Please teach me how to set up Canon ixus95ix camera to take the best photos. I need detailed steps. Thank you...

I have summarized 9 common digital camera scene modes and their shooting techniques for your reference. 1. Portrait mode Purpose: This mode is mainly used to take photos of people, such as ID photos. Digital cameras will adjust the aperture to the maximum to create a shallow depth of field. Some cameras will also use tones, contrast or softening effects that can show stronger skin color effects to highlight the subject of the portrait. Tips: In this shooting environment, everyone only needs to pay attention to issues such as framing and composition. If you are shooting indoors and using flash, you should turn on the red-eye reduction function on your digital camera. In addition, there should be a certain distance between the camera and the target. It is best to use the zoom function to zoom in on the target from a distance. 2. Landscape mode Purpose: When shooting scenic spots, the digital camera will adjust the aperture to the minimum to increase the depth of field. In addition, the focus will also become infinity, so that the photo can obtain the clearest effect. Tips: There are not many things to pay attention to. You only need to pay attention to the ambient light, for example, do not let the sun shine directly on the lens. In environments such as sunset, you may have to manually adjust the white balance. 3. Purpose of panorama mode: When shooting ultra-wide pictures (such as mountains and seas), the digital camera will leave extra space after each photo to help photographers take multiple consecutive landscape photos to form an ultra-wide landscape photo. . Tip: When shooting, you need to use some obvious places (such as buildings) as connection marks to make it easier to combine the next photo. It is recommended that you use a tripod to shoot to ensure stable picture and accurate positioning. 4. Night scene mode Purpose: There are generally two types of night scene modes. The former uses a shutter speed of about 1/10 second for shooting, which may lead to underexposure. The latter uses a shutter exposure time of several seconds to ensure that the photo is fully exposed and the photo screen will be brighter. Both of the above are shot with a smaller aperture and the flash is turned off. Tips: First of all, you should use a tripod when shooting night scenes; in addition, it is best to use the Timer delay mode to trigger the shutter, because if you press it with your hand, it may move to the camera. 5. Purpose of Night Scene Portrait Mode: When shooting people in night scenes (such as lantern festivals), digital cameras usually use a shutter speed of a few seconds to 1/10 seconds to capture distant scenery, and use flash to illuminate the subject of the person in the foreground. The flash usually Will be triggered before the flash turns off. Tips: It is best to use a tripod, and pay attention to the distance between the target and the flash to avoid the problem of the foreground target being too bright. 6. Light mode Purpose: This mode is similar to night scene mode. The shutter will close after a few seconds to obtain sufficient exposure (just like the B door of a film camera). Tips: Shooting tips are the same as night mode. 7. Backlight mode Purpose: Used in some backlight environments, that is, there is strong light behind the subject. The camera will use focused metering to enhance the accuracy of exposure and increase the EV value to prevent the subject from being too dark. Some cameras will also use flash for fill light. Tip: Focus on the subject first and hold the shutter button halfway, then move the camera to compose the picture elsewhere. At the same time, photographers should pay attention to the light source. If they encounter too strong light, they should change their position to shoot. 8. Dynamic mode Purpose: Used to shoot high-speed moving objects. The digital camera will adjust the shutter speed to a faster (1/500 second) or increase the ISO sensitivity value. Tip: If there is insufficient light source when shooting, it may not be possible to lock on high-speed moving images, so it is best to use this mode in the sun. 9. Macro mode Purpose: Used to shoot tiny targets such as flowers, insects, etc. The digital camera will use the "macro" focal length and turn off the flash. Tips: In macro shooting mode, pay attention to that the distance between the target and the digital camera should be at least the macro shooting distance indicated in the camera manual (such as 4cm), otherwise the problem of being unable to focus will occur. And everyone should also pay attention to the light source and not make the target too dark. It is best to use a tripod for shooting.