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When shooting a scene having both the bright and dark areas, use the
<G> (HDR Backlight Control) mode. When you take one picture in this
mode, three consecutive shots are taken at different exposures. This
results in one image, with a wide tonal range, that has minimized the
clipped shadows caused by backlighting.
* HDR stands for High Dynamic Range.
Hold the camera firmly.
During shooting, hold the camera firmly and steadily. In this mode,
three shots are aligned and merged into a single image. However, if
there is significant misalignment in any of the three shots due to
camera shake, they may not align properly in the final image.
8: G Shooting Backlit Scenes
Shooting Tips
See the cautions on page 125.
- Instruction Manual 1
- Introduction 2
- Item Check List 3
- Instruction Manuals 4
- Compatible Cards 5
- Quick Start Guide 6
- Focus on the subject (p.56) 7
- Take the picture (p.56) 7
- Review the picture 7
- Icons in this Manual 8
- Chapters 9
- Contents 10
- Basic Shooting 93 11
- Image Settings 161 12
- GPS Settings 217 13
- Flash Photography 277 14
- Shooting Movies 325 15
- Image Playback 387 15
- Post-Processing Images 437 16
- Sensor Cleaning 449 16
- Customizing the Camera 467 16
- Reference 513 17
- Software Start Guide / 17
- Index to Features 18
- Image Recording Settings 19
- Image Quality 19
- Shooting 19
- Exposure 19
- Live View Shooting 20
- Movie Shooting 20
- Safety Precautions 22
- Cautions: 24
- Handling Precautions 25
- LCD Panel and LCD Monitor 27
- Nomenclature 28
- LCD Panel 33
- Custom shooting mode 36
- Battery Charger LC-E6E 37
- Attaching the Strap 38
- Getting Started and Basic 39
- Camera Operations 39
- Charging the Battery 40
- Open the cover 43
- Insert the card 43
- Close the cover 43
- Installing the Card 43
- Remove the card 44
- Removing the Card 44
- Using the LCD Monitor 46
- Turning on the Power 47
- > indicates 48
- Display the menu screen 49
- Time/Zone] 49
- Set the time zone 49
- Set the date and time 50
- Set the daylight saving time 51
- Under the [52] tab, select 52
- [LanguageK] 52
- Set the desired language 52
- Detaching the Lens 54
- Basic Shooting Operations 55
- Pressing Halfway 56
- Pressing Completely 56
- Shutter Button 56
- 6 Main Dial 57
- <5> dial 58
- Turn only the <5> dial 58
- Quick Control Dial 58
- Multi-controller 59
- R Multi Function Lock 59
- U LCD Panel Illumination 60
- Creative Zone modes 62
- Quick Control 63
- Basic Zone Modes Menu Screen 64
- Dimmed Menu Items 66
- Sample Screen (Quick Control) 67
- Sample Screen (Menu screen) 68
- Sample Screen (Scale display) 68
- Select [Touch control] 69
- 3 Formatting the Card 70
- Before You Start 73
- Movie Shooting Settings 78
- Select [Viewfinder display] 79
- Select [Grid display] 79
- Select [Show] 79
- Check the camera’s tilt 80
- B Button Functions 84
- Quick Control Screen 86
- AF operation Drive mode 87
- Metering modeISO speed 87
- AF Area / AF point selection 87
- Select [Multi function lock] 88
- Add a checkmark [X] to the 88
- Select [Mode guide] 89
- Turn the Mode Dial 89
- Press the <X> key 89
- Setting the Feature Guide 90
- Select [Help text size] 92
- Set the text size 92
- Help Display Text Size 92
- Basic Shooting 93
- Minimizing Blurred Photos 96
- Recomposing the Shot 97
- Shooting a Moving Subject 97
- C Creative Auto Shooting 100
- Ambience Settings 102
- Set [Background Blur] 106
- Take the picture 106
- 8: Special Scene Mode 107
- SCN Modes 108
- 8: 2 Shooting Portraits 109
- Shooting Group Photos 110
- 8: 3 Shooting Landscapes 111
- 8: 5 Shooting Moving Subjects 112
- 8: C Photographing Children 113
- Panning 114
- 8: r Panning 115
- 8: 4 Shooting Close-ups 116
- 8: P Shooting Food 117
- Shooting Tips 118
- 8: G Shooting Backlit Scenes 121
- Q Quick Control 126
- Setting the AF and 129
- Drive Modes 129
- Focus indicator 131
- AF point 131
- AF Points Lighting Up in Red 133
- G Large Zone AF 135
- (Manual selection of zone) 135
- H Automatic selection AF 135
- Press the <B> button 136
- Select an AF point 137
- AF Point Display Indications 138
- AF Area Selection Mode 139
- Automatic selection AF 140
- AF Using Color Tracking 142
- AF Sensor 143
- Lenses and Usable AF Points 145
- Lens Group Designations 149
- When Autofocus Fails 153
- MF: Manual Focus 154
- 3 Setting Lens Electronic MFN 155
- Select the drive mode 156
- Image Settings 161
- Select [Image quality] 162
- 61+741+73 163
- RAW Images 166
- 3 Setting the Aspect RatioN 168
- Set the ISO speed 170
- ISO Auto 172
- Select [Min. shutter spd.] 175
- Selecting a Picture Style 176
- Picture Style Characteristics 177
- 3 Selecting a Picture StyleN 178
- Customizing a Picture Style 180
- Set the parameter 181
- V Monochrome Adjustment 182
- Registering a Picture Style 183
- Select a parameter 184
- B: Setting the White BalanceN 185
- White Balance 186
- Select [White balance] 187
- Select [Q] 187
- Select the desired item 187
- Q Auto White Balance 187
- Shoot a white object 188
- O Custom White Balance 188
- Select [WB Shift/Bkt.] 191
- White Balance Correction 191
- White Balance Auto Bracketing 192
- Select the setting 194
- 3 Setting Noise ReductionN 195
- 3 Highlight Tone PriorityN 199
- Select [Lens aberration 200
- Select [Enable] 202
- Distortion Correction 202
- Diffraction Correction 203
- Lens Correction Data 204
- Reducing Flicker 206
- 3 Reducing FlickerN 207
- 3 Setting the Color SpaceN 208
- Select [Create folder] 209
- Select [OK] 209
- Creating a Folder 209
- Select [Select folder] 209
- Selecting a Folder 210
- 3 File Numbering Methods 211
- Card 1 Card 2 212
- Select the item to be set 214
- Enter text 214
- Exit the setting 214
- GPS Settings 217
- GPS Features 218
- Map data ©2017 ZENRIN 219
- GPS Precautions 220
- Acquiring GPS Signals 221
- GPS Acquisition Status 222
- Poor GPS Coverage 223
- Check the [GPS] setting 224
- Viewing GPS Information 224
- Geotagging Information 225
- Select [Auto time setting] 227
- Select the desired setting 227
- Logging the Route Traveled 228
- Geotag Information Logs 229
- Advanced Operations for 233
- Photographic Effects 233
- Program AE 234
- Program Shift 235
- Shutter-Priority AE 236
- Shutter Speed Display 237
- Aperture-Priority AE 238
- Aperture Value Display 239
- Depth-of-Field PreviewN 240
- Shutter speed 241
- Aperture 241
- Exposure level mark 241
- Standard exposure index 241
- Select the metering mode 243
- Check the exposure 245
- Set the compensation amount 245
- Select [Expo.comp./AEB] 247
- Set the AEB range 247
- Focus on the subject 249
- AE Lock Effects 249
- F: Long (Bulb) Exposures 250
- Select [Bulb timer] 251
- H Bulb TimerN 251
- Select [HDR Mode] 253
- Set [Adjust dyn range] 253
- Set [Effect] 253
- Set [Continuous HDR] 255
- Set [Auto Image Align] 255
- P Multiple ExposuresN 258
- Set the [No. of exposures] 259
- Set [Continue Mult-exp] 259
- Shoot the first exposure 259
- Shoot subsequent exposures 260
- 2 Mirror LockupN 265
- H Interval Timer Shooting 267
- Using the Eyepiece Cover 270
- Remote Control Shooting 271
- Select [Pairing] 274
- Using a Remote Switch 276
- Flash Photography 277
- D Flash Photography 278
- Non-Canon Flash Units 280
- 3 Setting the Flash FunctionN 281
- Flash Sync. Speed in Av Mode 282
- Flash Function Settings 283
- Select [Flash C.Fn settings] 286
- Set the desired functions 286
- Select [Clear settings] 287
- Shooting with the LCD 289
- Monitor 289
- Enabling Live View Shooting 291
- Continuous Shooting Display 291
- Information Display 293
- Warnings 294
- *4*5 *3 *4*5 *3 295
- Final Image Simulation 297
- Edit the options 299
- Shooting Function Settings 300
- Select a function and set it 301
- 3 Menu Function Settings 302
- Selecting the AF OperationN 305
- Servo AF for Moving Subjects 307
- Focusing with AF (AF Method) 308
- Display the Live View image 309
- Check the AF point 309
- Select the AF point 311
- Smooth Zone: o 311
- Move the AF point 313
- Live 1-point AF: d 313
- Notes for AF 315
- Magnified View 317
- Enable the Touch Shutter 319
- Tap on the screen to shoot 319
- MF: Focusing Manually 321
- Focus manually 322
- Shooting Movies 325
- Recording movie 326
- Built-in microphones 326
- F> Modes 327
- Scene Icons 329
- Settable Shutter Speeds 333
- Still Photo Shooting 333
- Cautions for Movie Shooting 336
- Notes for Movie Shooting 337
- Movie Recording Size 341
- Cards that Can Record Movies 343
- Normal movie (Approx.) 344
- Time-lapse movie (Approx.) 344
- Movie Files Exceeding 4 GB 345
- Movie Shooting Time Limit 345
- 3 Setting the Sound Recording 346
- Attenuator 347
- Shooting HDR Movies 348
- Select the desired movie 350
- Set the shooting interval 351
- Set the number of shots 351
- Set the beeper 353
- Check the settings 353
- Exit the menu 353
- Read the message 354
- Take test shots 354
- Press the <0> button 355
- Shoot the time-lapse movie 355
- 3 Shooting Video Snapshots 361
- Shooting duration 362
- Options in Steps 10 and 11 364
- Play back the movie 368
- Select the album 368
- Play back the album 368
- Playing Back an Album 368
- Select [X] 369
- Select an editing operation 369
- Editing an Album 369
- Save the edited album 370
- Indicator 383
- Image Playback 387
- Play back the image 388
- Select an image 388
- Single-Image Display 388
- Exit the image playback 389
- Shooting Information Display 389
- 3 Grid Display 390
- Basic information display 391
- Lens / Histogram information 394
- White balance information 394
- Picture Style information 1 394
- Picture Style information 2 394
- Color space / 395
- Noise reduction information 395
- Lens aberration 395
- GPS information 395
- Sample Histograms 398
- Press the <u> button 399
- Switch to the index display 399
- Browse by jumping 401
- Select [Set image search 402
- Set the search conditions 402
- Display the found images 403
- Magnify the image 404
- Scroll around the image 404
- Swipe with one finger 406
- Swipe with two fingers 406
- Browsing Images 406
- Select [Rotate image] 408
- Rotate the image 408
- K Protecting Images 409
- Select [Select range] 410
- Specify the range of images 410
- Q Quick Control for Playback 415
- Playback on a TV Set 417
- Select a movie 419
- Movie Playback Panel 420
- Tap [7] at the center of the 421
- Check the edited movie 422
- Save the edited movie 423
- Slide Show (Auto Playback) 424
- Start the slide show 425
- Exit the slide show 425
- Select [Background music] 426
- Select the background music 426
- Viewing Images on a TV Set 427
- Select [Ctrl over HDMI] 428
- Using HDMI CEC TV Sets 428
- L Erasing Images 430
- Select [LCD brightness] 434
- Adjust the brightness 434
- Select [Auto rotate] 435
- Set the display orientation 435
- Post-Processing 437
- Set the desired processing 438
- Displaying the setting screen 439
- Save the image 439
- RAW Image Processing Options 441
- S Resizing JPEG Images 444
- Image Sizes 445
- N Cropping JPEG Images 446
- Check the image area to be 447
- Sensor Cleaning 449
- Select [Sensor cleaning] 450
- Select [Clean nowf] 450
- 3 Appending Dust Delete DataN 452
- Shoot a solid-white object 453
- Dust Delete Data 454
- 3 Manual Sensor CleaningN 455
- Print order and 457
- Photobook Set-up 457
- Select [Print order] 458
- Select [Set up] 458
- Set the options as desired 458
- Standard / Both 461
- Select [Photobook Set-up] 464
- Select [Select images] 464
- Select [Multiple] 465
- Customizing the 467
- 3 Setting Custom FunctionsN 468
- 3 Custom FunctionsN 469
- C.Fn II: AF 470
- C.Fn III: Operation/Others 470
- Custom Function Settings 471
- C.Fn I-4 Bracketing sequence 472
- C.Fn I-6 Safety shift 473
- 3 Custom Function SettingsN 474
- : Release priority 478
- C.Fn II-16 AF Microadjustment 488
- C.Fn III-4 Custom Controls 490
- Make the adjustment 492
- Check the result of the 492
- Registered number 493
- Lens Serial Number 494
- Notes for AF Microadjustment 496
- 8: Custom ControlsN 497
- Operation 503
- (p.540) 504
- 3 Registering My MenuN 505
- Register the desired items 506
- My Menu Tab Settings 506
- Select [Rename tab] 507
- Menu Display Settings 509
- Settings To Be Registered 511
- Reference 513
- System Map 514
- Select [Battery info.] 516
- Select [Register] 517
- Serial number 518
- 1 Select [Delete info.] 519
- 3 Press the <L> button 519
- 4 Select [OK] 519
- DC coupler cord hole 520
- H Using Eye-Fi Cards 522
- H() Transferring... : 523
- 3Menu Settings 534
- (Red) Page 535
- (Red) Page 538
- 3: Playback 1 (Blue) Page 539
- 3: Playback 2 (Blue) Page 539
- 3: Playback 3 (Blue) Page 539
- 5: Set-up 1 (Yellow) Page 540
- 5: Set-up 2 (Yellow) Page 541
- 5: Set-up 3 (Yellow) Page 541
- 5: Set-up 5 (Yellow) Page 543
- 9: My Menu (Green) Page 544
- Troubleshooting Guide 548
- Shooting-Related Problems 550
- Operation Problems 560
- Display Problems 560
- Playback Problems 563
- Sensor Cleaning Problems 566
- Computer Connection Problems 566
- Error Codes 567
- Specifications 568
- • Viewfinder 569
- • Exposure Control 570
- • HDR Shooting 571
- • Multiple Exposures 572
- • Shutter 572
- • Drive System 572
- • External Speedlite 573
- • Live View Shooting 573
- • Movie Shooting 574
- • LCD Monitor 576
- • Playback 576
- • Post-Processing of Images 577
- • Print Ordering 577
- • GPS Functions 577
- • Customization Features 578
- • Interface 578
- • Dimensions and Weight 579
- • Operation Environment 579
- Trademarks 580
- About MPEG-4 Licensing 580
- Software Start Guide 594
- Download the software 596
- www.canon.com/icpd 596
- (p.596) 599
- Refer to the Digital Photo 599
- (p.597) 599
- Numerics 600
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