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Using the shooting function
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Setting ISO
Sensitivity to light is expressed by the ISO number (recommended
exposure index). The larger the number, the higher the sensitivity.
Notes
• When the exposure mode is set to AUTO or Scene Selection, ISO is fixed to AUTO
and you cannot select other ISO numbers.
• When the exposure mode is set to P/A/S and ISO is set to [AUTO], ISO is
automatically set between ISO 200 and ISO 1600.
• The [AUTO] setting is not provided in exposure mode M. If you change the
exposure mode to M with the [AUTO] setting, it is switched to [200]. Set the ISO
according to your shooting conditions.
1 Press the ISO button to display
the ISO screen.
ISO button
2 Select the desired value with v/V on the controller.
• The larger the number, the higher the noise level.
- DSLR-A500/A550 1
- Owner’s Record 2
- Battery pack 2
- For Customers in the U.S.A 3
- Regulatory Information 4
- For Customers in Europe 5
- Notice for customers in the 6
- United Kingdom 6
- Notes on using your camera 7
- Table of Contents 8
- Using the 9
- Preparing the camera 12
- Preparing the battery pack 13
- 3 Close the battery cover 17
- Attaching a lens 20
- Inserting a memory card 22
- Notes on using memory cards 23
- Press the MENU button 26
- To set up the date/time again 26
- Attaching the shoulder strap 27
- (page 136) 28
- DSLR-A500 (Units: Images) 30
- SD memory card 30
- DSLR-A550 (Units: Images) 30
- DSLR-A550 DSLR-A500 31
- Cleaning 32
- 5 Detach the lens (page 21) 33
- Before your operation 35
- Front side 35
- Rear side 36
- O Controller (v/V/b/B) (43) 37
- P Controller (Enter) (43)/AF 37
- Sides/Bottom 39
- LCD monitor 41
- Selecting a function/setting 43
- 1 Press the Fn button 44
- Correct posture 47
- Using the SteadyShot function 48
- Using a tripod 49
- 3 Overlay the AF area on the 50
- Taking portrait photos 55
- Taking landscape photos 56
- Taking small-subject photos 57
- Taking moving-subject photos 58
- Taking sunset photos 59
- Taking night view photos 60
- (Exposure mode) 61
- 1 Set the mode dial to P 62
- 1 Set the mode dial to A 63
- Select the aperture value (F 64
- 1 Set the mode dial to S 65
- 1 Set the mode dial to M 67
- 3 Shoot the image after the 68
- Switching to the viewfinder 71
- Standard Display 73
- No display 73
- Graphic Display 73
- (Default setting) 73
- LCD monitor (Graphic Display) 74
- Viewfinder 78
- Selecting the focus method 79
- Press the MF CHECK LV button 85
- Confirm and adjust the focus 86
- Zooming in in one step 87
- Using the flash 88
- Metering) 92
- (Exposure compensation) 93
- TTL: Through the lens 96
- 1 D-RANGE button t (DRO) 98
- Dynamic Range) 99
- Image processing 101
- Setting ISO 103
- (Auto/Preset white balance) 104
- Temperature/Color filter) 105
- Using the shooting function 107
- Selecting the drive mode 108
- Using the self-timer 109
- button t (Remote Commander) 112
- 2 Wait detecting a smile 113
- Playing back images 115
- Rotating an image 116
- Enlarging images 116
- 1 Press the button 117
- DISP button 118
- Folder bar 118
- Using the viewing function 119
- To play back repeatedly 119
- Basic information display 120
- Histogram display 121
- Protecting images (Protect) 122
- Deleting images (Delete) 123
- 4 Press the button 124
- Viewing images on a TV screen 125
- NTSC system 126
- PAL system 126
- PAL-M system 126
- Using “BRAVIA” Sync 127
- Changing your setup 128
- Image size 128
- Aspect ratio 128
- Creating a new folder 131
- Formatting the memory card 131
- Changing other settings 134
- Setting the LCD monitor 135
- Turning the grid line on/off 136
- Displaying the version 137
- Resetting to the default 138
- Custom menu 139
- Playback menu 139
- Setup menu 139
- Using your computer 140
- Viewing images on a computer 141
- 2 Double-click [DCIM] 142
- Deleting the USB connection 144
- 2 Copy the image file to the 146
- Using the software 147
- 2 Click [Install] 148
- • Log on as Administrator 149
- Using “PMB” 151
- Specifying DPOF 152
- Dating images 153
- 2 To the 154
- 1 To the 154
- Stage 2: Printing 155
- Specifications 156
- BC-VM10 Battery charger 158
- Rechargeable battery pack 158
- NP-FM500H 158
- Troubleshooting 160
- Shooting images 161
- 2 Attach the lens cap 163
- Viewing images 164
- Deleting/Editing images 164
- Computers 164
- Memory card 165
- Printing 166
- PictBridge compliant printer 167
- Warning messages 169
- Precautions 172
- Notes on recording/playback 173
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