In manual exposure mode (p. 56), the shutter speed and
aperture value can be changed relative to each other with-
out affecting the total exposure. When this function is active,
simply press and hold the spot-AE lock button and turn the
control dial to change the shutter speed and aperture combi-
nation.
In manual exposure mode (p. 56), the operation to change the aperture and shutter
speed can be reversed. Two settings are available:
Shutter speed - the camera’s initial setting as
described on page 56. The control dial
changes the shutter speed (1). To change the
aperture, set the digital effects switch to the
exposure compensation position (2), and turn
the control dial while pressing the digital effects
button (3).
Aperture - the control dial changes the aper-
ture (1). To change the shutter speed, set the
digital effects switch to the exposure compen-
sation position (2), and turn the control dial
while pressing the digital effects button (3).
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SETUP MODE
CONTROL DIAL (M)
In the bracketing drive mode (p. 62), the bracket can be changed between the type
indicated by the digital-effects switch and exposure brackets only. Two settings are
available:
DEC control - the camera’s initial setting as described on page 62. The type of bracket
depends on the position of the digital-effects switch.
Exposure - only exposure brackets will be made regardless of the position of the digi-
tal-effects switch.
BRACKETING
MANUAL SHIFT
Both the camera’s sRGB and Adobe RGB color profile can be automatically embedded
into the image file as the picture is captured. To ensure accurate color reproduction
when using the Adobe RGB color mode, it is recommended to embed the color profile.
DiMAGE Viewer version 2.1 or later must be used to open images from this camera.
When using the Viewer’s color-matching function with images with embedded color
profiles, the default color space, Original Color Space (sRGB), in the color preference
window will automatically distinguish between the camera’s sRGB and Adobe-RGB
color spaces (p. 99). If the profile is not embedded, the color space must be specified
manually between Original Color Space (sRGB) or Original Color Space (Adobe RGB).
For more on color matching, refer to the DiMAGE Viewer manual.
COLOR PROFILE
Each time a delete command is used a confirmation screen
appears confirming the action to erase the image data.
When this screen opens, the no button is highlighted. This
function allows the yes button to be initially highlighted to
make deleting images easier. Care should be taken when
deleting images as the data cannot be retrieved once
erased.
DELETE CONFIRMATION
Delete this frame?
NoYes
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