Konica Minolta MM-A208 User Manual

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Function Dial

Exposure mode

Digital zoom (Electronic magnification)

White balance

Metering mode

Camera Sensitivity (ISO)

Focus mode (p. 81)

Autofocus area

Program (fixed) (p. 53)

Auto white balance (fixed) (p. 68)

Center-weighted (fixed) (p. 51)

Auto (fixed) (p. 70)

Continuous AF (without audio)
Single AF (with audio)

Spot (fixed)

Digital-subject-program button

Disabled

Flash

Spot AE lock button

Macro mode

Available (p. 47)

Display information button

All displays available (p. 41)

Movie menu

To set movie mode and audio (p. 104)

Movie files are recorded at approximately 297KB per second. A 16MB Compactflash card can store
about 50 seconds of digital video. Actual time depends on the subject and the amount of image and
audio data stored on the card.

Manual focus can be used before or during movie recording. The zooming ring can be used during
recording, but the microphone may pick up the noise of the mechanism. The audio can be turned off
with the movie menu. Digital Effects Controller (p. 73) can be used to adjust exposure, contrast, color
saturation, and filter settings; the filter effect is disabled with Night Movies. The list below indicates
which functions can be used, which are fixed, and which are disabled in movie mode.

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Disabled