Canon EOS 1D Mark III User Guide - Page 51

C. Fn IV -10, [Button function when Quick Control Dial ], is an expanded version of P. Fn-30. When [1: Disable Main Dial/Quick Control Dial, Multi- controller] is set and the power switch is set to ON, the Main Dial, Quick Control Dial and Multi-Controller will not be able to change any settings. This prevents accidental changing of the settings. The function is C.Fn IV-10 very convenient and eliminates a source of anxiety for many photographers who shoot in chaotic conditions. Saving and Registering Settings Registering Custom Function settings works the same way as the EOS-1D Mark II N's P. Fn-00. With [C. Fn setting register/ apply], you can register up to three sets of Custom Function settings in the camera. You can use each set suiting a specific genre of shooting such as sports, landscapes and so forth. When you apply a set of Custom Function settings, the C.Fn setting register/apply camera's Custom Function settings will change instantly accordingly. Note that C. Fn III -7 [AF Micro-adjustment] and C. Fn IV -11 [Focusing Screen] settings will not be included in the registered Custom Function settings. [Save camera settings to media] is an expanded version of the EOS-1D Mark II N's [Save camera settings] function. Up to 10 sets of camera settings can now be saved to one recording medium. With [Save/ load setting on media], the camera's current settings can be saved as a file to a memory card. When this file is read, the camera will be set to the Save camera settings file's saved camera settings. The same file can be read by multiple EOS-1D Mark III cameras or you can use different camera settings for different shooting situations. The date/time, language, video output format settings, C. Fn III-7 and C. Fn IV-11 are not saved and included. [Register basic camera settings] is an expanded version of P. Fn-25, [Sets the default settings when the CLEAR button is ON]. With [Regist/load basic settings], you can register basic settings such as the shooting mode, metering mode, and drive mode in the camera. When these settings are applied, the camera settings will switch to the registered settings. Register basic camera settings This is convenient when you often have to switch camera settings instantly to suit a particular shooting situation. The following settings can be registered: Shooting mode, white balance, drive mode, metering mode, AF mode, AF point, color space, image size, and Picture Style (9 settings). IX. CONTROLS AND DISPLAY 51