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A guide for each available button operation appears as follows on the
display during operation.
A histogram shows the
brightness distribution of an
image. The horizontal axis
represents brightness (dark at
the left and bright at the right)
and the vertical axis represents
the number of pixels.
The shape of the histogram
before and after shooting tells
you whether the brightness and
contrast are correct or not, and lets you decide if you need to use EV
compensation and take the picture again.
Understanding Brightness
If the brightness is correct, the graph peaks in the middle. If the image
is too dark, the peak is on the left side, and if it is too bright, the peak
is on the right side.
Guide Indications
2 Four-way controller (2) / e-dial
3 Four-way controller (3)
4 button
4 Four-way controller (4) Shutter release button
5 Four-way controller (5)
X, i Green/i button
3 button
I, J I button
Using the Histogram
Setting the Exposure (EV Compensation) 1p.108
OK
SHUTTER
MENU
Dark portions Bright portions
Number of pixels→
←Brightness→(Dark) (Bright)
Dark image Correct image Bright image
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- Operating Manual 1
- USING YOUR CAMERA SAFELY 3
- Warning 4
- About the Camera 4
- Caution 5
- Contents 9
- Taking Pictures 61 10
- Settings 197 12
- Connecting to a Computer 217 13
- Appendix 239 13
- Camera Features 16
- Perfect for Portrait Shots! 17
- Names of Parts 20
- Names of Operating Parts 21
- Monitor Indications 22
- 04/02/200904/02/2009 23
- “No Info” 25
- Display in Q Mode 25
- 1 Getting Started 29
- Getting Started 30
- Powering the Camera 31
- Installing the Battery 32
- Removing the Battery 33
- Using the AC Adapter 35
- Installing the SD Memory Card 36
- To Remove the SD Memory Card 37
- Turning the Camera On and Off 40
- Initial Settings 42
- To Set Hometown and DST 45
- Setting the Date and Time 46
- 2 Common Operations 49
- 1 Power switch 50
- 2 Zoom lever 50
- 3 Shutter release button 50
- 4 I button 50
- Common Operations 51
- 2 e-dial 52
- 4 button 53
- Press the Q button 54
- Setting the Camera Functions 55
- Menu List 59
- ISO50-400 60
- [W Setting] Menu 1 61
- [W Setting] Menu 2 61
- [W Setting] Menu 3 61
- 3 Taking Pictures 63
- Taking Still Pictures 64
- Picture Mode 71
- Exposure Mode 73
- Take a picture 75
- Set the mode dial to c 76
- Set the mode dial to a 77
- Set the mode dial to A 78
- 2008/07/07 81
- Press the Green button in A 83
- Using the Zoom 84
- Shutter release button 87
- Four-way controller 87
- Portrait Mode) 88
- (Surf & Snow/Sport Mode) 92
- Using the Self-timer 97
- Shooting Mode) 99
- Taking Pictures 100
- Press the 3 button 102
- Adjustment (Auto Bracket) 103
- Setting the Exposure 109
- Press the m button 110
- Selecting the Flash Mode 112
- Press the 4 button 113
- Select a capture mode 114
- Press the b button 114
- Selecting the Focus Mode 115
- To Set the Manual Focus 116
- AF Area Selection 117
- [AF Setting] 118
- The pull-down menu appears 119
- The setting is saved 119
- Auto Macro 120
- Focus Assist 120
- Focusing Area 120
- AF Setting 120
- Setting the Image Tone 121
- Selecting the Recorded Pixels 122
- Adjusting the White Balance 125
- Setting the Sensitivity 127
- Setting the AE Metering 130
- Compensating for Flash Output 131
- Compensating for Brightness 132
- Shake Reduction 133
- Setting the Shake Reduction 134
- Setting the Interval Shooting 135
- Set the number of shots 136
- Set the start delay 136
- Press the 3 button twice 136
- Setting Blink Detection 137
- Setting the Instant Review 137
- Tone Adjustment) 139
- Press the 3 button in A mode 140
- Setting the Green Button 142
- Recording Movies 145
- Recording stops 146
- The [Movie] screen appears 147
- A pull-down menu appears 147
- Function 148
- Saving the Settings (Memory) 149
- 4 Playing Back and 151
- Playing Back Images 152
- Playing Back a Movie 153
- Multi-Image Display 154
- Four-Image Display 155
- Nine-Image Display 155
- Folder divider icon 155
- 100_0707 156
- Using the Playback Function 157
- Digital Filter 158
- Playback Mode Palette 159
- Slideshow 160
- Off No effect 161
- Rotating the Image 162
- Zoom Playback 163
- (Face Close-up Playback) 164
- Deleting a Single Image 166
- To Delete a Sound File 167
- Press the i button 168
- The [W Setting] menu appears 170
- Recovering Deleted Images 171
- (Protect) 172
- Connecting the Camera to AV 175
- Equipment 175
- Turn the camera on 176
- 5 Editing and Printing 177
- Editing Images 178
- Cropping Images 179
- Using the Digital Filters 180
- Editing and Printing Images 181
- Red-eye Compensation 184
- Editing Movies 188
- To Divide a Movie 189
- Printing a Single Image 192
- Printing All Images 194
- Recording and 195
- Playing Back Sound 195
- Adding a Voice Memo to Images 196
- Playing Back a Voice Memo 197
- 7 Settings 199
- Camera Settings 200
- Changing the Sound Settings 202
- Changing the Date and Time 203
- Settings 204
- Setting the World Time 206
- Changing the Display Language 208
- Use the four-way controller 209
- Setting Auto Power Off 213
- Setting the Guide Display 215
- Changing the Start-up Screen 215
- 8 Connecting to a 219
- Setting Up Your Computer 220
- System Requirements 221
- Installing the Software 222
- Choose a language from the 223
- Click [Install] 223
- Connecting to a Computer 224
- Macintosh 224
- Turn your camera on 226
- Press the 3 button in Q mode 226
- Connection] 226
- Connecting to a Windows PC 228
- Transferring Images 229
- Click [Finish] 230
- Double-click the [ACDSee for 230
- Click [My Computer] 230
- Viewing Images 234
- The help screen appears 235
- The explanation is displayed 235
- Connecting to a Macintosh 236
- Starting “ACDSee 2 for Mac” 238
- 9 Appendix 241
- Appendix 242
- Messages 247
- Troubleshooting 249
- Default Settings 251
- [W Setting] Menu Items 253
- Playback Mode Palette Items 254
- Key Operation 255
- List of World Time Cities 256
- Optional Accessories 257
- Main Specifications 258
- ∞ (Wide-angle) 260
- ∞ (Telephoto) 260
- WARRANTY POLICY 262
- Declaration of Conformity 265
- Numerics 267
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