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Post July 4th, 2006, 12:06 am

i have this camera...the fujifilm s5000
my dad bought it while ago and lost its manual...
since i cant find one for free online i want to ask u photography guru's a question.

at the top of this camera there is a dial with a bunch of letters: M, A, S, P, Auto, film (i know what the film does ) and last one is, SP. what do these things meaN?

im thinking that all cameras that have dials on them have the same amount or more letters on them.

and what is iso ?
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Post July 4th, 2006, 1:40 am

This review should help (good site):

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Exposure modes
• Auto
• Program
• Shutter Priority
• Aperture Priority
• Manual
• Movie
• Scene

See page 5 for more detail and explanations.

ISO is explained at WikiPedia. Basically, the lower the ISO number the higher the quality, but the longer your shutter speeds will be.
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Post July 4th, 2006, 2:52 am

thank u so very much for the direction for the fifth page...i woulda biin lost...

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