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Reference Section
Color Options
You can adjust the colors when images are saved.
The icon for the current setting is displayed in the monitor when the camera is in shooting
mode (A 8). When Standard color is selected, no icon is displayed. Color tones shown in
the monitor when shooting change according to the selected color option.
Enter A (auto) mode M d button M Color options M k button
Option Description
n Standard color
(default setting)
Use to achieve natural colors in your images.
o Vivid color Use to achieve vivid colors in your images.
p Black-and-white Use to save images in black-and-white.
q Sepia Use to save images in sepia tones.
r Cyanotype Use to save images in cyan-blue monochrome.
B Notes About ISO Sensitivity
• Some settings cannot be used with other functions (A 66).
• When the ISO sensitivity is set to any setting other than Auto, Motion detection (E68) is
disabled.
B Notes About Color Options
Some settings cannot be used with other functions (A 66).
- Reference Manual 1
- Read This First 4
- About This Manual 5
- Information and Precautions 7
- About the Manuals 8
- For Your Safety 11
- Introduction 12
- Notice for Customers in the 15
- Table of Contents 17
- Parts of the Camera 21
- The Camera Body 22
- B Lens Cap 24
- 1 Press the d button 26
- 2 Press the multi selector J 26
- 3 Press H or I to select the 26
- 4 Press the k button 26
- 6 Press the k button 27
- 7 Press H or I to select a 27
- 8 Press the k button 27
- The Monitor 28
- Playback Mode 30
- The Basics of Shooting and 33
- Playback 33
- 2 Insert the batteries 34
- 2 Insert a memory card 36
- B High Temperature Caution 37
- B Formatting a Memory Card 37
- B Notes About Memory Cards 37
- 01 01 2013 39
- 15/05/2013 15:30 39
- Press this button in 40
- Easy auto mode 40
- C The Clock Battery 41
- Step 1 Turn the Camera On 42
- Turning the Camera On and Off 43
- 1 Press the A button 44
- Available Shooting Modes 45
- 1 Hold the camera steady 46
- 2 Frame the picture 46
- C When Using a Tripod 47
- Step 4 Focus and Shoot 48
- B Notes About Focus 49
- Step 5 Play Back Images 50
- C Viewing Images 51
- Step 6 Delete Images 52
- B Notes About Deletion 53
- Shooting Features 55
- G (Easy Auto) Mode 56
- Changing Scene Mode Settings 57
- Characteristics of Each Scene 58
- 2 9 m 0 s 61
- B Pet Portrait Auto Release 64
- B Focus Area 64
- B Notes About Pet Portrait 64
- CancelCancel 65
- B Playing Back 3D Images 66
- Selective color 67
- 1 Frame the picture 69
- 3 Stop shooting 69
- A (Auto) Mode 72
- Available Features 73
- Using the Flash (Flash Modes) 74
- Available Flash Modes 75
- B Lowering the Flash 76
- C The Flash Lamp 76
- C The Flash Mode Setting 76
- C Red-eye Reduction 76
- Using the Self-timer 77
- Using Macro Mode 79
- B Notes About Using the Flash 80
- C Autofocus 80
- C The Macro Mode Setting 80
- C Exposure Compensation Value 81
- Default Settings 82
- Button (Shooting Menu) 84
- Available Shooting Menus 85
- Focusing 88
- B Notes About Face Detection 89
- Focus Lock 90
- Playback Features 93
- Playback Zoom 94
- 2013 05 95
- Button (Playback Menu) 96
- Using ViewNX 2 100
- 3 Start the installer 101
- 4 Download the software 102
- B Connecting the USB Cable 103
- 3 Terminate the connection 104
- C Starting ViewNX 2 Manually 105
- Recording and Playing Back 107
- 2 Lower the flash (A 5) 108
- B Notes About Saving Data 109
- B Notes About Movie Recording 109
- B Camera Temperature 109
- B Notes About Autofocus 110
- C More Information 110
- Button (Movie Menu) 111
- Playing Back Movies 112
- General Camera Setup 115
- Button (Setup Menu) 116
- Reference Section 119
- Shooting with Easy Panorama 120
- Viewing Images in a Sequence 124
- B Sequence Display Options 125
- Deleting Images in a Sequence 126
- Editing Still Images 127
- B Notes About Image Editing 128
- C Original and Edited Images 129
- B Notes About Skin Softening 131
- 2 Refine copy composition 135
- 3 Press the d button 135
- C Image Size 136
- Editing Movies 137
- B Notes About Movie Editing 138
- 1 Turn off the camera 139
- 2 Turn on the printer 142
- 4 Turn on the camera 143
- Printing Individual Images 144
- 7 Printing begins 145
- Printing Multiple Images 146
- 5 Printing begins 148
- C Notes About Image Mode 150
- White Balance (Adjusting Hue) 151
- White balance 152
- B Notes About White Balance 153
- B Notes About Preset Manual 153
- Continuous Shooting 154
- B Notes About ISO Sensitivity 157
- B Notes About Color Options 157
- The Smart Portrait Menu 158
- Smile Timer 159
- Blink Proof 159
- The Playback Menu 160
- 15 .05. 201 3 162
- 15.05.2013 162
- 2 The slide show begins 163
- B Notes About Slide Show 164
- B Notes About Image Rotation 167
- B Notes About Copying Images 169
- Sequence Display Options 170
- Choose Key Picture 170
- The Movie Menu 171
- B Notes About HS Movie 172
- Movie options 174
- HS 1080/0.5× 174
- HS 720/2× 174
- HS 480/4× 174
- C HS Movie 175
- Autofocus Mode 176
- Wind Noise Reduction 176
- The Setup Menu 177
- Time Zone and Date 178
- 3 Press K 179
- New York, Toronto, Lima 180
- 11:30 -04:00 180
- 9 7 0970 181
- 2 9 m 0s29m 0s 181
- 4 / 44/ 4 181
- 0 0 04 .J P G0004.JPG 181
- C Battery Level 182
- B Notes About Print Date 184
- C Print Date and Print Order 184
- Vibration Reduction 185
- Motion Detection 186
- AF Assist 187
- B Notes About Sound Settings 188
- C The Auto Off Setting 189
- Format Memory/Format Card 190
- Language 191
- C HDMI and HDMI-CEC 192
- Blink Warning 193
- The Blink Warning Screen 194
- B Notes About Eye-Fi Cards 195
- C Eye-Fi Upload Indicator 195
- Reset All 196
- Movie Menu 197
- Setup Menu 197
- Smart Portrait Menu 197
- Shooting Menu 197
- Battery type (E82) 199
- Battery Type 200
- Firmware Version 200
- File and Folder Names 201
- Optional Accessories 203
- Error Messages 204
- Technical Notes and Index 211
- Caring for the Product 212
- B Notes on the Monitor 213
- B Notes About Using Batteries 213
- B Spare Batteries 213
- B Charging Batteries 213
- Memory Cards 215
- Cleaning and Storage 216
- Troubleshooting 218
- Shooting Issues 220
- Playback Issues 223
- Specifications 226
- 1500–1 s 227
- B Specifications 229
- Approved Memory Cards 230
- Supported Standards 231
- Numerics 233
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