edgar wrote:
Just found out some pretty cool function in this little tiny camera.

It has an on-camera cropping function, and will automatically save it as another image in the memory card.

Then there is the brightness/contrast adjustment, labelled as D-Lighting which self-adjust the level for you and also automatically save as a new image in the memory card.

Then there is the BSS mode, when switch on, the flash will be disabled, and the camera automatically sets itself to longer shutter speed + larger aperture according to the low light condition. The BSS function is only used when taking photographs under low light condition without firing the flash. When shutter is released, the camera will take a couple of shots ranging from 2 to as much as possible (10), while you hold the camera, and during that time, the camera will automatically choose the best / combine all the information gathered from the number of photos taken to produce the best image out of them, without having it blurry.

This is the first time I saw this function, it may have appeared in other cameras before but this is certainly the first for me

However, I realised that this camera takes a fair bit of time to process the images before they are saved into the memory. I have since upgraded the 'Super High Speed' card to the new Sandisk Ultra II which is much faster than the Super High Speed card and has eliminated all the lagging problem.