VII. IMAGE RECORDING AND STORAGE
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You can protect individual images, all images in a folder, or all images on the card.
Alternately, you can cancel image protection. You can erase individual images, all images
in a folder, all images in the card, or just check-marked images (a new feature).
Unprotected images will be erased.
Recording Quality Specifications
Image Size
Pixels [Approx. MB]
File Size
[Approx.
MB]
Possible
Shots
[Approx.]
Maximum Burst [Approx.]
Hi-Speed
Low-Speed
Printing Size
L (Large)
M1 (Medium1)
M2 (Medium2)
S (Small)
RAW
RAW+
sRAW
RAW+
L (Large)
M1 (Medium1)
M2 (Medium2)
S (Small)
L (Large)
M1 (Medium1)
M2 (Medium2)
S (Small)
10.1 (3,888x2,592)
8.0 (3,456x2,304)
5.3 (2,816x1,880)
2.5 (1,936x1,288)
10.1 (3,888x2,592)
2.5 (1,936x1,288)
3.5
2.8
2.1
1.2
13.0
13.0+3.5
13.0+2.8
13.0+2.1
13.0+1.2
7.6
7.6+3.5
7.6+2.8
7.6+2.1
7.6+1.2
260
320
420
710
66
52
54
56
60
110
76
81
87
95
110
130
140
160
30
22
22
22
22
46
28
28
28
28
260
320
420
710
35
27
27
27
27
70
35
35
35
35
A3 or Larger
Around A3
Around A4
Around A5
A3 or Larger
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Around A5
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* The number of possible shots (battery life) and continuous shooting speed are based on Canon’s testing standards and a 1GB CF card.
* The size of one image, number of possible shots (battery life), and continuous shooting speed are based on JPEG quality 8, ISO 100, and the
Standard Picture Style. (These figures vary depending on the subject, memory card brands, ISO speed, Picture Style, etc.)
