Portrait Modes: Are used to take clear ad vivid portraits of people. This mode selects color settings, set the best shallow depth of field and gives a fast shutter speed for the best picture quality.
Landscape Mode: Is used to take the best scenery of landscape. With landscape mode it gives you more vivid colors and sets a small aperture for the sharpest depth of field.
Sports Mode: Is a mode that mainly focuses on how fast pictures are taken for the perfect shot. To get in sports mode all it does is have a fast shutter speed with wider aperture for shallower depth of field, and higher ISO.
Night Portrait Mode: Is a mode used for night-time. For example, many people use Night Portrait mode for portraits of the moon, with this all it takes is a slightly lower shutter speed.
Close-up Mode: Is a mode that automatically focuses on an object that’s most close to it. It gives wider aperture to give shallow depth of field and possibly a slower shutter speed.
Program Mode: Is a mode that has various similarities with Auto Mode. With program mode shutter speed and aperture is selected by the ISO for you.
Aperture Priority Mode: Is a mode that automatically selects your settings but the main one you can focus on is the aperture. This is so you can select the type of depth of field you prefer.
Shutter Priority Mode: Is a mode very alike Aperture Priority Mode, but differs in shutter speed. This is because you can have control over the shutter speed and capturing a moving object.
Manual Mode: Manual mode is known to be the hardest but most helpful mode to use because you’ll be in control over all the settings. You can change the ISO, shutter speed and the aperture so then you can get the perfect picture you want.