Asking questions about Sony camera photography mode

"M" is the manual exposure mode, and "P" is the program automatic exposure mode.

SCN is a scene mode, which contains multiple scenes, such as portraits, night scenes, beaches, fireworks and so on. Manual operation can only be used if you know a little about exposure. You set the shutter speed, aperture value, ISO sensitivity and so on, and all the parameters are set by you. If the program is automatic, you can set ISO sensitivity, metering mode, focusing mode, exposure compensation (there is no such concept as manual exposure, because the exposure is completely controlled by you, and the exposure compensation is subject to the exposure set by the camera), white balance and so on.

"Mouth |" should be the switch of display mode. I wonder if there is a small window on your camera that you can look at close to your eyes? That's an optical viewfinder. Press the button ||, and the screen should change. One is that there is little information (parameters) on the screen, and the other is a lot. Now the screen is closed. When it is closed, use a small window (optical viewfinder) to see the scenery (view).

Sony's full name of anti-shake in English is "Super steadyshot". Find this item in the menu and you can open it (there are two modes: one is "continuous", which means it is always on whether you press the shutter or not, and the other is "shooting", which only turns on the anti-shake when you press the shutter, which saves electricity). It is really necessary to read more instructions. Even if a professional photographer buys a new camera, he can't fully grasp the operation of the camera (referring to a professional SLR) without reading the instructions for ten or twenty times, because the operation of each camera is different and the principle is the same, but the operation may be very different. I hope it helps you ~ ~ hehe.