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Getting Started
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Choose the number of pixels (size) and quality level (JPEG data
compression rate) of pictures according to how you intend to use the
pictures you have taken.
Pictures with larger recorded pixels or more Es are clearer when printed.
The number of pictures that can be taken (the number of pictures that can
be recorded on an SD Memory Card) decreases with larger file sizes.
The quality of the captured photo or printed picture depends on the quality
level, exposure control, resolution of the printer and a variety of other
factors so you do not need to select more than the required number of
pixels. For example, to print in postcard size, i (1728×1152) is
adequate. Set the appropriate recorded size and quality level depending
on purpose.
Choose the appropriate number of recorded pixels and quality level for
JPEG images in the [A Rec. Mode 1] menu or on the control panel.
1 Setting the JPEG Recorded Pixels (p.186)
1 Setting the JPEG Quality Level (p.187)
• Avoid using or storing the card in direct sunlight or where it may be exposed to
rapid changes in temperature or to condensation.
• Format new SD Memory Cards. Also format SD Memory Cards used with other
cameras.
1 Formatting the SD Memory Card (p.256)
• Please note that formatting the SD Memory Card will not necessarily delete the
data so that they cannot be recovered using off the shelf data recovery
software. If you are going to discard, give away or sell your SD Memory Card
you should ensure that the data on the card are completely deleted or the card
itself is destroyed if it contains any personal or sensitive information. There are
off the shelf secure data deletion software programs available that will
completely delete the data.
In any case the data on your SD Memory Card should be managed at your own
risk.
Recorded Pixels and Quality Level
When the File Format is JPEG
- Operating Manual 1
- FOR USING YOUR CAMERA SAFELY 3
- About the Battery 4
- About the SD Memory Card 5
- About the Battery and Charger 5
- Cleaning Your Camera 6
- Storing Your Camera 6
- Other Precautions 6
- Before Using Your Camera 13 7
- Getting Started 41 7
- Contents 7
- Basic Operations 63 8
- Shooting Functions 81 8
- Using the Flash 167 9
- Shooting Settings 185 9
- Playback Functions 211 10
- Processing Images 237 10
- Appendix 283 12
- Shows useful information 14
- 1 Before Using Your 15
- Q Characteristics 16
- Shake Reduction (SR) 17
- Checking the Contents of the 18
- R removed 19
- Capture Mode 20
- Before Using Your Camera 21
- Playback Mode 22
- Display Indicators 24
- 200-1600 26
- 05/05/ ’09 28
- 2000 F5.6 100-0001 30
- Using the Histogram 31
- Viewfinder 33
- LCD Panel 35
- Using the Direct Keys 36
- 2000 2.8 37
- Using the Menus 38
- Using the Mode Dial 41
- 2 Getting Started 43
- Attaching the Strap 44
- Using the Battery 45
- Open the battery cover 46
- Getting Started 47
- Battery Level Indicator 48
- (commercially available) 51
- Close the card cover (3) and 52
- When the File Format is JPEG 53
- JPEG Quality 54
- Attaching the Lens 55
- Remove the front lens cap by 56
- R attached 57
- R, press in one 57
- R, align it with the 57
- Turning the Camera On and Off 58
- Initial Settings 59
- Setting the Date and Time 63
- 3 Basic Operations 65
- Basic Shooting Operation 66
- When the Camera is not Level 67
- Settings 68
- Basic Operations 69
- Review the captured image on 70
- Using a Zoom Lens 73
- Using the Built-in Flash 74
- Flash Mode 75
- Flash On 75
- Using Built-in Flash 76
- Using Red-eye Reduction Flash 77
- Compensating Flash Output 78
- Playing Back Images 80
- Deleting Images 81
- 4 Shooting Functions 83
- How to Operate the Shooting 84
- Functions 84
- Mode 1-4] menu 85
- Setting the Exposure 90
- Aperture and Depth of Field 91
- Setting the Sensitivity 92
- Noise Reduction 94
- Changing the Exposure Mode 95
- Program Line 96
- Set the mode dial to B 97
- Using the B (Green) Mode 97
- Set the mode dial to e 98
- Set the mode dial to K 100
- Turn the rear e-dial (S) to 100
- Set the mode dial to b 102
- Turn the front e-dial (R) to 102
- Exposure Warning 103
- Set the mode dial to c 104
- Shooting Functions 106
- Green Button in L & a 108
- Set the mode dial to a 109
- Press the 109
- Using a (Hyper-manual) Mode 109
- Combining with L 111
- Set the mode dial to p 112
- Using the p (Bulb) Mode 112
- Set the mode dial to M 114
- Selecting the Metering Method 115
- Metering 116
- Adjusting the Exposure 117
- Changing the Exposure Steps 118
- Press the L button 119
- Focusing 120
- Look through the viewfinder 121
- Auto focusing is performed 122
- The picture is taken 122
- AF Adjustment 123
- Press the 4 button 124
- Press the 3 button 124
- Take a test picture 124
- Fixing the Focus (Focus Lock) 126
- Using the Focus Indicator 128
- Selecting the Preview Method 131
- Focus on the subject, then 133
- Shutter Release 134
- Shooting with the Self-timer 138
- Drive Mode 143
- Mirror Lock-up Shooting 143
- Taking Pictures Continuously 145
- Interval Shooting 146
- Multi-exposure 148
- Shooting while Adjusting the 150
- Settings (Auto Bracket) 150
- 11223344+5 151
- (Extended Bracketing) 153
- Press the 3 button twice 154
- Take the picture 154
- Star Burst 156
- Cancel Check 156
- Shooting with the Live View 158
- Taking Still Pictures 159
- Set the exposure mode 160
- Press the U button 160
- Taking a Still Picture 160
- Position the subject on the 161
- Recording Movies 162
- F 1536×1024 3:2 163
- Y 640×416 3:2 163
- Turn the camera on 165
- Set the mode dial to C 165
- Movie 100-000110 167
- JPEG still picture 168
- 5 Using the Flash 169
- Exposure Mode 170
- Using the Flash 171
- Press the E button 172
- Lens name 174
- Lens name Restrictions 174
- Using P-TTL Auto Mode 176
- Using in Wireless Mode 178
- Select r and press the 4 179
- Red-Eye Reduction 181
- Trailing Curtain Sync 182
- Extension Cord 182
- Contrast-Control-Sync Flash 184
- X-sync Socket 185
- 6 Shooting Settings 187
- Setting the File Format 188
- -the Q or 3 button is pressed 191
- - the main switch turned off 191
- - the mode dial is turned 191
- Shooting Settings 192
- Setting the White Balance 193
- Fine-tune the white balance 195
- Color Temperature 199
- Captured Image 200
- Correcting Images 201
- Lens Correction 203
- Adjusting the Composition 205
- (Custom Image) 207
- Saving the Settings 209
- AWB G1 A1 210
- Using Saved USER Settings 211
- Changing the Settings 211
- Resetting to Default Settings 212
- 7 Playback Functions 213
- Playback Functions Operation 214
- Playback Menu Setting Items 215
- Enlarging Images 216
- Playback Functions 217
- Displaying Multiple Images 218
- Displaying Images by Folder 219
- Thumbnail 220
- Shooting date 220
- Slideshow 224
- Starting the Slideshow 225
- Rotating Images 227
- Comparing Images 228
- Deleting Multiple Images 229
- Deleting a Folder 230
- Deleting All Images 232
- (Protect) 233
- Protecting All Images 234
- Connecting the Camera to AV 235
- Equipment 235
- 8 Processing Images 239
- Changing the Image Size 240
- Processing Images 241
- Digital Filters 244
- Applying the Digital Filter 245
- Recreating Filter Effects 246
- Developing RAW Images 249
- 100-0001 252
- 9 Changing Additional 255
- Set-up Menu Setting Items 256
- Text Size 257
- Formatting the SD Memory Card 258
- Display Language 259
- Changing the Date Display 260
- Setting the World Time 260
- Changing Additional Settings 261
- List of World Time Cities 262
- Setting the Display Language 263
- Setting the Text Size 264
- Naming Convention 269
- Setting the File Name 270
- Setting the Power Setting 272
- Setting the DPOF Settings 275
- Setting USB Connection Mode 277
- MSC and PTP 278
- Saved to Exif 279
- Copyright Information 280
- Embed Copyright Data 280
- Photographer 280
- Copyright Holder 280
- Setting the Color Space 281
- CMOS Sensor (Pixel Mapping) 282
- Camera (Memory) 283
- 10Appendix 285
- Default Settings 286
- C (Best) Yes 287
- P (Off) Yes p.266 288
- P (Off) Yes p.133 288
- O (On) Yes 288
- O (On) for all except 288
- P (Off) Yes 289
- O (On) Yes p.257 289
- P (Off) No p.277 290
- Resetting the Menu 292
- 4 button 293
- Lens Combinations 294
- AF2 mount FA lenses 295
- Cleaning the CMOS Sensor 297
- Appendix 298
- Removing Dust with a Blower 299
- Optional Accessories 301
- Flash Accessories 302
- For Viewfinder 303
- Cable Switch CS-205 305
- Remote Control F 305
- Camera Case/Strap 305
- Error Messages 307
- Troubleshooting 309
- Main Specifications 311
- A mount lenses 313
- Glossary 316
- WARRANTY POLICY 328
- Declaration of Conformity 331
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