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Auto Mode - Camera automatically selects settings for exposure and focus. Use when you want quick snapshots without adjusting settings.

Night Mode - Adjusts the camera for low-light conditions. Use to get detailed shots in darker environments without a flash.

Landscape Mode - Adjusts settings for wide scenic shots. Use when capturing landscapes to get a sharp focus throughout the scene.

Program Mode - Similar to Auto but allows for minor adjustments. Use when you want some control but still with automatic exposure selection.

Macro Mode - Designed for photographing small subjects up close. Use when taking photos of insects, flowers, or small objects.

Aperture Priority Mode - Lets you choose the aperture while the camera selects the shutter speed. Use for depth of field control in your photos.

Manual Mode - Gives full control over both shutter speed and aperture settings. Use when you need total creative control over your photography.

Sports Mode - Increases shutter speed to freeze fast-moving subjects. Use during sporting events or for any fast-action photography.

Shutter Priority Mode - You select the shutter speed, and the camera adjusts the aperture. Use to control motion blur and capture movement.