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Concepts in Photography
Bounce Photography
Bounce photography refers to the method of bouncing light o of the
ceiling or walls so that the light spreads evenly over the subject. Normally,
photos captured with the ash may appear unnatural and cast shadows.
Subjects in photos captured with bounce photography cast no shadows
and look smooth due to evenly spread light.
- Copyright information 2
- Health and safety information 3
- Bluetooth precautions 7
- Mode indications 8
- Icons used in this manual 8
- Shooting Functions 10
- Contents 11
- Playback/Editing 12
- Camera settings menu 13
- Connecting & Transferring 13
- Appendix 14
- Concepts in Photography 15
- Crouching photography 16
- Using the display 16
- Low-angle shot 17
- High-angle shot 17
- Aperture 18
- Shutter speed 20
- ISO sensitivity 21
- Depth of eld 24
- DOF depends on focal length 25
- Composition 26
- Photos with two subjects 27
- Flash guide number 28
- Bounce Photography 29
- My Camera 30
- Getting started 31
- Camera layout 32
- Using the EVF button 37
- Inserting the battery 38
- Inserting a memory card 38
- Using the memory card adapter 39
- Charging the battery 40
- Turning on your camera 41
- Performing the initial setup 42
- Selecting functions (options) 44
- Selecting by touch 45
- Using the smart panel 47
- EV : 0.0 48
- Key MappingBack 48
- Back Set 48
- Using iFn 49
- Display icons 51
- In Playback mode 55
- Viewing the notication panel 58
- Lens layout 59
- My Camera > Lenses 60
- No. Description 60
- Lens markings 63
- Accessories 64
- Vertical grip layout 67
- My Camera > Accessories 68
- Battery charger 70
- Shooting modes 71
- P Program mode 73
- A Aperture Priority mode 75
- S Shutter Priority mode 76
- M Manual mode 77
- T U Custom mode 78
- My Camera > Shooting modes 79
- Beauty Face 80
- Recording a video 85
- Size and Resolution 90
- OLED Color 94
- White Balance 95
- White Balance : Daylight 96
- Back Set Reset 96
- Picture Wizard (photo styles) 97
- Smart Filter 98
- Single AF 100
- Continuous AF 100
- Active AF 101
- Manual focus 101
- Selection AF 102
- Multi AF 103
- Face Detection AF 104
- Self-Portrait AF 104
- Touch AF 105
- One touch shot 106
- Focus assist 107
- DMF (Direct Manual Focus) 108
- AF Release Priority 108
- Focus Peaking 109
- * Default 110
- Drive (shooting method) 111
- Continuous 112
- Depth Bracketing 115
- Interval Capture 116
- Ball moving direction 117
- Reducing the red-eye eect 118
- Using the built-in ash 118
- Adjusting the ash intensity 119
- Flash settings 120
- Locking the ash intensity 122
- Metering 123
- Center-weighted 124
- Dynamic Range 126
- Exposure compensation 127
- Exposure/Focus lock 129
- Exposure/Focus separation 130
- Video functions 131
- Movie quality 132
- Fast / Slow Movie 134
- Gamma Control 134
- Luminance Level 135
- AF Responsiveness 135
- Master Black Level 135
- DIS (Anti-Shake) 136
- AF Shift Speed 136
- Wind Cut 137
- Mic Level 138
- Auto Mic Control 138
- Smart Range+ 138
- Time Code (HDMI) 139
- Searching and managing files 141
- Viewing les by category 142
- Viewing continuous shots 143
- Protecting les 144
- Deleting les 145
- Viewing photos 146
- Viewing a slide show 147
- Viewing interval shots 148
- Sorting les 148
- Auto rotating 148
- Converting to JPEG 148
- Playing videos 149
- Editing photos 152
- Rotating a photo 153
- Resizing photos 153
- Adjusting your photos 154
- Retouching faces 154
- Applying Smart Filter eects 155
- Connecting to a smart phone 157
- Sending les to a smart phone 158
- Sending photos via email 166
- Option Description 167
- Using the login browser 168
- Network connection tips 169
- Entering text 170
- In Playback mode, touch 172
- Press [f] 172
- Select Sender Setting 172
- Connecting wirelessly 175
- Connect the camera to a TV 177
- Connecting via cable 178
- Connecting to a computer 180
- “101_0101“ 183
- User settings 186
- Color Space 187
- Distortion Correct 188
- User Display 188
- Grid Line 188
- Center Marker 189
- Key Mapping 189
- Touch Operation 194
- Lens Button Speed Settings 194
- MobileLink/NFC Image Size 195
- E-Shutter 195
- Error messages 203
- Maintaining the camera 204
- Using or storing the camera 205
- About memory cards 207
- About the battery 211
- Using programs on a PC 215
- Updating the firmware 220
- Connecting via Wi-Fi 221
- Situation Suggested remedies 222
- Camera specifications 225
- Camera specications 227
- Glossary 230
- Optional accessories 236
- Appendix > Index 238
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