Apple QuickTake 200 Camera - Manual (Page 17)

17 Using the Camera to Take Pictures
Selecting the aperture
Selecting the aperture (the light setting) for your camera is a simple process.
(The aperture is the opening in the lens that lets in light.) You can switch the
aperture between ƒ2.2 and ƒ8.0. Use the
X (ƒ2.2) setting when you have low
light, and use the
◊ setting (ƒ8.0) when you have bright light.
If the overexposure (
%) warning is flashing on the LCD screen, indicating
too much light, change the setting to
◊ (ƒ8.0).
If the underexposure (
⁄) warning is flashing on the LCD screen, indicating
too little light, change the setting to
X (ƒ2.2).
Adjusting the LCD screen brightness
Use the brightness dial on the bottom of the camera to set the LCD screen to
a visible brightness.
Note: While taking pictures indoors, the brightness of an
image might be affected by the flicker of fluorescent lighting.
IMPORTANT The brightness dial does not adjust the brightness of images that
you have already taken; it only adjusts the brightness of the LCD screen.
Brightness dial
Aperture selector