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Overexposure<br />

indicator shortcut !<br />

Press and hold until the<br />

indicator is working as you<br />

would like (enabled or disabled).<br />

Deleting images − general<br />

The H3D II enables you to delete images using any of the following techniques:<br />

• Delete the currently selected image only.<br />

• Delete all images from the current batch<br />

• Delete all images from the current medium<br />

• Delete all red-status images from the current batch<br />

• Delete all red-status images from the current medium<br />

• Delete all red- or yellow-status images from the current batch<br />

• Delete all red- or yellow-status images from the current medium<br />

Another way of working is to simply assign unwanted images as Red. In this way, you<br />

retain the option (for a while) of changing your mind later while allowing the system<br />

to automatically delete the unwanted images as the storage medium fills up.<br />

You will always be asked to confirm each delete operation.<br />

For complete details about how to use the menu system to delete single or multiple images,<br />

please see MAIN MENU > STORAGE > Delete.<br />

Transferring images<br />

Transferring to a computer<br />

To transfer images stored on the compact-flash card to your computer, simply connect the<br />

digital capture unit to a computer using a FireWire cable and then run Phocus. Alternatively,<br />

use a card reader and connect to a computer. See the Phocus manual for details.<br />

See also Connecting to the Computer for details about how to connect to a computer.<br />

Delete shortcut !<br />

Select a target image and then<br />

press and hold until the confirm-delete<br />

dialog opens.<br />

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Set browse filter !<br />

Press a nd hold u ntil the<br />

preferred filter is indicated.<br />

Repeat if necessary.

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