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USING THE OK BUTTON SHORTCUT
The button can be used as a shortcut key for locking, marking, or rotating images. By setting the button to perform the most commonly used operation, images can be easily locked, marked, or rotated with a single button press. Alternatively, the button shortcut can be used to temporarily toggle the over-exposure overlay on or off.
TO SET THE OK SHORTCUT
1
Press the button on the back of the camera to display the Camera Set-up Menu.
(See P.104)
2
Use the arrows on the 4-way controller to select “OK Shortcut”.
3
Press the arrow or to open the sub-menu.
4
Use the arrows on the 4-way controller to select desired shortcut.
Shortcut options are: None, Lock/Unlock,
Mark/Unmark, Rotate , Rotate , or Exp.
Warning.
5
Press the arrow or to apply the setting or the arrow or to close sub-menu without making any changes.
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TO USE THE OK SHORTCUT
1
Press to see recorded images.
2
Use the arrows on the 4-way controller to select an image .
3
Press to lock, mark, or rotate the image or toggle exposure warning (depending on the shortcut setting).
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If the shortcut is set to “Lock”, images that are already locked can be unlocked by pressing the button. Similarly, if the shortcut is set to
“Mark”, images that are already marked can be unmarked by pressing the
button.
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The button can’t be used as a shortcut key while a dialog box, menu, or error screen is open or if the camera is in Jump Mode.
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Table of contents
- 2 PACKAGE CONTENTS / ACCESSORIES
- 6 SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
- 8 HANDLING PRECAUTIONS
- 11 DESCRIPTION OF THE PARTS
- 13 TOP LCD PANEL
- 13 VIEWFINDER
- 14 CONTROL DIALS
- 15 BASIC OPERATION AND QUICK REFERENCE
- 18 PREPARATION
- 18 ATTACHING THE CARRY STRAP
- 18 HOW TO USE THE FINDER CAP
- 19 LOADING THE BATTERY
- 22 CHECKING THE BATTERY STATUS
- 23 USING A HOME POWER SUPPLY (SOLD SEPARATELY)
- 24 MOUNTING AND REMOVING THE LENS
- 26 SETTING THE LANGUAGE
- 27 SETTING THE TIME AND DATE
- 28 INSERTING AND REMOVING THE CF CARD
- 30 FORMATTING THE CF CARD
- 31 FILE NUMBERING SYSTEM
- 32 FOLDER MANAGER
- 33 FRAME NUMBER COUNTER
- 34 DIOPTER ADJUSTMENT
- 35 TOP LCD ILLUMINATION
- 35 HOLDING THE CAMERA
- 36 SHUTTER BUTTON
- 36 SETTING THE ELECTRONIC SOUND
- 37 SELECTING THE EXPOSURE MODE
- 37 P PROGRAM AE
- 39 A APERTURE PRIORITY AE
- 40 S SHUTTER SPEED PRIORITY AE
- 41 M MANUAL EXPOSURE
- 43 USING THE BUILT-IN FLASH
- 46 FOCUSING
- 46 HOW TO USE AUTOFOCUS
- 47 SELECTING THE AUTOFOCUS MODE
- 48 AF POINT SELECTION
- 49 AF AUXILIARY LIGHT
- 50 FOCUS LOCK
- 51 OPERATION OF THE DRIVE MODE
- 51 DRIVE-AREA
- 51 SINGLE FRAME SHOOTING
- 52 CONTINUOUS SHOOTING
- 52 SELF TIMER
- 54 ADVANCED OPERATION
- 54 SETTING THE WHITE BALANCE(WB
- 57 SETTING THE SENSITIVITY(ISO EQUIVALENCY
- 58 IMAGE FILE SETTING
- 59 IMAGE PARAMETER AND COLOR SPACE
- 61 SELECTING THE METERING MODE
- 62 AE LOCK
- 63 EXPOSURE COMPENSATION
- 64 FLASH EXPOSURE COMPENSATION
- 65 AUTO BRACKETING
- 67 REMOTE CONTROLLER RS
- 69 DEPTH-OF-FIELD PREVIEW BUTTON
- 70 FLASH PHOTOGRAPHY
- 72 QUICK PREVIEW
- 72 CHANGING THE QUICK PREVIEW DURATION
- 74 CHANGING THE QUICK PREVIEW STYLE
- 76 REVIEWING IMAGES
- 77 VIEWING ONE IMAGE AT A TIME
- 82 IMAGE INFO SCREEN FOR MAGNIFIED IMAGES
- 83 HISTOGRAM
- 84 OVER-EXPOSURE WARNING
- 86 DELETING IMAGES
- 87 DELETING A SINGLE IMAGE
- 89 MODIFYING IMAGES
- 90 LOCKING IMAGES
- 93 MARKING IMAGES
- 96 ROTATING IMAGES
- 98 USING THE OK BUTTON SHORTCUT
- 100 SHOWING A SLIDESHOW
- 104 CAMERA SET-UP MENU
- 104 USING THE CAMERA SET-UP MENU
- 105 LIST OF MENU FUNCTIONS
- 108 REFERENCE
- 108 OPTIONAL ACCESSORIES
- 109 MAINTENANCE
- 109 CLEANING THE IMAGE SENSOR
- 112 EXPLANATION OF TERMS
- 115 AUTO POWER OFF
- 117 WARNING DISPLAYS
- 119 TROUBLESHOOTING
- 120 SPECIFICATIONS
- 122 CONNECTING YOUR CAMERA TO A COMPUTER