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Setting
the
Image-recording
Quality
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Maximum Burst During Continuous Shooting
The
maximum
burst
during
continuous
shooting
depends
on
the
image-recording
quality
and
the
drive
mode
(high-speed/low-speed
continuous
shooting).
The
approx.
maximum
burst
during
continuous
shooting
is
indicated
below
for
each
image-recording
quality.
Note
that
with
high-speed
CF
cards,
the
maximum
burst
may
be
higher
than
shown
in
the
table
below
depending
on
the
shooting
conditions
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50 60
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100 165
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105 240
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Continuous
shooting
is
possible
until
the
CF
card
becomes
full.
The number
of
shots remaining during the
maximum burst is displayed on the lower
Maximum
Burst
right
of
the viewfinder.
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If"9" is displayed, it indicates that the maximum burst is nine or more
shots. If "5"
is
displayed, it is five shots.
@ While
you
are shooting
and
the number of shots remaining
in
the
maximum burst
is
fewer than
9,
the viewfinder will display
"8",
"7",
etc.
If
you
stop the continuous shooting, the maximum burst will increase.
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After
all
the
captured
images
are
processed
and
written
to
the
CF
card,
the
above
table's
figures
for
the
maximum
burst
will
apply.
til
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With
white
balance
bracketing
(p.68),
the
maximum
burst
will
be
lower.
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The
maximum
burst
is
displayed
even
when
the
drive
mode
is
set
to
<0>
(Single)
or
<\S».
The
maximum
burst
is
displayed
even
when
a
CF
card
is
not
in
the
camera.
Therefore,
before
shooting,
make
sure
that
a
CF
card
is
installed
in
the
camera.
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