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Playback Functions
7
Rotating Images
The u features a function that uses a sensor to rotate and correct
the direction of the image when an image is captured with the side of the
shutter release button facing up and the Mode dial facing down. You can
also rotate the captured image 90° counterclockwise at a time with the
steps below.
1
Press the Q button.
Use the four-way controller (45) to display the image you want to
rotate.
2
Press the four-way controller (3).
The image is rotated 90° counterclockwise each time the button is
pressed.
3
Press the 4 button.
Image rotation information is saved.
You cannot save image rotation information for a protected image or when [33.
Auto Image Rotation] in the [A Custom Setting] menu is set to Off.
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- FOR USING YOUR CAMERA SAFELY 2
- ABOUT THE CAMERA 2
- PRECAUTIONS FOR BATTERY USAGE 3
- Before Using Your Camera 13 7
- Getting Started 33 7
- Contents 7
- Basic Operations 53 8
- Shooting Functions 71 8
- Using the Flash 135 9
- Shooting Settings 153 9
- Playback Functions 169 9
- Processing Images 193 10
- Printing from the Camera 203 10
- Camera Settings 215 10
- Appendix 243 11
- Shows useful information 13
- 1 Before Using Your 14
- Before Using Your Camera 15
- Shake Reduction (SR) 16
- Checking the Contents of the 17
- Capture Mode 19
- Playback Mode 21
- Display Indicators 23
- Enable AF 25
- E na b l e AF 25
- Viewfinder 28
- LCD Panel 30
- How to Operate the Menu 31
- Using the Mode Dial 33
- 2 Getting Started 34
- Attaching the Strap 35
- Using the Battery 36
- Open the battery cover 37
- Getting Started 38
- Battery Level Indicator 39
- The card cover opens 41
- Write-protect 42
- When the File Format is JPEG 43
- When the File Format is RAW 44
- Turning the Camera On and Off 45
- Initial Settings 46
- Setting the Date and Time 49
- Attaching the Lens 51
- Remove the front lens cap by 52
- 3 Basic Operations 54
- Basic Shooting Operation 55
- Basic Operations 57
- Review the captured image on 58
- Using a Zoom Lens 60
- Using the Built-in Flash 61
- CUSTOM IMAGE 62
- Using Red-eye Reduction Flash 65
- Daylight-Sync Shooting 65
- Reduction Function 66
- Turn on the Shake Reduction 67
- [Focal Length] 68
- Playing Back Still Pictures 69
- 5 : The next image appears 70
- Deleting Images 71
- 4 Shooting Functions 72
- Setting the Exposure 77
- Depth of Field 78
- Setting the Sensitivity 79
- Expanding the Dynamic Range 80
- Changing the Exposure Mode 81
- About Program Line 83
- Set the mode dial to B 84
- Using the B (Green) Mode 84
- Hyper-program 86
- Set the mode dial to b 88
- Exposure Warning 89
- Set the mode dial to c 90
- About the Green Button 93
- Set the mode dial to a 94
- Press the Green button 94
- Using a (Hyper-manual) Mode 94
- Combining with L 96
- Set the mode dial to p 97
- Using the p (Bulb) Mode 97
- Set the mode dial to M 98
- Selecting the Metering Method 99
- Metering 100
- Adjusting the Exposure 101
- (Flash X-sync speed) 102
- Press the L button 103
- Shooting Functions 104
- Focusing 105
- Look through the viewfinder 106
- AF Adjustment 107
- Fixing the Focus (Focus Lock) 109
- Set the focus mode lever to 111
- Using the Focus Indicator 111
- Using the = Button 113
- Selecting the Preview Method 114
- Displaying the Preview 115
- Continuous Shooting 118
- Press the 4 button 119
- [A Rec. Mode] menu is used 120
- Interval Shooting 121
- Self-Timer Shooting 123
- Control F: Sold Separately) 126
- Camera Shake 129
- Set the number of frames 130
- Set the step interval 131
- Auto Bracketing order 132
- Press the 4 button twice 133
- Press the 3 button 133
- Take the picture 133
- Storing User Settings 134
- 5 Using the Flash 136
- Compensating Flash Output 137
- Using the Flash 138
- Exposure Mode 139
- Using the Slow-Speed Sync 140
- Using Trailing Curtain Sync 141
- Lens Name 143
- Lens Name Compatibility 143
- Using P-TTL Auto Mode 145
- Using in Wireless Mode 146
- Wireless Shooting 148
- Red-Eye Reduction 149
- Trailing Curtain Sync 149
- Discharging Multiple Flashes 150
- Contrast-Control-Sync Flash 151
- X-sync Socket 152
- 6 Shooting Settings 154
- The shooting Fn menu appears 155
- Shooting Settings 156
- Setting the File Format 157
- Recordable image no 158
- Setting the White Balance 161
- The Fn menu appears 164
- Setting the Color Space 168
- 7 Playback Functions 170
- Playback 171
- Rotating Images 173
- Enlarging Playback Images 174
- (toward y) 175
- Displaying Multiple Images 176
- Playback Functions 177
- 4 4 images 177
- 2 9 images 177
- 5 16 images 177
- Displaying a Folder 178
- Comparing Images 179
- Slideshow 180
- Stop the slideshow 181
- Using the Histogram 183
- 1 Playing Back Images (p.68) 184
- Deleting Multiple Images 186
- Display) 187
- 9 appears on the images 188
- Deleting a Folder 189
- (Protect) 190
- Connecting the Camera to AV 192
- Equipment 192
- 8 Processing Images 194
- Color Filter Slim Filter 196
- Use the four-way controller 197
- (23) to select [Save as] 197
- Editing RAW Images 198
- Editing All RAW Images 199
- Processing Images 200
- Specifying the Parameters 201
- 9 Printing from the Camera 204
- Printing Single Images 205
- Settings for All Images 206
- Printing from the Camera 207
- Printing Using PictBridge 208
- Setting Transfer Mode 209
- The PictBridge menu appears 210
- Printing All Images 213
- Disconnecting the USB Cable 214
- 10Camera Settings 216
- [R Set-up] Menu Setting Items 217
- Formatting the SD Memory Card 219
- Time, and Display Language 220
- Camera Settings 221
- Setting the World Time 222
- Press the 3 button twice 223
- List of World Time Cities 224
- Setting the Display Language 225
- Setting the Text Size 226
- Tuning) 227
- View and Digital Preview 228
- Setting the Digital Preview 230
- Convention 231
- Setting the File Name 232
- Setting Auto Power Off 234
- Selecting a Battery 235
- Using Pixel Mapping 236
- Save in the Camera 237
- 11Resetting to Default 238
- Resetting to Default 239
- Settings 239
- Resetting Other Settings 241
- Resetting the File Name 242
- 12Appendix 244
- Default Settings 245
- [Q Playback] Menu 246
- [R Set-up] Menu 246
- P (Off) Yes p.73 247
- Lens Combinations 250
- Appendix 251
- Cleaning the CMOS Sensor 253
- Dust Alert screen appears 254
- Removing Dust with a Blower 255
- Optional Accessories 257
- Flash Accessories 258
- For Viewfinder 259
- Cable Switch CS-205 260
- Remote Control F 260
- Camera Case/Strap 261
- Error Messages 262
- Troubleshooting 265
- Main Specifications 267
- = 1/8, E (Good) = 1/16 268
- Glossary 271
- WARRANTY POLICY 281
- Declaration of Conformity 284
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