When you aim the camera, Scene Auto mode automatically switches to the optimum shooting settings for the scene. Pets mode is convenient when shooting photos of your favorite cats. But can you really use these functions to shoot with settings tailored to the scene? I performed some experiments to find out.

	Hey director! I just had a good idea!
	Really? What idea is that?
	A pet version of face recognition. The camera would detect the faces of pets rather than people. What do you think?!
	Ha ha, you're too late. That is definitely a good idea but Pets mode already exists. It is a cat-friendly mode that not only detects and focuses on the cat's face but also automatically turns off the flash and the camera sounds.
	What? It already exists??? Well okay then, I will experiment to see if it really can detect faces.
	Sounds good, but while you are at it, also check out the convenient Scene Auto mode, which automatically matches the settings to the subject.
	Well I am going to be so busy that I'll need some cats to help me. I'd better get going!

So, in this experiment, we will be looking at Pets mode and also at Auto Scene mode, which automatically switches the shooting mode.

Experimentation Environment

Camera ：CX3 Subjects ：people, scenery, night scenery, animals