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Preventing Malfunctions
Avoid Strong Magnetic Fields
z Never place the camera in close proximity to electric motors or
other equipment generating strong electromagnetic fields.
Exposure to strong magnetic fields may cause malfunctions or corrupt
image data.
Avoid Condensation Related Problems
z When moving the equipment rapidly between hot and cold
temperatures, you can avoid condensation by placing the
equipment in an airtight, resealable plastic bag and letting it
adjust to temperature changes slowly before removing it from
the bag.
Moving the equipment rapidly between hot and cold temperatures may
cause condensation (water droplets) to form on its external and
internal surfaces.
If Condensation Forms Inside the Camera
z Stop using the camera immediately.
Continued use may damage the equipment. Remove the memory card
and battery or compact power adapter from the camera and wait until
the moisture evaporates completely before resuming use.
Battery Handling
Battery Charge
The following icon and message will display.
Display Summary
Sufficient battery charge.
If you are planning to use the camera for a long period
of time, you are recommended to use a fully charged
battery, or, to charge the battery in advance.
(Blinking Red)
Battery charge is low. Recharge the battery.
Change the
battery pack.
Battery charge is insufficient to operate the camera.
Replace the battery immediately.
- Camera User Guide 1
- Workflow and Reference Guides 2
- Table of Contents 4
- Playback/Erasing 160 6
- Mode: Shooting ( )/ 8
- Playback ( ) 8
- Available shooting modes 8
- These modes are available 8
- Please Read 9
- Video Format 10
- Language Setting 10
- Getting Started 11
- Preparations 12
- Installing the Battery 13
- Inserting the Memory Card 14
- Pull the strap tight in the 15
- 1. Press the power button 16
- 2. Select [Date/Time] 16
- 4. Press the button 16
- 5. Press the button 16
- Shooting Still Images 18
- 2. Select a shooting mode 18
- Shooting Preparations 19
- Complete: lights green 19
- AF Frame 19
- Recording: blinks green 19
- Shooting (Rec. Review) 20
- Viewing Still Images 21
- Shooting Movies 22
- Elapsed Time 23
- Viewing Movies 24
- Control Dial 25
- Printing 26
- 2. Turn on the printer 27
- Items to Prepare 28
- System Requirements 28
- 1. Installing the software 29
- Windows 31
- Macintosh 32
- (Direct Transfer) 33
- 4. Press the button after 34
- Windows Macintosh 35
- System Map 36
- Optional Accessories 38
- Other Accessories 39
- Learning More 41
- Components Guide 42
- Using the Control Dial 45
- Indicators 46
- Power Saving Function 47
- Basic Operations 48
- Menus and Default Settings 50
- Play Menu Print Menu 52
- Set up Menu 53
- My Camera Menu 55
- Playback Mode 56
- Using the LCD Monitor 57
- LCD Monitor Brightness 58
- Night Display 59
- Select [Custom Display] 60
- Select [LCD/Viewfinder] 60
- Detailed 64
- Focus Check Display 65
- Histogram Function 66
- Setting the World Clock 67
- Select (World) 68
- Select a destination time 68
- Select (Home) 68
- Select [Time Zone] 69
- Select [Reset All] 70
- Formatting Memory Cards 71
- Using the Optical Zoom 72
- Converter 73
- About the Safety Zoom 75
- Select [Digital Zoom] 75
- Safty Zoom Magnification 75
- Using the Flash 76
- Shooting Close-ups (Macro) 77
- Using the Self-Timer 78
- Select [Self-timer] 79
- Compression (Still Images) 80
- Changing the Image Type 82
- Select [Record + ] 83
- The Icons on the LCD Monitor 85
- Select [IS Mode] 85
- Adjusting the ISO Speed 86
- Expressions (Focus Check) 88
- Frame color Summary 89
- Select a shooting mode 91
- Program AE 95
- Setting the Shutter Speed 96
- Setting the Aperture 98
- Set the mode dial to 100
- Correct Exposure 101
- Exposure Level Indicator 101
- Shooting Using the Mode Dial 103
- Movie Shooting 104
- Select a movie mode 105
- Select a recording pixels 108
- Select 109
- Select a shooting interval 109
- Select [Audio] 110
- 1.Press the button 110
- Set the microphone level 110
- Saving Custom Settings 111
- Select [Save Settings] 112
- Register 112
- Advanced Shooting Functions 113
- Press the button 114
- Select [Red-Eye] 115
- Make settings 115
- Setting the Slow Synchro 116
- Select [AF Mode] 117
- Selecting an AF Frame Mode 118
- Select [AF Frame] 122
- Selected) 123
- Safety MF) 125
- Press the MF button to 127
- Select the Focus-BKT 129
- Shooting with FE Lock 132
- Select AEB 133
- Adjust the compensation 133
- Using the ND Filter 134
- (Auto ISO Shift) 135
- Turn on the LCD monitor 137
- Change a metering mode 138
- Centering the Spot AE Point 139
- Select [Spot AE Point] 139
- Select a white balance 140
- Shooting in a My Colors Mode 142
- Set the My Colors mode 143
- 1. Press the button 143
- Still image: 146
- Shooting with Color Swap Mode 147
- Select or 147
- Saving Original Images 149
- Select [Save Original] 149
- Display the Flash Settings 150
- Adjust the flash exposure 151
- Setting the Flash Output 152
- Shooting (Safety FE) 154
- Select [Set Shortcut 155
- Using the Shortcut Button 156
- Select [Auto Rotate] 157
- Select [Create Folder] 158
- Creation 159
- Resetting the File Number 160
- File and Folder Numbers 161
- Playback/Erasing 162
- (Index Playback) 163
- Focus Check Display 164
- Switching between the Frames 165
- Press the zoom lever 165
- Jumping to Images 167
- Display the Images 168
- Single Images 169
- Select [My Category] 169
- Select [Select] 169
- Selecting a Range of Images 170
- Select [Select Range] 170
- Select a category 171
- Select images 171
- Control Panel) 172
- Volume Level (Adjust it with 173
- Movie Control Panel 173
- Playback Progress Bar 173
- Time movie was shot 173
- Editing Movies 174
- Movie Editing Panel 175
- Movie Editing Bar 175
- Select [Rotate] 176
- Select [Transition] 177
- Select [Slide Shows] 178
- Select an image selection 178
- Transition Effects 179
- Select , or 180
- Select a date/category/ 180
- Select images for 181
- Red-Eye Correction Function 182
- Select [Red-Eye Correction] 183
- Select a image 183
- Correct 183
- Display the saved image 184
- Adding Correction Frames 185
- Select [Add Frame] 185
- Move the frame position 185
- Add a frame 185
- Removing Correction Frames 186
- Select [Remove Frame] 186
- Select a frame you wish to 186
- Remove the frame 186
- Adding My Colors Effects 187
- Resizing Images 189
- Sound Memo Panel 191
- Select [Sound Recorder] 192
- Record a sound 192
- Sound Recorder Panel 193
- Protecting Images 194
- Protection Icon 195
- Erasing Images 197
- Select images and erase 198
- Setting the Print Style 200
- Select [Print Settings] 201
- Image Selection Methods 202
- Number of Print Copies 203
- Index Print Selection 203
- Select [Transfer Order] 205
- Select [Order] 205
- Select an image 205
- Select [Mark all] 206
- Select [OK] 206
- Connecting a TV set 207
- Changing My Camera Settings 209
- Select the menu item 210
- Troubleshooting 212
- When the power is turned on 213
- LCD monitor 213
- The display darkens 214
- Display flickers 214
- appears 214
- Shooting 215
- Image contains noise 217
- Eyes appear red 218
- Shooting movies 219
- Playback 220
- Battery/Battery Charger 221
- TV monitor output 221
- List of Messages 222
- Appendix 226
- Cautions 229
- Preventing Malfunctions 231
- Battery Handling 231
- Battery Handling Precautions 232
- Charging the Battery 233
- Handling the Memory Card 234
- Formatting 235
- DC Coupler 237
- Cable Cover 237
- To the cigarette 237
- Insert the battery pack 238
- Wide Converter WC-DC58B 239
- Tele-converter TC-DC58C 239
- Attaching a Lens 239
- Ring Release Button 240
- Converter Settings 243
- Select [Converter] 243
- Separately) 244
- * Default setting 247
- Speedlite 580EX II Settings 248
- Batteries 252
- Camera Care and Maintenance 253
- Specifications 254
- Recording Times 262
- Image Data Sizes (Estimated) 263
- MultiMediaCard 263
- SD Memory Card 264
- Battery Pack NB-2LH 264
- Trademark Acknowledgments 271
- Disclaimer 271
- – : Not available 274
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