Canon D1 Instruction Manual Page 104
- Page / 178
- Table of contents
- TROUBLESHOOTING
- BOOKMARKS
Rated. / 5. Based on customer reviews
104
Vertical shots can be rotated automatically so that they are displayed
upright during playback.
Auto rotate will work only with vertical images captured while
[Auto rotate] was [On]. Auto rotate will not work with vertical
images captured while [Auto rotate] was [Off].
1
Select [Auto rotate].
¡Select the <c> tab.
¡
Hold down the <
X
> button and turn
the <
5
> dial to select [
Auto rotate
].
Then let go of the <
X
> button.
2
Select the desired setting.
¡Hold down the <X> button and
turn the <5> dial to select [On]. Then
let go of the button.
3
Take a vertical shot.
¡
For the image review right after image
capture, the image will not be displayed
vertically on the LCD monitor.
4
Playback the image.
¡Press the <V> button.
s The vertical shot will be displayed
vertically as shown on the left.
3Auto Image Rotation
If the vertical image is taken while the camera is pointed up or down, the
image might not rotate automatically for playback.
When you change the camera’s orientation between horizontal and vertical,
the camera orientation sensor will make a small sound. This is not a defect.
F11]QCA.3,dk /.2 ɚĘȸ ƒƐƐƓஉƑƑרƒƑýվෙýعؽƕݰƑƒಠ
- INSTRUCTION MANUAL 1
- Test the Camera Before Using 2
- Copyrights 2
- Equipment Check List 3
- Contents 4
- Safety Warnings 6
- Handling Precautions 8
- LCD Panels and LCD Monitor 9
- Memory Cards 9
- Lens Electrical Contacts 9
- Cautions for Prolonged Use 9
- Nomenclature 10
- Top LCD Panel 13
- Rear LCD Panel 14
- Viewfinder Information 15
- Getting Started 17
- Recharging the Battery 18
- Recharge the battery 19
- Rubber lining 20
- Temperature Shots remaining 21
- Insert the DC Coupler 22
- Connect the DC plug 22
- Connect the power cord 22
- Mounting and Detaching a Lens 23
- Basic Operation 27
- Pressing halfway 28
- Pressing completely 28
- Shutter Button 28
- 6> dial only 29
- 6> Dial 29
- 9). During 30
- Vertical Shooting 31
- Menu Operations 32
- 5> dial to select a menu 33
- 5> dial to select the 33
- Exit the menu 34
- Menu Settings 34
- N> button and <B> 36
- Dioptric Adjustment 37
- M> button 38
- 4> switch to <2> 39
- 3Cleaning the CMOS sensor 40
- Press the shutter button 41
- Cleaning the CMOS Sensor 41
- Exit the sensor cleaning 41
- Attaching the Strap 42
- Image Settings 43
- Selecting the Image Size 44
- Select the image size 44
- About the RAW Format 45
- Select [JPEG quality] 46
- Select the image size 46
- Setting the ISO Speed 47
- 3Selecting the White Balance 48
- 3Custom White Balance 49
- Select < 50
- Setting the Color Temperature 51
- White Balance Correction 52
- White Balance Auto Bracketing 53
- Take the picture 54
- Selecting the Color Matrix 55
- Select [Color matrix] 56
- Select [Set up] 56
- Select the CM Set No 56
- Select the item to be set 56
- Set the desired setting 57
- Select [Parameters] 58
- Select [Set up] 58
- Set the camera to the folder 60
- Creating a new folder 60
- Selecting a Folder 61
- Selecting the Memory Card 61
- Select [BackUp] 62
- Difference between h and j 62
- 3File Numbering Methods 63
- Continuous Numbering 64
- Forced reset (M-Reset) 64
- File names 64
- 5F9Z0001.jpg 64
- Autofocus and 65
- Drive Modes 65
- Selecting the AF Mode 66
- S> button. (9) 68
- SSelecting the AF Point 68
- C.Fn-13-1, 2 69
- C.Fn-13-3 69
- Automatic AF point selection 70
- P> button to 71
- AF Point Activation Area 72
- S> button, the top 74
- Subjects difficult to focus 75
- Manual Focusing 76
- Selecting the Drive Mode 77
- Self-timer Operation 78
- Exposure Control 79
- Select the metering mode 80
- Evaluative Metering 80
- Partial Metering 80
- Spot Metering 80
- Centerweighted Averaged 81
- Metering 81
- AF Point-Linked Spot Metering 81
- W> button and 84
- 6> dial to set a 87
- 15"” is 15 sec 87
- > on the LCD panel 88
- Focus the subject 88
- Depth-of-field Preview 89
- 7> switch to <1> 90
- 6> dial to set the 90
- Set the exposure 91
- 5> dial to set the 92
- Set the AEB amount 93
- AEB with the ISO Speed 94
- Bulb Exposures 96
- Mirror Lockup 97
- Flash Photography 98
- 2 Focus the subject 99
- 5 Take the picture 99
- Sync Speed 100
- PC Terminal 100
- Non-Canon Flash Units 100
- Image Playback 101
- 3Reviewing Images 102
- Image Review Time 103
- Select [Review time] 103
- Select the desired setting 103
- 3Auto Image Rotation 104
- Shooting information 106
- 3Highlight Alert 107
- [Bright.] Display 108
- [RGB] Display 108
- 3Histogram 108
- Magnify the image 109
- Scroll around the image 109
- Magnified View 109
- X> button and 110
- M> button. The menu will 110
- Viewing the Images on TV 111
- J Image Protection 112
- Select [Protect images] 113
- KSound Recording for an Image 114
- Erasing Images 115
- L> button 116
- Select [Erase all on card] 117
- Erase the images 117
- 3Formatting a Memory Card 118
- Handling “Card Err” 119
- Camera Direct Printing 121
- Preparing to Print 122
- SBubble Jet Direct 123
- ACP Direct 123
- X> button 124
- Press the < 125
- > button 125
- Select [Paper Settings] 125
- TSetting the Paper Size 126
- YSetting the Paper Type 126
- USetting the Page Layout 126
- Set the other options 127
- Print the image 127
- Handling Printer Errors 128
- Error Messages 128
- APrinting with CP Direct 129
- Set the options 130
- Set the number of copies and 130
- Select [Style] 132
- Setting the Trimming 135
- Exit the trimming 136
- DPOF: Digital Print 137
- Order Format 137
- Print Order 138
- Exit the set up screen 139
- Select [Order] 140
- Set the print settings 140
- Selecting Individual Images 140
- Exit the Order screen 141
- Select [All] 141
- Selecting All Images 141
- Exit the Print Order screen 142
- Direct Printing with DPOF 143
- Start printing 144
- Customizing 145
- the Camera 145
- 3Setting a Custom Function 146
- Custom Function Settings 147
- 6> dial 148
- C.Fn-10 AF point illumination 150
- C.Fn-12 Mirror lockup 151
- C.Fn-16 Safety shift setting 152
- P> button to switch to 153
- C.Fn-00 Focusing screen 154
- 5> dial to select a group 155
- Register or apply 156
- P.Fn No 157
- B) button is ON 157
- 5> dial to select [OK] 158
- Save the camera settings 159
- Saving camera settings 159
- Reference 161
- Troubleshooting Guide 162
- Shooting 163
- Image Review & Operation 164
- Error Codes 165
- Changing the Focusing Screen 166
- Major Accessories (Optional) 168
- System Map 170
- Specifications 172
- Built-in dioptric adjustment: 173
- Focusing screen: 173
- Exposure compensation: 174
- Selected AF point display: 174
- Exposure control systems: 174
- EOS-dedicated Speedlite: 175
- Continuous shooting speed: 175
- Number of possible shots: 176
- Working temperature range: 176
- Digital Camera Model DS126051 177
© 2020, manymanuals.com. All rights reserved. | 2.252 s |
Manymanuals.com
Manymanuals.de
Manymanuals.fr
Manymanuals.it
Manymanuals.pl
Manymanuals.cz
Manymanuals.es
Manymanuals-pt.com
Comments to this Manuals