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You can display the electronic level by pressing the <B> button
(p.66).
Note that if the AF method is set to [u +Tracking] or the camera is
connected to a TV set with an HDMI cable, the electronic level cannot be
displayed.
The electronic level, grid lines, or histogram cannot be displayed during
movie shooting. (The display will disappear when you start shooting a
movie.)
When movie shooting starts, the movie shooting remaining time will
change to the elapsed time.
- EOS 80D (W) 1
- Item Check List 5
- Instruction Manuals 6
- Compatible Cards 7
- Quick Start Guide 8
- Focus on the subject (p.44) 9
- Take the picture (p.44) 9
- Review the picture 9
- Icons in this Manual 10
- Basic Assumptions 10
- Chapters 11
- Contents 12
- Basic Shooting 71 13
- Image Settings 131 14
- Advanced Operations 155 14
- Shooting Movies 197 15
- Image Playback 215 15
- Software Start Guide / 15
- Safety Precautions 16
- Cautions: 18
- Handling Precautions 19
- LCD Panel and LCD Monitor 21
- Nomenclature 22
- LCD Panel 24
- Viewfinder Information 25
- Battery Charger LC-E6 28
- Battery Charger LC-E6E 28
- Getting Started 29
- Charging the Battery 30
- Open the cover 33
- Insert the card 33
- Close the cover 33
- Installing the Card 33
- Remove the card 34
- Removing the Card 34
- Using the LCD Monitor 36
- Turning on the Power 37
- °C / 73°F) 38
- °C / 32°F) 38
- Display the menu screen 39
- Time/Zone] 39
- Set the time zone 39
- Set the date and time 40
- Set the daylight saving time 40
- K], then press 42
- Minimizing Dust 43
- Basic Operation 45
- Pressing Halfway 46
- Pressing Completely 46
- Shutter Button 46
- 6 Main Dial 47
- 5> dial to change the 48
- 5 Quick Control Dial 48
- 9 Multi-controller 49
- Select [Multi function lock] 50
- Add a checkmark [X] to the 50
- R Multi Function Lock 50
- U LCD Panel Illumination 51
- Set the desired function 52
- Sample Quick Control Screen 53
- Quick Control 53
- 3 Menu Operations 54
- Dimmed Menu Items 56
- Select [Touch control] 59
- 3 Touch Control Settings 59
- Before You Start 60
- The card is new 61
- Low-level Formatting 61
- Select [OK] 64
- Displaying the Grid 67
- Check the camera’s tilt 68
- Electronic level 69
- Select [Viewfinder display] 70
- Select [Flicker detection] 70
- Select [Show] 70
- Feature Guide and Help 71
- Scroll bar 72
- Basic Shooting 73
- Recomposing the Shot 77
- Shooting a Moving Subject 77
- 7 Disabling Flash 79
- C Creative Auto Shooting 80
- 8: Special Scene Mode 84
- P Shooting Food 85
- C Shooting Children 86
- Shooting Tips 87
- G Shooting Backlit Scenes 90
- 2 Shooting Portraits 91
- 3 Shooting Landscapes 92
- 4 Shooting Close-ups 93
- 5 Shooting Moving Subjects 94
- Select a shooting mode 98
- Adjust the effect 98
- Q Quick Control 102
- : Default setting 103
- Set the ambience effect 105
- Take the picture 105
- Ambience Settings 106
- Display the Live View image 108
- Setting the AF and 111
- Drive Modes 111
- Focus indicator 113
- AF point 113
- AF Points Lighting Up in Red 115
- Press the <B> button 117
- Select an AF point 118
- AF Point Display Indications 119
- AF Sensor 120
- Lenses and Usable AF Points 121
- Lens Group Designations 125
- With built-in Ext.1.4x B 128
- MF: Manual Focus 129
- Select the drive mode 130
- Select the self-timer 132
- Image Settings 133
- Select [Image quality] 134
- RAW Images 136
- Set the ISO speed 137
- A Selecting a Picture StyleN 139
- 3 Setting the White BalanceN 141
- Select the setting 144
- 3 Setting Noise ReductionN 145
- 3 Highlight Tone PriorityN 149
- Lens Correction Data 152
- Cautions for Lens Correction 153
- Notes for Lens Correction 153
- 3 Reducing FlickerN 154
- Advanced Operations 157
- Focus on the subject 158
- Check the display 158
- Program Shift 159
- Blurred motion 160
- Frozen motion 160
- 3 162
- Depth-of-Field PreviewN 163
- Exposure level mark 164
- Standard exposure index 164
- Select the metering mode 166
- Check the exposure 168
- Select [Expo.comp./AEB] 169
- Set the AEB range 169
- A AE LockN 171
- D Using the Built-in Flash 172
- Shooting with the LCD Monitor 175
- (Live View Shooting) 175
- Enabling Live View Shooting 177
- Information Display 178
- Selecting the AF OperationN 180
- Servo AF for Moving Subjects 181
- Focusing with AF (AF Method) 182
- Area frame 183
- Select the AF point.O 185
- FlexiZone - Multi: o 185
- Move the AF point 187
- FlexiZone - Single: d 187
- Notes for AF 189
- Magnified View 189
- Enable the touch shutter 192
- Tap on the screen to shoot 192
- MF: Focusing Manually 194
- Focus manually 195
- Image Quality 196
- Shooting Results 196
- Live View Image 197
- Custom Functions 197
- Lens and Flash 197
- Shooting Movies 199
- Recording movie 200
- Microphones 200
- Shutter speed 203
- Aperture 203
- Still Photo Shooting 207
- Notes for Movie Shooting 208
- Movie Recording Size 210
- Indicator 215
- Image Playback 217
- Select an image 218
- Single-Image Display 218
- Play back the image 218
- Exit the image playback 219
- Shooting Information Display 219
- Basic information display 220
- • Detailed information 221
- Switch to the index display 224
- Magnify the image 225
- Scroll around the image 225
- Swipe with one finger 226
- Swipe with two fingers 226
- Browsing Images 226
- Pinch two fingers 227
- Spread two fingers apart 227
- Magnifying Image 227
- Movie Playback Panel 229
- Tap [7] on the center of the 230
- L Erasing Images 231
- Software Start Guide 234
- 1 Download the software 235
- (p.233) 238
- Refer to the Digital Photo 238
- Numerics 243
- Introduction 250
- Instruction Manual 252
- Preparation and Basic 255
- Operation 255
- Registering a Nickname 256
- Enter a nickname 257
- Exit the setting 257
- Virtual Keyboard Operation 258
- Basic Operation and Settings 259
- [Wi-Fi/NFC] 260
- [Wi-Fi function] 261
- [Send images to smartphone] 261
- [Nickname] 261
- [Clear settings] 261
- Wireless Connection Status 263
- NFC Function 264
- Preparation for Smartphones 266
- Easy Connection to a 267
- Smartphone 267
- Connection Method 268
- Connect to the camera 270
- Operate the smartphone and 273
- Operation on the Smartphone 273
- Start Camera Connect on the 274
- Operation on the Camera-2 275
- Reconnecting 279
- Operate the target device 280
- Select the images to send 285
- Select [Resize image] 285
- Select [Send] 285
- Ending Image Transfer 286
- Easy Connection 287
- Between Cameras 287
- Connecting to a Camera 288
- Sending Images to a Camera 290
- Terminate the connection 292
- Easy Connection to 295
- Connect Station 295
- Saving Images 296
- 9Model Number 298
- Trademarks 299
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