Other Special-purpose Recording Features

• "HDR" stands for "High Dynamic Range". With HDR, the camera shoots a series of CS images using different exposure settings and combines them into a final image to correct for overexposure or underexposure of subjects of different brightness levels.

• With HDR Art HDR imaging technology is used to apply different effects to the bright areas and dark areas of the scene to transform a snapshot into a beautifully artistic image.
Also, you can record a movie by pressing the movie button.

NOTE
- The best results can be obtained with HDR Art when shooting a subject with rich differences between light and dark areas, and rich colors.
   Examples: Light cloud patterns, rust, railways, stained glass, etc.

- Conversely, moving subjects, subjects with little variation between light and dark areas, and smooth, flat subjects may not produce the results you expect.