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1 White Balance Shot screen appears after test capture to illustrate the area chosen for white balance calculation. 3 14 2 58 To make a rapid <strong>User</strong> Button white balance setting: (Please note: this function works with a CF card or an ImageBank- II only) 1. Assign the <strong>User</strong> Button (or AE-L, STOP DOWN or M.UP button) to activate Grey balance exp. (see later section – Advanced Features / Customizable button function list – for details). 2. While framing the centre spot in the viewfinder over a neutrally colored surface, press the assigned button. A small rectangle appears on the OLED marking that particular area. Calculations then take place automatically so that the following shots use the area chosen as the new ‘white balance’ standard. Media The storage setting controls where your digital capture unit will store new images and which stored images will be visible in the browse window. Often, you have just one type of storage media available—the internal compact-flash card. However, if you have several media attached (e.g., a card and one or more external disks), then you may need to switch between them. If your selected storage medium has more than one batch (folder) on it, then the batch selected when you use the storage menu item will be the one you most recently created. To select the medium to which to save new shots and from which to browse previous shots: 1. Press the MENU button. 2. Use and to select the MEDIA sub-menu. 3. Use the zoom ( – or + ) button to step through the available media until the name for destination/source you wish to use is shown. 4. Either move on to another setting by using the navigator button, or, press the MENU button to exit the menu system and keep your setting. Note that you can also select media using just the (+) and (-) buttons while browsing images. This method also enables you to select a batch as you zoom in from media to batch to thumbnails to preview. See Navigating Media and Batches for complete details about this method.
1 2 3 Browse filter shortcut ! There is also a one-button shortcut for changing the browse filter. To use it, press and hold (do not click!) the Instant Approval button until the approval status colour appears. Browsing will then only display the images with that classification. 59 Browse The browse filter complements the instant-approval system by enabling you to browse through images according to their approval status. You have the following choices: • All: browses all of the images in the current batch, regardless of their approval status. This is the default. • Red: browses only red-status images from the current batch. These are images that you have marked for likely deletion. You might browse these images to make sure you have not eliminated any usable images and/or to find images that you can delete to make room for new shots. • Green: browses only green-status images from the current batch. These are either new shots that did not trigger an exposure warning or shots that you manually assigned to green after overriding an exposure warning. • Green & Yellow: browses green and yellow-status images, but does not show red-status images. These are probably images that you have either decided to keep or not yet checked for approval status. • For more information about using the instant-approval system, please see Using Instant Approval Architecture. To set the browse filter using the menus: 1. Choose MAIN MENU > Browse. The current setting is displayed here. 2. Use the zoom ( – or + ) button to step through the filter options (described above) until you have selected the filter you wish to use. 3. Either move on to another setting by using the navigator button or press the menu button to exit the menu system and keep your setting. The appearance of the ‘Empty Browse Filter’ message signifies that there are no images with that particular approval status.
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Page 65 and 66: 1 2 3 4 5 65 FORMAT The camera
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HC lens range HCD 4/28 mm HC 3.5/35
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OTF Off The Film - the original lit
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Aperture Aperture Automatic exposur
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User interface Battery grip recharg
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1 2 3 B C A Care and maintenance of
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Problems, Equipment Care & Service
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