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Camera Status Screen A status screen appears for a few seconds in the Image Display any time you press the Flash , MODE, or Timer/Burst buttons when Live View is off. As shown in the example here, a text description of the current setting for the button that was just pressed appears at the top of the screen. Beneath that, icons for the current flash, shooting mode, and timer/burst settings are shown, with the icon for the button that was just pressed highlighted. The bottom portion of the screen shows whether a memory card is installed (indicated by the SD icon), power indicator (such as the low battery level indicator; see Power Indicators on page 133), the number of pictures remaining, and the Image Quality setting (indicated in the example by the 3MP). Restoring Previous Settings The flash, shooting mode, and Timer/Burst settings, as well as some of the Capture Menu settings that you change from their default settings do not remain set after you turn the camera off. However, you can restore the non-default settings from the last time the camera was on by holding down the Menu/OK button while also sliding the ON/OFF switch to turn the camera on. The icons for the restored settings are then displayed in the Live View screen. Chapter 1: Getting Started 25

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Chapter 1: Getting Started
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Camera Status Screen
A status screen appears for a few
seconds in the Image Display any
time you press the
Flash
,
MODE
, or
Timer/Burst
buttons when
Live
View
is off.
As shown in the example here, a text
description of the current setting for the button that was just
pressed appears at the top of the screen. Beneath that, icons
for the current flash, shooting mode, and timer/burst settings
are shown, with the icon for the button that was just pressed
highlighted. The bottom portion of the screen shows whether a
memory card is installed (indicated by the
SD
icon),
power
indicator
(such as the
low battery level indicator; see
Power
Indicators
on page 133
)
, the number of pictures remaining,
and the
Image Quality
setting (indicated in the example by
the
3MP
).
Restoring Previous Settings
The flash, shooting mode, and Timer/Burst settings, as well as
some of the
Capture Menu
settings that you change from their
default settings do not remain set after you turn the camera off.
However, you can restore the non-default settings from the last
time the camera was on by holding down the
Menu/OK
button
while also sliding the
ON/OFF
switch to turn the camera on.
The icons for the restored settings are then displayed in the
Live
View
screen.