Quattro dp0 User Manual Download

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VIEWING NINE IMAGES AT A TIME (CONTACT SHEET VIEW) ...... 99

VIEWING IMAGE INFORMATION ....................................................... 100

HISTOGRAM ................................................................................... 102

DELETING FILES ................................................................................ 103

DELETE A FILE WITH THE DELETE BUTTON ............................... 103

DELETE FILES FROM THE DELETE MENU .................................. 104

OTHER REVIEWING FEATURES ............................................ 105

LOCKING FILES ................................................................................. 106

MARKING IMAGES ............................................................................. 108

ROTATING IMAGES ............................................................................ 110

EXPOSURE WARNING ....................................................................... 112

OK BUTTON SHORTCUT ................................................................... 113

RECORDING SOUND MEMO ............................................................. 114

SHOWING A SLIDESHOW .................................................................. 116

DPOF (DIGITAL PRINT ORDER FORMAT) ........................................ 118

DEVELOPING RAW DATA INSIDE THE CAMERA ............................. 119

CHANGING OTHER SETTINGS .............................................. 121

FILE NUMBERING SYSTEM .............................................................. 122

TO CHANGE FILE NAMES ................................................................. 123

ATTACH COPYRIGHT INFORMATION ............................................... 124

CUSTOMIZE THE DISPLAY OF LCD MONITOR ................................ 126

CUSTOMIZING THE DIAL ................................................................... 129

LCD OFF AND AUTO POWER OFF .................................................... 130

ECO MODE ......................................................................................... 131

SOUND SETTINGS ............................................................................. 132

RESET TO THE DEFAULTS ................................................................ 133

CONNECTING TO A COMPUTER ........................................... 134

REFERENCE ............................................................................. 136

OPTIONAL ACCESSORIES ................................................................ 137

USING A HOME POWER SUPPLY ..................................................... 138

MAINTENANCE .................................................................................. 140

TROUBLESHOOTING ......................................................................... 141

SPECIFICATIONS ............................................................................... 144

Summary of Contents for dp0

Page 1: ...C83EN1572 E ENGLISH USER S MANUAL...

Page 2: ...for personal use some restrictions may be applied to the photographing of demonstrations performances shows exhibitions or commercial properties etc Copyright or other legal rights should not be cont...

Page 3: ...ed by inappropriate waste handling of this product or components of this product If this product is disposed illegally it might cause a possibility of penalties For more detailed information about rec...

Page 4: ...BATTERY 21 TO CHARGE THE BATTERY 21 LOADING THE BATTERY 23 SETTING THE LANGUAGE 25 SETTING THE TIME AND DATE 26 CAMERA SET UP MENU 28 QUICK SET MENU 35 CHANGING THE COLOR LCD MONITOR DISPLAY 36 INSER...

Page 5: ...B 64 SETTING THE SENSITIVITY ISO EQUIVALENCY 69 IMAGE FILE SETTING 71 SELECTING THE METERING MODE 75 AE LOCK 76 EXPOSURE COMPENSATION 78 AUTO BRACKETING 78 COLOR MODE 81 OVEREXPOSURE CORRECTION 84 TON...

Page 6: ...SOUND MEMO 114 SHOWING A SLIDESHOW 116 DPOF DIGITAL PRINT ORDER FORMAT 118 DEVELOPING RAW DATA INSIDE THE CAMERA 119 CHANGING OTHER SETTINGS 121 FILE NUMBERING SYSTEM 122 TO CHANGE FILE NAMES 123 ATTA...

Page 7: ...camera damage injury or fire Avoid any shock shake and drop Ignoring this warning may cause battery explosion or battery leakage resulting in injury or fire Never disassemble short circuit heat or put...

Page 8: ...d and could cause fire or electric shock Do not use this product with AC voltage other than the specified power supply voltage AC110V 240V 120V in U S A and CANADA Doing so could cause fire or electri...

Page 9: ...Charger is not used unplug it from the outlet CAUTION CAMERA Do not leave the camera without the lens cap in place Light entering through the lens for long periods of time could cause damage to the c...

Page 10: ...oved from a cold place to a warm room water droplets may appear on the camera Please keep the camera in a bag until it is acclimatized to the ambient room temperature The camera will work within a tem...

Page 11: ...D memory card SDHC memory card or SDXC memory card incorporate the write protection switch which prevents writing or formatting the card accidentally If the switch is placed in the LOCK position it is...

Page 12: ...12 DESCRIPTION OF THE PARTS...

Page 13: ...26 MENU BUTTON 12 FOCAL PLANE MARK 27 SPEAKER 13 AUTO FOCUS LAMP 28 FOCUSING POINT BUTTON 14 HOT SHOE 15 POWER SWITCH 29 SELECTOR 16 MODE BUTTON 30 OK BUTTON 17 FRONT DIAL 18 SHUTTER BUTTON 31 FOCUS M...

Page 14: ...ity 26 Saturation 8 Number of shots remaining 27 Histogram 9 Auto Bracket 28 Eye Fi Communication Icon 10 Camera Shake Warning 29 Interval timer 11 AE Lock 30 Scale Bar 12 Date Time 31 Focus Indicator...

Page 15: ...is still shooting with a slow shutter speed BASIC OPERATION AND QUICK REFERENCE The dp0 Quattro camera has many advanced features This section describes basic camera operation You can find more detail...

Page 16: ...e date and time P 26 Loading the card P 38 TAKING THE PICTURE Turn the camera body on Remove the lens cap and press the Power switch Select the exposure mode P 44 Press the Mode button in P Program AE...

Page 17: ...olor LCD monitor and press the shutter button half way to activate exposure metering and autofocus Take a picture Fully press the shutter button to take the picture Review the image P 42 The image is...

Page 18: ...18 PREPARATION This section describes necessary preparations before using the camera...

Page 19: ...y case that is convenient for carrying a spare battery CAUTION The battery and battery case are not water proof Be sure not to get water on them LENS CAP To preserve the lens the lens cap is attached...

Page 20: ...TO ATTACH Turn the indicator on the lens hood upwards and then attached it to the tip of lens Turn the lens hood to the right until it clicks into position HOW TO DETACH Rotate the lens hood anti cloc...

Page 21: ...ery is empty TO CHARGE THE BATTERY 1 Attach the battery by sliding it in the direction of the arrow as shown in the diagram 2 Connect the power cable to the charger and insert the plug into the wall o...

Page 22: ...wall outlet CAUTION We recommend charging the battery before using the camera again If it is not used for several days the battery performance decreases If the number of possible images from one charg...

Page 23: ...battery until it locks into place 3 Close the Battery Cover and Slide the Release lever to the LOCK position as shown in the illustration CHECKING THE BATTERY STATUS The battery icon which shows the...

Page 24: ...C adapter P 138 TO REMOVE THE BATTERY 1 Slide the Release lever to the OPEN position and open the Battery Cover as shown in the illustration 2 Eject the battery by sliding the battery compartment cove...

Page 25: ...the buttons to select Language 5 Press the or button to open the language set up page 6 Use the buttons to select the desired language 7 Press the button to apply the setting or the button to return t...

Page 26: ...t up Menu See P 28 3 Select Camera Settings 4 by rotating the Front Dial or the Rear Dial 4 Use the buttons to select Date Time 5 Press the or button to open the date time set up page 6 Press the butt...

Page 27: ...one of three formats M D Y month day year D M Y day month year or Y M D year month day 1 Use the buttons to select Date Format and press the or the button to open the sub menu 2 Use the buttons to se...

Page 28: ...it will return to the last previewed image Move to any other tab Each time the Front Dial or the Rear Dial is rotated it will move to the next tab When the icon in the tab area is selected it is possi...

Page 29: ...for printing such as DPOF setting is included in the Playback Settings menu If the button is pressed during playback mode Playback Menu will be displayed CAMERA SETTINGS Yellow Tab This menu is used...

Page 30: ...75 Drive Mode Selects the Drive Mode such as Self Timer 59 Flash Sets the mode of flash setting and Flash Exposure Compensation 88 2 Menu Item Description Page White Balance Selects the White Balance...

Page 31: ...exposure setting and exposure compensation in each shooting mode 129 Dial Manual Ring Rotation Sets the direction of Dials and Focus ring 129 AEL Button Settings Sets the function that the AEL button...

Page 32: ...r display 110 Delete Delete the image 103 Slideshow Start the slideshow playback images automatically or change the slideshow settings 116 DPOF Select the images and set the quantity for printing 118...

Page 33: ...cale Units when MF is used 57 Sound Settings Sets the Shutter Sound the Operation Sound the Sound Volume and the Playback Volume for Sound Memo 132 Adjust Electronic Level Adjusts the Electronic Level...

Page 34: ...a s internal clock and the format in which the date and time will be displayed 26 Language Sets the language in which menus and messages will be displayed 25 5 Menu Item Description Page Copyright Inf...

Page 35: ...Aspect Ratio P 73 Option list display of the selected items When the camera is in the Still Image Mode the Quick Set Menu will be displayed by pressing the button For example to change the quality of...

Page 36: ...acketing Amount P 78 Flash Mode P 90 Flash Exposure Compensation P 91 The function of the Quick Set menu can be set from Camera Settings P 28 Custom QS 1 Press the buttons on the Custom QS screen to s...

Page 37: ...convenient for shooting with the optional View Finder Information to display on Custom can be customized Refer P 126 The size of the icon displayed during operation on Viewfinder Mode and LCD Off Mod...

Page 38: ...DXC memory card to store data TO INSERT THE CARD 1 Turn off the camera and open the Card USB cover as shown 2 Insert the card in accordance with the instruction of Card USB chamber Insert the card unt...

Page 39: ...se the Card USB cover WARNING While the Busy Lamp is on or flashing do not take out the battery or the card By doing so it may result in data loss This could also cause damage to the camera and or mem...

Page 40: ...ing the button and press the button To cancel formatting select No by using the button and press the button CAUTION Formatting erases all card contents including locked dp0 Quattro files and all non d...

Page 41: ...perate the camera to become familiar with the halfway down position and other features of the camera Normally if the card is not inserted in to the camera body it is not possible to release the shutte...

Page 42: ...rom Capture Settings P 28 Quick Preview Off No preview image is displayed 2 sec Default Preview image is displayed for 2 seconds 5 sec Preview image is displayed for 5 seconds 10 sec Preview image is...

Page 43: ...43 BASIC OPERATION This section describes basic operations to start taking photography...

Page 44: ...re Settings P 28 is in the initial setting If the actual proceeding is different with the instruction manual see P 129 for instruction of SWITCH DIAL FUNCTIONS SELECTING THE EXPOSURE MODE 1 Press the...

Page 45: ...25 If this mark is displayed please use the flash P 88 or a tripod If the subject is too bright or dark both shutter speed and aperture value indicators will blink and will show the limit values If y...

Page 46: ...icture Depending on the selected aperture value the camera automatically sets the shutter speed in following range Aperture Shutter Speed F4 0 F5 0 30s 1 1250s F5 6 F7 1 30s 1 1600s F8 F22 30s 1 2000s...

Page 47: ...e can be set in 1 3 stop increments from 30 seconds to 1 2000 seconds 3 Press the shutter button half way to verify the focus and take the picture Depending on the selected shutter speed the camera au...

Page 48: ...of up to 3 stops from the correct exposure in 1 3 steps If the exposure error is more than three stops the exposure meter will blink 4 Press the shutter button half way to verify the focus and take t...

Page 49: ...ficult to check the details of the image such as the focus point and composition In this case it is recommended to change the setting to Off and adjust the brightness of the image on screen Select fro...

Page 50: ...blink At the same time the auto focus lamp will blink in red The focusing distance is from 18cm to infinity Although your camera is equipped with highly precise AF system in some cases autofocus cann...

Page 51: ...move the desired point as you like In addition you can choose the size of the Focus Frame from three types Spot Regular Large 9 points select mode Free move mode Focusing point moving area How to set...

Page 52: ...point will be illuminated in green Press the shutter button to take the picture 2 AF MF MODE It is possible to manually adjust the focus after verifying the AF 1 Normal AF mode can be switched to AF M...

Page 53: ...It is not possible to set AF MF Mode when Face detection AF mode setting is selected AF LIMIT MODE The dp0 Quattro has an AF Limit Mode that can speed up the Auto Focusing while limiting the focusing...

Page 54: ...ustomize the focus range and save the setting in of AF Limit Mode 1 Select Capture Settings P 28 AF Limit Mode On and press the button to go to the customization screen of the AF Limit Mode 2 Select t...

Page 55: ...tection Mode is in operation AE Metering Mode will be set to Measuring and focus on the detected faces in the image It is possible to detect up to 8 faces at one time in an image and the Face Detectio...

Page 56: ...select Capture Settings P 28 Speed Priority AF Off HALF PRESSED AF ON It is possible to select whether or not to operate the AF function when the shutter button is half pressed The Half pressed AF ON...

Page 57: ...des of the meter on the scale bar shows the depth of field If you select larger apertures the depth of field will be shallower area in focus is narrower and if you select smaller apertures the depth o...

Page 58: ...ay is enlarged it is possible to change the magnification ratio by rotating the Front Dial or the Rear Dial Normally the magnification ratio is x8 0 and it is possible to change to x4 0 MF Auto Magnif...

Page 59: ...single frame shooting mode only one frame will be exposed Then the camera will be ready for the next shot by advancing one frame Single frame shooting mode is recommended for ordinary photography CONT...

Page 60: ...en you want to include yourself in the picture or avoid camera shake please use the self timer Self Timer 2 sec The shutter will be released 2 seconds after the shutter button is fully depressed Self...

Page 61: ...press the button to display the Interval timer setting screen By pressing the button or the shutter botton halfway after selecting the current setting will be applied 2 Set the desired interval and nu...

Page 62: ...nterval is short the camera may start to take the next image before the display returns to the shooting mode Exposure value is measured at each interval shooting If you wish to take pictures with the...

Page 63: ...63 ADVANCED OPERATION This section explains the application of the more advanced functions of your camera when composing the expressions of your picture...

Page 64: ...t lighting The human brain is able to compensate for differences in the color of a light source allowing us to see white objects as white independent of the lighting condition Film cameras rely on spe...

Page 65: ...sunny skies Overcast Approx 6500 K Select this setting when taking pictures under cloudy overcast skies Incandescent Approx 3000 K Select this setting when taking pictures indoors under incandescent t...

Page 66: ...e and press the button to display the White Balance Adjustment screen 2 Press the buttons to adjust B stands for Blue A for Amber M for Magenta and G for Green The image will be adjusted with colors i...

Page 67: ...he buttons to set the value 3 To confirm press the button To return without making any changes press the button White Balance can also be adjusted when setting the color temperature 1 Press the button...

Page 68: ...on halfway after selecting the current setting will be applied 2 Under the lighting conditions that will be used for the final photograph frame a white colored object such as a sheet of white paper or...

Page 69: ...8 ISO Sensitivity ISO Auto ISO AUTO Default ISO 800 ISO 100 ISO 1600 ISO 200 ISO 3200 ISO 400 ISO 6400 CAUTION When Exposure Mode is set to M mode it is not possible to select ISO Auto When AUTO is se...

Page 70: ...lecting ISO AUTO the current setting will be applied 2 Set Lower limit and Upper limit Lower limit ISO 100 Default ISO 400 ISO 200 Upper limit ISO 200 ISO 1600 ISO 400 ISO 3200 ISO 800 Default ISO 640...

Page 71: ...t of ISO AUTO RANGE can be set in 1 3 steps IMAGE FILE SETTING According to your preference Image Quality Image Size and Aspect Ratio of recorded images can be changed IMAGE QUALITY SETTING It is poss...

Page 72: ...CAMERA for further information TIP When RAW JPEG is selected the Image Quality of JPEG will be FINE When RAW JPEG is selected the selected Image Size will be applied to both the RAW and JPEG files IMA...

Page 73: ...those of 6x7 film cameras 1 1 Aspect Ratio is the same as those of 6x6 film cameras Each image of Aspect Ratio is made by cutting images of this camera s standard Aspect Ratio 3 2 TIP Images recorded...

Page 74: ...o Image Size Image Quality 21 9 13M 5424 2328 50 4 MB 8 4 MB 4 8 MB 3 6 MB 16 9 17M 5424 3048 53 0 MB 11 0 MB 6 3 MB 4 7 MB 3 2 20M 5424 3616 55 1 MB 13 1 MB 7 5 MB 5 6 MB 4 3 17M 4816 3616 53 6 MB 11...

Page 75: ...u P 35 or Capture Settings P 28 AE Metering Mode Evaluative Default Center Weighted Average Spot EVALUATIVE METERING The camera divides its screen into 256 and measures the brightness of the scene by...

Page 76: ...1 Center the subject for which you wish to lock the exposure inside the color LCD monitor and press the button With spot metering set the subject for which you wish to lock the exposure to the select...

Page 77: ...button Auto Focus continues to operate until focusing is set Once focusing is set it is locked and once shutter is released focus lock is cancelled HALF PRESSED AEL It is possible to set the exposure...

Page 78: ...e compensation will not disable automatically After taking the picture set the compensation value to 0 0 by rotating the Rear Dial Exposure compensation function cannot be used with Manual Operation m...

Page 79: ...e shown below Single Capture Each time the shutter button is pressed an image will be taken one frame at a time Continuous Three frames will be taken continuously by pressing and holding the shutter b...

Page 80: ...exposure 0 under exposure appropriate exposure over exposure 0 over exposure appropriate exposure under exposure Auto Bracketing mode can be used in combination with Exposure Compensation You can take...

Page 81: ...Landscape This mode makes blue and green more vivid and emphasizes pictures CINE Cinema This mode reduces saturation and emphasizes shadows to recreate an image like in a cinema Sun R Sunset Red This...

Page 82: ...erving image detail by moving the cursor to side Sharpness It is possible to make the pictures appear sharper by moving the cursor to side or softer by moving the cursor to side Saturation Except Mono...

Page 83: ...et from Quick Set Menu P 35 select preferred Color Mode and press the button to display Color Mode Detailed Setting screen 2 Press the buttons to select Contrast Sharpness or Saturation on the Color M...

Page 84: ...on the sensor to minimize loss of detail Overexposure Correction Off Overexposure Correction On Select On from Capture Settings P 28 Overexposure Correction CAUTION In the following circumstances Ove...

Page 85: ...ved CAUTION Depending on the scene noise may be visible due to the correction effect In such case set it to Off COLOR SPACE It is possible to select sRGB which is a common color space or Adobe RGB whi...

Page 86: ...and be displayed vertically When vertically orientated images are rotated by pressing Playback Menu Rotate this rotated orientation will be stored WARNING If the images are taken while the camera is...

Page 87: ...ting is saved the previous stored setting will be overwritten LOAD THE CUSTOM MODE SETTING Press the Mode button and set to C1 C2 or C3 In custom mode it is possible to change the above settings tempo...

Page 88: ...n Redeye Reduction Flash 1 2 Modeling Flash Flash Exposure Compensation 1 2 Multi Flash Mode Bounce Flash Wireless Flash Normal Slave Flash Designated Slave Flash Slow Synchro Mode 1 1 It is possible...

Page 89: ...ual and set the flash mode to TTL 4 Make sure that the Flash Mode icon is displayed on the LCD monitor WARNING Please be aware that when you charge the external flash the flash mode icon will turn on...

Page 90: ...in the picture In order to avoid this effect the light flashes for about one second before the picture is taken to reduce the effect of red eye Depending on the lighting and subject conditions the Re...

Page 91: ...ons Flash Exposure compensation can be set in 1 3 stop increments from 3 0 to 3 0 stops When the Flash Exposure Compensation is set the icon and compensation value will be displayed on the left of the...

Page 92: ...e Eye Fi card Depending on the specification of the Eye Fi it might be possible to transfer images in RAW format For more information please refer to the instruction manual of the Eye Fi card Once you...

Page 93: ...mmunication of the Eye Fi card Please reboot the camera If the same icon keeps appearing it might be the malfunction of the camera The images with icon have been transferred It is possible to check th...

Page 94: ...or airplanes Depending on the wireless connection the transferring process might be slow or interrupted In case images are taken during image transferring it may pause the communication and transfer...

Page 95: ...95 REVIEWING AND DELETING IMAGES This section explains how to review and delete images after they have been captured...

Page 96: ...if the camera is switched off images can be reviewed by pressing and holding the button for 2 seconds If no new images have been captured the last reviewed image will be displayed If there are no imag...

Page 97: ...2 1 Battery Level Indicator 7 Date 2 Image Size 8 Time 3 Aspect Ratio 9 Shutter Speed 4 Image Quality 10 F Number 5 Folder numbering File numbering 11 Exposure Compensation Value 6 File number Total f...

Page 98: ...1 25 X1 6 X2 0 X2 5 X3 15 X4 0 X5 0 X6 3 X8 0 X10 0 WHILE IN ZOOMED IN VIEW Rotate the Front Dial to the position to increase magnification Rotate the Front Dial to the position to decrease magnificat...

Page 99: ...e the Front Dial to the position WHILE IN CONTACT SHEET VIEW Press the buttons to change the thumbnail image selection Rotate the Front Dial to the position the selected thumbnail image will be review...

Page 100: ...ffect 6 File numbering 7 Lock 27 Drive Mode 8 Mark 28 Color Mode Toning Effect 9 Eye Fi Transfer 10 RAW Development 29 Contrast 11 Focusing Frame 30 Sharpness 12 File Size 31 Saturation 13 Sound Memo...

Page 101: ...sible to magnify the image by rotating the Front Dial to the direction It is possible to obtain detailed histogram information for a particular section of an image For more information on the histogra...

Page 102: ...lues are never used in the image indicating that the image is underexposed and therefore will appear dark In general when the histogram is higher on the left side the image is mostly composed of dark...

Page 103: ...dialog Delete current file will be displayed 3 To delete the file select Yes by using the buttons and press the button If you don t delete the file select No by using the buttons and press the button...

Page 104: ...ed file only All Marked Delete all marked images on the card See P 108 110 for information on marking images All Delete all files on the card 3 Press the or button to confirm your selection A confirma...

Page 105: ...105 OTHER REVIEWING FEATURES This section explains how to use Slideshow Lock Mark Rotate and so on...

Page 106: ...ted Review card contents carefully before formatting TIP Locked files have a read only status when viewed on a computer TO LOCK A SINGLE FILE 1 Display images to lock press the button and open Playbac...

Page 107: ...ct Files Select multiple files to lock Use the buttons to display the file to lock and the buttons to display icon Repeat the process to select files to lock Lock Lock all marked images on the card Se...

Page 108: ...Images can be marked for various reasons such as to identify favorites to select images for a Slideshow or to select images to be deleted with the All marked menu item in the Delete Menu P 104 TIP Im...

Page 109: ...n be used as a shortcut key for marking images See P 113 TO MARK MULTIPLE IMAGES 1 Press the button and open Playback Menu P 28 to select Mark 2 Select from the following options from the sub menu Sel...

Page 110: ...in all marked images WARNING When Select Files Mark All or Unmark All is done it may take much time to finish them depending on the number of files in the card TIP Select Unmark All from the Mark Menu...

Page 111: ...e back into its original orientation rotate it in the opposite direction The button can be used as a shortcut key for rotating images See P 113 Images rotated on the camera will be displayed in their...

Page 112: ...the buttons and press the button EXPOSURE WARNING It is possible to indicate the over exposed areas by highlighting them in red Set to On from Playback Menu P 28 Exposure Warning The Exposure Warning...

Page 113: ...rrently selected image by pressing the button If the current image is already marked the image will be unmarked Exposure Warning Each time the button is pressed toggle the exposure warning on or off R...

Page 114: ...ding will be terminated Recording will be terminated automatically when 30 seconds has passed To play the recording sound memo press the button See P 115 for instruction of Viewing Images With Sound C...

Page 115: ...or Contact Sheet TIP If you want to change the volume of the recorded sound it is possible to change the setting from Camera Settings P 28 Sound Settings Playback Volume Please see Sound Settings in...

Page 116: ...of all marked images on the card Slideshow Settings It is possible to set the length of time that each picture will be displayed and the availability of Repeat TO START A SLIDESHOW 1 Press the button...

Page 117: ...mage in a slideshow is displayed Repeat No Yes Set whether the slideshow loops continuously or stops on the last image Duration Select Duration using the buttons then select the desired number of seco...

Page 118: ...OF MENU Select Files Set the print quantity by pressing the buttons To set number of copies from multiple images select the image that you wish to print by pressing the buttons and then set the print...

Page 119: ...Menu P 28 then select RAW Development 2 In the sub menu select the image to develop in RAW format from the following two methods Select Files Display the picture to develop by pressing the buttons whe...

Page 120: ...multiple items to change 6 After finalizing the setting select icon to start image development and press the button 7 Select Yes by using the buttons and confirm it by pressing the button In order to...

Page 121: ...121 CHANGING OTHER SETTINGS This section explains how to change the setting of basic camera operation to your desired settings...

Page 122: ...he filename will consist of _SDI instead of SDIM File numbering can be continuous or can be reset every time an empty card is detected The File Numbering can be set from Camera Settings P 28 File Numb...

Page 123: ...set to Auto Reset 4 If you usually set File numbering to Continuous set to Continuous once again If you wish to continue to take pictures with any other card please proceed it from step 3 TO CHANGE F...

Page 124: ...croll to Attach Copyright Information and select On Copyright information will embed in each image from then on TIP It is possible to check the attached information in the Copyright Information screen...

Page 125: ...press the button to enter it Switch the keyboard to alphabet When the alphabet is displayed it is possible to select capital and lowercase letters Switch the keyboard to symbols Insert a 1 character s...

Page 126: ...ed display mode can be set to hide Select unrequired mode from Mode Settings and set them to Off Display Info Shooting information to display can be selected Off Only the information at the bottom of...

Page 127: ...e 4 White 4 segments with a white line 9 White 9 segments with a white line 16 White 16 segments with a white line Histogram Histogram that is useful in determining exposure can be displayed Refer P 1...

Page 128: ...tically the display changes to one for vertical shooting WARNING Electronic level usually has error about 1 The more it is tilted the larger the error becomes and in such case it does not work properl...

Page 129: ...from Capture Settings P 28 Switch Dial Functions Select the desired Exposure Mode by pressing the button and change the function by using the button To apply the setting press the button To reset to...

Page 130: ...a predetermined amount of time the color LCD monitor or power will be turned off automatically LCD Off If not used for a predetermined amount of time the backlight of the color LCD monitor will be tu...

Page 131: ...Power Off to Off WARNING It is not possible to set LCD Off for a longer time than Auto Power Off For example when LCD Off is set to 5min and Auto Power Off is set to 1min the LCD Off setting will be...

Page 132: ...not verified and operation sound of the self timer by setting to On or Off The default setting is On Sound Volume It is possible to set the volume of Shutter Sound and Operation Sound from 0 to 5 in...

Page 133: ...tton To cancel the reset settings select No by pressing the button and press the button If you want to reset all the camera settings including other settings you will have to reset the camera to facto...

Page 134: ...134 CONNECTING TO A COMPUTER...

Page 135: ...our camera to a computer with the provided USB cable WARNING Please ensure your computer is not in sleep mode whilst your camera connects to the computer It may cause the data to be lost or damaged Do...

Page 136: ...136 REFERENCE This section introduces optional accessories and explains specifications of the camera...

Page 137: ...type camera case can be attached to the camera while photographing It perfectly fits the camera which improves the usability of the camera AC ADAPTER SAC 6 This is used to provide a constant electrici...

Page 138: ...e pictures or connecting the camera to a computer we recommend that you operate the camera from a household power outlet 1 Connect the AC cable to the AC adapter 2 Open the Battery Cover and open the...

Page 139: ...not open the Battery Cover or Card Cover By doing so the camera will turn off and result in data loss This could also cause damage to the camera and or memory card When you have finished using the ca...

Page 140: ...CD monitor HOW TO STORE THE CAMERA If you intend to store the camera for a long time remove the battery To avoid growth of fungus store the camera and lens in a dry cool and ventilated place with a dr...

Page 141: ...button P 130 The shutter does not release The camera is busy writing to the card Please wait until the card busy light goes off Card is full Insert a new card or delete unwanted images P 103 104 Auto...

Page 142: ...es on the color LCD monitor Dust or dirt has adhered to the color LCD monitor Clean the color LCD monitor with a blower or eyeglass cloth P 140 The color LCD monitor is worn out Please consult the ret...

Page 143: ...it cannot be adequately adjusted even with Overexposure Correction which causes tinting on a part of the subject In this case please turn Overexposure Correction Off P 84 Cannot delete images Images m...

Page 144: ...Lossless compression RAW Data 14 bit JPEG Exif 2 3 RAW JPEG Image size 3 2 Number of Pixels SUPER HIGH JPEG 7680 x 5120 HIGH 5424 x 3616 LOW 2704 x 1808 S LO JPEG 1920 x 1280 Image Quality RAW JPEG F...

Page 145: ...p to 3EV for appropriate exposure Shutter Speed 1 2000 30sec Depending on the aperture value shutter speed changes Flash Mode Forced Flash Red Eye Reduction Flash Slow Synchro Mode External Flash Sync...

Page 146: ...quipment off and on the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna Increase the separation between the eq...

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