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1 3 5 Number of captures highlighted. 2 frames variation chosen as option. 7 8 AF On ISO/WB Enter MENU 2 4 ISO/WB F Enter 6 R R ISO/WB Save EXAMPLE F Interval duration highlighted. 5 seconds variation chosen as option. Screen after Interval setting activated indicating 3 shots remaining at 30 second intervals. 98 3 Interval 3 Interval options available 2 frames − 255 frames options available 1 second − 1 hour By using the interval setting, you can allow the camera to take a series of captures automatically over a set period. This is often required for time and motion studies, security surveillance, nature study, etc. The exposure and focus settings (<strong>Manual</strong> or Auto) will be according to the camera settings at the time of capture. Interval setting 1) Press the MENU button on the grip. 2) Turn the front control wheel until Interval appears. 3) Press the ISO/WB (Enter) button on the grip. 4) Turn the front control wheel to access the options, that are: Number of captures (the number of captures required) Interval duration (the time interval between the captures) (The chosen symbol is indicated by a drop shadow) 5) In Number of captures, turn the rear wheel to choose the number of captures required: 2 – no limit 6) In Interval duration, turn the rear wheel to choose: 1 second – 1 hour 7) Press SAVE (ISO/WB button) to save the setting. 8) Press ENTER (ISO/WB button) again from the Interval screen to activate the function. Press On (AF button). Note that this now reads Off and the line of text at the bottom of the screen reads ‘Interval on’. Half-press the shutter release button to standby mode for this function (press the shutter release button again (full press) for activation) or full-press the shutter release for immediate activation. In Custom Options #27 you can select an initial delay of None, 2, 10, 60 seconds or the interval time. Check the lower text-row on the screen for ON or OFF status. An Interval setting can be stopped mid-sequence by pressing the ESC button.
1 2 MENU 3 4 ISO/WB Enter 5 6 ISO/WB Enter 7 8 R 4 Settings / 4.1 Custom Options F F F ISO/WB Save 99 4 Settings options available CUSTOM OPTIONS From the Settings screen you can access three main sub-settings: Custom options, Image Info and System status by turning the front control wheel. From each of these three sub-settings you can access further screens. Custom options has 30 screens, Image info has two more screens each with more choices and System status has two more screens. Look at the main menu chart to get an idea of where all the options are on the menu tree 4.1 Custom options 1) Press the MENU button on the grip. 2) Turn the front control wheel until Settings appears. 3) Press the ISO/WB (Enter) button on the grip. 4) Turn the front control wheel to access 4.1 Custom options. 5) Press the ISO/WB (Enter) button to access the more than 25 choices available. 6) Turn the front control wheel to the desired Option. 7) Turn the rear control wheel to the desired Setting. 8) Press Save As a shortcut to the Custom Option level, press MENU and then the USER button. After making any changes, press the shutter release button to save the new setting. In the following list, the options marked in red are the default settings. So, in the case of the <strong>User</strong> button, for example, as None is the default there will be no reaction from the camera until you make a specific choice and save it. If you want to reset the camera to the default setting for all options, press the ON.OFF button quickly to enter Profiles, select Standard and then press Load.
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