Chapter 2
Choosing Basic Picture Settings
IN THIS CHAPTER
Selecting a Shooting mode (Auto, P, S, A, or M)
Changing the Release mode
Enabling Silent Photography mode
Choosing the right Image Size and Image Quality settings
Understanding the Image Area option
Taking advantage of Vibration Reduction
To make it as easy as possible for you to take a picture the first time you pick up your camera, the default settings on the Z fc provide fully automatic operation. However, the default settings don't produce optimal results in every situation. For example, if you’re shooting action, you have a better chance of success if you change the Release mode from the default setting, which takes a single photo with each press of the shutter button, to a setting that records multiple frames at a time.
This chapter helps you start fine-tuning camera settings to best suit the subject, by explaining the ...
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