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Due to the lens characteristics, the four corners of the picture might look
darker. This is called lens light fall-off or drop in peripheral illumination.
With JPEG images, the correction is done when the image is captured.
For RAW images, it can be corrected with Digital Photo Professional
(provided software).
The default setting is [Enable].
1
Select [Peripheral illumin.
correct.].
Under the [1] tab, select
[Peripheral illumin. correct.], then
press <0>.
2
Set the correction setting.
On the screen, check that the
attached lens’ [Correction data
available] is displayed.
If [Correction data not available] is
displayed, see “About the Lens
Correction Data” on the next page.
Turn the <5> dial to select [Enable],
then press <0>.
3
Take the picture.
The image will be recorded with the
corrected peripheral illumination.
3
Lens Peripheral Illumination Correction
Correction enabled Correction disabled
- INSTRUCTION MANUAL 1
- Icons in this Manual 4
- Basic Assumptions 4
- Chapters 5
- Contents 6
- Advanced Operations 99 7
- Live View Shooting 135 8
- Shooting Movies 153 8
- Image Playback 165 8
- Post-Processing Images 191 8
- Sensor Cleaning 199 8
- Printing Images 205 9
- Customizing the Camera 219 9
- Reference 243 9
- Software Start Guide 281 9
- Index to Features 10
- Handling Precautions 12
- LCD Panel and LCD Monitor 13
- Cautions During Prolonged Use 13
- Quick Start Guide 14
- Nomenclature 16
- LCD Panel 18
- Viewfinder Information 19
- Lens with a distance scale 21
- Lens without a distance scale 21
- Battery Charger LC-E6 22
- Battery Charger LC-E6E 22
- Getting Started 23
- Charging the Battery 24
- Turning on the Power 27
- Checking the Battery Level 28
- Open the cover 29
- Insert the card 29
- Close the cover 29
- Installing the Card 29
- Remove the card 30
- Removing the Card 30
- Image Conversion Factor 32
- Basic Operation 34
- Pressing halfway 35
- Pressing completely 35
- Shutter Button 35
- <R> 37
- Set the desired setting 38
- Function Setting Display 39
- 3 Menu Operations 40
- 6> dial to select a tab 41
- 5> dial to select the 41
- 0> to set it 41
- Before You Start 42
- Select [Date/Time/Zone] 43
- Set the time zone 43
- Set the date and time 43
- Set the daylight saving time 44
- Select [Format] 45
- 3 Formatting the Card 45
- Select [Auto power off] 46
- Set the desired time 46
- Movie Shooting Settings 48
- Select [VF grid display] 49
- Select [Enable] 49
- Displaying the Grid 49
- Basic Shooting 51
- 1 Fully Automatic Shooting 52
- 1 Full Auto Techniques 54
- C Creative Auto Shooting 55
- Shutter speed and aperture 56
- Battery check 56
- Possible shots 56
- Maximum burst 56
- Select [Review time] 58
- Image Settings 59
- Select [Quality] 60
- About RAW 62
- Set the ISO speed 64
- ISO Auto 65
- Selecting a Picture Style 66
- About the Symbols 67
- Customizing a Picture Style 68
- Monochrome Adjustment 69
- Registering a Picture Style 70
- Set the parameter 71
- Setting the White BalanceN 72
- B: Setting the White BalanceN 73
- Select [WB SHIFT/BKT] 75
- White Balance Correction 75
- White Balance Auto Bracketing 76
- 3 Auto Lighting OptimizerN 77
- Select [Peripheral illumin 78
- Set the correction setting 78
- Select [Select folder] 80
- Select [Create folder] 80
- Create a new folder 80
- Create a Folder 80
- Selecting a Folder 81
- 3 Changing the File Name 82
- 3 File Numbering Methods 84
- Auto Reset 85
- Manual Reset 85
- 3 Setting the Color SpaceN 86
- Setting the AF and 87
- Drive Modes 87
- Select the AF mode 88
- S Selecting the AF AreaN 91
- AF Area Selection Modes 93
- When Autofocus Fails 96
- Select the drive mode 97
- Select the self-timer 98
- Advanced Operations 99
- Program AE 100
- About Program Shift 101
- Shutter-Priority AE 102
- Aperture-Priority AE 104
- Depth of Field PreviewN 105
- Manual Exposure 106
- Select the metering mode 107
- Select [Expo. comp./AEB] 109
- Set the AEB amount 109
- Take the picture 109
- Canceling AEB 109
- A AE LockN 110
- F: Bulb Exposures 111
- Mirror LockupN 113
- R Remote Control Shooting 114
- D Using the Built-in Flash 115
- 3 Using Red-eye Reduction 116
- 3 Setting the FlashN 119
- Functions 120
- Display the Custom Function 122
- Set the Custom Function 122
- Using Wireless FlashN 123
- Outdoors 124
- Select [Wireless func.] 125
- Set [Channel] 125
- Fire a test flash 125
- Basic settings: 130
- Select [Firing group] 130
- Multiple External Speedlites 130
- External Speedlites 133
- Using Non-Canon Flash Units 134
- Live View Shooting 135
- A Live View Shooting 136
- About the < 137
- About the Information Display 138
- Shooting Function Settings 139
- Live View shoot 140
- Grid display 140
- Expo. simulationN 140
- Silent shootingN 141
- Metering timerN 141
- Using AF to Focus 142
- Focus the subject 143
- Display the Live View image 143
- Live Mode and 145
- Select the AF point 147
- Quick Mode: f 147
- Focusing ManuallyN 149
- Live View Shooting Cautions 150
- Shooting Movies 153
- Using Manual Exposure 157
- Shooting Still Photos 158
- Movie-recording size 160
- Sound recording 162
- Notes on Movie Shooting 163
- Image Playback 165
- Playback the image 166
- Select the image 166
- Exit the image playback 166
- Single Image Display 166
- Dark image 168
- Normal brightness 168
- Bright image 168
- Turn on the index display 169
- Select [Image jump w/6] 170
- Select the jump method 170
- Browse by jumping 170
- Magnify the image 171
- Scroll around the image 171
- Select [Rotate] 172
- Rotate the image 172
- 3 Setting Ratings 173
- Taking advantage of ratings 174
- Press the <Q> button 175
- Select a function and set it 175
- Exit the setting 175
- Playback on a TV set 177
- (provided software) 178
- 3 Slide Show (Auto Playback) 182
- Set the play time and repeat 183
- Start the slide show 183
- Quit the slide show 183
- Viewing the Images on TV 184
- Protecting Images 186
- L Erasing Images 187
- Erase the image 188
- Select [LCD brightness] 189
- Select [Auto] or [Manual] 189
- Adjust the brightness 189
- Set the auto rotate 190
- Select [Auto rotate] 190
- Post-Processing 191
- Select an image 192
- Process the image 192
- Displaying the setting screen 193
- Save the image 193
- About the Magnified View 193
- RAW Image-processing Options 194
- S Resize 197
- Sensor Cleaning 199
- Select [Sensor cleaning] 200
- Select [Clean nowf] 200
- Cleaning the Sensor Now 200
- 3 Appending Dust Delete DataN 201
- About the Dust Delete Data 202
- 3 Manual Sensor CleaningN 203
- Printing Images 205
- Preparing to Print 206
- Print setting screen 208
- QSetting the Paper Size 209
- YSetting the Paper Type 209
- USetting the Page Layout 209
- Set the printing effects 210
- Set the date and file number 211
- Set the number of copies 211
- Start printing 211
- Trimming the Image 213
- Handling Printer Errors 214
- Error Messages 214
- Select [Print order] 215
- Select [Set up] 215
- Set the option as desired 215
- Setting the Printing Options 215
- Press the <M> button 216
- Print Ordering 217
- 1 Preparing to print 218
- 3 Select [Print] 218
- 5 Select [OK] 218
- Customizing the 219
- 3 Setting Custom FunctionsN 220
- 3 Custom FunctionsN 221
- 3 Custom Function SettingsN 222
- C.Fn I -6 Safety shift 223
- C.Fn II: Image 224
- C.Fn III: Autofocus/Drive 225
- C.Fn IV: Operation/Others 231
- <> AF stop 235
- 1° Over 4° 237
- 3 Registering My MenuN 238
- Select [Camera user setting] 239
- Select [Register] 239
- Settings Registered 240
- Select the desired option 241
- Enter text 241
- Text Entry Procedure 242
- Reference 243
- B Button Functions 244
- Shooting Settings 245
- Select [Battery info.] 246
- Press the <B> button 247
- Select [OK] 247
- 7c400300 248
- 1 Select [Delete info.] 249
- 3 Press the <L> button 249
- 4 Select [OK] 249
- Connect the power cord 250
- Place the cord in the groove 250
- Insert the DC Coupler 250
- System Map 252
- Function Availability Table 254
- Menu Settings 256
- 3 Playback 1 (Blue) 257
- 4 Playback 2 (Blue) Page 258
- 5 Set-up 1 (Yellow) 258
- 6 Set-up 2 (Yellow) Page 259
- 7 Set-up 3 (Yellow) 259
- Movie Shooting Menu 260
- Troubleshooting Guide 261
- Shooting-Related Problems 262
- Printing-Related Problems 266
- Error Codes 267
- Specifications 268
- • Viewfinder 269
- • Autofocus 269
- • Exposure Control 269
- •Shutter 270
- • Drive System 270
- • Live View Shooting 270
- • Movie Shooting 271
- •LCD Monitor 271
- •Image Playback 271
- • Post-Processing of Images 272
- • Direct Printing 272
- • Custom Functions 272
- • Interface 272
- • Power Source 272
- • Dimensions and Weight 273
- • Operation Environment 273
- •Battery Pack LP-E6 273
- • Battery Charger LC-E6 273
- • Battery Charger LC-E6E 273
- • EF-S 18-135mm f/3.5-5.6 IS 274
- Trademarks 275
- About MPEG-4 Licensing 276
- Safety Warnings 277
- Software Start Guide 281
- EOS Solution Disk XXX 282
- Windows 7 283
- Windows Vista Windows XP 283
- MAC OS X 10.6 - 10.7 284
- [WINDOWS] 285
- [MACINTOSH] 285
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