User manual FUJIFILM FINEPIX S1 PRO Software Guide

[. . . ] Camera Shooting Software for FinePix S1 Pro User's Guide This manual describes how to use the Camera Shooting Software photography application for the FUJIFILM Digital Camera FinePix S1 Pro. Read it carefully to ensure that you use this product correctly. Camera Shooting Software IMPORTANT Be sure to read this page before using the Software Set. Notes on the Software and User's Guide (1) Unauthorized transfer or duplication of all or any part of the enclosed software or User's Guide is forbidden. (2) The enclosed software and User's Guide can be used with only one device. (3) We accept no liability whatsoever for any loss or injury incurred by the owner or any third party while using a device with the enclosed software or User's Guide. [. . . ] The following 2 types of metering mode can be displayed: Multi-Pattern / Center-Weighted Refer to the Owner's Manual for the camera for details. The following 10 types of mode can be selected: Auto / Programmed Auto / Aperture-Priority Auto / Shutter-Priority Auto / Manual / Portrait / Sports / Night scene / Landscape / Close-up You can also set the exposure compensation value by moving the button on the slider bar. You can set the exposure compensation value in the Programmed Auto, Aperture-Priority Auto, Shutter-Priority Auto and Manual exposure modes. This can be selected when the aperture mode is set to Shutter-Priority Auto or Manual. This can be selected when the aperture mode is set to Aperture-Priority Auto or Manual. The following 8 types of white balance mode can be selected: Auto / Custom / Fine / Incandescent Light / Shade (fine weather) Fluorescent Light 1 / Fluorescent Light 2 / Fluorescent Light 3 Refer to the Owner's Manual for the camera for details. 11 Camera Shooting Software AWB Performs "one-push AWB" (automatic white balance setting). This option can be specified when the white balance mode is set to "Custom". TIP · When the Camera Shooting Software is launched, images in the Scroll Preview are displayed with the orientation set in the "Display Orientation" box. · Photographed images are always saved to files unrotated. 13 Camera Shooting Software Taking Pictures When you have specified the photography settings and the display orientation, you are ready to take pictures on the camera. When the "Host" option button is selected, click the [Shoot] button in the "Shoot" window to take a picture. If the "Camera" option button is selected, press the shutter button on the camera. If you take a picture when the "Focus lock" checkbox is ticked, the camera releases the shutter immediately without performing auto focusing. If the "Focus lock" checkbox is not ticked, the camera's auto focusing feature operates and the shutter releases after the image is focused. CAUTION · If the shutter does not release when you click the [Shoot] button, set the focus mode on the camera to "M(Manual)" or tick the "Focus lock" checkbox before shooting. · If you tick the [Auto Acquire] checkbox before shooting, the photographed image is saved on the PC and then automatically erased from the camera memory. If you tick the [Time-lapse photography] checkbox before shooting, time-lapse photography is performed. See " Using Time-lapse Photography" (-> P. 22) for more information on time-lapse photography. 14 Camera Shooting Software 2. When you take the picture, the image is stored in the camera's memory and displayed in the "Scroll Preview" in the Shooting window. TIP Up to 5 shots can be taken on the camera. To continue taking additional pictures, erase some unwanted images or save the images to your PC and then erase them. Then continue taking pictures. Selecting Images To select an image in the Scroll Preview, simply click the image. The selected image appears as a depressed button. Selected image To cancel an image selection, click another image. To select multiple images, hold down the [Ctrl] key and click the images with the left mouse button. You can also select multiple images in either of the following ways: · Hold down the [Ctrl] key and as you click other images. [. . . ] The valid range for the interval between shots is displayed beforehand. When you have specified the time-lapse photography settings, check that the "Timelapse photography" checkbox is ticked and then click the [Shoot] button in the Shooting window. Time-lapse photography begins and the "Shooting time-lapse pictures. . . " message appears. 23 Camera Shooting Software 4. When the specified number of time-lapse photography shots has been taken, the [Close] button is enabled. [. . . ]