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A RAW image is raw data recorded with nearly no deterioration in image quality
resulting from image processing inside the camera. You can use the supplied
software to broadly adjust the image with minimal loss in image quality.
Choose .
● Follow Steps 1 – 2 on p. 72 to choose .
Shoot.
• JPEG Images ( )
When JPEG images are recorded, the images are processed inside the camera for
optimum image quality, and also compressed to allow a larger number of images to
be stored on the memory card. However, the compression process is irreversible,
meaning that the raw data cannot be recovered once it has been compressed.
Moreover, the image processing results in a deterioration in quality.
• RAW Images ( )
A RAW image is raw data recorded with nearly no deterioration in image quality
resulting from image processing inside the camera. This data cannot be used as is for
viewing or printing on a computer. The supplied software (Digital Photo Professional)
must first be used to convert the image data to a JPEG or TIFF file. When converting
the image data, you can adjust the image with minimal deterioration in image quality.
Simultaneously Recording RAW and JPEG Images
Two images, a RAW image and a JPEG image will be recorded with each shot.
Since a JPEG image is also recorded, you can print the image or view it on a
computer without using the supplied software.
The file extension for RAW images is ".CR2", and the extension for JPEG
images is ".JPG". The JPEG images will be recorded with recording
pixels with image compression.
Choose [Record + ].
● Press the n button, and choose
[Record + ] from the 4 tab and
press the qr buttons to choose [On].
Shooting in RAW
Differences between RAW images and JPEG images.
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- Camera User Guide 1
- Checking the Package Contents 2
- Read This First 3
- What Do You Want to Do? 4
- Shoot/View Movies 5
- Table of Contents 6
- .....145 8
- Safety Precautions 10
- Other Warnings 11
- Getting Started 13
- Charging the Battery 14
- Battery Charge Indicator 15
- Terminals 16
- Remove the battery 17
- Remove the memory card 17
- Compatible Memory Cards 18
- Setting the Date and Time 19
- Changing the Date and Time 20
- Setting the Display Language 21
- Formatting Memory Cards 22
- Pressing the Shutter Button 23
- Taking Pictures 24
- AF Frames 25
- Scene Icons 26
- Viewing Images 27
- Erasing Images 28
- Printing Images 29
- Print images 30
- Stop shooting 32
- Viewing Movies 33
- System Requirements 34
- Preparations 35
- Connect the camera to the 36
- Turn on the camera 36
- Open CameraWindow 36
- Transfer Images 37
- Accessories 38
- Separately Sold Accessories 40
- Learning More 41
- Components Guide 42
- Control Dial 43
- 1 Button 43
- Switching the Display 44
- Indicator 46
- FUNC. Menu – Basic Operations 47
- MENU – Basic Operations 48
- Muting Sounds 49
- Adjusting the Volume 49
- With the Menu 50
- With the l Button 50
- Display the menu 51
- Choose [Reset All] 51
- Reset the settings 51
- Choose [Format] 52
- Perform the low level format 52
- Power Saving during Shooting 53
- Power Saving during Playback 53
- Clock Functions 54
- Shooting in Special 55
- Conditions and Commonly 55
- Used Functions 55
- Choose 59
- Apply the effect 59
- Choose the Shooting mode 60
- Turning the Flash Off 61
- (Digital Zoom) 62
- Digital Tele-Converter 63
- (Step Zoom) 64
- Inserting the Date and Time 65
- Using the Self-Timer 66
- Using the Face Self-Timer 67
- Choosing Settings Yourself 69
- Shooting in Program AE 70
- Adjusting the Brightness 70
- (Exposure Compensation) 70
- Turning the Flash On 71
- (Image Size) 72
- (Image Quality) 72
- Shooting in RAW 74
- Shooting Close-ups (Macro) 75
- Changing the ISO Speed 76
- Custom White Balance 77
- Correct the White Balance 78
- Continuous Shooting 79
- Choose My Colors 80
- Choose an option 80
- Custom Color 81
- Focus Lock 82
- Getting More Out of Your 83
- Face AiAF 84
- Magnifying the Focal Point 85
- Shooting with the AF Lock 86
- Shooting with Servo AF 87
- (Face Select) 88
- Shooting in Manual Focus Mode 89
- Changing the Metering Mode 91
- Shooting with the AE Lock 92
- Shooting with the FE Lock 92
- Shooting with Slow Synchro 94
- Setting the Shutter Speed 95
- Setting the Aperture Value 96
- Set the mode dial to D 97
- Make the setting 97
- Adjust the settings 98
- (i-Contrast) 100
- Red-Eye Correction 101
- Adjusting the Flash Exposure 102
- Compensation 102
- Adjusting the Flash Output 103
- Checking for Shut Eyes 103
- Registering Shooting Settings 104
- T Color Accent 105
- Y Color Swap 106
- Shooting Stitch Assist Images 108
- Using Various Functions for 109
- Shooting Movies 109
- Changing the Movie Mode 110
- Changing the Image Quality 111
- Using the Wind Filter 112
- AE Lock/Exposure Shift 112
- Other Shooting Functions 113
- Playback Functions 114
- Choose * 115
- Set the editing range 115
- Check the edited movie 116
- Save the edited movie 116
- Using Playback and Other 117
- Functions 117
- Quickly Searching Images 118
- Search by , , and 119
- Jump by and Images 120
- Filtered playback 121
- Checking the Focus 122
- Viewing Slideshows 123
- Magnifying Images 124
- Changing Image Transitions 124
- Items to Prepare 125
- Turn off the camera and TV 126
- Connect the camera to the TV 126
- Choosing Images Individually 127
- Select Range 128
- Choose All Images 129
- (My Category) 132
- Rotating Images 134
- Resizing Images 135
- Trimming 136
- Function 137
- Choose [i-Contrast] 138
- Choose an image 138
- Choose a menu item 138
- Correcting the Red-Eye Effect 139
- Print Added Images 140
- Print Settings 141
- Choosing the Number of Copies 142
- Set All Images to Print Once 143
- Clearing All Selections 143
- Customizing the Camera 145
- Turning off Hints & Tips 146
- Changing Functions 147
- Using the World Clock 148
- Changing Distance Units 149
- Changing the Flash Timing 150
- After Shooting 151
- Changing the IS-Mode Settings 153
- Changing Playback Functions 155
- Change Sounds 156
- Changing the Start-up Screen 156
- Useful Information 159
- Using Household Power 160
- Troubleshooting 161
- Shooting movies 163
- Playback 163
- Computer 163
- 4 Shooting Menu 168
- *4 *4 *4 *4 *4 *4 *4 169
- *4 *4 *4 *4 *4 *4 169
- 3 Set up Menu 170
- 1 Playback Menu 171
- 2 Print Menu 171
- Handling Precautions 172
- Specifications 173
- AC adapter kit ACK-DC40 174
- About MPEG-4 Licensing 175
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