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MF button
1. Press the MF button and wait for the shutter speed
value in the LCD to go red.
2. Use the Left/Right buttons to set the desired shutter
speed value.
3. Press the MF or Menu/OK button to save the selected
values.
- Pressing the MF button: Saves the new shutter speed
and displays the focus adjust icon ( AF ).
To set manual focusing, set the distance as shown in page 38. To set automatic focusing,
press the MF button again.
- Pressing the Menu/OK button: The camera goes into shooting mode after saving the new
shutter speed.
* High Shutter speeds can capture a moving object in a still image as if the object is not
moving.
Low Shutter speeds can capture a moving object with an ‘active’ effect.
* Toggle the MF button in step 1 to select Shutter speed Focusing ( AF : Red)
Shutter priority mode (White)
1. Both Aperture value and Shutter speed are displayed in
the LCD.
2. Press the MF button and wait for the Aperture value to
go red.
3. Use the Up/Down/Left/Right buttons to select the sub
menu option.
- Up/Down buttons: select the Aperture value or Shutter
speed.
- Left/Right buttons: Change the values
4. Press the MF or Menu/OK button to save the selected values.
- Pressing the MF button: Saves the new aperture value / shutter speed and displays the
focus adjust icon (
AF ). To set manual focusing, set the distance as shown in page
38. To set automatic focusing, press the MF button again.
- Pressing the Menu/OK button: The camera goes into shooting mode after saving the new
aperture value / shutter speed.
* Both the Shutter speed and Aperture value can be set.
* Toggle the MF button in step 1 to select Shutter speed/Aperture set (Red) Focusing
( AF : Red) Manual shooting mode (White)
S mode(Shutter priority mode)
M mode (Manual mode): manually set the Aperture value, Shutter speed, and Focusing.