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214                    The “Recording” (Camera icon) Menu Settings
















           Creative Styles – B&W            Picture  Effect  –  High  Contrast
                                            Monochrome














           Posterization – B&W              Rich-tone   Monochrome   (lower
                                            contrast)

           The differences are subtle, but they’re there!  Different choices for different
           subjects.

           5.25.11  MINIATURE MODE

           This feature is kind of misleadingly named.  It is claimed to give the image
           a feel of what the old Japanese Monster movies used to look like – the giant
           monsters were actually miniatures filmed in a certain way that exaggerated
           the  shallow  depth-of-field,  trying  to  make  it  look  like  it  would  normally
           look had the monster actually been monster-sized.
           So  all  this  feature  does  is  selectively  apply  the  soft-focus  function
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           demonstrated earlier to all but 1/3  of the image, plus it exaggerates color
           intensity  to  an  unreal  degree.    And  to  help  you  compose  properly,  the
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           camera will show you which 1/3  of the image will be sharp while you’re
           shooting in this mode.




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