide the additional light required.

Switch the camera on and select the photo mode (single shot

or self-timer mode).

You can set the flash to “Auto” , “Always on” or “Off” by

pressing the right button

in single shot and self-timer modes.

The corresponding symbol is displayed on the LCD.

The flash is activated automatically when the light level is too

low if the flash is set to “Auto”. When “Always on” is set the

flash is used for every shot. When “Off” is selected, the flash is

deactivated. The flash only works in single shot mode and

self-timer mode. It does not work in burst and video mode.

Please note that using the flash increases battery

consumption.

5.2 Using direct access buttons

Selecting photography mode directly

In photography mode, you can access the “Single”

, “SelfTimer”

and “Sequence”

modes by pressing the left button repeatedly.

The corresponding symbol is displayed at the top left of the LCD.

Selecting the resolution directly

In photography mode, the OK button can be used to select the

resolution progressively. The current resolution is displayed at the

bottom left of the LCD. In the top right you see the number of photos

you can take in the selected resolution.

Please also refer to the table in the Appendix: “Picture Quantity for

Selected Resolutions”.

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