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Before Use
Basic Guide
Advanced Guide
Camera Basics
Auto Mode / Hybrid
Auto Mode
Other Shooting
Modes
P Mode
Tv, Av, M, C1, and
C2 Mode
Playback Mode
Wi-Fi Functions
Setting Menu
Accessories
Appendix
Index
Shooting Display Options
Press the <l> button to view other information on the screen, or to hide
the information. For details on the information displayed, see “On-Screen
Information” (=
214).
Display 1 Display 2
• Screen brightness is automatically increased by the night view function
when you are shooting under low light, making it easier to check how shots
are composed. However, on-screen image brightness may not match the
brightness of your shots. Note that any on-screen image distortion or jerky
subject motion will not affect recorded images.
• For playback display options, see “Switching Display Modes” (=
114).
Using the FUNC. Menu
Congure commonly used shooting functions through the FUNC. menu as
follows.
Note that menu items and options vary depending on the shooting mode
(=
219 – 221).
1 Access the FUNC. menu.
Press the <m> button.
2 Choose a menu item.
Press the <o><p> buttons or turn the
<
> ring to choose a menu item.
Available options are shown at the bottom
of the screen.
3 Choose an option.
Press the <q><r> buttons or turn the
<7> dial to choose an option.
Options labeled with a [ ] icon can
be congured by pressing the <n>
button.
Options labeled with a [ ] icon can
be congured by pressing the <l>
button.
Options labeled with a [ ] icon can be
congured by turning the <
> ring.
Menu Items
Options
- Camera User Guide 1
- Package Contents 2
- Compatible Memory Cards 2
- Preliminary Notes and Legal 2
- Table of Contents 5
- Common Camera Operations 7
- Safety Precautions 8
- Basic Guide 11
- Initial Preparations 12
- 3 Remove the battery pack 13
- 1 Open the cover 13
- 2 Insert the battery pack 13
- 4 Close the cover 14
- 1 Turn the camera on 15
- 2 Set the date and time 15
- 3 Set the home time zone 15
- 4 Finish the setup process 15
- 2 Access the setting screen 16
- 1 Access the camera menu 16
- 2 Choose [Date/Time] 16
- 3 Change the date and time 16
- Trying the Camera Out 17
- 3 Compose the shot 18
- 4 Shoot 18
- 1 Choose an image to erase 20
- 2 Erase the image 20
- Advanced Guide 21
- Shooting Mode 22
- Power Saving in Shooting Mode 22
- Power Saving in Playback Mode 22
- Shutter Button 23
- Shooting Modes 23
- Orientation 24
- Shooting Display Options 25
- Using the FUNC. Menu 25
- Using Menus 26
- 3 Choose a menu item 27
- 4 Choose an option 27
- 5 Finish the setup process 27
- On-Screen Keyboard 28
- Indicator Display 29
- Auto Mode / Hybrid Auto Mode 30
- Settings 31
- 1 Enter [ ] mode 33
- 2 Compose the shot 33
- 3 Shoot 33
- Digest Movie Playback 34
- Still Images/Movies 34
- Scene Icons 35
- Continuous Shooting Scenes 36
- Image Stabilization Icons 37
- On-Screen Frames 37
- Common, Convenient Features 38
- 1 Choose [$] 40
- Using Face ID 43
- 2 Register face information 44
- 4 Save the settings 45
- 5 Continue registering face 45
- Shooting 46
- 3 Choose the face info to 48
- 4 Register face information 48
- Image Customization Features 49
- Mercury Lamps 51
- Helpful Shooting Features 52
- 2 Check the focus 53
- Customizing Camera Operation 54
- Other Shooting Modes 56
- Each Shot (Creative Shot) 57
- Specic Scenes 58
- 1 Choose [S] 60
- 2 Choose white balance 60
- 3 Adjust the setting 60
- 2 Choose a shooting mode 61
- Eye Effect) 63
- 2 Choose a color tone 65
- Shooting in Monochrome 66
- 4 Face the camera and wink 68
- 4 Join the subjects in the 69
- 2 Raisetheash 70
- 3 Secure the camera 70
- 2 Secure the camera 71
- 2 Conguremoviesettings 73
- 4 Check the brightness 73
- 5 Shoot 73
- 1 Choose a shooting mode 74
- 2 Choose color adjustment 74
- Shooting Various Movies 75
- 2 Shoot(= 76
- Image Brightness (Exposure) 78
- 1 Lock the exposure 79
- Using the ND Filter 83
- Image Colors 84
- Shooting Range and Focusing 87
- 3 Fine-tune the focus 88
- 2 Focus 88
- Digital Tele-Converter 90
- Changing the AF Frame Mode 90
- 1 Move the AF frame 91
- 2 Resize the AF frame 91
- 3 Finish the setup process 91
- 2 Enter Face Select mode 93
- 2 Chooseaperson’sfaceor 94
- 1 Lock the focus 95
- 1 Raisetheash 96
- 2 Locktheashexposure 97
- Shooting RAW Images 98
- Other Settings 99
- Information 100
- Tv, Av, M, C1, and C2 Mode 101
- 1 Enter [M] mode 102
- 2 Set the shutter speed 102
- Values ([M] Mode) 103
- 1 Enter [D] mode 104
- 2 Settheashmode 104
- 3 Congurethesetting 104
- 1 Access the setting screen 105
- 2 Congurethesetting 106
- Menu Layout) 108
- 3 Save the settings 109
- 3 Rearrange menu items, as 110
- Playback Mode 111
- 1 Enter Playback mode 112
- 3 Play movies 112
- 4 Adjust the volume 112
- 5 Pause playback 112
- Touch-Screen Operations 113
- Switching Display Modes 114
- 1 Choose a movie 115
- 2 Play the movie 115
- 1 Choose an image 115
- Browsing and Filtering Images 116
- 3 Viewthelteredimages 117
- 1 Choose [ ] 118
- 2 Choose a person 118
- 1 Choose a condition 118
- 2 View images matching your 118
- 1 Choose a grouped image 119
- 2 View images in the group 119
- Editing Face ID Information 120
- Image Viewing Options 121
- 3 Start automatic playback 122
- 1 ChooseSmartShufe 122
- 2 Choose an image 122
- Protecting Images 123
- 1 Choose [Select] 124
- 3 Protect the image 124
- 1 Choose [Select Range] 124
- 2 Choose a starting image 124
- 3 Choose an ending image 125
- 4 Protect the images 125
- 2 Protect the images 125
- Erasing Images 126
- Rotating Images 128
- Tagging Images as Favorites 129
- Editing Still Images 132
- 1 Choose [Cropping] 133
- 3 Adjust the cropping area 133
- 4 Save as a new image and 133
- Still Images 134
- Correcting Red-Eye 135
- Editing Movies 136
- 3 Review the edited movie 137
- 4 Save the edited movie 137
- 1 Select the clip to erase 138
- 2 Choose [ ] 138
- 3 Conrmerasure 138
- Wi-Fi Functions 139
- What You Can Do with Wi-Fi 140
- Sending Images to a Computer 141
- Printing Images Wirelessly 141
- Registering Web Services 142
- 1 Access the Web service 144
- 3 Choose [ ] 144
- Installing CameraWindow on a 145
- Smartphone 145
- 1 Download the software 146
- 2 Begin the installation 146
- 4 Installtheles 147
- Accessing the Wi-Fi Menu 148
- 2 Access the Wi-Fi menu 150
- 3 Choose the target device 150
- 4 Choose [Add a Device] 151
- 5 Choose [WPS Connection] 151
- 6 Choose [PBC Method] 151
- 7 Establish the connection 151
- Adjust the privacy setting 153
- Send or print the images 153
- Previous Access Points 153
- 2 Choose an access point 154
- 3 Enter the access point 154
- 4 Choose [Auto] 154
- 1 Access the Wi-Fi menu 155
- 2 Choose the target device 155
- 3 Choose [Add a Device] 155
- 8 Send or print the images 156
- 6 Choose the target device 156
- Connecting to Another Camera 157
- Sending Images 158
- 1 Choose [Select and send] 159
- 2 Choose images 159
- 3 Send the images 159
- Saving Images to a Computer 160
- Using the < > Button 161
- 1 Prepare the camera 162
- 3 Choose the destination 162
- 3 Establish the connection 162
- 1 Install the software 163
- 2 Register the camera 163
- 3 Choose the type of images 164
- Shooting Remotely 165
- 2 Choose a device to edit 166
- 3 Choose [Edit a Device] 166
- 4 Choose a device to edit 167
- 5 Choose an item to edit 167
- 1 Choose [Wi-Fi Settings] 168
- 2 Choose [Reset Settings] 168
- Setting Menu 169
- Silencing Camera Operations 170
- Adjusting the Volume 170
- Customizing Sounds 170
- 1 Specify your destination 171
- 1 Congurethesetting 172
- 2 Shoot 172
- 2 Choose [OK] 173
- 3 Format the memory card 173
- File Numbering 174
- Date-Based Image Storage 175
- Metric / Non-Metric Display 175
- Electronic Level Calibration 175
- Checking Certication Logos 177
- Display Language 177
- Adjusting Other Settings 177
- 2 Restore default settings 178
- Accessories 179
- System Map 180
- Optional Accessories 181
- Flash Units 182
- Other Accessories 182
- Printers 183
- Using Optional Accessories 184
- 3 Display images 185
- 2 Open the cover 186
- 3 Insert the coupler 187
- 5 Connect the power cord 187
- 1 Attachthelteradapter 188
- 2 Attachalter 188
- 1 Connect the remote switch 189
- 1 Remove the hot shoe cap 190
- 2 Attach the hot shoe cap 190
- 5 Adjust the diopter 191
- 6 Whennished,removethe 191
- 1 Lowerthebuilt-inash 192
- 2 Attachtheash 192
- 4 Choose shooting mode [G] 192
- Conguretheexternalash 193
- Separately) 193
- 1 Unscrew the standard grip 194
- 2 Remove the grip 194
- 3 Attach the custom grip 194
- Using the Software 195
- 1 Connect the camera to the 196
- 3 Save the images to the 197
- Printing Images 198
- 2 Congurethesettings 199
- Printing Movie Scenes 201
- Movie Printing Options 202
- ConguringPrintSettings 202
- Adding Images to a Photobook 204
- Appendix 206
- Troubleshooting 207
- Shooting Movies 209
- Playback 209
- Memory Card 209
- Computer 209
- On-Screen Messages 211
- On-Screen Information 214
- Battery Level 215
- Functions and Menu Tables 217
- FUNC. Menu 219
- 4 Shooting Tab Menu 222
- 3 Set Up Tab Menu 227
- My Menu Tab Menu 227
- 1 Playback Tab Menu 227
- 2 Print Tab Menu 227
- Handling Precautions 228
- Specications 228
- Flash Range 230
- Battery Pack NB-12L 232
- Security Precautions 237
- Disclaimer 240
- Trademarks and Licensing 240
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