LANDSCAPE MODE
39
PORTRAIT MODE
38
Portraits have the greatest
impact when the subject is
separated from the background.
Portrait mode sets the camera
to achieve this effect, leaving
you free to capture the perfect
expression.
Press the program-select
button until the subject-
program pointer is under
.
Landscape photography
requires a large depth of field to
make sure everything is in
focus. Landscape mode sets
the camera to obtain the
greatest depth of field possible,
while maintaining a shutter
speed fast enough to prevent
blur due to camera shake.
Press the program-select
button until the subject-
program pointer is under
.
Tips:
• For best results use your lens in the mid-telephoto range
(56mm - 80mm).
• Use flash when your subject is backlit or there are strong
shadows across the face.
• Lock focus on your subject’s eyes and be ready to
capture the perfect expression.
Tips:
• Use a wide angle range lens to create a feeling of depth
in the picture.
• Use flash when a foreground subject is backlit or has
strong shadows across the face. If there is no subject in
the foreground do not use flash.
• Use a tripod, especially at slower shutter speeds.
