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ADVANCED SETTINGS
■ How to Use the Histogram
A histogram is a graph that represents the lightness of an image
in terms of the number of pixels. The vertical axis indicates the
number of pixels, while the horizontal axis indicates lightness.
You can use the histogram to determine whether an image
includes the shadowing (left side), mid tones (center), and
highlighting (right) to bring out sufficient image detail. If the
histogram appears too lopsided for some reason, you can use
EV shift to move it left or right in order to achieve better balance.
Optimum exposure can be achieved by EV shifting so the graph
is as close to the center as possible. The histogram also
includes RGB histogram lines that show the distribution of R
(red), G (green), and B (blue) components. These lines can be
used to determine whether there is too much or too little of each
of the color components in an image.
Example Histograms
When the histogram is to the left, it
means that there are too many dark
pixels. This type of histogram results
when the overall image is dark. A
histogram that is too far to the left
may result in “black out” of the dark
areas of an image, as shown in the
nearby image.
When the histogram is to the right, it
means that there are too many light
pixels. This type of histogram results
when the overall image is light. A
histogram that is too far to the right
may result in “white out” of the light
areas of an image, as shown in the
nearby image.
- Digital Camera 1
- User’s Guide 1
- UNPACKING 2
- CONTENTS 3
- SHOOTING A SNAPSHOT 63 4
- SHOOTING A MOVIE 89 4
- USING BEST SHOT 98 4
- ADVANCED SETTINGS 112 5
- VIEWING SNAPSHOTS 5
- AND MOVIES 142 5
- EDITING IMAGES 158 6
- USING AUDIO 173 6
- MANAGING YOUR FILES 179 6
- DELETING FILES 186 6
- OTHER SETTINGS 189 6
- PRINTING 200 7
- USING THE CAMERA WITH A 7
- COMPUTER 211 7
- TRANSFERRING DOCUMENTS TO 7
- APPENDIX 263 8
- Snapshots 9
- QUICK START BASICS 10
- 7. Set the date and the time 13
- 1. Open the battery cover 14
- 3. Close the battery cover 14
- Using a Memory Card 14
- 2. Press [MENU] 15
- Shooting a Snapshot 16
- Half-press 17
- Full-press 17
- Viewing Snapshots 18
- Shooting a Movie 19
- INTRODUCTION 22
- ■ Powerful Print Features 23
- ■ Multi-function USB Cradle 23
- Read this first! 24
- ■ Copyrights 25
- 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 30
- ■ AC Adaptor 32
- ■ Battery Life 34
- ■ Data Error Precautions 34
- ■ Operating Environment 35
- ■ Condensation 35
- ■ Caring for your camera 36
- ■ Monitor Screen Images 36
- ■ Other Precautions 36
- GETTING READY 37
- To charge the battery 38
- When charging is complete 39
- ■ Precautions during Use 42
- Turning Power On and Off 43
- ■ Turning Power Off 44
- Replacing the Memory Card 49
- Formatting a Memory Card 50
- ■ Memory Card Precautions 51
- Using On-screen Menus 52
- 5. Apply the setting 53
- ■ REC Mode Screen Layout 54
- 1. In the REC mode 55
- ■ PLAY Mode Screen Layout 56
- (Brightness) 59
- If you lose your way 61
- Extra Batteries 62
- Using the Camera on a Trip 62
- SHOOTING A SNAPSHOT 63
- 1. Press [ ] (REC) to 64
- 2. Focus the image 65
- 3. Shoot the image 65
- Press [ ] 66
- Specifying Image Size 67
- Specifying Image Quality 69
- Snapshot Shooting Precautions 71
- Auto Focus Restrictions 72
- 1. Enter the REC mode 72
- Shooting with Zoom 72
- ■ Turning Off Digital Zoom 75
- Using Flash 76
- ■ Checking the Flash Mode 78
- ■ Using Flash Assist 79
- ■ Flash Precautions 80
- Using the Self-Timer 81
- Using Continuous Shutter 83
- Adding Audio to a Snapshot 86
- SHOOTING A MOVIE 89
- 2. Press [ ] to start 90
- 3. Press [ ] again to 90
- Movie Recording Precautions 91
- Using Short Movie 92
- 3. Press [SET] 93
- 4. Use [S] and [T] to 93
- 5. Use [S] and [T] to 93
- ■ Shooting a Short Movie 94
- Using Past Movie 95
- Movie (Snapshot-In-Movie) 97
- IMPORTANT! 100
- SHOT Scene 101
- USING BEST SHOT 103
- In the REC mode, press [BS] 105
- 1. After selecting either 107
- Restoring an Old Photograph 109
- 1. Press the shutter 110
- 3. Use [S] and [T] to 110
- ADVANCED SETTINGS 112
- 1. In the REC mode, press 113
- 2. Use [W] and [X] to 113
- Using Auto Focus 113
- Using Macro Focus 114
- Changing the Auto Focus Area 116
- 1. Align the monitor 117
- 2. Keeping the shutter 117
- Using Infinity Focus 119
- Using Manual Focus 119
- 2. On the “Quality” tab 121
- 4. After the EV value is 122
- Controlling White Balance 123
- Manually 124
- Specifying ISO Sensitivity 126
- Specifying the Metering Mode 127
- Date Stamping Snapshots 131
- 2. Press [DISP] 132
- Check Exposure 132
- ■ How to Use the Histogram 133
- Functions [W] and [X] 135
- On Default Settings 138
- Factory Defaults 140
- 1. Press [MENU] 140
- VIEWING SNAPSHOTS AND MOVIES 142
- Snapshot 143
- 1. Enter the PLAY mode 143
- Viewing a Movie 144
- To stop a slideshow 148
- (Photo Stand) 149
- 2. Press the USB cradle’s 150
- 2. Press the zoom 154
- Zooming the Displayed Image 154
- 1. Press the zoom button 155
- 2. Select the image you 155
- 1. In the PLAY mode 155
- Using the 12-image Screen 155
- Using the Calendar Screen 155
- Using Image Roulette 156
- EDITING IMAGES 158
- 3. On the “PLAY” tab 159
- Cropping a Snapshot 159
- 4. Use [W] and [X] to 161
- Editing a Movie on the Camera 166
- 2. Press [SET] to pause 167
- 3. Press [T] 167
- 5. Use the following 168
- (MOTION PRINT) 171
- USING AUDIO 173
- ■ Re-recording Snapshot Audio 174
- 3. Press the shutter 176
- Recording Audio Only (Voice 176
- Recording) 176
- 2. Press [SET] to start 178
- MANAGING YOUR FILES 179
- ■ Protecting a Specific File 180
- 4. Press [MENU] 181
- Using the FAVORITE Folder 181
- Copying Files 184
- Built-in Memory 185
- DELETING FILES 186
- OTHER SETTINGS 189
- ■ Selecting Your Home City 192
- ■ Changing the Date Format 194
- World Time Screens 195
- Settings 197
- Formatting Built-in Memory 199
- PRINTING 200
- ■ Printing Precautions 201
- 6. Turn on the printer 203
- 8. Press the USB 203
- Each Image 206
- Date Stamping 208
- Supported Protocols 209
- ■ Exif Print 210
- What you can do 211
- Computer 212
- “Finish” 217
- 7. Press the USB 219
- Windows XP/98SE/98 Users 224
- Windows 2000/Me Users 224
- ■ Installing Photo Loader 225
- ■ Installing Photohands 227
- Playing Movies 228
- Connect to the Internet 229
- ■ Installing Photo Transport 232
- User Registration 237
- Exiting the CD-ROM Menu 237
- ■ System Requirements 238
- Macintosh 239
- ■ Movie Playback Precaution 248
- Open “PhotoLoader_english” 249
- Memory Card Data 250
- ■ Memory Folder Structure 251
- Folder and File Contents 252
- ■ Supported Image Files 253
- Handling Precautions 253
- CD-ROM into its CD-ROM drive 254
- ■ Transferring documents 255
- (DATA STORAGE) 256
- 2. Press [DATA] 258
- 4. Press [SET] to open 259
- ■ To delete a single document 261
- 4. Press [SET] 262
- APPENDIX 263
- ■ USB Cradle 264
- ■ Recording Mode 265
- ■ Snapshot Playback Mode 266
- ■ Movie Playback Mode 266
- Menu Reference 267
- Quality Tab Menu 268
- Set Up Tab Menu 269
- ■ PLAY Mode 270
- Display Menu Reference 271
- Indicator Lamps 272
- ■ PLAY mode 274
- ■ USB Cradle Indicator Lamps 275
- Troubleshooting Guide 276
- Specifications 283
- ■ Power Supply 287
- ■ USB Cradle (CA-34) 289
- CASIO COMPUTER CO.,LTD 290
- 6-2, Hon-machi 1-chome 290
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