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1 3 4 5 ISO / WB Save F R ISO / WB Save ISO / WB Save ISO/WB MENU 2 ON•OFF PROFILES/ESC To quickly reset all profiles back to the original factory settings: 1. Remove battery. 2. Wait 5–10 seconds. 3. Replace the battery while keeping both the Menu and IS0/WB buttons pressed. 90 Profiles The profiles feature allows rapid access to pre-determined combinations of settings that increase the speed and security of workflow. One example might be in a social situation where there might be a need for formal outdoor portraiture followed by informal indoor handheld flash-assisted wide-angle shots, both situations requiring very different settings in a stressful environment. By predetermining the relevant settings required beforehand for each situation, they can be saved collectively as a profile. By calling up the profile, you can then be assured that all the settings are correct at the press of one button. For example, you might choose – autofocus single, bracketing, programmed exposure, etc – for outdoors. Once set, you would click on the red PROFILES button, select a profile name and press SAVE. A new name can be entered for the new profile - ‘Outdoors’, for instance - and saved again. New settings are made for the indoor shots changing to flash, Pv setting, etc and the procedure repeated. By simply accessing ‘Outdoors’ or ‘Indoors’ in the profile list, all the relevant settings will be instantly and correctly implemented to match the situation. There are four profiles: Standard, Full auto, Studio and Fill flash. All except Standard can be changed and renamed. The pre-set profiles feature the following: Standard: normal flash sync, autofocus (single), single drive, autoexposure (aperture priority), average metering, user button -None Full auto: normal flash sync, autofocus (single), single drive, programmed exposure, centre weighted metering, user button -None Studio: normal flash sync, manual focus, single drive, manual exposure, spot metering. user button - AF drive Fill flash: normal flash sync (adjusted output -1.7EV), autofocus (single), single drive, autoexposure, average metering. All user profiles can be restored to default values again simply by removing the battery and holding down the MENU and ISO/WB buttons together and while keeping them depressed, replace the battery. There will be an audible signal that denotes the restoration. All settings are stored when a profile is created. This includes the ISO, white balance, color temperature and color tint settings that were current at the time the profile was created. These profile settings will override the settings in use at the time the profile button was pressed. In other words, remember to check for unintentional ISO, white balance or color temperature changes when using profiles. (Color tint is not a user setting but is stored after a manual white balance has been made). Making a profile 1) Activate the camera and go through the various settings (for example, autofocus, aperture priority, fill flash exposure compensation, etc.) you require for the particular purpose and save them as you go. 2) When all the required settings have been made, click (not press!) the PROFILES button (ON.OFF button) on the grip and the profile screen will appear. 3) Use either the front or rear control wheel to scroll through the list of profiles. Choose a profile name (except Standard). You can either save the new settings under this name or change the name you want to change.
1 2 3 1 2 3 4 5 ON•OFF PROFILES/ESC AF Load ON•OFF PROFILES/ESC AF Load ISO / WB Save F F ON•OFF R R PROFILES/ESC 91 4) Press Save (ISO/WB button). The Profile name screen is then displayed where you can rename the profile to what suits you (see section Image Info 4.2 further on in this manual for procedure details). 5) Press Save (ISO/WB button) to keep the combination of settings with the new name. To use a profile from the main screen, press the PROFILES button to reach the profiles screen again. Scroll down the list to the profile you want and then press the Load (AF) button. All the saved settings will then be automatically implemented. If you decided to change the settings but nevertheless keep the Profile name on the list, the new set of parameters will be retained under that name. That is to say, the settings will not be the same as listed here, despite the name. It might be safer practice to always change the profile name to avoid later confusion. Using profiles 1) From the main screen, click PROFILES (ON.OFF button) on the grip and the profile screen will appear. 2) Use either the front or rear control wheel to scroll through the list and highlight the desired profile. 3) Press Load (AF button). The camera is now set according to all the parameters stored according to the name. Changing a profile name You can change a profile name (except ‘Standard’) at any time. Proceed as follows: 1) From the main screen, click PROFILES (ON.OFF button) on the grip and the profile screen will appear. 2) Use either the front or rear control wheel to scroll through the list and highlight the desired profile. 3) Press Load (AF button). 4) Click PROFILES (ON.OFF button) again. 5) Press Save (ISO/WB button) 6) The Profile name screen is then displayed where you can rename the profile to what suits you (see section Image Info 4.2 further on in this manual for procedure details).
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