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ADVANCED SETTINGS
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• When “Auto” is selected for the white balance setting, the
camera automatically determines the white point of the
subject. Certain subject colors and light source conditions
can cause problems when the camera tries to determine
the white point, which makes proper white balance
adjustment impossible. If this happens, select the white
balance setting that matches you shooting conditions
(Daylight, Overcast, etc.)
• You can use the key customization feature to configure the
[W] and [X] buttons so they control the white balance
setting (page 138).
• To select “Auto” with the control key (when the control key
is configured to select the auto white balance setting),
scroll through the settings until “ ” appears on the
monitor screen.
To do this:
Select this
setting:
Let the camera adjust white balance
automatically
Auto WB
Shoot outdoors on a clear day Daylight
Shoot outdoors on an overcast rainy day, in
the shade, etc.
Overcast
Shoot in the shadow of a building, in the
shade of trees, etc. on a clear day
Shade
Suppress color cast when shooting under
white or day white fluorescent lighting
Day White
Fluorescent
Suppress color cast when shooting under
daylight fluorescent lighting
Daylight
Fluorescent
Suppress the appearance of light bulb
lighting
Tungsten
Manually adjust white balance to suit a
particular light source
• For details, see “Configuring the White
Balance Setting Manually” (page 128).
Manual WB
AWB
N
D
MWB
AWB
- EX-Z1080 1
- UNPACKING 2
- CONTENTS 3
- SHOOTING A SNAPSHOT 59 4
- SHOOTING A MOVIE 91 4
- USING BEST SHOT 97 4
- ADVANCED SETTINGS 115 5
- VIEWING SNAPSHOTS 5
- AND MOVIES 144 5
- EDITING IMAGES 160 6
- USING AUDIO 177 6
- MANAGING YOUR FILES 181 6
- DELETING FILES 188 6
- OTHER SETTINGS 190 7
- PRINTING 203 7
- USING THE CAMERA WITH A 7
- COMPUTER 212 7
- APPENDIX 242 8
- 1. Open the battery cover 10
- 3. Close the battery cover 10
- QUICK START BASICS 11
- 7. Set the date and the time 12
- Using a Memory Card 13
- 2. Press [MENU] 14
- Shooting a Snapshot 15
- Half-press 16
- Full-press 16
- Viewing Snapshots 17
- Movie Image Quality 19
- INTRODUCTION 22
- Read this first! 23
- ■ Copyrights 24
- Precautions during Use 27
- ■ Display Panel 28
- ■ Connections 28
- ■ Transport 28
- ■ Water and Foreign Matter 29
- ■ Keep Away From Fire 29
- ■ Locations To Be Avoided 30
- ■ Backing Up Important Data 30
- ■ Memory Protection 30
- ■ Rechargeable Battery 31
- ■ Battery Life 32
- ■ Data Error Precautions 33
- ■ Operating Environment 33
- ■ Condensation 34
- ■ Power Supply 34
- ■ Caring for your camera 35
- ■ Monitor Screen Images 35
- ■ Other Precautions 35
- GETTING READY 36
- When charging is complete 37
- To load the battery 38
- ■ Precautions during Use 41
- ■ Storage Precautions 42
- ■ Extra Batteries 42
- Turning Power On and Off 43
- ■ Turning Power Off 44
- Supported Memory Cards 47
- Replacing the Memory Card 49
- Formatting a Memory Card 49
- ■ Memory Card Precautions 50
- 3. Use [S] and [T] to 51
- Using On-screen Menus 51
- ■ REC Mode Screen Layout 52
- In the REC mode 54
- ■ PLAY Mode Screen Layout 55
- If you lose your way 57
- PLAY mode 58
- SHOOTING A SNAPSHOT 59
- 1. Press [ ] (REC) to 60
- 2. Focus the image 61
- 3. Shoot the image 61
- Press [ ] 62
- Specifying Image Size 63
- Specifying Image Quality 65
- Snapshot Shooting Precautions 67
- Auto Focus Restrictions 67
- 1. Enter the REC mode 68
- Shooting with Zoom 68
- Using Flash 71
- ■ Checking the Flash Mode 73
- ■ Using Flash Assist 74
- ■ Flash Precautions 75
- Using the Self-Timer 76
- Using Continuous Shutter 78
- Adding Audio to a Snapshot 81
- Face Recognition 83
- Deleting recorded face data 86
- Edited Face Data 87
- Face Recognition Precautions 89
- SHOOTING A MOVIE 91
- 3. Press the shutter 92
- Shooting a Movie 92
- Movie Recording Precautions 93
- Using Short Movie 94
- Using Past Movie 95
- 4. Press the shutter button 98
- SHOT Scene 100
- IMPORTANT! 101
- USING BEST SHOT 102
- (Operation Panel) 103
- In the REC mode, press [BS] 104
- 1. After selecting either 106
- Shooting ID Photographs 107
- 1. On the monitor screen 108
- Restoring an Old Photograph 109
- 1. Press the shutter 110
- 4. Move the zoom 111
- ADVANCED SETTINGS 115
- 3. Use [W] and [X] to 116
- Using Auto Focus 116
- Using Macro Focus 117
- Changing the Auto Focus Area 119
- 1. Align the monitor 121
- 2. Keeping the shutter 121
- 2. Use [S] and [T] to 125
- Controlling White Balance 126
- Manually 128
- Specifying ISO Sensitivity 129
- Specifying the Metering Mode 130
- Enhancing Human Skin Textures 132
- Date Stamping Snapshots 135
- Check Exposure 136
- Using Icon Help 140
- Factory Defaults 143
- 1. Press [MENU] 143
- VIEWING SNAPSHOTS AND MOVIES 144
- Snapshot 145
- 1. Enter the PLAY mode 145
- Viewing a Movie 146
- 216, 232) 151
- (pages 221, 235) 152
- Viewing Camera Images on a TV 153
- 2. Slide the zoom 156
- Zooming the Displayed Image 156
- 1. In the PLAY mode 157
- 2. Select the image you want 157
- Using the 12-image Screen 157
- Using the Calendar Screen 158
- EDITING IMAGES 160
- 3. On the “PLAY” tab 161
- Cropping a Snapshot 161
- Adjusting Image Brightness 170
- Editing a Movie on the Camera 172
- USING AUDIO 177
- ■ Re-recording Snapshot Audio 178
- 2. Press [SET] to start 180
- MANAGING YOUR FILES 181
- ■ Protecting a Specific File 182
- To unprotect a specific file 183
- Copying Files 186
- Built-in Memory 187
- DELETING FILES 188
- OTHER SETTINGS 190
- Number Generation Rule 193
- ■ Selecting Your Home City 194
- ■ Changing the Date Format 195
- Using World Time 196
- World Time Screens 197
- Press [MENU] 198
- Monitor Screen 199
- Settings 201
- Formatting Built-in Memory 202
- PRINTING 203
- ■ Printing Precautions 204
- 6. Turn on the printer 206
- 8. Turn on the camera 206
- Each Image 208
- Date Stamping 210
- Supported Protocols 211
- What you can do 212
- Computer 213
- Bundled Software 214
- General Procedure 216
- 6. Turn on the camera 217
- 2. Turn on the camera 218
- CD-ROM into its CD-ROM drive 221
- ■ Installing Photo Transport 226
- User Registration 230
- Exiting the CD-ROM Menu 230
- Macintosh 231
- Management of Images on Your 236
- Playing Movies 236
- Memory Card Data 238
- ■ Memory Folder Structure 239
- ■ Supported Image Files 240
- Handling Precautions 241
- APPENDIX 242
- ■ Battery Charger 243
- ■ Snapshot Recording Mode 244
- ■ Movie Recording Mode 245
- ■ Snapshot Playback Mode 246
- ■ Movie Playback Mode 246
- Menu Reference 247
- Quality Tab Menu 248
- Set Up Tab Menu 249
- ■ PLAY Mode 250
- Indicator Lamps 251
- ■ PLAY mode 252
- Troubleshooting Guide 253
- Specifications 260
- ■ Power Requirements 264
- ■ Battery Charger (BC-31L) 266
- CASIO COMPUTER CO.,LTD 267
- 6-2, Hon-machi 1-chome 267
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