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How to Make Your Subject Stand
out Sharply from the Background
■ Using the Portrait Mode
In the Portrait Mode, the iris is automatically set to the
maximum aperture for a very small depth-of-field. This
gives you a sharply focused subject in the centre of the
picture with a blurred background and foreground.
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Set the [AE] Dial to ‘
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(Portrait Mode).
•The “¿
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” Indication appears on the LCD Monitor.
• Zooming in on the subject by pushing the [W • T]
Zoom Lever toward “T” increases the blurring of
the background.
■ To Return to the Normal Recording Mode
Reset the [AE] Dial to “AUTO”.
How to Record Dark Scenes More
Brightly
■ Using the Low Light Mode
Note:
Even if you use fhis mode for outdoor recording in the
daytime, the result will be almost the same as when
recording in the normal mode.
1
Set the [AE] Dial to “, ” (Low Light Mode).
•The Indication appears on the LCD Monitor.
•This increases the sensitivity and brightens up the
picture.
■ To Return to the Normal Recording Mode
Reset the [AEj Dial to “AUTO”.
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