

Rotating the Mode dial to the Guide position brings up this helpful menu. This is a useful function that will help beginners obtain better photos.
The AUTO shooting mode turns the L210 into a fully automatic point-n-shoot camera.
This simplified mode has limited access to the menu options, in fact, you can only change the image size/quality, flash mode, and focus area.
When using Auto or Portrait mode, pressing the "E"ffects button will give you access to these creative
options: Color. (Image Adjust is available in Program and Manual mode)
Program AE mode, is like auto, the camera selects both shutter speed and aperture
values automatically. However, now you have access to more advanced camera settings like
ISO, White balance, Metering, etc. Icons indicate we are using 10M Superfine image
size/quality, Multi-segment metering, Auto flash mode, Center AF, and an SD card is being used for image
storage. You can also see indicators for battery level, number of remaining frames, OIS (image stabilization) is enabled as well as the time &
date.
When you half press the shutter release, the AF marks will turn green if focus is achieve or
red if it fails. The flash icon also turns red when the flash is going to fire.
When using Program or Manual mode, pressing the "E"ffects button will give you access to these creative
options: Color and Image Adjust
Record menu options (except in Auto):
Contrast - Soft, Normal, Vivid Focus Area - Mulit AF, Center AF Voice Memo - Off or On Voice Record - Record audio only option
Press the Fn (FuNction) button in program mode to change: Size - 10M, 9M (Wide), 7M, 7M (Wide) 5M, 3M, 1M Quality - Super Fine, Fine, Normal Metering - Multi, Spot, Center Shooting - Single, Continuous, AEB, Motion Capture ISO Speed - Auto or fixed at 80, 100, 200, 400, 800, 1600 equivalents White Balance - Auto, Daylight, Cloudy, Fluorescent H , Fluorescent L, Tungsten, Custom set Exposure Compensation - ±2EV in 1/3EV steps
Here you can see the Dual IS Scene mode. It uses both the OIS system and high ISO settings to help combat camera-shake and motion blur in low lighting.
The L210 offers various scene modes, like Portrait shown above.
Here is the menu when the Mode dial is at the Scene position.
Movie mode records 800x592 (20fps), 640 x 480 or 320 x 240 motion video at 15 or 30fps with audio.
Movie clips are saved as Windows AVI format video files. The length of these movies is
limited only by the amount of available memory (2GB max. clip size). Unlike most models, you can use the optical
zoom while recording.
Movie mode menu options: Size - 800x597, 640x480, 320x240 Frame Rate - 30fps, 20fps, 15fps Metering - Multi, Spot, Center Stabilizer - On or Off White Balance - Auto, Daylight, Cloudy, Fluorescent H , Fluorescent L, Tungsten, Custom set Exposure Compensation - ±2EV in 1/3EV steps
And you can also Record Audio only. The length is limited to a the amount of available memory. Audio recordings are saved as Windows .WAV format files. |
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