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Camera Settings: Playing Photographs Back

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The operations that can be performed while playing photographs back are as follows: To end playback Press the button or half-press the shutter-release button. The photograph currently on display will disappear and the monitor will turn off. To stop the monitor from turning off automatically If no other operation is performed, the monitor will stay on for the length of time specified in Custom Setting 18 or the playback menu "Auto Off" option. The monitor will then turn off automatically to save power. After the monitor has turned off, the display can be restored by pressing the button before automatic meter switch-off (see "Custom Settings," item 15). To delete the photograph currently displayed Press the button. A confirmation dialog will be displayed; press again to delete the photograph. To return to single-image playback without deleting the photograph, press any of the buttons on the rear of the camera except the and buttons. To view other photographs in memory Press the focus area selector up (v) or down (w). To view information on the current photograph Press the focus area selector to the left ( ) or right ( ) to hide or display information on the current photograph. Notes The left and right edges of photographs are not shown when the photographs are displayed in the LCD monitor using the capture preview, record-and-review, or playback feature described above. Camera Settings: Playing Photographs Back 61

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The operations that can be performed while playing photographs back are as
follows:
To end playback
Press the
button or half-press the shutter-release button.
The
photograph currently on display will disappear and the monitor will turn off.
To stop the monitor from turning off automatically
If no other operation is performed, the monitor will stay on for the length of
time specified in Custom Setting 18 or the playback menu “Auto Off” option.
The monitor will then turn off automatically to save power.
After the monitor has turned off, the display can be restored by pressing the
button before automatic meter switch-off (see “Custom Settings,” item
15).
To delete the photograph currently displayed
Press the
button.
A confirmation dialog will be displayed; press
again to delete the photograph.
To return to single-image playback without
deleting the photograph, press any of the buttons on the rear of the camera
except the
and
buttons.
To view other photographs in memory
Press the focus area selector up (
▲
) or down (
▼
).
To view information on the current photograph
Press the focus area selector to the left (
) or right (
) to hide or display
information on the current photograph.
Camera Settings: Playing Photographs Back
Notes
The left and right edges of photographs are not shown when the photographs are
displayed in the LCD monitor using the capture preview, record-and-review, or
playback feature described above.