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Basic Operations
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“Red-eye” is the phenomenon where eyes look reddish in photographs
taken in dark environments with a flash. This is caused by the reflection of
the electronic flash in the retina of the eye. Red-eye occurs because pupils
are dilated in dark environments.
This phenomenon cannot be averted but the following measures can be
used to combat it.
• Brighten the surroundings when shooting.
• Set to wide angle and move closer to the subject if a zoom lens is in use.
• Use a flash that supports red-eye reduction.
• Position the flash as far away from the camera as possible when using
an external flash.
The red-eye reduction function on this camera reduces red-eye by discharging
the flash twice. With the red-eye reduction function, the pre-flash is discharged
just before the shutter is released. This reduces pupil dilation. The main flash
is then discharged while the pupils are smaller, reducing the red-eye effect.
To use the red-eye reduction function in Picture mode or
H
mode, select
D
(Auto flash+Redeye reduct) or
F
(Flash On+Red-eye). Set to
F
(Flash
On+Red-eye) in other modes.
In daylight conditions, the flash will eliminate shadows when a portrait
picture is taken with a person’s face cast in shadow. Use of the flash in this
way is called Daylight-Sync Shooting. Flash On is used when shooting
with Daylight-Sync Shooting.
Taking pictures (Auto Picture mode)
1 Pop up the flash manually and confirm that the flash mode is set to E
(Flash On). (p.65)
2 Confirm that the flash is fully charged.
3 Take the picture.
Using Red-eye Reduction Flash
Daylight-Sync Shooting
The picture may be overexposed if the background is too bright.
Without Daylight-Sync With Daylight-Sync
- Operating Manual 1
- FOR USING YOUR CAMERA SAFELY 3
- ABOUT THE CAMERA 3
- PRECAUTIONS FOR BATTERY USAGE 4
- Before Using Your Camera 13 7
- Getting Started 35 7
- Contents 7
- Basic Operations 55 8
- Shooting Functions 73 8
- Using the Flash 127 9
- Shooting Settings 143 9
- Playback Functions 157 10
- Processing Images 181 10
- Printing from the Camera 189 10
- Camera Settings 201 11
- Appendix 223 12
- Shows useful information 14
- Before Using Your 15
- Before Using Your Camera 16
- Shake Reduction (SR) 17
- Checking the Contents of the 18
- removed 19
- Capture Mode 20
- Playback Mode 22
- Display Indicators 24
- 1 Capture mode (p.32) 26
- 2 Capture mode explanation 26
- 3 Button/dial guide 26
- Viewfinder 29
- LCD Panel 31
- How to Operate the Menu 32
- Using the Mode Dial 34
- Getting Started 37
- Attaching the Strap 38
- Inserting the Batteries 39
- Battery Level Indicator 40
- Playback Time (new batteries) 41
- Write-protect 44
- When the File Format is JPEG 45
- When the File Format is RAW 46
- Attaching the Lens 47
- Remove the front lens cap by 48
- Turning the Camera On and Off 50
- Initial Settings 51
- W Hometown] screen appears 52
- Setting the Date and Time 54
- Basic Operations 57
- Basic Shooting Operation 58
- Set the mode dial to I 59
- Set the focus mode lever to 59
- Review the captured image on 61
- Using a Zoom Lens 63
- Using the Built-in Flash 64
- Selecting Flash Mode 65
- Using Red-eye Reduction Flash 68
- Daylight-Sync Shooting 68
- Reduction Function 69
- Turn on the Shake Reduction 70
- Length] 71
- Playing Back Still Pictures 72
- 5 : The next image appears 73
- Deleting Images 74
- Mode for Scenes 80
- Selecting the Shooting Scene 81
- (2345) to choose a Scene 82
- Setting the Exposure 83
- Depth of Field 84
- Setting the Sensitivity 85
- Expanding the Dynamic Range 86
- Changing the Exposure Mode 87
- Set the mode dial to e 88
- Using the e (Program) Mode 88
- Set the mode dial to K 91
- Set the mode dial to b 92
- Exposure Warning 93
- Set the mode dial to c 94
- Combining with L 98
- About the Green Button 98
- Set the mode dial to p 99
- Using the p (Bulb) Mode 99
- Selecting the Metering Method 100
- Metering 101
- Adjusting the Exposure 102
- Press the L button 103
- Changing the Exposure Steps 103
- Focusing 104
- Look through the viewfinder 105
- Setting the AF Mode 106
- N (Auto) 107
- Shooting Functions 108
- Fixing the Focus (Focus Lock) 109
- Re-compose the picture while 110
- Selecting the Preview Method 114
- Displaying the Preview 115
- Continuous Shooting 117
- Self-Timer Shooting 119
- Control F: Sold Separately) 122
- Camera Shake 125
- CUSTOM IMAGE 126
- 1/2 EV ±0.5, ±1.0, ±1.5, ±2.0 127
- Using the Flash 129
- Compensating Flash Output 130
- Exposure Mode 132
- Using Slow-Speed-Sync 133
- Lens Name 135
- Lens Name Compatibility 135
- Using P-TTL Auto Mode 137
- Using in Wireless Mode 138
- Wireless Shooting 140
- Red-Eye Reduction 141
- Trailing Curtain Sync 142
- Discharging Multiple Flashes 143
- Contrast-Control-Sync Flash 144
- Shooting Settings 145
- Setting the File Format 148
- D Better 149
- Capture mode 151
- Setting the White Balance 152
- Color Temperature 154
- Setting the Color Space 157
- Color Space 158
- Playback Functions 159
- Playback 160
- Rotating Images 162
- Enlarging Playback Images 163
- Turn the e-dial to the right 164
- (toward y) 164
- Displaying Multiple Images 165
- 4 4 images 166
- 2 9 images 166
- 5 16 images 166
- Displaying a Folder 167
- Comparing Images 168
- Slideshow 169
- Stop the slideshow 170
- Using the Histogram 172
- Deleting Multiple Images 175
- Display) 176
- Deleting a Folder 178
- (Protect) 179
- Connecting the Camera to AV 181
- Equipment 181
- Processing Images 183
- Press the { button 184
- Color Filter Slim Filter 185
- Press the 4 button 186
- Use the four-way controller 186
- (23) to select [Save as] 186
- Editing RAW Images 187
- Specifying the Parameters 188
- Printing from the Camera 191
- Printing Single Images 192
- Settings for All Images 193
- Printing Using PictBridge 195
- Setting Transfer Mode 196
- The PictBridge menu appears 197
- Printing All Images 200
- Disconnecting the USB Cable 201
- Camera Settings 203
- [R Set-up] Menu Setting Items 204
- Formatting the SD Memory Card 205
- Time, and Display Language 206
- Setting the World Time 208
- Press the 3 button twice 209
- List of World Time Cities 210
- Setting the Display Language 211
- Setting the Text Size 212
- Digital Preview 213
- Convention 215
- Setting Auto Power Off 216
- Selecting a Battery 217
- Using Pixel Mapping 218
- Save in the Camera 219
- Resetting to Default 221
- Settings 221
- Resetting Rec. Mode/Playback/ 222
- Set-up Menu 222
- Appendix 225
- Default Settings 226
- P (Off) Yes 227
- O (On) Yes p.204 227
- P (Off) Yes p.75 228
- Lens Combinations 230
- Cleaning the CCD 233
- Dust Alert screen appears 234
- Removing Dust with a Blower 235
- Optional Accessories 237
- Flash Accessories 238
- For Viewfinder 239
- Cable Switch CS-205 240
- Remote Control F 240
- Camera Case/Strap 240
- Error Messages 242
- Troubleshooting 245
- Main Specifications 248
- Glossary 252
- WARRANTY POLICY 262
- Declaration of Conformity 265
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