Photographic apparatus, setting method of photography conditions, and recording medium
AssigneeCasio Computer Co., Ltd.
InventorsMakoto Watanabe, Hiroki Hosaka, Yuichi Onumata
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AssigneeCasio Computer Co., Ltd.
InventorsMakoto Watanabe, Hiroki Hosaka, Yuichi Onumata
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In a digital camera 1, when a shutter button is pressed halfway, then a photographic scene is evaluated until the shutter button is fully depressed, and based on automatic parameters corresponding to the evaluated photographic scene which are set, each portion is controlled in accordance with the set automatic parameters (Step S3). Furthermore, tags for manual setting corresponding to the photographic scene evaluated in Step S2 are superimposed on a live view image (Step S5). Whether a touch for any of the tags has been detected is determined (Step S9). If a touch has been detected, manual parameters corresponding to the touched tag in the automatic parameters stored in RAM in Step S3 are changed by one level and updated (Step S13). If the shutter key has been operated, still image photographic processing is performed with the parameters updated and stored in RAM in Step S13 (Step S23).
A camera comprising:
A photographic method for a camera, which includes a photographic unit and a storage unit that stores, for the purpose of setting a plurality of types of photographic conditions corresponding to a photographic scene, a classification of a photographic condition which can be manually set among the plurality of types of photographic conditions corresponding to the photographic scene, and an index representative of a characteristic of a subject image for a case of being photographed under the plurality of types of photographic conditions in accordance with the classified photographic condition, the photographic method comprising:
A non-transitory computer-readable storage medium storing a program executable by a computer provided in a camera, the program causing the computer to function as units including:
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