Sony DSC-S730 Digital Camera User Manual

About this manual

The Sony DSC-S730 is a compact digital camera designed for capturing still and moving images. This user manual guides users through initial setup, including inserting batteries or Memory Stick Duo media, setting the clock, and attaching accessories like the wrist strap.

The guide details how to operate the camera's various modes, such as Auto Adjust, Program Auto, and specialized scenes like Snowy or Moonlight Portrait. It also explains functions for zooming, flash control, macro shooting, and self-timer usage. This manual is written in Chinese.

What's inside

• Precautions
• Getting Started
• Shooting Still Images
• Shooting Moving Images
• Flash Settings
• Macro Shooting
• Self Timer
• Playback and Deleting
• Settings Menu
• Troubleshooting

Frequently asked questions

What is the maximum length allowed for the USB or A/V connection cables?

The manual states that the connected cable must not exceed a limit of 3 meters.

How much internal memory is available for recording images when no Memory Stick Duo is inserted?

The camera uses its internal memory, which is approximately 22 MB, to record and play back images.

What are the approximate distances for close-up shooting at the wide-angle and telephoto ends?

At the W end, the distance is approximately 5 cm or more; at the T end, it is approximately 35 cm or more.