Twilight mode is used to keep bright colors from appearing blurry when image is captured in a dark place. The subject can be recorded with out losing the dark atmosphere because the contrast is enhanced. Twilight mode plus increases the effectiveness of the twilight mode function. Normal mode - no progam function. Twilight mode active.
Landscape is used to focus only on distant subjects.
Panfocus mode is when you need to change focus quickly from a close up to a distant subject, the zoom should be set to the W side - focus is fixed. Spot light-metering is used when there is a strong contrast between the subject and the background, you should line the subject up with the cross hairs to use this function most effectively. Spot light-metering off. Spot light-metering on. The program function does not work when the image is recorded in text mode as a gif file.