Samsung s1050 instruction manual

Press the E button in an available recording mode. Move Exit Press the Shutter button to take a picture. The subject will be sharp and in focus while making the rest out of focus.

A previous image will be deleted and new frame will display. However, the calculation will be biased towards the centre of the image area. The speed or specific light-sensitivity of a camera is rated by ISO numbers. You can select the most appropriate white balance setting for a given shooting environment by setting up the custom white balance.

The recording frame range will become narrower than when you select the menu. Press theT button and a confirmation window will display.

The icon will be displayed on the LCD monitor after voice memo recording has finished. Select the [User Image] save an image to be the start-up image. The resized image will have a new file name. Press the play mode button and press the E button. Once the playback of the rotated picture is finished, it will switch back to the original state.

Press the play back button and press the E button. Select Cartoon Move Exit Press the OK button and you can select images. A message will display on the LCD monitor as shown below. While the menu is not showing, press the LEFT button to select the previous image. You can view the slide show by connecting the camera to an external monitor. Press the play mode button and press the menu button.

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No additional import charges on delivery. This item will be sent through the Global Shipping Programme and includes international tracking. Learn more - opens in a new window or tab. May not post to Germany - Read item description or contact seller for postage options. See details. The S's face detection works well enough in most cases, but low light can confound the system, causing it to slow down or sometimes not even detect a face at all. Slow shot-to-shot times and a shutter that lags really hold the S back.

After a 2. With the onboard flash enabled, that wait ballooned to 4. The shutter fared little better, pausing 0. With our low-contrast target, that time increased scantly to 1 second, a laudable wait were it not for the camera's other slow tendencies.

In burst mode, we took nine megapixel photos in The slightly lower resolution S outshone its bigger brother in almost every category of our tests, with a scant half-second shutter lag and a 2. The S's higher resolution probably contributes at least partly to that slower speed, but even a megapixel camera shouldn't be this slow.

Noise plagues the S's photos, and grain shows up in shots taken at settings as low as ISO Almost any noise at that level could be considered unacceptable, but in fairness the noise only becomes apparent on computer monitors; any noise found in prints will remain unnoticed to most eyes.

Unfortunately, even prints start to look noisy around ISO , and photos shot at ISO and ISO look like televisions with poor reception--regardless of the format on which they're displayed. Worse still, this noise takes the camera's otherwise good color reproduction and horribly mutes the blues and reds.