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During playback, Setting the screen display modes to be available, What is histogram?

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Table of contents Sample photo Menu z Setting the screen display modes to be available You can select which LCD screen display modes can be selected in shooting mode with [DISP Button(Monitor)] (page 78). During playback Display Info. Shows recording information. Histogram Displays the luminance distribution graphically, in addition to recording information. No Disp. Info. Does not show recording information. z What is histogram? The histogram displays the luminance distribution that shows how many pixels of a particular brightness exist in the picture. Brighter image will make the entire histogram shift to the right side, and darker image to the left side. Flashing R (red) Luminance • If the image has a loss of details in highlights and shadows, these parts flash on the histogram display during playback (Luminance limit warning). G (green) B (blue) Index 40GB

Section	Page
How to use this handbook	2
Table of contents	3
Sample photo	6
Identifying parts	12
List of icons on the screen	17
Operating the camera	20
Menu	22
Shooting images	27
Playing back images	29
Deleting images	31
Photo Creativity	32
Bkground Defocus	33
Brightness	34
Color	35
Vividness	36
Picture Effect	37
DISP (Display Contents)	39
Exposure Comp.	41
Drive Mode	42
Cont. Shooting	43
Spd Priority Cont.	44
Self-timer	45
Self-timer(Cont)	46
Bracket: Cont.	47
ISO	48
Zoom	49
Image Index	51
Intelligent Auto	52
Superior Auto	54
Scene Selection	56
Sweep Panorama	58
Manual Exposure	60
Shutter Priority	62
Aperture Priority	63
Program Auto	64
Flash Mode	65
AF/MF Select	66
Autofocus Area	68
Autofocus Mode	69
Tracking Focus	70
Face Detection	71
Face Registration	72
Smile Shutter	73
Auto Object Framing	75
Soft Skin Effect	76
Shooting Tip List	77
DISP Button(Monitor)	78
Image Size	79
Aspect Ratio	81
Quality	82
Panorama Direction	83
File Format	84
Record Setting	85
White Balance	86
Metering Mode	89
Flash Comp.	90
DRO/Auto HDR	91
Picture Effect	93
Creative Style	95
Delete	96
Still/Movie Select	97
Slide Show	98
Specify Printing	99
Image Index	100
Enlarge Image	101
Rotate	102
Protect	103
Volume Settings	104
AEL w/ shutter	105
AF Illuminator	106
Red Eye Reduction	107
Live View Display	108
Auto Review	109
Grid Line	110
Peaking Level	111
Peaking Color	112
Clear Image Zoom	113
Digital Zoom	114
Self-portrait Self-timer	115
S. Auto Image Extract.	116
MF Assist	117
MF Assist Time	118
Color Space	119
SteadyShot	120
Release w/o Lens	121
Long Exposure NR	122
High ISO NR	123
Lens Comp.: Shading	124
Lens Comp.: Chro. Aber.	125
Lens Comp.: Distortion	126
Face Priority Tracking	127
Movie Audio Rec	128
Wind Noise Reduct.	129
AF Micro Adj.	130
Menu start	131
MOVIE Button	132
Custom Key Settings	133
AEL toggle	135
Beep	136
Language	137
Date/Time Setup	138
Area Setting	139
Help Guide Display	140
Power Save	141
Power Saving Start Time	142
LCD Brightness	143
Display Color	144
Wide Image	145
Playback Display	146
HDMI Resolution	147
CTRL FOR HDMI	148
USB Connection	149
USB LUN Setting	150
Version	151
Demo Mode	152
Initialize	153
Format	154
File Number	155
Folder Name	156
Select Shoot. Folder	157
New Folder	158
Recover Image DB	159
Display Card Space	160
Upload Settings	161
Viewing images on a TV	162
Using with your computer	164
Installing the software	166
Connecting the camera to the computer	168
Creating a movie disc	170
Printing still images	174
Troubleshooting	175
Warning messages	182
Using the camera abroad	185
Memory card	186
“InfoLITHIUM” battery pack	188
Battery charging	190
Mount Adaptor	191
AVCHD format	193
Cleaning	194