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Customizing Image Enhancement Options: Custom, Custom

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Shooting Options: The Shooting Menu Customizing Image Enhancement Options: Custom Select Custom to make separate adjustments to the following options. After adjusting settings, highlight Done and press Q. Optimize image Custom Done Image sharpening Tone compensation Color mode Saturation Hue adjustment Image sharpening Choose how much outlines are sharpened during shooting from Auto, Normal, Low, Medium low, Medium high, High, or None. Choose high settings for sharp outlines, low settings for softer outlines. Default setting is Auto. Tone compensation Choose the level of contrast control from Auto, Normal, Less contrast, Medium low, Medium high, More contrast, or Custom. Lower settings prevent loss of detail in highlights under harsh lighting or in direct sunlight. Higher settings preserve detail in misty landscapes and other low-contrast subjects. Default setting is Auto. Choose Custom to select a user-defined tone curve created using Camera Control Pro 2 (available separately; A 156). See the documentation provided with Camera Control Pro 2 for details. Color mode Specify the way in which colors are reproduced from the following. Ia (sRGB) Photographs taken in this mode are adapted to the sRGB color space and are suited to printing or use "as is", with no further modification. Choose this option for portrait. II (Adobe RGB) Photographs taken in this mode are adapted to Adobe RGB color space, which supports a wider gamut of colors than sRGB. This option is the preferred choice for photographs that will be extensively processed or retouched. IIIa (sRGB) (default setting) Photographs taken in this mode are adapted to the sRGB color space and are suited to printing or use "as is", with no further modification. Choose this option for nature and landscape shots. Saturation Choose the level of saturation (color intensity) from Auto, Normal, Moderate, or Enhanced. Choose Moderate for less saturated colors, Enhanced for more vivid colors. Default setting is Auto. Hue adjustment Hue can be adjusted between -9° to +9° in increments of 3° (the degrees refer to the "color wheel" often used to express hue). Positive values make reds more orange, greens more blue, and blues more purple. Negative values make reds more purple, blues more green, and greens more yellow. Default setting is ±0. Menu Guide 102

Section	Page
For Your Safety	4
Notices	5
Introduction	13
About This Manual	13
Information and Precautions	14
Getting to Know the Camera	16
Camera Body	16
The Mode Dial	18
The Power Switch	18
The Viewfinder Display	19
The Shooting Information Display	20
The Command Dial	22
Multi Selector	24
The Shutter-Release Button	25
? (Help) Button	25
The Camera Strap AN-DC1	26
First Steps	27
Charging and Inserting the Battery	28
The Quick Charger MH-23	28
The Rechargeable Li-ion Battery EN-EL9	28
Attaching a Lens	30
Detaching Lenses	31
Vibration Reduction Mode (VR)	32
Setting Display Language, Date and Time	33
Reset the Clock	33
Inserting Memory Cards	35
Inserting Memory Cards	35
Formatting Memory Cards	36
Adjusting Viewfinder Focus (Diopter Adjustment)	38
Basic Photography	39
\	40
Step 1 Turn the Camera On and Select Shooting Mode	40
Step 2 Frame a Photograph	42
Step 3 Focus and Shoot	44
Step 4 Viewing Photographs/Deleting Photographs	46
Shooting Particular Scenes	48
Taking Pictures	48
Features	48
Getting Good Results with Autofocus	50
P, S, A, and M Modes	51
Shooting in P, S, A, and M Modes	52
Shooting in P Mode (Programmed Auto)	53
Shooting in S Mode (Shutter-Priority Auto)	54
Shooting in A Mode (Aperture-Priority Auto)	55
Shooting in M Mode (Manual)	56
Changing Shooting Settings	59
The Quick Settings Display	60
Image Quality and Size	61
Image Quality	62
Image Size	62
White Balance	64
ISO Sensitivity	65
Releasing the Shutter	66
Release Mode	66
Continuous Mode	66
Self-Timer and Remote Control Modes	67
Focus	69
Focus Mode	69
AF-Area Mode	70
Focus Point Selection	71
Focus Lock	72
Manual Focus	73
Exposure	74
Metering	74
Autoexposure Lock	75
Using the Built-in Flash	76
Changing the Flash Mode	77
Exposure Compensation	79
Flash Compensation	80
Active D-Lighting	81
Two-Button Reset	82
More on Playback	83
Viewing Photographs in Full-Frame Playback	84
Full-Frame Playback	84
Photo Information	85
Viewing Multiple Photographs: Thumbnail Playback	88
Taking a Closer Look: Playback Zoom	89
Protecting Photographs from Deletion	90
Connecting to a Computer, Printer, or TV	91
Connecting to a Computer	92
Before Connecting the Camera	92
Connecting the USB Cable	93
Connecting to a Printer	95
Printing Via Direct USB Connection	96
Connecting the Printer	97
Printing Photographs One at a Time	98
Printing Multiple Photographs	100
Creating an Index Print	101
Creating a DPOF Print Order: Print Set	102
Viewing Photographs on TV	104
Menu Guide	105
Using Camera Menus	106
Playback Options: The Playback Menu	108
Delete	108
Playback Folder	109
Rotate Tall	110
Slide Show	110
Stop-Motion Movie	111
Shooting Options: The Shooting Menu	112
Optimize Image	113
Customizing Image Enhancement Options: Custom	114
White Balance	115
Fine-Tuning White Balance	116
Preset Manual	117
Noise Reduction	120
Custom Settings	121
R Reset	122
01 Beep	122
06 No Memory Card?	122
07 Image Review	123
09 AF-assist	123
10 ISO Auto	123
11 Self-Timer/FUNC Button	124
12 AE-L/AF-L	125
13 AE Lock	125
14 Built-in Flash/Optional Flash Unit	125
15 Auto off Timers	126
16 Self-Timer	126
17 Remote on Duration	127
18 Date Imprint	127
19 Rangefinder	128
Basic Camera Settings: The Setup Menu	129
CSM/Setup Menu	130
Choosing Menu Items for My Menu	131
Info Display Format	132
Auto Shooting Info	134
Shooting Info Auto off	135
LCD Brightness	135
Video Mode	135
Language	135
Image Comment	136
Folders	137
File No. Sequence	138
Clean Image Sensor	138
Mirror Lock-Up	138
Firmware Version	138
Dust off Ref Photo	139
Auto Image Rotation	140
Creating Retouched Copies: The Retouch Menu	141
Creating Retouched Copies	142
Creating Retouched Copies in Full-frame Playback	143
Quick Retouch	144
D-Lighting	144
Red-Eye Correction	145
Trim	146
Monochrome	146
Filter Effects	147
Small Picture	148
Image Overlay	150
NEF (RAW) Processing	152
Stop-motion Movie	153
Before and after (Making a Side-by-Side Comparison)	155
Optional Accessories	157
Compatible Lenses	158
Optional Flash Units (Speedlights)	162
Other Accessories	167
Connecting the Power Connector and the AC Adapter	169
Approved Memory Cards	170
Maximizing the Life of the Camera	171
Caring for the Camera	171
Storage	171
Cleaning	171
Caring for the Optical Low-Pass Filter	172
Caring for the Camera and Battery: Cautions	176
The Camera and Lens	176
The Battery	178
Technical Notes	179
Troubleshooting	179
Display	179
Shooting	180
Playback	182
Others	183
Camera Error Messages and Displays	184
Appendix	188
Available Settings and Defaults	188
Memory Card Capacity and Image Quality / Size	190
Exposure Program (Mode P)	190
Flash Control	191
Shutter Speeds Available with the Built-in Flash	191
Aperture, Sensitivity, and Flash Range	191
Specifications	192
Supported Standards	198

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Menu Guide

Shooting Options: The Shooting Menu

Customizing Image Enhancement Options: Custom

Select

Custom

to make separate adjustments to the following

options. After adjusting settings, highlight

Done

and press

Image sharpening

Choose how much outlines are sharpened during shooting from

Auto

Normal

Low

Medium low

Medium high

High

, or

None

. Choose high settings for sharp outlines, low

settings for softer outlines. Default setting is

Auto

Tone compensation

Choose the level of contrast control from

Auto

Normal

Less contrast

Medium low

Medium high

More contrast

, or

Custom

. Lower settings prevent loss of detail in

highlights under harsh lighting or in direct sunlight. Higher settings preserve detail in misty

landscapes and other low-contrast subjects. Default setting is

Auto

. Choose

Custom

select a user-defined tone curve created using Camera Control Pro 2 (available separately;

156). See the documentation provided with Camera Control Pro 2 for details.

Color mode

Specify the way in which colors are reproduced from the following.

Ia (sRGB)

Photographs taken in this mode are adapted to the sRGB color space and are suited to

printing or use “as is”, with no further modification. Choose this option for portrait.

II (Adobe RGB)

Photographs taken in this mode are adapted to Adobe RGB color space, which supports a

wider gamut of colors than sRGB. This option is the preferred choice for photographs that

will be extensively processed or retouched.

IIIa (sRGB) (default setting)

Photographs taken in this mode are adapted to the sRGB color space and are suited to

printing or use ”as is”, with no further modification. Choose this option for nature and

landscape shots.

Saturation

Choose the level of saturation (color intensity) from

Auto

Normal

Moderate

, or

Enhanced

. Choose

Moderate

for less saturated colors,

Enhanced

for more vivid colors.

Default setting is

Auto

Hue adjustment

Hue can be adjusted between –9° to +9° in increments of 3° (the degrees refer to the “color

wheel” often used to express hue). Positive values make reds more orange, greens more

blue, and blues more purple. Negative values make reds more purple, blues more green, and

greens more yellow. Default setting is ±0.

Optimize image

Custom

Done

Image sharpening

Tone compensation

Color mode

Saturation

Hue adjustment