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Using the Viewfinder to Shoot
Setting the LCD monitor to Off (p.28) and using the optical viewfinder can help
conserve power while shooting.
• The viewfinder has a field of vision of
approximately 82% of the actual shooting
image.
Shows the center of
the image
Image Seen in Viewfinder vs. Recorded Image
Please note that the actual image may differ from the image seen in the optical
viewfinder due to the physical separation between the viewfinder and lens. This is
called the parallax phenomenon and is more noticeable the closer the subject is to
the lens. In some cases, portions of images shot up close that appear in the
viewfinder will not appear in the recorded image. You are recommended to use the
LCD monitor to shoot images up close.
Shooting with an Off-Center AF Frame Selected
You should always use the LCD monitor to compose images when you have selected
an off-center AF frame. When setting the AF frame to the desired position to shoot
an image, please use the LCD monitor (See Selecting an AF Frame, p. 74).
- Camera User Guide 1
- Shooting with the Camera 2
- Installing the Software 2
- Camera Body Temperature 3
- About the LCD Monitor 3
- Video Format 3
- Language Setting 3
- About this Camera User Guide 4
- About the Thumb Index 5
- Table of Contents 7
- Read This First 10
- Customer Support Help Desk 11
- Cautions 13
- Preventing Malfunctions 13
- Charge indicator 14
- Battery lock 14
- Focus (p. 33) 15
- Shoot (p. 33) 15
- Front View 16
- Back / Bottom View 17
- Controls 18
- Shooting Mode Dial 19
- Operating the Multicontroller 20
- Charging the Battery Pack 21
- Fig.A Fig.B 22
- Installing the Battery Pack 23
- Battery Low Status 24
- Installing a CF Card 25
- Setting the Date / Time 27
- Setting the Language 29
- Turning the Power On / Off 30
- Press and hold the 31
- Open the lens cover (p. 24) 32
- Mode) of the Camera 33
- Using the LCD Monitor 34
- 2 Shooting Mode 35
- L M1 M2 S 36
- About the Histogram 37
- Overexposure Warning 37
- Using the Viewfinder to Shoot 38
- Pressing the Shutter Button 39
- AF-assist Beam 40
- Using the Zoom (Focal Length) 41
- Selecting Menus and Settings 42
- Changing My Camera Settings 46
- A on the multicontroller 48
- 113) cannot be registered 50
- Auto Mode 51
- Auto Mode (continued) 52
- Reviewing the Image 53
- or the 56
- Changing the File Format 58
- or the / / 59
- Using the Flash 60
- Setting the Slow Synchro 61
- Portrait Mode 62
- Night Scene Mode 63
- Slow Shutter 64
- Stitch Assist Mode 65
- Shoot the first image 66
- after the last shot 67
- Movie Mode 68
- Macro Mode 69
- Self-Timer 70
- Digital Zoom 71
- Continuous Shooting 72
- Program AE 73
- Program AE (continued) 74
- Setting the Shutter Speed 75
- Shutter Speed Display 76
- Setting the Aperture 77
- Aperture Value Display 78
- Selecting an AF Frame 80
- Regarding the AF Frame 82
- • Each press of the 83
- Shoot the image 84
- Adjusting the Exposure 85
- Setting the White Balance 86
- Changing the Photo Effect 89
- Changing the ISO Speed 91
- Flash Adjustment Settings 99
- Press the / / 100
- Image shot with the 1st 101
- Image shot with the 2nd 101
- Press the shutter button 103
- Shooting with Focus Lock 104
- Press the 105
- Shooting in Manual Focus Mode 106
- Saving Custom Settings 108
- Select [On] and press the 109
- Resetting the File Numbers 110
- Replaying 111
- Magnifying Images 112
- (Index Replay) 113
- Jumping Between Images 114
- Viewing Movies 115
- Editing Movies 116
- (Save) using C or D on the 117
- . To restart recording 119
- Starting a Slide Show 120
- Display the slide show menu 122
- Protecting Images 124
- Erasing Images Individually 125
- Erasing All Images 126
- Formatting a CF Card 127
- About Printing 128
- DPOF Print Settings 129
- Transfer Settings 129
- Direct Print Function 130
- DPOF Settings 130
- : Turns the menu on/off 131
- : Selects items and settings 131
- : Sets items and settings 131
- Turn off the camera (p. 24) 132
- To Bubble 133
- Jet Printer 133
- button combination 134
- Printing 135
- Printing (continued) 136
- Cancel Printing 136
- Printing Errors 136
- In Replaying mode, press 137
- Setting the Print Style 137
- [Date]) using C or D on the 138
- Prior to Trimming 139
- Selecting Images for Printing 141
- Select images for printing 142
- button 142
- Order] and press 145
- Restarting Printing 147
- [Transfer Order] and press 148
- Connecting 151
- IMPORTANT 152
- Rec. Menu 154
- Appendix 155
- Replay Menu 156
- Set up Menu 157
- *Default setting 158
- My Camera Menu 161
- My Camera Menu (continued) 162
- The settings of each 162
- (My Camera)] menu 162
- Turn on the camera 163
- List of Messages 164
- List of Messages (continued) 166
- Appendices 168
- To the cigarette 170
- lighter socket 170
- Charge Indicator 170
- Turning off the power 171
- Selecting menus using the 171
- Camera Care and Maintenance 172
- Troubleshooting 173
- Troubleshooting (continued) 174
- Specifications 176
- Specifications (continued) 178
- Battery Pack NB-2L 180
- Card slot type: Type I 181
- FCC Notice 185
- Reference 186
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