Automatic Mode: Helps select the best shutter speed for your camera.

Portrait Mode: It helps select the best shutter speed for the camera.

Macro Mode: This mode lets you move your closer into your subject to take a close up picture.

Landscape Mode: It sets the camera up with a small aperture (large number) to make sure as much of the scene you’re photographing will be in focus as possible , which gives you depth of field.

Sports Mode: Moving Objects, and usually used for sports and is designed for.

Night Mode: Is for shooting low-light shots, and it will adjust the lighting, and color’s easily for you.

Movie Mode: This camera helps capture moving photos from still ones.

Aperture Priority Mode: You choose a type of aperture and it adjusts the ISO, and shutter speed.

Shutter Priority Mode: Is used to get more control over shutter speed, you can choose a type of shutter speed and it adjusts your settings to the speed.

Program Mode: Is similar to Auto  but gives more control in flash, white balance, ISO, and more.

Manual Mode: This mode gives you flexibility for your shots.