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INITIAL SETTINGS
The initial general setting is language choice. This choice is re-
tained but can be changed at any time. You can choose between:
English, German, French, Italian, Spanish, Japanese and Chinese.
Before each shoot an ISO and a white balance setting should be
made (white balance is for your convenience regarding the ap-
pearance of the image on the display though; it will not affect the
raw file. See next chapter for details).
Although the description below illustrates how the language
choice is set, it is also a general introductory illustration of how
settings are changed.
Setting the menu language
Proceed as follows:
1. Press the MENU/EXIT ( ) button to open the menu.
2. Press the NAVIGATOR button ( and ) to select the
SETTINGS sub-menu.
3. Press the NAVIGATOR button () to open the SETTINGS
menu.
4. Press the NAVIGATOR button () to select the USER
INTERFACE sub-menu.
5. Press either ZOOM button (
or ) to choose a new lan-
guage (in this case, Spanish).
6. Press the MENU/EXIT (
) button again to close the menu.
Tip
If you find the CFV has been set to a language you
don't understand (a rented camera, for example),
you can use the procedure above to get back to your
preferred language just by following the actions and
appearance in the illustrations here.
Note
Note that the Menu ( ) and Approval ( ) buttons
change name on the screen according to function.
As you work through the various menu items, the
screen shows a label for each of these buttons. So,
for example, the Approval button will be labelled
and function as function as the OK button when that
particular action demands it.
Camera settings
A CFV can be used together with a number of different camera mod-
els and requires different camera compatibility settings accordingly.
Settings apply not only to specific models but to exposure times
too, so you should include this setting when making pre-session
checks as well as keeping it in mind when changing shutter speed.
See later section Settings for full details.
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