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Taking your best shot

CAMERA CONTROL

Sony

darker than the overall scene. Think

of a downhill skier on a sunny day,

exposure

where most of the frame is bright,

white snow. Significantly brighter

features

objects on dark backgrounds pose

the opposite problem. Camera

designers have ways to overcome

this challenge.

• Specific scenes. Twilight, candlelight,

Taking advantage of the BIONZ

fireworks and other common shooting

circuit, Sony cameras accurately recognize

situations pose their own, specific

– and properly expose – the human face.

exposure challenges. Special

"scene modes" can address these

exposure issues.

example, faces can become too dark when

sunlight or other light sources are positioned

behind the people you're shooting. Sony's

BIONZ

™

processor solves this problem with

Face Detection. As you shoot, the Face

Detection function actually analyzes the

data that make up your digital picture. In

this way, Face Detection can identify and

Sony solves common exposure problems with Face Detection technology. (Sample photos for illustration purposes.)

FULL RANGE OF EXPOSURE MODES

USER

MODE

ICON

SHUTTER

Beginner

Auto

SCN

Beginner

Scene Modes

Auto

Intermediate

Program Auto

Auto

Advanced

Shutter Priority

Adjustable

Advanced

Aperture Priority

Auto

Expert

Manual Exposure

Adjustable

track up to eight faces at a time. Then the

camera automatically adjusts for optimum

focus, exposure, flash and even white

balance on the faces themselves. The

result is far more "good" pictures, far fewer

rejects and re-takes.

Face Detection

For the complete story on Face Detection

and the BIONZ processor, please turn to

™

integrated

page 26.

Full range of exposure modes

Even a simple snapshot can

trip up the automatic exposure

For everybody from the absolute beginner

of a conventional camera. For

to the expert user.

Because exposure is so important for picture

quality and creativity, Sony cameras give

you a wide array of ways to control it,

ranging all the way from fully automatic

for the beginning photographer to full

manual for the expert shooter.

Scene modes

Easily identified by icons, these modes

optimize the camera's auto exposure

system, achieving ideal results for many

popular shooting situations.

Program Auto Exposure

Semi-automatic exposure for the

intermediate photographer, Program AE

gives you manual adjustment of ISO

sensitivity, White Balance and Exposure

Compensation.

APERTURE

OTHERS

Auto

Exposure Compensation

Auto

Adjustable

Lets you adjust the Program Auto Exposure

Auto

Adjustable

when backlighting or unusually bright

subjects might throw the exposure off.

Auto

Adjustable

CAMERA CONTROL

SCENE MODES

MODE

ICON

SAMPLE PHOTO

Slow shutter reproduces the mellow

atmosphere of a night scene beautifully.

Twilight

Extends the shutter speed up to two

seconds, compared to 1/30 second for

Auto mode.

Uses flash only on people in the

foreground, while using a long shutter

Twilight

speed to reproduce the background

Portrait

beautifully.

Applies maximum aperture to bring

the person into focus while allowing

Soft Snap,

the background to fall out of focus.

Portrait

Reproduces beautiful skin tones;

makes the entire image softer.

Reproduces the atmosphere of the

entire landscape. Captures saturated

Landscape

blues and greens.

Uses a fast shutter speed for bright

light and adjusts white balance to

Snow

capture snow as clear white.

Captures saturated blue to emphasize

the water.

Beach

Reproduces the atmosphere of a

candle-lit scene without flash.

Candle

Sets a slow shutter speed and high

color saturation to emphasize the

Fireworks

bright colors of fireworks.

Uses a fast shutter speed to produce a

clear picture of fast-moving subjects.

Fast Shutter

Great for sports.

Displays a magnified image on the LCD

in macro focus shooting. Suppresses

Magnifying

flash to avoid saturated whites.

Glass

Sample photos for illustration purposes.

Shutter Priority Auto Exposure

DESCRIPTION

An advanced mode for greater creative

control.

Shutter Priority enables you to select the

shutter speed manually, while the camera

automatically selects the appropriate aperture.

This lets you use a fast shutter speed to

freeze sports action – or a slow shutter

speed to introduce an intentional blur on

moving objects. If you "pan" along with a

moving ice skater, a slow shutter speed

will blur the background. And if you shoot

a waterfall with slow shutter speed, the water

will take on a beautiful, lace-like effect.

Continued on page 40.

Slow shutter speed enables you to blur the background

as you "pan" the camera.

You can also introduce an evocative blur to the subject

with slow shutter speed.

Fast shutter speed freezes the runner and the background.

(Sample photos for illustration purposes.)