Casio QV-5700 Manuel utilisateur

OTHER RECORDING FUNCTIONS

Recording a Single Image (1-Image)

With the 1-Image Mode, a single snapshot is recorded when

you press the shutter release button.

Align the drive mode dial with (1-Image).

Align the power/function switch with .

Press the shutter release button to record the

image.

IMPORTANT!

• In any of the following cases, the message “One mo-

ment please...” appears on the display after you

record each image as it is saved to the memory card.

— When you are recording TIFF (uncompressed) im-

ages (page 95)

— When you are recording a movie or panorama

(pages 91, 93)

— When you are recording using certain Best Shot

scene setups (page 76)

— When the low battery indicator is on the dis-

play while you are using a CompactFlash card

(page 33)

— When the low battery indicator is on the dis-

play while you are using an IBM Microdrive (page

33).

Previewing the Last Image Recorded

Normally, you need to enter the PLAY mode (page 109) to

display an image on the camera’s monitor screen. The fol-

lowing procedure lets you view the image you just recorded

without leaving the REC mode.

Press PREVIEW to display the last image re-

corded.

• You can also use PREVIEW in the Movie Mode to view the

last frame you recorded.

• Pressing PREVIEW again returns to the REC mode

screen.

• Turning off the camera or switching to the PLAY mode

causes the preview image memory to be cleared. This

means nothing appears on the monitor screen if you press

PREVIEW immediately after you turn the camera on or re-

enter the REC mode.

OTHER RECORDING FUNCTIONS

Using the Flash

The following describes the flash settings you can make to

suit a variety of lighting needs.

Selecting the Flash Mode

Use the following procedure to select the flash mode.

Align the power/function switch with .

Press to cycle through

the available flash modes

until the indicator for the

one you want is on the

monitor screen.

Flash

mode

Deleting the Last Image Recorded in the

REC Mode

Normally, you need to enter the PLAY mode (page 109) to

delete an image. The following procedure lets you delete the

image you just recorded without leaving the REC mode.

IMPORTANT!

• Note that the image delete operation cannot be un-

done. Make sure you really do not need an image be-

fore you delete it.

In the REC mode, press PREVIEW to display

the last image you recorded.

Press AE-L .

In response to the confirmation message that

appears, select “Yes”.

• Select “No” to cancel the delete operation without de-

leting anything.

Click the control button.

• This deletes the image and returns to the REC mode

screen.

OTHER RECORDING FUNCTIONS

Flash Status Indicators

You can find out the current flash unit status by checking the

monitor screen indicator and the flash charge lamp while the

shutter release button is pressed about half way down.

Flash charge lamp

(amber)

Flashing :Charging

Lit :Ready

Monitor screen

indicates flash will fire.

■Flash charge lamp

When you press the shutter release button half way, the

flash icon appears on the monitor screen and the flash

charge lamp indicates the status of the flash as shown

above.

■Monitor screen

When you have Auto Flash or Red-Eye Reduction selected

as the flash mode, the indicator appears on the display

when you press the shutter release button about half way

down to indicate that available light is insufficient and the

flash will be fired.

IMPORTANT!

• The flash always fires automatically in accordance

with subject brightness when Full Auto is selected as

the exposure mode (page 82).

• When Best Shot is selected as the exposure mode

(page 76), the flash mode setting is determined by the

flash setting of the currently selected Best Shot scene.

You can change the flash mode setting in this case,

but the Best Shot scene flash mode setting is restored

when you change to another Best Shot scene or turn

camera power off and then back on again.

• Each press of cycles through the available flash

mode indicators on the monitor screen.

To do this:

Have the flash fire automatically in

accordance with subject brightness

(Auto Flash).

Always fire the flash, regardless of

subject brightness (Flash On).

Turn off the flash so it never fires,

regardless of subject brightness

(Flash Off).

Fire a pre-flash followed by image

recording with flash, reducing the

chance of red-eye in the image (Red-

eye Reduction). With this setting,

flash fires automatically in accor-

dance with subject brightness.

Select this setting:

No display

OTHER RECORDING FUNCTIONS

Adjusting the Flash Intensity

Use the following procedure to adjust the intensity of the

flash when it fires.

Align the power/function switch with .

Press MENU.

Select “Flash Intensity” and then rock the con-

trol button to the right.

Select the setting you want, and then click the

control button to apply it.

Changing the Sync Speed

You can use the following procedure to select a shutter

speed when using the flash.

Align the power/function switch with .

Press MENU.

Select “Sync Speed” and then rock the control

button to the right.

Select the setting you want, and then click the

control button to apply it.

To do this:

Shoot at a shutter speed of 1/125

second, which reduces blurring due to

subject or hand movement. Use this

setting when you want to record indoor

images of children playing, etc. (High-

speed sync)

Shoot at a shutter speed of 1/60 second.

Shoot at a shutter speed of 1/30 second,

which makes the background lighter but

increases the chance of blurring due to

hand movement. (Slow sync)

Select this:

Fast

Normal

Slow

Press MENU to exit the setting procedure.

To do this:

Fire the flash with strong intensity

Fire the flash with normal intensity

Fire the flash with weak intensity

Select this setting:

Strong

Normal

Weak

OTHER RECORDING FUNCTIONS

IMPORTANT!

• In the Shutter Speed Priority AE Mode (S Mode) or

Manual Exposure Mode (M Mode), the manually set

shutter speed takes priority over the above setting.

Selecting a Flash Sync Setting

You can use the following procedure to change the timing of

the flash. By using the flash sync setting, you can control

blur produced by movement.

■Front-curtain and Rear-curtain Sync

Front-curtain sync causes the flash to fire immediately after

the shutter opens. Because of this, the blur created by move-

ment appears in front of the moving object (creating the im-

pression that the object is moving backwards).

Rear-curtain sync causes the flash to fire immediately before

the shutter closes. In this case, the blur created by move-

ment appears behind the moving object (creating the im-

pression that the object is moving forward).

Shutter

opens Shutter

closes

Flash fires

(Front-curtain sync)

Flash fires

(Rear-curtain sync)

OTHER RECORDING FUNCTIONS

Example 1 :To use front-curtain sync to record the image

of cars running along a road at night

The images of the cars are recorded first when the flash

fires, followed by the headlights, so the blur of movement

extends from the front of the cars.

Example 2 :To use rear-curtain sync to record the image of

cars running along a road at night

The headlights are recorded first, followed by the images of

the cars when the flash fires, so the blur of movement ex-

tends from the back of the cars.

Press MENU to exit the setting procedure.

Align the power/function switch with .

Press MENU.

Select “Flash Setting” and then rock the con-

trol button to the right.

Select the setting you want, and then click the

control button to apply it.

If you want to do this:

Fire the flash immediately

after the shutter opens

Fire the flash immediately

before the shutter closes

Select this setting:

Front-curtain Flashsync

Rear-curtain Flashsync

OTHER RECORDING FUNCTIONS

Precautions when Using Flash

• Make sure that you do not touch or block the flash or the

exposure sensor with your fingers. Doing so can soil these

components and interfere with correct flash operation.

• Flash is best used for distances within the range of about

0.5 meters to 3 meters (1.6´ to 9.8´) (fully open aperture).

Flash does not work well outside this range.

• Depending on operating conditions (type of batteries being

used, temperature, etc. ), it may take up to 40 seconds for

the flash unit to charge.

• Flash is disabled in the Continuous Mode, AEB Mode, and

Movie Mode. Disabled flash is indicated by (Flash Off)

on the monitor screen (pages 88, 89, 93).

• The flash unit does not charge when battery power is too

low to charge the flash. The (Flash Off) indicator ap-

pears in order to warn you that the flash will not fire cor-

rectly, which may affect exposure of the image. Replace

batteries as soon as possible when this happens.

• Red-eye reduction may not work well when the camera

is not pointed directly at the subject or when the subject is

far from the camera.

• White balance is fixed while the flash is being used, so sun-

light, fluorescent lighting, or other sources of illumination in

the immediate area may affect the coloring of the recorded

image.

Exposure sensor

Flash

OTHER RECORDING FUNCTIONS

Selecting the Focus Mode

You can use the following procedure to select from among

five different focus modes: Multi-area AF, Spot AF, Manual,

Infinity, and Macro.

Align the power/function switch with .

Hold down FOCUS.

FOCUS button

Rotate the selector dial to select the focus

mode, and then release FOCUS.

Multi-area AF page 62

Spot AF page 63

MF Manual Focus page 64

Infinity page 65

Macro page 65

OTHER RECORDING FUNCTIONS

• The camera automatically selects and displays the fo-

cus frame that is best suited to the subject that is clos-

est to the camera.

• You can find out the status of the Multi-area Auto Fo-

cus operation by checking the color of the displayed

focus frame and the status of the operation/card ac-

cess lamp.

Press the shutter release button the rest of the

way down to record the image.

Using Auto Focus (Multi-area Auto Focus)

As its name suggests, the Auto Focus Mode adjusts focus

automatically. When you press the shutter release about half

way, the camera measures three distances and automati-

cally focuses on the nearest subject. The following is the fo-

cusing range for Auto Focus.

Focusing Range: 30 cm to ∞(11.8˝ to ∞).

Use the selector dial to select “ ” as the focus

mode.

Point the camera at the subject you want to

record, and then press the shutter release but-

ton about half way.

If you see this:

Focus frame: Green

Operation/card access lamp:

Green

Focus frame: Red

Operation/card access lamp:

Red

It means this:

The image is in focus.

The image is not in focus.

Focus frame

OTHER RECORDING FUNCTIONS

Using the Spot Auto Focus Mode

With Spot Auto Focus, you can select one of nine focus

frames to suit the object on which you want Auto Focus to be

performed.

Use the selector dial to select “ ” as the focus

mode.

Compose the image you want to record.

While holding down FOCUS to display all of the

available focus frame positions, rock the con-

trol button left, right, up, or down to move the

[+] mark to the focus frame location you want

to use.

• The currently selected focus frame is the one where

the [+] mark is located.

After selecting the focus frame you want, re-

lease FOCUS.

• This makes the focus frame you selected the active

focus frame.

IMPORTANT!

• Note that you cannot change the focus frame position

while a Best Shot Mode composition outline is on the

display.

• The focus frame position you specify with the above

procedure is also used as the area for focus area ex-

pansion (page 67), and center-weighted and spot me-

tering (page 68).

• You can find out the status of the focus operation by

checking the color of the focus frame and the status of

the operation/card access lamp. See “Using Auto Fo-

cus (Multi-area Auto Focus)” on page 62 for more in-

formation.

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