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Using the Super Image Stabilizer Function
This function compensates for camera-shako during
hand-held recording and ensures stable pictures. It is
especially practical for the following recording situations:
•Zooming in on a distant subject.
• Recording while walking.
• Recording from inside a moving car.
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Press the [EFFECT1] Button repeatedly
until the [ ®i] Indication appears.
• When you use this function, the shutter speed is
automatically adjusted between 1/125 s and 1/50 s
according to the brightness of the scene.
Cancelling the Super Image Stabilizer Function
Press the [EFFECT1] Button repeatedly until the ¡i® ]
Indication disappears. Or, keep the [EFFECT1] Button
pressed for more than 2 seconds to make the [ /ii]
Indication disappear.
•Cancelling the Super Image Stabilizer Function also
resets the shutter speed to 1/50 s. However, after
selecting the Sports Mode or the Portrait Mode,
cancelling the Super Image Stabilizer Function does not
reset the shutter speed to 1/50 s.
■ In the Following Recording Conditions, the
Picture Stabilizing Effect May Not Be
Sufficient:
• Subjects with horizontal or vertical stripes
• Flat subjects
• Dark subjects (In this case, the [/£,'] Indication flashes
in the Finder and the [S.I.S.j Indication flashes in the
Multi Info Window. Increase the amount of light.)
• Subjects under many fluorescent lamps
• Fast-moving subjects
• Subjects with a flat background
■ When Using the Super Image Stabilizer
Function, the Picture Changes as Follows:
•The picture quality deteriorates slightly.
• Under fluorescent lamps, the picture brightness may
fluctuate and the colours may be unnatural.
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