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ちょっと自信がありませんが、おおむね、次の様な意味だと思います。 自動→一般的な画像の撮影―画質と使いやすさのバランスに優れています。 デジタル安定化画像→手ブレや被写体ブレの影響を最小限に抑えます。 クローズアップ→近距離。可能な場合は自然光の代わりに、フラッシュを使用して下さい。 シーン→特殊な条件の下におかれたものを指定して撮影する場合に設定します。 高感度撮影 抵光量の屋内に居る人物に対してより高い感度を使用します。 ビデオ→音声と動画を取り込みます。 お気に入り→お気に入りの写真の確認。
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ご回答ありがとうございます。自分はほとんどオートでとってたのですが、適切なモードを選択することで、よりレベルの高い撮影ができそうです。
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