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DSC-RX100 | Cyber-Shot User Guide Cyber-shot User Guide Search Print Top page Before Use DSC-RX100 Shooting User Guide Viewing Use this manual if you encounter any problems, or have any questions about the camera. Using MENU items (Shooting) Using MENU items (Viewing) Changing settings Viewing images on a TV Using with your computer Printing Troubleshooting Precautions/About this camera Contents list Back to top Copyright 2012 Sony Corporation Table Of Contents Before Use......................................................................................................................................1 How to use this User Guide..............................................................................................19 Selecting a topic to display...................................................................................19 Searching a topic by keyword...............................................................................20 Returning to a previous page................................................................................20 Printing out a page................................................................................................20 Marks and notations used in this User Guide.......................................................20 Names of parts and list of icons displayed on the screen...................................................1 Names of parts......................................................................................................22 List of icons displayed on the screen....................................................................24 List of shooting mode icons.......................................................................24 List of viewing mode icons........................................................................27 Shooting..................................................................................................................2 Using the strap....................................................................................................................1 Using the wrist strap.............................................................................................28 Using the shoulder strap (sold separately)...........................................................29 Using the control wheel....................................................................................................30 Using the In-Camera Guide................................................................................................1 In-Camera Guide..................................................................................................31 Shooting Tip..........................................................................................................32 Viewing...........................................................................................................................................3 Viewing still images............................................................................................................3 Viewing still images...............................................................................................75 Playback zoom......................................................................................................76 Image Index..........................................................................................................77 Deleting images................................................................................................................78 Viewing movies.................................................................................................................79 Viewing panoramic images.................................................................................................3 Scrolling panoramic images for display................................................................81 Using MENU items (Shooting)........................................................................................................4 Using MENU items (Shooting)..........................................................................................82 Still shooting menu.........................................................................................................................4 Image Size........................................................................................................................83 Aspect Ratio.....................................................................................................................85 Quality...............................................................................................................................86 Panorama: Size................................................................................................................87 Panorama: Direction.........................................................................................................88 Drive Mode.......................................................................................................................89 Flash Mode.......................................................................................................................90 Focus Mode......................................................................................................................91 Autofocus Area.................................................................................................................92 Using Flexible Spot...............................................................................................93 Soft Skin Effect.................................................................................................................94 Smile/Face Detect............................................................................................................95 Auto Port. Framing............................................................................................................97 ISO....................................................................................................................................98 Metering Mode................................................................................................................100 Flash Comp....................................................................................................................101 White Balance.................................................................................................................102 To capture a basic white color in [Custom Setup] mode.....................................104 DRO/Auto HDR...............................................................................................................105 D-Range Optimizer.............................................................................................106 Auto HDR............................................................................................................106 Creative Style.................................................................................................................107 Picture Effect..................................................................................................................108 Clear Image Zoom..........................................................................................................111 Total zoom scale when [Clear Image Zoom] is selected (including 3.6× opticalzoom)................................................................................................112 Digital Zoom....................................................................................................................112 Long Exposure NR.........................................................................................................113 High ISO NR...................................................................................................................114 AF Illuminator..................................................................................................................115 SteadyShot.....................................................................................................................116 Color Space....................................................................................................................117 Shooting Tip List.............................................................................................................118 Write Date.......................................................................................................................119 Scene Selection..............................................................................................................120 Memory recall.................................................................................................................123 Memory...........................................................................................................................124 Items that can be registered...............................................................................124 To recall registered settings................................................................................124 Still shooting menu items not available in some REC modes.........................................125 Still shooting menu items not available in some REC modes.............................125 Still shooting menu items not available in [Scene Selection]..............................125 Movie shooting menu.....................................................................................................................4 File
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