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Quick Guide to Custom Settings Options

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31. Sensitivity Up By default, sensitivity can be set to a values equivalent to ISO 200, 400, 800, or 1,600. Sensitivity up can be used to increase sensitivity by a factor of +1 or +2 over ISO 1600. These settings can be used to achieve high shutter speeds at night-time sporting events, or to achieve optimal exposure when taking photographs of poorly-lit subjects. Note, however, that high sensitivity settings increase the amount of noise that appears in the final photograph. It is recommended that you take a trial photograph to check the results when shooting at high sensitivity settings. Option: 0 Sensitivity can be set to values equivalent to 200, 400, 800, or 1,600 (default) 1 Sensitivity set to +1 (sensitivity display in rear control panel shows HI-1) 2 Sensitivity set to +2 (sensitivity display in rear control panel shows HI-2) Quick Guide to Custom Settings Options Copy the following table and keep it with your camera for reference. Custom Setting 0: Custom settings 1: Image status 2: EV steps for exposure control 3: Bracketing order 4: Autofocus activation 5: Anti-vibration mode 6: Focus area selection Option A b 0 1 2 3 2 1 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 1 Meaning Custom Set A Custom Set B Disabled Capture Preview Mode Record-and-Review Mode 1/3 1/2 1 Default Negative-to-positive Shutter-release button activates AF AF activated by button only Disabled Enabled Default Wrap-around 7: AE lock 0 Only button locks AE AE locks when 1 shutter-release button pressed half way Custom Setting 8: Mirror up 9: Dynamic AF mode (singleservo AF) 10: Dynamic AF mode (continuous-servo AF) 11: Auto exposure/ flash exposure bracketing 12: Command dial functions 13: Exposure compensation settings Option 0 1 0 1 0 1 AS AE Sb 0 1 0 1 Meaning Mirror down Mirror up Closest subject priority enabled Closest subject priority disabled Closest subject priority disabled Closest subject priority enabled Flash and auto exposure Auto exposure only Flash exposure only Default Roles of main and sub command dials reversed Default Exposure compensation set by turning main or sub command dial 74 Custom Settings: Custom Settings Options

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31. Sensitivity Up
By default, sensitivity can be set to a values equivalent to ISO 200, 400,
800, or 1,600.
Sensitivity up can be used to increase sensitivity by a factor
of +1 or +2 over ISO 1600.
These settings can be used to achieve high
shutter speeds at night-time sporting events, or to achieve optimal expo-
sure when taking photographs of poorly-lit subjects.
Note, however, that
high sensitivity settings increase the amount of noise that appears in the
final photograph.
It is recommended that you take a trial photograph to
check the results when shooting at high sensitivity settings.
Option: 0
Sensitivity can be set to values equivalent to 200, 400, 800, or
1,600 (default)
1
Sensitivity set to +1 (sensitivity display in rear control panel
shows
HI-1
)
2
Sensitivity set to +2 (sensitivity display in rear control panel
shows
HI-2
)
Quick Guide to Custom Settings Options
Copy the following table and keep it with your camera for reference.
Custom Settings: Custom Settings Options
6: Focus area
selection
7: AE lock
11: Auto exposure/
flash exposure
bracketing
12: Command dial
functions
13: Exposure
compensation
settings
Custom Setting
Option
Meaning
Custom Setting
Option
Meaning
0: Custom settings
A
Custom Set A
b
Custom Set B
1: Image status
0
Disabled
1
Capture Preview
Mode
2
Record-and-Review
Mode
2: EV steps for
exposure
control
3
1
/
3
1
1
2
1
/
2
3: Bracketing
order
1
Negative-to-positive
0
Default
4: Autofocus
activation
0
1
Shutter-release
button activates AF
AF activated by
button only
5: Anti-vibration
mode
0
Disabled
1
Enabled
1
Wrap-around
0
Default
0
Only
button
locks AE
1
AE locks when
shutter-release
button pressed half
way
8: Mirror up
0
Mirror down
1
Mirror up
9: Dynamic AF
mode (single-
servo AF)
0
Closest subject
priority enabled
1
Closest subject
priority disabled
10: Dynamic AF
mode (continu-
ous-servo AF)
0
Closest subject
priority disabled
1
Closest subject
priority enabled
AS
Flash and auto
exposure
AE
Auto exposure only
Sb
Flash exposure only
0
Default
1
Roles of main and
sub command dials
reversed
0
Default
1
Exposure compen-
sation set by turning
main or sub com-
mand dial