LEICA V-LUX Instructions
Finding the information you need In these “Instructions”, you can find the information you need from the following pages. Table of Contents List of function names “Contents by Function” P4 ~ P9 ~ The Main Parts P14 ~ Monitor/Viewfinder Displays P292 ~ List of on-screen messages “Message Displays” Menu list P298 ~ P302 ~ [Rec] ..............................................................P302 [Motion Picture] ..............................................P304 [Custom] ..............................
How to use these instructions About the indication of the available modes Available in the following modes: The icons indicate the modes available for a function. • Black icons: Available modes • Gray icons: Unavailable modes and will differ depending on the Recording Modes registered under custom settings. ∫ About the symbols in the text : MENU Wi-Fi Indicates how the menu can be set after pressing the [MENU/SET] button. : Indicates how the Wi-Fi setting can be made after pressing the [WIFI] button.
Table of Contents Finding the information you need..............................................................................2 How to use these instructions ...................................................................................3 Contents by Function ................................................................................................9 1. Before Use Care of the camera .................................................................................................
Playing Back Pictures/Motion Pictures....................................................................67 • Playing Back Pictures.....................................................................................67 • Playing Back Motion Pictures .........................................................................70 • Changing the information displayed on the playback screen .........................71 Deleting Pictures ................................................................................
. Focus and Exposure Settings Using Autofocus ....................................................................................................139 • About the focus modes (AFS/AFF/AFC) ......................................................140 • Autofocus modes..........................................................................................141 • Setting the desired focus method .................................................................149 Manual Focusing..................................
10. Recording Motion Pictures Recording Motion Pictures ....................................................................................207 • Setting the resolution and frame rate ...........................................................207 • How to focus when recording a motion picture ([Continuous AF]) ...............209 • Recording Motion Pictures ...........................................................................210 • Recording motion pictures in 4K ........................................
12. Using the Wi-Fi function Wi-FiR function/NFC function ................................................................................245 What you can do with the Wi-Fi function...............................................................249 Controlling with a Smartphone/Tablet ...................................................................250 • Installing the smartphone/tablet app “Image Shuttle” ..................................250 • Connecting to a smartphone/tablet............................
Contents by Function Recording Recording Recording Mode .............................. P61 [Preview].......................................... P91 Macro recording ............................ P156 [Multi Exp.]..................................... P182 [Silent Mode] ................................. P184 [Quality]......................................... P133 [i.Dynamic] .................................... P135 [i.Resolution] ................................. P135 [HDR] ....................................
Setup/Custom Basic settings [Format] ........................................... P30 [Clock Set] ....................................... P34 How to set menu items .................... P36 [Q.MENU] ........................................ P39 [Beep] .............................................. P48 [Economy] ....................................... P50 [Reset] (initialization) ....................... P53 Dioptor adjustment.......................... P57 Display switching ......................
Wi-Fi Connect “Image Shuttle” ............................. P250 NFC ............................................... P255 [WPS (Push-Button)] ............. P265, 267 Direct connection........................... P267 Image Shuttle Remote recording ......................... P256 Saving images .............................. P257 Sending images .................... P258, 261 Sending and adding location information .................................... P259 [Touch Sharing] ............................
1. Before Use Care of the camera Do not subject it to strong vibration, shock, or pressure. • The lens, monitor, or external body may be damaged if used in the following conditions. It may also malfunction or the image may not be recorded if you: – Drop or hit the camera. – Exert pressure on the lens or the monitor. • When the camera is not in use or when using playback, ensure that the lens is in the stored position, with the lens cap attached.
1. Before Use Scope of Delivery / Accessories ∫ Scope of Delivery ∫ Accessories Order No. Order No. Rechargeable battery BP-DC12-E 18 728 BP-DC12-U 18 729 BP-DC12-TK 18 794 Cases System case, size S, Nylon, black size M, Nylon, black size S, leather, gray size L, cotton/linnen, gray 18 746 18 748 18 761 Billingham for Leica, size M, black size M, khaki 14 854 14 855 Flash unit Leica CF 22 18 694 Battery charger BC-DC12-E BC-DC12-U Mains cable KR TW EU CN UK AUS USB cable 423-111.
1. Before Use The Main Parts 1 2 3 Self-timer indicator (P173)/ AF Assist Lamp (P150) Flash (P199) Lens surface 1 4 [EVF] button (P56)/ [FN5] button (P43) 5 Eye sensor (P56) 6 Eyecup (P327) 7 Viewfinder (P56) 8 [AF/AE LOCK] button (P158) 9 Focus mode lever (P139, 151) 10 Rear dial (P18) 11 Speaker • Be careful not to cover the speaker, e.g. with 4 5 6 7 11 12 3 8 9 10 13 14 15 16 17 18 your finger. Doing so may impair sound audibility. 12 Monitor (P17) 13 [Q.
1. Before Use 19 Focal length scale (35mm film camera equivalent) • Indicates values for the [3:2] aspect ratio. 19 (When recording motion pictures, refer to the focal length displayed on the monitor screen.
1. Before Use 36 Zoom/MF ring (P151, 195) • Allows you to either change the focal length, 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 or to focus manually. 37 38 39 40 Zoom/MF ring selector switch (P151, 195) O.I.S. switch (P193) [MIC] socket Shoulder strap lug (P22) • We suggest to attach the shoulder strap when using the camera to ensure that you do not drop it. 41 Flash open slider (P199) • The flash opens.
1. Before Use Monitor When this camera is purchased, the monitor is facing the camera body. Fold out the monitor as shown below. 1 Place your finger in the notch on the right side of the monitor to open it. (Maximum 180o) 2 It can be rotated 180 o forwards. 3 Return the monitor to its original position. • Only rotate the monitor after opening it wide enough, and be careful not to use excessive force as this may damage it.
1. Before Use Rear Dial There are 2 ways to operate the rear dial, rotating it left or right, and changing its functions by pressing it. Rotating: Selects items or sets values during the various settings. Pressing: Operations that are the same as with the [MENU/SET] button, such as determining settings, etc., are performed during the various settings. • The rear dial is described as follows in these instructions. e.g.
1. Before Use Cursor buttons/[MENU/SET] button Pressing the cursor button: Selects items or sets values etc.,. Pressing [MENU/SET]: Confirms setting contents, etc.,. • In these instructions, pressing the up, down, left, and right cursor buttons is indicated by 3/4/2/1.
2. Preparations before Recording Attaching the Lens Hood In bright sunlight or backlight, the lens hood will minimize lens flare and ghosting. The lens hood cuts off excess lighting and improves the picture quality. • Do not hold the lens hood in a way that twists or bends it. • Check that the camera is turned off. • Close the flash. 1 Align one of the mounting marks on the lens hood edge at the 10 o’clock position and opposite the lens’ bayonet mount.
2. Preparations before Recording • When taking pictures with flash with the lens hood attached, the lower section of the photo may be dark (vignetting effect) and flash output control may be impaired. We recommend detaching the lens hood when using the flash. • When temporarily detaching and carrying the lens hood, we recommend attaching it with the orientation reversed. Return it to the normal position when taking pictures.
2. Preparations before Recording Attaching the Lens Cap/the Shoulder Strap ∫ Attaching the Lens Cap • When the camera is not being used, always attach the lens cap to protect the lens. 1 2 3 Pass the string through the strap lug on the camera. Pass the other end of the string through the eyelet on the lens cap. Attach the lens cap. • Do not hang or swing around the camera holding it only by the lens cap string. • Make sure to remove the lens cap before turning the camera on.
2. Preparations before Recording Charging the Battery ∫ About batteries that you can use with this camera It has been found that counterfeit batteries which look very similar to the genuine product are made available for purchase in some markets. Some of these batteries are not adequately protected with internal protection to meet the requirements of appropriate safety standards. There is a possibility that these batteries may cause a fire or an explosion.
2. Preparations before Recording ∫ About the [CHARGE] indicator On: Charging. Off: Charging has been completed. (After charging is completed, disconnect the charger from the electrical outlet and remove the battery from the charger.) • When the [CHARGE] indicator flashes – The battery temperature is too high or too low. It is recommended to charge the battery again in an ambient temperature of between 10 - 30oC (50 - 86oF). – The terminals of the charger or the battery are dirty.
2. Preparations before Recording Approximate operating time and number of recordable pictures ∫ Recording still pictures (when using the monitor) (By CIPA standard in Program Mode) Number of recordable pictures Approx. 360 pictures Recording time Approx. 180 min ∫ Recording still pictures (when using the viewfinder) (By CIPA standard in Program Mode) Number of recordable pictures Approx. 300 pictures Recording time Approx.
2. Preparations before Recording ∫ Recording motion pictures (when using the monitor) • With camera models 18 194 / 18 195: Recording with picture quality set to [FHD/20M/30p] • With camera models 18 193 / 18 196: Recording with picture quality set to [FHD/20M/25p] Recordable time Approx. 140 min Actual recordable time Approx.
2. Preparations before Recording Inserting and Removing the Card/the Battery • Make sure the camera is turned off. 1 Move the release slider in the direction of the arrow and open the card/battery door. • Use only the Leica battery BP-DC12. • We cannot guarantee the quality of any other batteries. 2 Insert battery and card. Be sure to insert in the correct orientation. Battery: Push it in until it is locked by the lever A. To remove, pull this lever in the direction of the arrow.
2. Preparations before Recording • Remove the battery whenever you will not use the camera for a longer period of time. (The battery will be exhausted if left for a long period of time after being charged.) • The battery becomes warm after using it and during and after charging. The camera also becomes warm during use. This is not a malfunction. • Before removing the card or the battery, turn the camera off, and wait until the status indicator has gone off completely.
2. Preparations before Recording About cards that can be used with this camera The following cards which conform to the SD standard can be used with this camera. (Memory cards are indicated as card in the text.) SD Memory Card (8 MB to 2 GB) • SDHC and SDXC Memory Cards can be used only with compatible devices. • Check that the computer and other equipment is compatible when using SDXC Memory Cards.
2. Preparations before Recording • During access (image writing, reading and deleting, formatting etc.), do not turn the camera off, remove the battery or the card. Furthermore, do not subject the camera to vibration, impact or static electricity. The card or the data on the card may be damaged, and the camera may no longer operate normally. If operation fails due to vibration, impact or static electricity, perform the operation again.
2. Preparations before Recording Approximate number of recordable pictures and available recording time ∫ Number of recordable pictures • [9999i] is displayed if there are more than 10000 pictures remaining.
2. Preparations before Recording ∫ Available recording time (when recording motion pictures) • “h” is an abbreviation for hour, “m” for minute and “s” for second. • The recordable time is the total time of all the motion pictures which have been recorded.
2. Preparations before Recording Switching the display between the number of recordable pictures and the available recording time MENU > [Custom] > [Remaining Disp.] [ ] ([Remaining Shots]): This will display the number of recordable pictures for still pictures. [ ] ([Remaining Time]): This will display the available recording time for motion pictures. • [9999i] is displayed if there are more than 10000 pictures remaining.
2. Preparations before Recording Setting Date/Time (Clock Set) • The clock is not set when the camera is shipped. 1 Turn the camera on. • The status indicator 1 lights up. • If the language select screen is not displayed, proceed to step 4. 2 3 4 5 Press [MENU/SET]. Press 3/4 to select the language, and then [MENU/SET]. Press [MENU/SET]. Press 2/1 to select the items (year, month, day, hour, minute), and then 3/4 to set.
2. Preparations before Recording Changing the Clock Setting Select [Clock Set] in the [Setup] menu. (P36) • The clock can be reset as shown in steps 5 and 6. • The clock setting is maintained for 3 months using the built-in clock battery even without the battery. (Leave the charged battery in the camera for 24 hours to charge the built-in battery.
2. Preparations before Recording Setting the Menu The camera features menus that allow you to choose the settings for taking pictures and playing them back as you like. There are also menus that enable you to have more fun with the camera and use it more easily. In particular, the [Setup] menu contains some important settings relating to the camera’s clock and power. Check the settings of this menu before proceeding to use the camera.
2. Preparations before Recording 2 [Rec] (P302) This menu lets you set the aspect ratio, the resolution and other aspects of the pictures you are recording. [Motion Picture] (P216) This menu lets you set the [Rec Quality], and other aspects for motion picture recording. [Custom] (P305) Operation of the camera, such as displaying of the screen and button operations, can be set up according to your preferences. Also, it is possible to register the modified settings.
2. Preparations before Recording ∫ Close the menu Press [ ] repeatedly until the screen returns to the recording/playback screen. • In Recording Mode, the menu screen can also be exited by pressing the shutter button halfway. ∫ Switching to other menus e.g.: Switching to the [Setup] menu from [Rec] menu 1 Press 2. 2 Press 3/4 to select [ ] or another of the menu toggle icons. 3 Press [MENU/SET]. • Select a menu item next and set it.
2. Preparations before Recording Quick Menu By using the Quick Menu, a selection of menu settings can be easily found. • The features that can be adjusted using Quick Menu are determined by the mode or a display style the camera is in. The [Q.MENU]/[FN3] button can be used in two ways, as [Q.MENU] or as [Fn3] (function 3). At the time of purchase, it is initially set to [Q.MENU]. • Refer to P43 for details about the function button. 1 Press [Q.MENU] to display the Quick Menu.
2. Preparations before Recording Switching the method for setting Quick Menu items MENU > [Custom] > [Q.MENU] [PRESET]: The default items can be set. [CUSTOM]: The Quick Menu will consist of desired items. (P41) Using Quick Menu items on the on-monitor recording information screen of [ ] (monitor style) (P63) (Press [DISP] repeatedly until the screen is displayed.) Press [Q.MENU], rotate the rear dial to select an item, and then press the rear dial.
2. Preparations before Recording Customizing Quick Menu When [Q.MENU] (P40) in the [Custom] menu is set to [CUSTOM], the Quick Menu can be changed as desired. Up to 15 items can be assigned to the Quick Menu. 1 Press 4 to select [ ] and then [MENU/SET]. AFS 3:2 L 2 3 Press 3/4/2/1 to select the menu item in the top row and then [MENU/SET]. Press 2/1 to select the empty space in the bottom row and then [MENU/SET]. A 1 23 4 A Items that can be assigned to the Quick Menu.
2. Preparations before Recording [Motion Picture] menu [Custom] menu – [Motion Pic. Set] – [Silent Mode] (P184) – [Peaking] (P153) – [Histogram] (P65) – [Guide Line] (P65) – [Zebra Pattern] (P191) – [Monochrome Live View] (P192) – [Rec Area] (P211) – [Zoom Lever] (P198) – [Manual ring (Zoom)] (P198) ([Rec Quality] (P207)) – [Picture Mode] (P214) 4 Press [ ]. • The screen of step 1 will reappear. Press [MENU/SET] to switch to the recording screen.
2. Preparations before Recording Assigning Frequently Used Functions to the Function Buttons You can assign frequently-used functions to particular buttons. 1 Select the menu item. MENU > [Custom] > [Fn Button Set] 2 Press 3/4 to select [Setting in REC mode] or [Setting in PLAY mode] and then [MENU/SET]. 3 Press 3/4 to select the function button you want to assign a function to and then [MENU/SET]. Press 3/4 to select the function you want to assign and then [MENU/SET].
2. Preparations before Recording The function button settings available for recording You can use assigned functions by pressing a function button when recording. • The following functions can be assigned to the buttons [FN1], [FN2], [FN3], [FN4] or [FN5]. [Rec] menu/Recording functions – [Wi-Fi] (P246): [Fn2]¢ – [Q.
2. Preparations before Recording • Some functions cannot be used depending on the mode or displayed screen. • When set to [Focus Area Set], it is possible to display the position setting screen of either the AF area or MF Assist. Not available in these cases: • [FN1] cannot be used in the following cases. – [Miniature Effect]/[One Point Color]/[Sunshine] (Creative Control Mode) – [Multi Exp.] • [FN2] cannot be used during Time Lapse Shooting.
2. Preparations before Recording Configuring basic settings (Setup Menu) For details on how to select the [Setup] menu settings, refer to P36. [Clock Set] and [Economy] are important items. Check their settings before using them. — [Clock Set] • Refer to P34 for details. Set the time in your home area and travel destination. You can display the local times at the travel destinations and record them on the pictures you take. • Set [Home] first thing after purchasing.
2. Preparations before Recording Departure date and return date of the trip as well as the name of the travel destination can be set. You can display the number of days that have passed when playing back the pictures and stamp it on the recorded pictures with [Text Stamp] (P231). [Travel Setup]: [SET]: Departure date and return date are set. Elapsed days (how many days after) of the trip are recorded.
2. Preparations before Recording Set the volume for electronic noises and the electronic shutter noise. [Beep] [Beep Volume]: [Shutter Vol.]: [u] (High) [ ] (High) [t] (Low) [ ] (Low) [s] (OFF) [ ] (OFF) • When [Silent Mode] is set to [ON], [Beep Volume] and [Shutter Vol.] are set to [OFF]. Set the frame rate of the recording screen (Live View screen). [Live View Mode] [30fps]: Reduces the power consumption, extending the operating time. [60fps]: Displays movements smoother.
2. Preparations before Recording Sets the monitor brightness according to the ambient light level. [Monitor Luminance] „ [AUTO]: The brightness is adjusted automatically depending on how bright it is around the camera. … 1 [MODE1]: Brightens the monitor image. … 2 [MODE2]: Set the monitor to the standard brightness. … 3 [MODE3]: Darkens the monitor image. • The brightness of images displayed on the monitor is enhanced, so some subjects may appear different than in reality.
2. Preparations before Recording The camera can be set up to prevent unnecessary battery consumption. [Economy] [Sleep Mode]: The camera is automatically turned off if it has not been used for the time selected on the setting. [10MIN.]/[5MIN.]/[2MIN.]/[1MIN.]/[OFF] [Auto EVF/Monitor Off]: The monitor/viewfinder is automatically turned off if the camera has not been used for the time selected on the setting. [5MIN.]/[2MIN.]/[1MIN.
2. Preparations before Recording • This sets how the camera connects to a television etc. [Video Out]: (Menu item only available with camera models 18 193 / 18 196.) Set to match the color television system in each country. [NTSC]: Video output is set to NTSC system. [PAL]: Video output is set to PAL system. • This will operate when an AV or an HDMI micro cable is connected. [TV Aspect]: Set to match the type of TV. [16:9]: When connecting to a 16:9 screen TV. [4:3]: When connecting to a 4:3 screen TV.
2. Preparations before Recording [HDMI Info Display (Rec)]: Set whether or not to display information when recording an image on the camera while monitoring it on a TV. [ON]: The camera display is output as is. [OFF]: Only images are output. • This will work when an HDMI micro cable is connected. • When the camera is connected to a TV, lower the volume of the TV.
2. Preparations before Recording — [Version Disp.] • It is possible to check which firmware version is on the camera. • Press [MENU/SET] on the version display screen to display information about the software in the camera. [Exposure Comp. Reset] [No.Reset] An exposure value can be reset when the Recording Mode is changed or the camera is turned off. [ON]/[OFF] Resets the file number of the next recording to 0001. • The folder number is updated and the file number starts from 0001.
2. Preparations before Recording Entering Text It is possible to enter children’s and pets’ names and the locations when recording. When a screen that looks like the one on the right is displayed, you can enter characters. (Only alphabetical characters and symbols can be entered.) • Example of operation for displaying a screen: > MENU 1 [Rec] > [Profile Setup] > [SET] > [Baby1] > [Name] > [SET] Press 3/4/2/1 to select text and then [MENU/SET] to register.
3. Basic Operation Tips for taking good pictures Hold the camera firmly with both hands, keep your arms still at your side and stand with your feet slightly apart. • Do not cover the flash, the AF Assist lamp A, the microphone B (P15) or the speaker with your fingers or other objects. • Be careful not to move the camera when you press the shutter button. • When taking pictures, make sure your footing is stable and there is no danger of colliding with another person, an object etc.
3. Basic Operation Using the Viewfinder [EVF] button (Switching between Monitor and Viewfinder) Press [EVF] to switch between monitor and viewfinder. A Eye sensor [EVF]/[FN5] button can be used in two ways, as [EVF] or as [Fn5] (function 5). At the time of purchase, it is initially set to [EVF/Monitor Switch]. • Refer to P43 for details about the function buttons. ョワブ ユヷョ Press [EVF].
3. Basic Operation Setting the eye sensor sensitivity and the method for switching between monitor and viewfinder MENU > [Custom] > [Eye Sensor] [Sensitivity] This will set the sensitivity of the eye sensor. [HIGH]/[LOW] [EVF/Monitor Switch] This will set the method for switching between monitor and viewfinder. [ ] (automatic switching between monitor and viewfinder)/ [EVF] (viewfinder)/[MON] (monitor) • If you press [EVF] to switch the display, the [EVF/Monitor Switch] setting will also switch.
3. Basic Operation Taking a Still Picture • Set the drive mode dial to [ 1 2 ] (single recording). Select the Recording Mode. (P61) Press the shutter button halfway to focus. A Aperture value B Shutter speed D C • Aperture value and shutter speed are displayed. (They will flash in red if the correct exposure is not achieved, except when set to flash.) 2.
3. Basic Operation ∫ About the focusing range The focusing range is displayed when operating the lens’ zoom function. • The focusing range is displayed in red when the subject is not 0.3m - focused after pressing the shutter button halfway. The focusing range may change gradually depending on the zoom position. e.g.
3. Basic Operation Recording Motion Pictures This camera records motion pictures in the MP4 format. Audio will be recorded in stereo. 1 Start the recording by pressing the motion picture button. A Elapsed recording time B Remaining available recording time • Recording of motion pictures appropriate for each mode is possible. • The recording state indicator (red) C will flash while recording motion pictures.
3. Basic Operation Selecting the Recording Mode Change modes by rotating the mode dial. Align the desired mode as shown. • Make sure the dial is set exactly to the click-stop position of the desired mode. (The mode dial rotates 360x) Snapshot Mode (P75) For taking pictures with extended automatic settings. Snapshot Plus Mode (P75) Allows you to adjust the brightness and color hue when in Snapshot Mode. Program Mode (P84) For taking pictures with automatic exposure control.
3. Basic Operation Creative Video Mode (P118) Records a motion picture with the aperture value and the shutter speed you specify. In this recording mode, all the motion picture functions become available. For example, you can record motion pictures in 4K. ¢ You cannot take still pictures. Custom Mode (P120) Use this mode to take pictures with previously registered settings. Scene Guide Mode (P93) For taking pictures with preset menu settings that match the encountered scene.
3. Basic Operation Switching the Information Displayed on the Recording Screen Press [DISP] to change. ュリヴヱ • You can select between [ ] (monitor style) and [ ] (viewfinder style) for each of the monitor and the viewfinder display screens using [Monitor Disp. Style] and [EVF Disp.Style] in the [Custom] menu.
3. Basic Operation ([ ] viewfinder style) • The screen will switch as follows: (Example of the displays in viewfinder) With information (detailed information)¢ 25p 3:2 L 0 With basic information With detailed information and tilt sensor display¢ AFS 25p 98 0 3:2 L 0 98 With basic information and tilt sensor display AFS 98 0 98 ¢ The histogram is displayed when [Histogram] in the [Custom] menu is set to [ON].
3. Basic Operation Displaying/not displaying the histogram MENU > [Custom] > [Histogram] > [ON]/[OFF] You can set the position by pressing 3/4/2/1. • A Histogram is a graph that displays brightness along the horizontal axis (black to white) and the number of pixels at each brightness level on the vertical axis. It allows you to easily check a picture’s exposure.
3. Basic Operation ∫ About the tilt display With the tilt display, it is easy to correct the camera’s alignment. 1 2 Press [DISP] to call up the tilt display. Check the camera’s alignment. A Horizontal direction: Correcting tilt to the left B Vertical direction: Correcting downward tilt • When the camera is only slightly tilted, the indicator changes to green. • When recording with a vertical orientation, the display automatically switches to a vertically oriented display.
3. Basic Operation Playing Back Pictures/Motion Pictures Playing Back Pictures 1 Press [(]. 2 Press 2/1. 2: Play back the previous picture 1: Play back the next picture 1/98 • If you press and hold 2/1, you can play back the pictures in succession. • Speed of picture Forwarding/Rewinding changes depending on the playback status. ∫ To finish playback Press [(] again, press the motion picture button or press the shutter button halfway.
3. Basic Operation Using the Playback Zoom Rotate the zoom lever towards [T]. 1k>2k>4k>8k>16k • When you change the magnification, the zoom/position indication A appears for about 1 second. • The more a picture is enlarged, the more its quality deteriorates. • You can move the enlarged part by pressing 3/4/2/1 of the cursor button. 68 A 2.
3. Basic Operation Displaying multiple screens (Multi Playback) Rotate the zoom lever towards [W]. 1 image display 12 images 30 images • Pictures displayed using [ Calendar screen 1/98 ] cannot be played back. ∫ To return to Normal Playback Press 3/4/2/1 to select a picture and then [MENU/SET]. Displaying Pictures by Recording Date (Calendar Playback) 1 2 Rotate the zoom lever towards [W] to display the calendar screen. Press 3/4/2/1 to select the date to be played back.
3. Basic Operation Playing Back Motion Pictures In Playback Mode, select a picture with the motion picture icon ([ ]), and then press 3 to play back. A 12s A Motion picture recording time • After playback starts, the elapsed playback time is displayed on the screen. For example, 8 minutes and 30 seconds is displayed as [8m30s]. • High Speed Video images are displayed with recording time and playback time.
3. Basic Operation Changing the information displayed on the playback screen Press [DISP] to switch the displays. ュリヴヱ • The screen will switch as follows: With basic information¢1 3:2 Detailed information display¢2 L 1/98 98 Histogram display¢2 60 F2.8 0 WB ISO AWB 200 AFS P F2.8 60 STD. 0 ISO200 '(& F2.
3. Basic Operation Displaying/not displaying white saturated areas MENU > [Custom] > [Highlight] > [ON]/[OFF] When the Auto Review function is activated or when playing back, white saturated areas appear flashing in black and white. This does not affect the recorded image. • If there are any white saturated areas, it may prove beneficial to decrease the exposure (P160) referring to the histogram (P65) and then taking the picture again. It may result in a better quality picture.
3. Basic Operation Deleting Pictures Once deleted, pictures cannot be recovered. • Pictures that are not in the DCF standard or those that are protected cannot be deleted. To delete a single picture 1 In Playback Mode, select the picture to delete and then press [ ]. ョワフ 2 Press 3 to select [Delete Single] and then [MENU/SET]. 'HOHWH 6LQJOH 'HOHWH 0XOWL • A confirmation screen is displayed. The picture is deleted by selecting [Yes].
3. Basic Operation To delete multiple pictures (up to 100¢) or all the pictures ¢ Picture groups are treated as a single picture. (All the pictures in the selected picture group will be deleted.) 1 2 In Playback Mode, press [ ]. Press 3/4 to select [Delete Multi] or [Delete All] and then [MENU/ SET]. • The [Delete All] > Confirmation screen is displayed. Pictures are deleted by selecting [Yes].
4. Recording Modes Using the Snapshot Modes Modes: When you wish to leave settings to the camera and record without thinking about them, use Snapshot Plus Mode or Snapshot Mode, which makes optimal settings for the subject and scene. About Snapshot Plus and Snapshot Modes • Functions that can be set differ between Snapshot Plus and Snapshot Modes.
4. Recording Modes ∫ Switching between Snapshot Plus and Snapshot Modes 1 Press [MENU/SET]. • Press 2, and then 3/4 to select [ ] or [ ]. 2 Press 2/1 to select [ ] or [ ] and then [MENU/ SET]. • Press [DISP] to display the description of the selected mode. ∫ Scene Detection When taking pictures > [i-Portrait] [i-Scenery] [i-Macro] [i-Night Portrait]¢1 [i-Night Scenery] [iHandheld Night Shot]¢2 [i-Food] [i-Baby]¢3 [i-Sunset] ¢1 Only displayed when the built-in flash is open.
4. Recording Modes When recording motion pictures > [i-Portrait] [i-Scenery] [i-Low Light] [i-Macro] • [ ] is set if none of the scene modes are applicable, and the standard settings are set. • When [ ], [ ], or [ ] is set, an eye closer to the camera will be in focus, while the exposure will be optimized for the face. In Snapshot Plus or Snapshot Mode, you cannot change the eye in focus.
4. Recording Modes ∫ Functions that work automatically • The following functions are performed automatically to allow the camera to make the optimal settings. – Scene Detection – Backlight Compensation – [Face/Eye Detection] – Auto White Balance – Intelligent ISO sensitivity control – [Red-Eye Removal] – [i.Resolution] – [i.
4. Recording Modes ∫ Menus that can be set Only the following menus can be set. Snapshot Plus Mode Menu Item [Rec] [Photo Style]/[Aspect Ratio]/[Picture Size]/[Quality]/[AFS/AFF]/[Burst Rate]/ [Auto Bracket]/[Self Timer]/[Time Lapse/Animation]/[iHandheld Night Shot]/ [iHDR]/[Shutter Type]/[Color Space]/[Stabilizer]/[Face Recog.]/[Profile Setup] [Motion Picture] [Photo Style]/[Rec Quality]/[AFS/AFF]/[Continuous AF]/[Mic Level Disp.]/[Mic Level Adj.
4. Recording Modes Recording night scenes Available modes: When [iHandheld Night Shot] is set to [ON] and [ ] is detected while taking handheld night shots, a series of pictures of the night scenery will be taken at a high frame rate and composed into a single picture. This mode is useful if you want to take stunning night shots with minimal camera shake and noise, without using a tripod. MENU > [Rec] > [iHandheld Night Shot] > [ON]/[OFF] • The angle of view will be slightly narrower.
4. Recording Modes Combining pictures into a single picture with rich gradation Available modes: When [iHDR] is set to [ON] and there is, for example, strong contrast between the brightest and the darkest parts of the scene, multiple still pictures are recorded with differing exposures and combined to create a single still picture rich in gradation. [iHDR] works automatically as needed. When it does, [ ] is displayed on the screen.
4. Recording Modes Taking a picture with a blurred background (Defocus Control) Available modes: You can easily set the blurriness of the background while checking the screen. 1 Press the rear dial to display the setting screen. • Each time the rear dial is pressed in Snapshot Plus Mode, the camera switches between brightness setting (P83), Defocus Control, and normal operation. • Each time the rear dial is pressed in Snapshot Mode, the camera switches between 2 Defocus Control and normal operation.
4. Recording Modes Changing the brightness or color tone Mode: This mode enables you to change the brightness and color tone to your preferred settings as opposed to the ones set by the camera. Setting brightness 1 Press the rear dial to display the setting screen. • Each press of the rear dial switches between brightness setting, Defocus Control (P82) 2 Rotate the rear dial to adjust the brightness. and end operation. SS F 250 125 0 60 30 15 2.8 4.0 5.
4. Recording Modes Program Mode Mode: The camera automatically sets the shutter speed and the aperture value according to the brightness of the subject. You can also change various settings in the [Rec] menu. 1 2 Set the mode dial to [ ]. Press the shutter button halfway to display the aperture and shutter speed values on the screen. • If the exposure is not adequate when the shutter button SS F 250 125 60 30 15 2.8 4.0 5.6 8.0 4.
4. Recording Modes Program Shift In Program Mode, you can change the preset aperture value and shutter speed combinations without changing the exposure. This is called Program Shift. You can e.g. reduce the extent of the sharply rendered subject parts by decreasing the aperture value or record a moving subject more dynamically by slowing the shutter speed. Example of Program Shift 0 (A) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 2 17 2.8 18 4 19 5.
4. Recording Modes Aperture-Priority Mode Mode: Set the aperture value to a higher number when you want a larger in-focus area (in front of and behind the main subject), or to a lower number for the opposite. 1 Set the mode dial to [ 2 Rotate the rear dial to set the aperture value. ]. A Aperture Value setting B Shutter speed/aperture indication SS F 60 4.0 30 5.6 15 8 4 8.0 8.
4. Recording Modes Shutter-Priority Mode Mode: Set a faster shutter speed if you want to take a sharp picture of a subject moving fast, or a slower shutter speed if you want to create e.g. subject blur to emphasize a movement 1 Set the mode dial to [ 2 Rotate the rear dial to set the shutter speed. ]. A Shutter Speed setting B Shutter speed/aperture indication SS F 60 125 250 5.6 4.0 2.
4. Recording Modes Manual Exposure Mode Mode: Determine the exposure by manually setting the aperture value and the shutter speed. The light balance scale appears at the bottom of the screen to indicate the over-/under-/ correct exposure resulting from the respective settings. 1 2 Set the mode dial to [ ]. A Rotate the rear dial to set aperture and shutter speed. • Every time the rear dial is pressed while the values are displayed it will switch between aperture and shutter speed setting.
4. Recording Modes Available Aperture Values¢ Available Shutter Speeds F2.8 to F8.0 [B] (Bulb), 60 to 1/4000s (with the mechanical shutter) 1 to 1/16000s (with the electronic shutter) ¢ Depending on the lens’ focal length setting (zoom position), some of the values cannot be selected. Light Balance 0 0 3 The exposure is appropriate. 3 Set to faster shutter speed and/or a larger aperture value. 0 Set to slower shutter speed and/or a smaller aperture value.
4. Recording Modes • We recommend using a tripod when you take pictures with the shutter speed set to [B]. • When you take pictures with the shutter speed set to [B], noise may become visible. To avoid this, we recommend setting [Long Shtr NR] in the [Rec] menu to [ON] before taking pictures. (P137) Checking/not checking the effects of aperture and shutter speed on the recording screen MENU > [Custom] > [Constant Preview] > [ON]/[OFF] • Close the flash. • It can only be used with Manual Exposure Mode.
4. Recording Modes Confirming the Effects of Aperture and Shutter Speed (Preview Mode) Available in the following modes: The effects of aperture and shutter speed can be checked by using the Preview Mode. • Confirming the effects of the aperture: You can check the depth of field (in-focus range) before taking a picture. This is achieved by closing the diaphragm to the aperture value you set.
4. Recording Modes Easily setting aperture/shutter speed for a suitable exposure (One Push AE) Available in the following modes: When the exposure setting is too bright or too dark, you can use one push AE to achieve a suitable one. How to tell if the exposure is not appropriate • If the aperture and shutter speed values flash red A when the shutter button is pressed halfway. • If the Light Balance is anything other than when in Manual Exposure Mode. For more details on the Light Balance, refer to P89.
4. Recording Modes Using the Scene Modes Recording mode: When you select a Scene mode to match the subject and recording situation, the camera sets the optimal exposure, hue, and focus to obtain the desired picture. 1 2 3 Set the mode dial to [ ]. Press 2/1 to select the scene mode. Press [MENU/SET] to set. ∫ Switching the scene selection screen display Press [DISP] to switch the monitor screen. • Each time [DISP] is pressed, the scene selection screen is switched.
4. Recording Modes To enjoy a variety of picture effects When the scene selection screen display is set to the guide display, tips for creating picture effects suitable for each type of scene, etc. is displayed. To enjoy a wider variety of picture effects, we recommend that you read them before taking pictures. • Pages can be switched by pressing 3/4. • To change Scene Guide Mode, select the [ ] tab on the menu screen, select [Scene Switch], and then press [MENU/SET]. You can return to step 2.
4. Recording Modes For details on “Scene Guide Mode” settings, refer to P93. [Clear Portrait] The brightness of the face is adjusted and the background is defocused to create a clear portrait. Tip • You can enhance the effect by using as long a focal length as possible and by keeping the distance between the camera and the subject as short as possible. [Silky Skin] Brighter face and softer skin color creates a healthy younger look.
4. Recording Modes [Clear in Backlight] Outdoors, the flash will be used to match the brightness of the subject’s face to the surroundings. Tips • Open the flash. (You can set to [ ‰ ].) • White saturation can occur if the subject is too close. • Flash pictures taken closer or beyond the flash’s rated distance may appear too bright or too dark. • When [Silent Mode] is set to [ON], the flash is not activated. [Relaxing Tone] The warm color tone creates an image with a relaxing mood.
4. Recording Modes [Distinct Scenery] Saturation of sky and trees creates more distinct scenery. [Bright Blue Sky] On a sunny day, the overall screen brightness is increased to create a vibrant image of the blue sky. [Romantic Sunset Glow] The enhanced purple tone creates a romantic image of the sky just after sunset. [Vivid Sunset Glow] Red is enhanced to create a vivid image of the sunset.
4. Recording Modes [Glistening Water] The glisten of the water is enhanced to look brighter and slightly bluish. • The display of the recording screen will be delayed more than usual and the screen will look as if frames are dropping. • The star filter used in this mode may also cause glistening effects on objects other than water surface. [Clear Nightscape] Color saturation of the night light is increased to accentuate the nightscape. Tip • We recommend using a tripod and the self-timer.
4. Recording Modes [Warm Glowing Nightscape] The warm color tone creates a warm image of the nightscape. Tip • We recommend using a tripod and the self-timer. • The shutter may remain closed after taking the picture. This is due to signal processing and is not a malfunction. • Noise may become visible when you take pictures in dark places. [Artistic Nightscape] A slow shutter speed captures light trails that create an artistic nightscape. Tip • We recommend using a tripod and the self-timer.
4. Recording Modes [Handheld Night Shot] Multiple images are captured and the data is combined to minimize blur and noise for hand-held shooting with night scenery. Tip • Do not move the camera during the continuous shooting after pressing the shutter button. • The angle of view will be slightly narrower. [Clear Night Portrait] Fill flash and a longer exposure capture better portraits against the nightscape. Tips • Open the flash. (You can set to [ ].) • We recommend using a tripod and the self-timer.
4. Recording Modes [Soft Image of a Flower] The soft focus creates a diffused image. Tips • We recommend using a tripod and the self-timer. • For close-up recording, we recommend that you close the flash. • The display of the recording screen will be delayed more than usual and the screen will look as if frames are dropping. • For information on the focus range, refer to “About the focusing range” on P59. • In close-up photography, the in-focus range (depth of field) is generally very shallow.
4. Recording Modes [Appetizing Food] The overall screen brightness is increased to make the food look appealing. Tip • You can enhance the effect by using as long a focal length as possible and by keeping the distance between the camera and the subject as short as possible. • We recommend using a tripod and the self-timer. • For close-up recording, we recommend that you close the flash. [Cute Dessert] The overall screen brightness is set higher to enhance the cuteness of the dessert.
4. Recording Modes [Clear Sports Shot] The faster shutter speed prevents blur, for example at sporting events. [Monochrome] A monochrome image captures the mood of the moment.
4. Recording Modes [Panorama Shot] Consecutive photos taken while the camera is moved are combined to form a panorama. 1 Check the recording direction, and then press [MENU/SET]. • A horizontal/vertical guide is displayed. Changing the recording direction 1 Select the menu. MENU > [Rec] > [Panorama Settings] > [Direction] 2 Select the recording direction, and then press [MENU/SET].
4. Recording Modes 3 Press the shutter button fully and move the camera in a small arc in the direction of the arrow on the screen. Recording from left to right A • Move the camera at a constant speed. A Recording direction and panning (Guide) Pictures may not be able to be recorded properly if the camera is moved too fast or slow. 4 Press the shutter button once again to end picture recording. • Recording can also be ended by keeping the camera still while recording.
4. Recording Modes ∫ About playback Pressing 3 will start scrolling playback automatically in the same direction as the recording. • The following operations can be performed during scrolling 1/98 playback. 3 Start panorama playback/Pause 4 Stop 2 Frame-by-frame rewind (while pausing) 1 Frame-by-frame forward (while pausing) • The lens’ zoom function is fixed to the shortest (wide) focal length.
4. Recording Modes Using Creative Control Mode Recording mode: This mode employs additional image effects. You can set the effects to add by selecting example images and checking them on the screen. 1 2 Set the mode dial to [ ]. Press 3/4 to select the image effects (filters). A • The image effect of the selected example image will be applied in a preview display A. 3 Press [MENU/SET] to set. ∫ Switching the image effect (filter) selection screen display Press [DISP] to switch the monitor screen.
4. Recording Modes Adjust the effect to fit your preferences The intensity and colors of the effects can be easily adjusted to fit your preferences. 1 2 Press 1 to display the setting screen. Rotate the rear dial to set. • The items that can be set differ depending on which Creative Control Mode is currently set. For information on each image effect, refer to “Items that can be set”. • Press [MENU/SET] to return to the recording screen. • When setting the effect, [ ] is displayed on the screen.
4. Recording Modes For details on “Creative Control Mode” settings, refer to P107. [Expressive] This effect emphasizes the color to make a pop art picture. Items that can be set (Press 1 to display the setting screen.) Color hues Subdued Pop [Retro] This effect gives a faded image. Items that can be set (Press 1 to display the setting screen.) Color Yellow emphasized Red emphasized [Old Days] This effect adds a bright, soft and nostalgic feel to the overall image.
4. Recording Modes [High Key] This effect adds a bright, airy and soft feel to the overall image. Items that can be set (Press 1 to display the setting screen.) Color Pink emphasized Aquamarine emphasized • If you select this effect with [Panorama Shot] in Scene Guide Mode, the effect may not be apparent in places with insufficient brightness. [Low Key] This effect adds a dark and therefore quiet feel to the overall image and enhances bright parts.
4. Recording Modes [Dynamic Monochrome] This effect gives a higher contrast to create an impressive black and white picture. Items that can be set (Press 1 to display the setting screen.) Contrast Lower Higher [Rough Monochrome] This effect creates a black and white picture with noise resembling the graininess of conventional film material. Items that can be set (Press 1 to display the setting screen.
4. Recording Modes [Impressive Art] This effect gives your photo a dramatic contrast look. Items that can be set (Press 1 to display the setting screen.) Color hues Black and white Pop colors • If this image effect is selected with [Panorama Shot] in Scene Guide Mode, seams between the stitched pictures may become visible. [High Dynamic] This effect produces the optimum brightness for both dark and bright parts. Items that can be set (Press 1 to display the setting screen.
4. Recording Modes [Toy Effect] This effect reduces the brightness in the frame corners to give the impression of a toy camera. Items that can be set (Press 1 to display the setting screen.) Colors Orange emphasized Blue emphasized [Toy Pop] This effect creates a vivid and bright image with the look of a toy camera. Items that can be set (Press 1 to display the setting screen.
4. Recording Modes [Miniature Effect] This effect blurs the frame edges to give the impression of a diorama. Items that can be set (Press 1 to display the setting screen.) Color hue Subdued Pop ∫ Setting the type of defocus With [Miniature Effect] you can make the subject stand out by intentionally creating defocused and in-focus sections. You can set the recording orientation (defocus orientation) and the position and size of the in-focus section. 1 2 3 Press [FN1] to display the setting screen.
4. Recording Modes [Soft Focus] This effect blurs the overall image to produce a soft feel. Items that can be set (Press 1 to display the setting screen.) Extent of defocus Weaker Stronger • The display of the recording screen will be delayed more than usual and the screen will look as if frames are dropping. [Fantasy] This effect creates a fantastical image in a pale color tone. Items that can be set (Press 1 to display the setting screen.
4. Recording Modes [One Point Color] This effect lets subjects with the selected color stand out from the other (differently colored) subject parts. Items that can be set (Press 1 to display the setting screen.) Amount of color left Smaller ∫ Set the color to retain Set the color to retain by selecting a location on the screen. 1 Press [FN1] to display the setting screen. 2 Select the color you want to retain by moving the frame with 3/4/2/1. • Press [DISP] to reset the frame position.
4. Recording Modes [Sunshine] This effect adds a cast of light to the scene. Items that can be set (Press 1 to display the setting screen.) Color Yellow tone/Red tone/Blue tone/White tone • Select the color tone by rotating the rear dial, and then press [MENU/SET]. ∫ Setting the light source You can change the position and size of the light source. 1 Press [FN1] to display the setting screen. 2 Press 3/4/2/1 to move the center position of the light source.
4. Recording Modes Recording motion pictures with manually set aperture value/shutter speed Recording mode: It is possible to manually change the aperture and shutter speed for recording motion pictures. 1 2 Set the mode dial to [ Select the menu. MENU 3 ]. > [Motion Picture] > [Exposure Mode] Press 3/4 to select [P], [A], [S] or [M], and then [MENU/SET]. • The operation for changing the aperture value or shutter speed is the same as the when the mode dial is set to 4 5 , , or .
4. Recording Modes Recording slow motion pictures You can create slow motion pictures by utilizing ultra-high-speed recording. The motion is displayed at a slower speed during playback. 1 2 Set the mode dial to [ Select the menu. MENU 3 4 5 > ]. [Motion Picture] > [High Speed Video] Press 3/4 to select [ON] and then [MENU/SET]. To start recording, press the motion picture or the shutter button. (Still pictures cannot be taken.) To stop recording, press the motion picture or the shutter button.
4. Recording Modes Registering your preferred settings (Custom Mode) Recording modes: You can register the current camera settings as custom settings. If you then record using one of the Custom Modes, you can use the registered settings. • Initial setting of the Program Mode is registered as the custom settings initially. Registering Personal Menu Settings To allow recording using the same settings, up to 4 sets of current camera settings can be , , , ) registered using [Cust.Set Mem.].
4. Recording Modes Using registered custom settings You can easily call up the settings you have registered using [Cust.Set Mem.]. Set the mode dial to [ ], or [ ] • The custom setting will be called up. If you set the mode dial to [ used last time ([ ], [ ], or [ ∫ To change a custom setting in [ 1 2 3 Set the mode dial to [ ], the custom setting you ]) will be called up. ] ]. Press [MENU/SET] to display the menu. Press 2/1 to select the custom setting you want to use, and then [MENU/SET].
5. Image and Picture Quality Settings Adjusting the Picture Quality by Adding an Effect ([Photo Style]) Available in the following modes: You can select effects to match the type of image you wish to record. You can adjust the color and image quality of the effects. MENU > [Rec] > [Photo Style] [Standard] [Vivid] This is the standard setting. ¢1 Creates a brilliant effect with high saturation and contrast. [Natural]¢1 Creates a soft effect with low contrast.
5. Image and Picture Quality Settings ∫ Adjusting the picture quality • Picture quality cannot be adjusted in the Snapshot Plus Mode. 1 2 6WDQGDUG -5 0 +5 Press 2/1 to select the type of Photo Style. Press 3/4 to select the items, and then 2/1 to adjust. ±0 S ±0 ±0 ±0 DISP. [r] Increases the difference between the brighter and the darker parts in the picture. [s] Decreases the difference between the brighter and the darker parts in the picture. [r] Definition is enhanced.
5. Image and Picture Quality Settings Adjusting Bright/Dark Sections ([Highlight Shadow]) Available in the following modes: You can adjust the brightness of the bright and dark parts of a subject while checking the results on the screen. 1 Select the menu. MENU 2 > [Rec] > [Highlight Shadow] Press 2/1 to select the item. (Standard) A state with no adjustments is set. (Raise the contrast) Bright areas are brightened, and dark areas are darkened.
5. Image and Picture Quality Settings • The screen display can be switched by pressing [DISP] on the brightness adjustment screen. • Settings registered to ヤ / ヤ / ヤ will be stored even after the camera is turned off. • Turning off the camera will return the setting adjusted with / / / back to the ヒ ビ ピ default setting. • These menu items are shared by the [Rec] menu and the [Motion Picture] menu. When the setting for either of the two is changed, the setting for the other is also changed.
5. Image and Picture Quality Settings Setting the White Balance Available in the following modes: In sunlight, under incandescent lights or in other such conditions where the color of white takes on a reddish or bluish tinge, this function allows settings according the prevailing light source, and thus to adjust the rendition of white to your (subjective) personal perception. 1 2 Press 1 [ ]. Select the desired White Balance setting by rotating the rear dial. WB 3 AWB Press the rear dial to set.
5. Image and Picture Quality Settings • Under fluorescent lighting, LED lighting fixtures etc., the appropriate White Balance will vary depending on the lighting type, so use [AWB] or [ 1 ], [ 2 ], [ 3 ], [ 4 ]. • The White Balance is only calculated for subjects within the range of the camera’s flash. (P199) • In Scene Guide Mode, changing the scene or recording mode will return White Balance settings (including the White Balance fine adjustment setting) back to [AWB].
5. Image and Picture Quality Settings Setting the White Balance manually This mode allows metering any specific situation and storing the according White Balance setting. 1 2 3 Press 1 [ ]. Rotate the rear dial to select [ 1 ], [ 2 ], [ 3 ], or [ Aim the camera at a sheet of white paper etc. so that it fills the frame in the center completely and then press [MENU/SET]. 4 ], and then press 3. • It may not be possible to set the White Balance when the subject is too bright or too dark.
5. Image and Picture Quality Settings Finely adjusting the White Balance You can finely adjust the White Balance when you cannot acquire the desired hue with the available fixed settings. 1 2 Select the desired White Balance setting and then press 4. Press 3/4/2/1 to fine-adjust the White Balance. 2: 1: 3: 4: 3 A (AMBER: ORANGE) B (BLUE: BLUISH) G (GREEN: GREENISH) M (MAGENTA: REDDISH) G A B M • Pressing [DISP] resets the position back to the center. Press [MENU/SET].
5. Image and Picture Quality Settings White Balance Bracketing Bracket settings are performed based on the adjustment values for the White Balance fine adjustment. 3 pictures with different color rendition are automatically recorded when the shutter button is pressed once. 1 2 Fine-adjust the White Balance in step 2 of “Finely adjusting the White Balance” and then perform the bracket setting by rotating the rear dial.
5. Image and Picture Quality Settings Setting the aspect ratio Available in the following modes: This allows you to select the aspect ratio of the pictures to suit printing or the playback method. At the time of purchase, it is initially set to [3:2]. MENU > [4:3] [Rec] > [Aspect Ratio] [Aspect Ratio] of a 4:3 TV [3:2] [Aspect Ratio] of a 35mm film camera [16:9] [Aspect Ratio] of a high-definition TV, etc.
5. Image and Picture Quality Settings Setting the resolution Available in the following modes: The higher the resolution, the more detailed the pictures will be. The results become increasingly evident, the larger the picture is viewed/printed. MENU > [Rec] > [Picture Size] When the aspect ratio is [4:3]. When the aspect ratio is [3:2]. Settings Resolution Settings Resolution [L] (17.5M) 4864k3648 [L] (20M) 5472k3648 [ [ M] (9M) 3456k2592 S] (4.
5. Image and Picture Quality Settings Setting the compression rate Available in the following modes: Set the compression rate at which the pictures are to be stored. > MENU [Rec] > [Quality] Settings File format [A] JPEG [›] [ ] [ ] [ Description of settings A JPEG compression rate with priority on image quality. ] RAWiJPEG RAW A standard image quality JPEG compression rate. This is useful for increasing the number of shots without changing the resolution.
5. Image and Picture Quality Settings About RAW RAW refers to an image data format that is not pre-processed. Playback and editing of RAW images require the camera or dedicated software. You can make advanced adjustments by editing RAW images. For example, you can adjust the White Balance after taking pictures or save them in file formats that are allow them to be displayed on a computer.
5. Image and Picture Quality Settings Using Image Correction Functions Compensating the contrast and exposure ([i.Dynamic]) Available in the following modes: Contrast and exposure are compensated when the brightness difference between the subject and its surroundings is great, etc. MENU > [Rec] > [i.Dynamic] Settings: [AUTO]/[HIGH]/[STANDARD]/[LOW]/[OFF] • [AUTO] automatically sets the intensity of the effect according to the recording conditions.
5. Image and Picture Quality Settings Combining pictures with different exposures ([HDR]) Available in the following modes: You can combine 3 pictures with different exposure levels into a single picture with rich gradation. You can minimize the loss of gradation in bright areas and dark areas when, for example, the contrast between different parts of the subject is large. An image combined by HDR is recorded in JPEG. MENU > [Rec] > [HDR] [ON] Records HDR pictures. [OFF] Does not record HDR pictures.
5. Image and Picture Quality Settings Reducing the long shutter noise caused by slower shutter speeds Available in the following modes: The camera automatically removes noise that appears with slower shutter speeds, e.g. when taking pictures of night scenery etc. MENU > [Rec] > [Long Shtr NR] Settings: [ON]/[OFF] • [Long shutter noise reduction ongoing] is displayed for the same time as the shutter speed for signal processing.
5. Image and Picture Quality Settings Setting the color space Available in the following modes: Set this when you want to correct the color reproduction of the recorded pictures on a computer, printer etc. MENU > [sRGB] [AdobeRGB] [Rec] > [Color Space] The color space is set to sRGB. This is widely used in computer related equipment. The color space is set to AdobeRGB.
6. Focus and Exposure Settings Using Autofocus Available in the following modes: This item allows selecting the focusing method that suits the positions and number of the subjects. 1 Set the focus mode lever to [AFS/AFF] or [AFC]. • The respective focus mode will be set. (P140) 2 3 Press 2 ( MF AFC AFS/AFF ). Press 2/1 to select AF Mode and then [MENU/SET]. • The respective Autofocus Mode will be set.
6. Focus and Exposure Settings About the focus modes (AFS/AFF/AFC) Available in the following modes: Item ¢ AFS AFF¢ AFC MF The movement of the subject and the scene (recommended) Description of settings Subject is still (Scenery, anniversary photograph, etc.) “AFS” is an abbreviation of “Autofocus Single”. The focus is set automatically when the shutter button is pressed halfway. It is locked as long as the shutter button is kept pressed in the halfway position..
6. Focus and Exposure Settings Autofocus modes About [š] ([Face/Eye Detection]) The camera automatically detects a person’s face and eyes. The eye closer to the camera will be in focus, while the exposure will be optimized for the face. (When [Metering Mode] is set to [ ]) • Up to 15 faces can be detected. Only the eyes of the face that is in focus can be detected. When the camera detects a face, the AF area and the mark indicating the eye to be in focus are displayed.
6. Focus and Exposure Settings Setting up [ ] ([Tracking]) Focus and exposure can be locked to a specified subject. They will follow the subject even if it moves. (Dynamic tracking) Place the subject in the AF tracking frame, and press the shutter button halfway to lock it. A AF tracking frame • The AF frame will turn green when the camera detects the subject. • The AF frame turns yellow when the shutter button is released. • Lock is canceled when [MENU/SET] is pressed.
6. Focus and Exposure Settings About [ ] ([49-Area]) Subjects in up to 49 AF areas are detected, the focus setting is based on the detected one nearest to the camera. This function makes it easy to focus on off-center subjects. • The area to be focused can be set. (P146) About [ ], etc. ([Custom Multi]) From among the 49 AF areas, you can freely set which of them should be used (and which not) for the subject.
6. Focus and Exposure Settings Setting the shape of the AF area ([Custom Multi]) You are free to select which of the 49 AF areas you regard appropriate for the subject. 1 2 3 Press 2 ( ). Select a Custom Multi icon ([ ], etc.), and press 3. • If you press 4, the AF area setting screen will be displayed. Press 2/1 to select a setting. • The currently marked AF areas A are displayed on the FREE ヤヒ ヤビ ヤピ bottom left of the screen.
6. Focus and Exposure Settings When selecting [ ]/[ ] When [ ] is selected, you can change the vertical position and the number of rows; when [ ] is selected, you can change the horizontal position and the number of columns. Button operation Description of operation Moves the position 3/4/2/1 Changes the size (Up to 3 rows/columns) [DISP] Restores the default setting When selecting [ ]/[ ヤヒ ]/[ ヤビ ]/[ ヤピ ] Press 3/4/2/1 to select the AF area, and then press [MENU/SET] to set (repeat).
6. Focus and Exposure Settings Setting up the position/changing the size of the AF area When selecting [š], [Ø] Position and size of the AF area can be changed. 1 2 Select [š] or [Ø] and press 4. • The AF area setting screen is displayed. Press 3/4/2/1 to move the AF area. • Press [DISP] to return the AF area to the center of the screen. 3 4 Rotate the rear dial to change the size of AF area.
6. Focus and Exposure Settings When selecting [ ] You can set the focus position precisely by enlarging the screen. • The focus position cannot be set at the edges of the screen. 1 2 3 Select [ ] and press 4. Press 3/4/2/1 to set the focus position and then [MENU/SET]. • The assist screen for setting the focus position is displayed in an enlarged size. Move [_] to the focus position with 3/4/2/1. • Pressing [DISP] will bring the focus position back to the center of the assist screen.
6. Focus and Exposure Settings Setting the duration for which the screen is enlarged MENU > [Custom] > [Pinpoint AF Time] > [LONG] (Approx. 1.5 seconds)/[MID] (Approx. 1.0 second)/[SHORT] (Approx. 0.5 second) • If you release the shutter button, the enlarged display will be canceled even during the set time period.
6. Focus and Exposure Settings Setting the desired focus method Using the [Custom] menu, you can set the focus method in detail. Focusing/not focusing when the shutter button is pressed halfway MENU > [Custom] > [Shutter AF] > [ON]/[OFF] Releasing/not releasing the shutter by pressing the shutter button halfway MENU > [Custom] > [Half Press Release] > [ON]/[OFF] Recording tips and techniques: setting focus with [AF/AE LOCK] You can set focus with [AF/AE LOCK] instead of the shutter button.
6. Focus and Exposure Settings Turning on/not turning on the AF Assist Lamp MENU > [Custom] > [AF Assist Lamp] > [ON]/[OFF] The AF assist lamp will illuminate the subject when the shutter button is pressed halfway, making it easier for the camera to focus when recording in low light conditions. (A larger AF area is displayed depending on the recording conditions.) • The effective maximum range of the assist lamp is approximately 1.5m (5p).
6. Focus and Exposure Settings Manual Focusing Available in the following modes: Use this function when you want to fix the focus or when the distance between the lens and the subject is determined and you do not want to activate Autofocus. 1 Set the focus mode lever to [MF]. MF AFC AFS/AFF 2 3 4 Set the Zoom/MF ring selector switch to [FOCUS]. Press 2 ( ). Press 3/4/2/1 to determine the area to be enlarged, and then [MENU/SET]. • The assist screen is displayed, enlarging the area.
6. Focus and Exposure Settings 5 A Operate the Zoom/MF ring to set the focus. Rotate to A side: Focuses on a nearer subject B Rotate to B side: Focuses on a subject further away • Be careful not to accidentally switch the O.I.S. switch or Zoom/MF ring selector switch when rotating the Zoom/MF ring. A Indicator for ¶ (infinity) B MF Assist (enlarged screen) C Peaking D MF Guide • The in-focus sections will be highlighted.
6. Focus and Exposure Settings Highlighting/not highlighting in-focus parts MENU > [Custom] > [Peaking] • This function works in Manual Focus Mode or when focus is being adjusted manually with [AF+MF]. [ON] In-focus sections are highlighted with color. [OFF] In-focus sections are not highlighted. [Detect Level] [SET] [Display Color] The detection level for in-focus sections is set. When [HIGH] is set, sections to be highlighted are reduced, allowing you to focus a more precisely.
6. Focus and Exposure Settings MF ASSIST ∫ Displaying the MF Assist • It is displayed by rotating the Zoom/MF ring. • It can also be displayed by pressing 2 to display the setup screen for the enlarged area, deciding the area to enlarge using the cursor button, and then pressing [MENU/SET]. • It will switch to the setting screen for the enlarged area by pressing the cursor button when the [Direct Focus Area] in the [Custom] menu is set to [ON].
6. Focus and Exposure Settings Technique for Manual Focus 1 Rotate the Zoom/MF ring to set the focus. 2 Rotate the Zoom/MF ring a little further in the same direction. 3 Rotate the Zoom/MF ring slightly in the opposite direction to fine-adjust the focus. • If you zoom in/out after focusing on a subject, the focus may lose its accuracy. In that case, re-adjust the focus. • After canceling Sleep Mode, focus on the subject again.
6. Focus and Exposure Settings Taking Close-up Pictures Available in the following modes: This mode allows you to take close-up pictures of a subject, e.g. when taking pictures of flowers. 1 2 Press 4 [AF#]. Press 2/1 to select the item and then [MENU/SET].
6. Focus and Exposure Settings • We recommend using a tripod and the Self-timer. • We recommend setting the flash to [Œ] (close the flash) when you take pictures at close range. • If the distance between the camera and the subject is beyond the focusing range of the camera, the picture may not be properly focused even if the focus indication lights up. • When a subject is close to the camera, the in-focus area is significantly shallower.
6. Focus and Exposure Settings Focus and Exposure Memory Lock (AF/AE Lock) Available in the following modes: This function is useful when you want to take a picture of a subject outside the AF area and/or for subjects whose brightness is above or below average. 1 Aim the AF frame at the main subject (in case it is to be placed off-center), or at an other subject of average brightness (In case it is significantly darker or brighter).
6. Focus and Exposure Settings Maintaining/not maintaining the lock when [AF/AE LOCK] is released MENU > [Custom] > [AF/AE Lock Hold] > [ON]/[OFF] • Only AF Lock is effective when taking pictures in Manual Exposure Mode. • Only AE Lock is effective when taking pictures with Manual Focus. • Only AF lock is active during motion picture recording. Once you cancel AF lock during the recording, it cannot be reactivated.
6. Focus and Exposure Settings Exposure Compensation Available in the following modes: Use this function when you wish to modify the exposure settings the camera delivers, e.g. when your main subject would otherwise be rendered brighter/darker than you want. 1 2 Press the rear dial to switch to Exposure Compensation operation. Rotate the rear dial to set an exposure compensation value. SS F 8 15 30 60 2.8 4.0 5.6 8.
6. Focus and Exposure Settings Setting the ISO Sensitivity Available in the following modes: This allows the sensitivity to light (ISO sensitivity) to be set. Higher values allow using faster shutter speeds e.g. for unblurred hand-held shots and/or higher aperture values e.g. for more depth of field. 1 2 3 Press 3 ( ). Select the ISO sensitivity by rotating the rear dial. Press the rear dial to set.
6. Focus and Exposure Settings AUTO The ISO sensitivity is automatically adjusted according to the brightness. • Maximum [3200]¢1 The camera detects movement of the subject and then automatically sets the optimum ISO sensitivity and shutter speed to suit the movement of the subject and brightness of the scene to minimize subject blurring. (Intelligent) • Maximum [3200]¢1 • The shutter speed is not fixed when the shutter button is pressed halfway.
6. Focus and Exposure Settings Setting the upper ISO sensitivity limit Available in the following modes: This function allows limiting the ISO range utilized by Auto ISO, e.g. to determine the accepted amount of noise. MENU > [Rec] > [ISO Limit Set] Settings: [200]/[400]/[800]/[1600]/[3200]/[6400]/[12500]/[OFF] • The function will work when the [Sensitivity] is set to [AUTO] or [ ].
6. Focus and Exposure Settings Selecting the Exposure Metering Mode Available in the following modes: You can select between three different brightness metering methods. MENU > [Rec] > [Metering Mode] [ ] (Multiple) [ ] (Center-weighted) [ ] (Spot) The brightness is detected in different sections of the frame. The exposure is then based on the probable main subject. Usually, we recommend using this method.
7. Shutter and Drive Settings Setting the Shutter Type Available in the following modes: You can use either of the two shutters to take pictures: the mechanical shutter or the electronic shutter. Mechanical shutter The camera starts an exposure electronically, and ends it with the mechanical shutter. Description Electronic Shutter The camera starts and ends an exposure electronically.
7. Shutter and Drive Settings • When [ ] is displayed on the screen, pictures will be taken with the electronic shutter. • When [Burst Rate] is set to [SH], pictures will be taken with the electronic shutter. • When [Silent Mode] is set to [ON], pictures will be taken with the electronic shutter. • When a moving subject is recorded with the electronic shutter, the subject may appear distorted on the picture. • When the electronic shutter is used under fluorescent or LED lighting, etc.
7. Shutter and Drive Settings Selecting a Drive Mode Available in the following modes: You can change what the camera will do when you press the shutter button. Rotating the drive mode dial. Single When the shutter button is pressed, only one picture is taken. Continuous (P168) Pictures are taken in succession as long as the shutter button is pressed.
7. Shutter and Drive Settings Using Continuous Mode Available in the following modes: Pictures are taken continuously as long as the shutter button is pressed. • Pictures taken with the frame rate [SH] will be recorded as a single picture group (P220). 1 Set the drive mode dial to [ 2 Focus on the subject and take a picture. ]. • Keep the shutter button fully pressed to activate Continuous Mode. ∫ Changing the frame rate 1 Select the menu.
7. Shutter and Drive Settings [SH]¢2 (Super high speed) [H] (High speed) [M] (Medium speed) [L] (Low speed) AFS 50 12 7 2 AFF/AFC — 7 7 2 Available Available 10¢3, 4 10¢3, 4 Frame rate Pictures/ second Live View during Continuous Mode ¢1 Not available Not available With RAW files — Without RAW files Max. 60 ¢3, 4 10 Depends on the capacity of the card¢4 ¢1 Number of recordable pictures ¢2 The electronic shutter will operate.
7. Shutter and Drive Settings Focusing in Continuous Mode The method for achieving focus varies depending on the focus mode (P140) and the [Focus/Release Priority] (P150) setting in the [Custom] menu. Focus Mode AFS AFF/AFC¢1 MF Focus/Release Priority [FOCUS] Focusing At the first picture [RELEASE] [FOCUS] Normal focusing¢2 [RELEASE] Predicted focusing¢3 — Focus set with Manual Focus ¢1 When the subject is dark or the frame rate is set to [SH], the focus is fixed on the first picture.
7. Shutter and Drive Settings Using Auto Bracket Available in the following modes: In this mode, up to a maximum of 7 pictures are automatically taken with the selected exposure steps. With Auto Bracket [Step]: [3•1/3], [Sequence]: [0/s/r] 1st picture 2nd picture 3rd picture d0 EV j1/3 EV i1/3 EV 1 Set the drive mode dial to [ 2 Focus on the subject and take a picture. ]. 25 3:2 L AFS • If you press and hold the shutter button, the number of pictures that you had set is taken.
7. Shutter and Drive Settings ∫ Changing the settings for [Single/Burst Settings], [Step] and [Sequence] in Auto Bracket 1 Select the menu. MENU 2 3 > [Rec] > [Auto Bracket] Press 3/4 to select [Single/Burst Settings], [Step] or [Sequence] and then MENU/SET]. Press 3/4 to select the setting and then [MENU/SET].
7. Shutter and Drive Settings Using the Self-timer Available in the following modes: 1 2 Set the drive mode dial to [ ]. Press the shutter button halfway to focus and then press it fully to take the picture. • Focus and exposure will be set when the shutter button is pressed halfway. • After the self-timer indicator flashes, recording starts. ∫ Changing the time setting for the self-timer 1 Select the menu. MENU 2 > [Rec] > [Self Timer] Press 3/4 to select the mode and then press [MENU/SET].
7. Shutter and Drive Settings Taking Pictures Automatically at Set Intervals Available in the following modes: If you set the start time, the time between the shots and the number of pictures, the camera can automatically create a motion picture of subjects such as animals or plants as time elapses. • Set the date and time settings in advance. (P34) • Pictures taken with Time Lapse Shot are displayed as a set of group pictures. (P220) 1 2 3 4 5 Set the drive mode dial to [ ].
7. Shutter and Drive Settings 6 Press 3/4 to select the item and then [MENU/SET]. [Now] Starts the recording when the shutter button is pressed fully. You can set the time to start recording. Any time up to 23 hours 59 minutes ahead can be set. [Start Time] [Start Time Select the item (hour or minute) by pressing 2/1, set Set] the start time by pressing 3/4, and then press [MENU/SET]. [Shooting Interval]/ [Image Count] The time between the shots and the number of pictures can be set.
7. Shutter and Drive Settings 8 9 Press the shutter button fully. • The recording starts automatically. • During recording standby, the power will turn off automatically if no operation is performed for a certain period. The Time Lapse Shot is continued even with the power turned off. When the recording start time arrives, the power turns on automatically. To turn on the power manually, press the shutter button halfway.
7. Shutter and Drive Settings ∫ Changing the Time Lapse Shot settings You can change the settings in [Time Lapse/Animation] in the [Rec] menu. • This function is not for use as a security camera. • If you leave the camera somewhere to perform [Time Lapse Shot], make sure to prevent theft. • Recording for long periods in cold places such as ski resorts or places at high altitude, or in warm, wet environments may cause a malfunction, so it is suggested to monitor the operation.
7. Shutter and Drive Settings Creating Stop Motion Pictures Available in the following modes: A stop motion picture is created by splicing pictures together. • Set the date and time settings in advance. (P34) • Pictures taken with [Stop Motion Animation] are displayed as a group of pictures.
7. Shutter and Drive Settings 4 5 Select [Mode] with 3/4, and then [MENU/SET]. Select [Stop Motion Animation] with 3/4, and then press [MENU/SET]. 6 Press 3/4 to select the recording method, and then press [MENU/SET]. [Auto Shooting] [Shooting Interval] 7 8 9 [ON] Takes pictures automatically at a set interval. When the shutter button is pressed fully, recording starts. [OFF] This is for taking pictures manually, frame by frame.
7. Shutter and Drive Settings 10 11 To stop the recording, press [MENU/SET], select [Time Lapse/Animation] in the [Rec] menu, and press [MENU/SET]. • A confirmation screen is displayed. It is ended when [Yes] is selected. • A confirmation screen for creating a motion picture is displayed next, so select [Yes]. Select the methods for creating a motion picture. [Rec Quality] For setting the quality of a motion picture.
7. Shutter and Drive Settings • Automatic recording may not take place at set intervals because recording takes time under certain recording conditions, such as when the flash is used for recording. • When a picture quality different from the aspect ratio of the original pictures is selected, black strips will be displayed on the top and bottom or the left and right of the motion picture.
8. Functions Customized for Various Subjects and Purposes Making Multiple Exposures on One Picture Available in the following modes: Gives an effect like multi exposure. (up to 4 times equivalent per a single image) 1 Select the menu. MENU > [Rec] > [Multi Exp.] 2 Press 3/4 to select [Start] and then press [MENU/ SET]. 3 Decide on the composition, and take the first picture. • After taking the picture, press the shutter button halfway to take the next picture.
8. Functions Customized for Various Subjects and Purposes ∫ About Automatic Gain Control setting Select [Auto Gain] on the screen shown in step 2 and set it. • [ON]: The brightness level is adjusted according to the number of pictures taken and the pictures are superimposed over each other. • [OFF]: Compensate the exposure to match the subject so that all the superimposed exposure effects will be just right. ∫ Combining RAW images on the card On the screen shown in step 2, set [Overlay] to [ON].
8. Functions Customized for Various Subjects and Purposes Disabling Operational Sounds and the Light Sources at once Available in the following modes: This function is useful for recording images in a quiet environment, public facility, etc. or recording images of subjects such as babies or animals. Select the menu. MENU > [Custom] > [Silent Mode] Settings: [ON]/[OFF] • Operational sounds are muted, and the flash and the AF Assist lamp are switched off. The following settings are fixed.
8. Functions Customized for Various Subjects and Purposes Taking Pictures of Registered Faces Available in the following modes: Face Recognition is a function which identifies a face as resembling a registered face and prioritizes focus and exposure automatically. Even if the person is located towards the back or on the end of a line in a group photo, the camera will still render the identified face in focus. Select the menu. MENU > [Rec] > [Face Recog.] Settings: [ON]/[OFF]/[MEMORY] [Face Recog.
8. Functions Customized for Various Subjects and Purposes • [Face Recog.] only works when the AF Mode is set to [š]. • During the Continuous Mode, [Face Recog.] picture information can only be based on the first picture. • When group pictures are played back, the name of the first picture of the set is displayed. • Face Recognition may take more time to select and recognize distinctive facial features than regular Face/Eye Detection.
8. Functions Customized for Various Subjects and Purposes Face Settings You can register information such as names and birthdays for up to 6 people. ∫ Point of recording when registering the face images • The person should face the camera with eyes open and mouth closed, making sure the outline of the face, the eyes, or the eyebrows are not covered with hair when registering. • Make sure there is no extreme shading on the face when registering. (Flash will not work during registration.
8. Functions Customized for Various Subjects and Purposes 4 Press 3/4 to select the item and then [MENU/SET]. • You can register up to 3 face images. For registering names. [Name] 1 Press 4 to select [SET] and then [MENU/SET]. 2 Enter the name. • For details on how to enter characters, refer to “Entering Text” section on P54. For registering a birthday. [Age] 1 Press 4 to select [SET] and then [MENU/SET]. 2 Press 2/1 to select the items (Year/Month/Day), press 3/4 to set and then [MENU/SET].
8. Functions Customized for Various Subjects and Purposes Changing or deleting the information for a registered person You can modify the pictures or information of an already registered person. You can also delete the information of the registered person. 1 2 3 Press 4 to select [MEMORY] and then [MENU/SET]. Press 3/4/2/1 to select the face image to edit or delete and then [MENU/SET]. Press 3/4 to select the item and then [MENU/SET].
8. Functions Customized for Various Subjects and Purposes Recording Profiles of Children and Pets on Images Available in the following modes: By setting the name and birthday of your child or pet in advance, you can record their name and age in months and years on images. You can display them during playback or stamp them on recorded images using [Text Stamp] (P231). ∫ Setting [Age] or [Name] 1 Select the menu.
8. Functions Customized for Various Subjects and Purposes Using screens and displays suitable for recording Displaying the center of the screen ([Center Marker]) Available in the following modes: The center of the recording screen will be indicated by [+]. This is convenient for changing the focal length/zooming while keeping the subject at the center of the screen.
8. Functions Customized for Various Subjects and Purposes • If there are any white saturated areas, it may be beneficial to compensate the exposure towards negative (P160) referring to the histogram (P65) and then taking the picture. It may result in a better quality picture. • Displayed zebra patterns will not be recorded.
9. Stabilizer, Zoom and Flash Optical Image Stabilizer The camera detects when it is not being held still during recording and automatically compensates the movements, so you can record images with reduced blurring. Confirm that the O.I.S. switch is set to [ON]. ∫ Setting the Stabilizer in the [Rec] menu 1 Select the menu. MENU 2 > [Rec] > [Stabilizer] Press 3/4 to select the item and then [MENU/SET]. [ ] ([Normal]) Vertical and horizontal shake are compensated for.
9. Stabilizer, Zoom and Flash • We recommend setting the O.I.S. switch to [OFF] when using a tripod. • We recommend taking pictures with the viewfinder when panning in [ ]. • The 5-axis Hybrid Image Stabilizer function automatically functions while recording motion pictures. This decreases image blurring when recording motion pictures while zooming or walking, etc. – The recorded angle of view may be reduced.
9. Stabilizer, Zoom and Flash Using the Lens’ Zoom Function Available in the following modes: You can determine how much of a subject is to be captured/how large a subject is to be rendered by selecting the appropriate focal length, i.e. by zooming. With the Zoom/MF ring With the zoom lever 1 Set the Zoom/MF ring selector switch to Rotate the zoom lever. [ZOOM]. W T W T • The smaller the rotation angle is, the slower 2 Rotate the Zoom/MF ring.
9. Stabilizer, Zoom and Flash Extended Optical Zoom This function works when any of the resolutions (P132) indicated with is selected. You can extended the focal length further than you can with the Optical Zoom without deteriorating the image quality. Maximum magnification ratio: 32k (This includes the optical zoom magnification. The magnification level differs depending on [Picture Size] setting.
9. Stabilizer, Zoom and Flash [Digital Zoom] Available in the following modes: Although the image quality deteriorates when you extend the focal length even further, you can do so to achieve four times the original magnification ratio. MENU > [Rec] > [Digital Zoom] > [ON]/[OFF] MENU > [Motion Picture] > [Digital Zoom] > [ON]/[OFF] • When using the [i.Zoom], the maximum magnification ratio of Digital Zoom is limited to 2k.
9. Stabilizer, Zoom and Flash Changing the zoom setting MENU > [Custom] > [Zoom Lever] MENU > [Custom] > [Manual ring (Zoom)] For normal zooming. A Available focusing range B Optical Zoom range C Intelligent Zoom range D Digital Zoom range E Current focal length setting (35mm film camera equivalent) (Seamless Zoom) For stopping the zoom operation at preset focal lengths. • [Step Zoom] is disabled during motion picture recording.
9. Stabilizer, Zoom and Flash Using the flash Available in the following modes: With the built-in flash you can take pictures in dark places or achieve a more even illumination, e.g. in the case of backlit subjects. ∫ Opening/Closing the built-in flash unit A To open the flash unit Move the flash open slider in the direction indicated by the arrow. B To close the flash unit Push the flash down until it clicks into place. • Forcibly closing the flash can damage the camera.
9. Stabilizer, Zoom and Flash Using the flash skillfully • When taking flash pictures, white saturation can occur if the subject is too close. If [Highlight] in the [Custom] menu is set to [ON], regions of white saturation will flash black and white when you play back or use Auto Review. In this case, we recommend that you adjust [Flash Adjust.] (P205) in the minus direction and take the pictures again.
9. Stabilizer, Zoom and Flash Changing the Flash Modes Available in the following modes: Set the built-in flash’s mode to match the situation. 1 Select the menu. MENU 2 3 > [Rec] > [Flash] Press 3/4 to select [Flash Mode] and then [MENU/SET]. Press 3/4 to select the item and then [MENU/SET]. ‰ ([Forced Flash On]) The flash is fired every time regardless of the recording conditions. ([Forced On/ • Use these modes when your subject is back-lit or under Red-Eye])¢ fluorescent light. ([Slow Sync.
9. Stabilizer, Zoom and Flash ∫ Shutter speeds for each flash mode Flash mode ‰ Shutter speed Flash mode Shutter speed 1/60¢1 to 1/4000s 1 to 1/16000s 60¢2 to 1/16000s Œ ¢1 This becomes 60 seconds in Shutter-Priority Mode and B (Bulb) in Manual Exposure Mode. ¢2 This becomes B (Bulb) in Manual Exposure Mode. • In the Snapshot ( or ) Modes, the shutter speed changes depending on the Scene Mode used.
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9. Stabilizer, Zoom and Flash Setting 2nd Curtain Synchro Available in the following modes: 2nd curtain synchro fires the flash just before the shutter closes as opposed to the normal firing time (when the shutter opens). This can be utilized to create different effects (see below). 1 Select the menu. MENU 2 3 > [Rec] > [Flash] Press 3/4 to select [Flash Synchro] and then [MENU/SET]. Press 3/4 to select the item and then [MENU/SET].
9. Stabilizer, Zoom and Flash Flash exposure compensation Available in the following modes: You can adjust the flash exposure to compensate for pictures in which the parts mainly illuminated by the flash would otherwise appear too dark or bright. 1 Select the menu. MENU 2 3 > [Rec] > [Flash] Press 3/4 to select [Flash Adjust.] and then [MENU/SET]. Press 2/1 to set the flash output and then [MENU/SET]. • You can set from [j3 EV] to [i3 EV] in steps of 1/3 EV.
9. Stabilizer, Zoom and Flash Changing the firing mode (Manual flash) Available in the following modes: You can set a flash control mode at [Firing Mode] in [Flash]. [TTL] [MANUAL] The camera automatically controls the flash output. For setting the flash output manually. In [TTL] you can take the picture you want even when shooting dark scenes that may otherwise be too brightly lit by the flash. • When [MANUAL] is set, the output rate ([1/1], etc.) is displayed on the flash icon on the screen.
10. Recording Motion Pictures Recording Motion Pictures This camera records motion pictures in the MP4 format. Audio is recorded in stereo. Setting the resolution and frame rate Available in the following modes: 1 Select the menu. MENU 2 > [Motion Picture] > [Rec Quality] Press 3/4 to select the item and then [MENU/SET]. • Exit the menu after it is set.
10. Recording Motion Pictures ∫ About the compatibility of the recorded motion pictures Even when a compatible device is used, recorded motion pictures may be played back with reduced picture and sound quality, or they may not be played back at all. Also, recording information may not be displayed correctly. Use this camera to playback in such cases. • With camera models 18 194 / 18 195: For motion pictures recorded with [Rec Quality] set to [4K/100M/30p], refer to “Enjoying Motion Pictures in 4K” on P274.
10. Recording Motion Pictures ∫ Indication of the icon A Format B Resolution C Frame rate (sensor output) (With camera models 18 194 / 18 195) A B MP4 FHD 30p C (With camera models 18 193 / 18 196) A B MP4 FHD 25p C • What is bit rate This is the volume of data for a defined period of time. The quality is higher when the number gets larger. This camera uses the “VBR” recording method.
10. Recording Motion Pictures Recording Motion Pictures Available in the following modes: 1 Start recording by pressing the motion picture button. A Elapsed recording time B Available recording time • Recording of motion pictures appropriate for each mode • • • • 2 A is possible. The recording state indicator (red) C will flash while 3s recording motion pictures. If approximately 1 minute elapses without an operation being performed, part of the display will disappear.
10. Recording Motion Pictures Enabling/disabling the motion picture button MENU > [Custom] > [Video Button] > [ON]/[OFF] • This function is for preventing accidental operation of the button. Switching between the angle of view for taking pictures and the one for recording motion pictures MENU > [Custom] > [Rec Area] > [!] (Picture)/[ ] (Motion picture) • When the aspect ratio setting is different in still and motion pictures, the angle of view changes at the start of motion picture recording.
10. Recording Motion Pictures • When a motion picture is recorded in a high temperature environment or is recorded continuously, the recording may stop after [ ] is displayed to protect the camera. • If Extended Optical Zoom is used before pressing the motion picture button, the setting will be cleared, so the shooting range will change dramatically. • Confirm the settings for the O.I.S. switch and the Zoom/MF ring selector switch before recording a motion picture.
10. Recording Motion Pictures Recording motion pictures in 4K Available in the following modes: You can create extremely high-detail motion pictures in 4K by recording with the resolution set to [4K] in [Rec Quality]. • You can record motion pictures in 4K only in Creative Video Mode. • The angle of view of motion pictures in 4K is narrower than those of motion pictures in other sizes. • When recording motion pictures in 4K, use a card rated as UHS Speed Class 3.
10. Recording Motion Pictures Recording still pictures while recording motion pictures Available in the following modes: Still pictures can be recorded even while recording a motion picture. (Simultaneous recording) During motion picture recording, press the shutter button fully to record a still picture. • The simultaneous recording indicator is displayed while recording still pictures.
10. Recording Motion Pictures • The aspect ratio will be fixed to [16:9].
10. Recording Motion Pictures Using the [Motion Picture] Menu For details on [Motion Picture] menu settings, refer to P36. • [Photo Style], [AFS/AFF], [Metering Mode], [Highlight Shadow], [i.Dynamic], [i.Resolution], [i.Zoom] and [Digital Zoom] are common to both the [Rec] menu and [Motion Picture] menu. Changing these settings in one of these menus is reflected in other menu. • [Motion Picture] menu is not displayed in the following cases.
10. Recording Motion Pictures [Level Shot] Available in the following modes: The camera automatically detects its tilt and corrects the motion pictures you record to a level position to prevent them from being skewed. Settings: [ON]/[OFF] • If you record a motion picture while walking or if the tilt is too strong, the motion picture may not be corrected to a level position. • If you set [Level Shot] to [ON], the angle of view will become smaller when you start recording a motion picture.
10. Recording Motion Pictures [Mic Level Disp.] Available in the following modes: For setting whether or not the mic levels are displayed on the recording screen. Settings: [ON]/[OFF] • When [Mic Level Limiter] is set to [OFF], [Mic Level Disp.] is fixed to [ON]. This function is not available in the following case: – [Miniature Effect] (Creative Control Mode) • This function is not available during High Speed Video recording. [Mic Level Adj.
10. Recording Motion Pictures [Wind Cut] Available in the following modes: You can reduce the wind noise effectively when recording with sound. Settings: [AUTO]/[HIGH]/[STANDARD]/[LOW]/[OFF] • Setting [Wind Cut] may alter the usual sound quality. • This function is not available in the following cases: – [Miniature Effect] (Creative Control Mode) • When [Zoom Mic] is set to [ON]. • This function is not available during High Speed Video recording.
11. Playing Back and Editing Images Playing Back Group Pictures A picture group consists of multiple pictures. You can play back pictures in a group either continuously or one by one. [ ]: A picture group consisting of pictures taken in the Continuous Mode with the frame rate [SH]. (P168) [ ]: A picture group consisting of pictures taken in a Time Lapse Shot. (P174) [ ]: A picture group consisting of pictures taken in the Stop Motion Animation.
11. Playing Back and Editing Images Playing back each Group Pictures 1 Select a picture with the group display icon ([ [ ], [ ]), and then press 4. 2 Press 2/1 to flip through images. • Press 4 again to return to the normal playback screen. ], • Each picture in a group can be treated the same as normal pictures when they are played back.
11. Playing Back and Editing Images Creating Still Pictures from a Motion Picture You can create a single still picture from a recorded motion picture. 1 2 Press 3 to pause motion picture playback. Press [MENU/SET]. • A confirmation screen is displayed. The function is executed when [Yes] is selected. • Still pictures will be saved with [Aspect Ratio] set to [16:9] and [Quality] set to [›]. The resolution will differ according to the motion picture you play back.
11. Playing Back and Editing Images Using the [Playback] Menu With this menu, you can use various playback functions such as cropping and other editing of recorded images, protect settings, etc. • With [RAW Processing], [Text Stamp], [Time Lapse Video], [Stop Motion Video], [Resize] or [Cropping], a new, edited picture is created. A new picture cannot be created if there is no free space on the card so we recommend checking that there is free space before editing the picture.
11. Playing Back and Editing Images ∫ Changing the slide show settings You can change the settings for slide show playback by selecting [Effect] or [Setup] on the slide show menu screen. [Effect] This allows you to select the screen effects when switching from one picture to the next. [AUTO]/[NATURAL]/[SLOW]/[SWING]/[URBAN]/[OFF] • When [URBAN] has been selected, the picture may appear in black and white as a screen effect. • [AUTO] can be used only when [Category Selection] has been selected.
11. Playing Back and Editing Images [Playback Mode] Playback in [Normal Play], [Picture Only], [Video Only], [Category Play] or [Favorite Play] can be selected. 1 Select the menu. MENU 2 > [Playback] > [Playback Mode] Select the group to play back by pressing 3/4, and then [MENU/SET]. When [Category Play] is selected in above step 2 Press 3/4/2/1 to select the category and then press [MENU/SET] to set. • Pictures are sorted into the categories shown below. 3 – [Face Recog.
11. Playing Back and Editing Images [Location Logging] You can write location information sent from a smartphone (latitude and longitude) on images. You can send location information and write it on images using a smartphone. (P259) Preparation: Sending location information to the camera from the smartphone. • You need to install “Leica Image Shuttle” on your smartphone. (P250) • Read the [Help] in the “Image Shuttle” menu for further details on how to operate. 1 Select the menu.
11. Playing Back and Editing Images [RAW Processing] You can process the pictures taken in RAW format. The processed pictures will be saved in JPEG format. You can check how effects are applied to each picture while processing it. 1 Select the menu. MENU 2 3 > [Playback] > [RAW Processing] Select RAW images with 2/1, and then press [MENU/ SET]. Press 3/4 to select an item. • You can set the following items. The settings you used for the recording are selected when you start setting these items.
11. Playing Back and Editing Images 4 5 6 Press [MENU/SET] and set. • The setting method differs according to the item. For details, refer to “How to set each item” on P228. Press [MENU/SET]. • This operation returns you to the screen in step 3. To set other items, repeat steps 3 through 5. Select [Begin Processing] with 3/4, and then press [MENU/SET]. • A confirmation screen will be displayed. Selecting [Yes] will execute the operation. After the operation, exit the menu.
11. Playing Back and Editing Images On the comparison screen, you can use the following operations to make adjustments: A Current setting Button operation 2/1 [DISP] Description of operation 0 Selects a setting. Returns you to the setting screen. Sets the adjusted level and returns you to the [MENU/SET] item selection screen. A [Setup] setting When you select an item, the screen that asks you to select [Reinstate Adjustments], [Color Space], or [Picture Size] will be displayed.
11. Playing Back and Editing Images [Title Edit] You can add text (comments) to pictures. After text has been registered, it can be stamped in prints using [Text Stamp] (P231). 1 Select the menu. MENU 2 > [Playback] > [Title Edit] > [Single]/[Multi] Select an image to add text. • [’] is displayed for pictures with titles already registered. [Single] setting 1 Press 2/1 to select the picture. 2 Press [MENU/SET]. [Multi] setting 1 Press 3/4/2/1 to select the picture and then [MENU/SET] (repeat).
11. Playing Back and Editing Images [Text Stamp] You can stamp the recording date/time, name, location, travel date or title onto the recorded pictures. 1 Select the menu. MENU 2 > [Playback] > [Text Stamp] > [Single]/[Multi] Select an image you wish to stamp with text. • [‘] appears on screen if the picture is stamped with text. [Single] setting 1 Press 2/1 to select the picture. 2 Press [MENU/SET]. [Multi] setting 1 Press 3/4/2/1 to select the picture and then [MENU/SET] (repeat).
11. Playing Back and Editing Images 4 5 Press 3/4 to select text stamp items, and then [MENU/SET]. Press 3/4 to select the settings, and then [MENU/SET]. [Shooting Date] [W/O TIME]: Stamps the year, month and date. [WITH TIME]: Stamps the year, month, day, hour and minutes. [OFF] [Name] [ ]: ([Face Recognition]) Names registered in [Face Recog.] will be stamped. [ ]: ([Baby/Pet]) Names registered in [Profile Setup] will be stamped.
11. Playing Back and Editing Images • When you print pictures stamped with text, the date will be printed over the stamped text if you specify printing of the date at the photo shop or on the printer. • You can set up to 100 pictures at one time in [Multi]. • The picture quality may deteriorate when text stamping is carried out. • Depending on the printer being used, some characters may be cut at printing. Check before printing.
11. Playing Back and Editing Images [Video Divide] Recorded motion pictures can be divided in two. This is recommended for when you want to separate a part you need from one you do not need. Dividing a motion picture is permanent. Decide before you divide! 1 Select the menu. MENU 2 3 > [Playback] > [Video Divide] Press 2/1 to select the motion picture to divide, and then [MENU/SET]. Press 3 at the location to divide. • The motion picture is played back from the same location when 3 is pressed again.
11. Playing Back and Editing Images [Time Lapse Video] This function allows you to create a motion picture from a picture group recorded with [Time Lapse Shot]. 1 Select the menu. MENU 2 3 > [Playback] > [Time Lapse Video] Select the [Time Lapse Shot] picture group with 2/1, and then press [MENU/ SET]. Create a motion picture by selecting the methods for creating it. • The steps are the same as those for creating a motion picture following the recording of [Time Lapse Video].
11. Playing Back and Editing Images [Resize] To allow easy posting to web pages, attachment to e-mail etc., the resolution (number of pixels) is reduced. 1 Select the menu. MENU 2 > [Playback] > [Resize] > [Single]/[Multi] Select the picture and the resolution. [Single] setting 1 Press 2/1 to select the picture, and then [MENU/ SET]. 2 Press 3/4 to select the size, and then [MENU/SET]. • A confirmation screen is displayed.
11. Playing Back and Editing Images [Cropping] You can cut out the important part of the recorded picture. 1 Select the menu. MENU 2 3 > [Playback] > [Cropping] Press 2/1 to select the picture, and then [MENU/SET]. Use the zoom lever and press 3/4/2/1 to select the parts to be cropped. W T W 4 T Zoom lever (W): Reduction Zoom lever (T): Enlargement 3/4/2/1: Move Press [MENU/SET]. • A confirmation screen is displayed. The function is executed when [Yes] is selected.
11. Playing Back and Editing Images [Rotate]/[Rotate Disp.] This mode allows you to automatically display pictures vertically if they were recorded holding the camera vertically, or to rotate pictures manually in 90o steps. [Rotate] (The picture is rotated manually) • The [Rotate] function is disabled when [Rotate Disp.] is set to [OFF]. 1 Select the menu. MENU 2 3 > [Playback] > [Rotate] Press 2/1 to select the picture and then [MENU/SET]. • The [Rotate] function is disabled for Group Pictures.
11. Playing Back and Editing Images [Favorite] You can do the following if a mark has been added to pictures and they have been set as favorites. • Play back only the pictures set as favorites as a slide show. • Play back only the pictures set as favorites. ([Favorite Play]) • Delete all the pictures not set as favorites. ([All Delete Except Favorite]) 1 Select the menu. MENU 2 > [Playback] > [Favorite] > [Single]/[Multi] Select the picture.
11. Playing Back and Editing Images [Print Set] DPOF “Digital Print Order Format” is a system that allows the user to select which pictures to print, how many copies of each picture to print and whether or not to print the recording date on the pictures when using a DPOF compatible photo printer or photo printing store. For details, ask at your photo printing store. When you set [Print Set] for a group pictures, the print setting for the number of prints will be applied to every picture in the group.
11. Playing Back and Editing Images ∫ Canceling all the [Print Set] settings Select the menu. MENU > [Playback] > [Print Set] > [Cancel] • A confirmation screen is displayed. The function is executed when [Yes] is selected. Exit the menu after it is executed. ∫ To print the date After setting the number of prints, set/cancel printing with the recording date by pressing 1. • Depending on the photo printing store or the printer, the date may not be printed even if you set to print the date.
11. Playing Back and Editing Images [Protect] You can set protection for pictures you do not want to delete by mistake. 1 Select the menu. MENU 2 > [Playback] > [Protect] > [Single]/[Multi] Select the picture. [Single] setting Press 2/1 to select the picture, and then [MENU/SET]. • The setting is canceled when [MENU/SET] is pressed again. • Exit the menu after it is set. [Multi] setting Press 3/4/2/1 to select the pictures and then [MENU/ SET] (repeat).
11. Playing Back and Editing Images [Face Rec Edit] You can clear and replace all information relating to face recognition in selected images. 1 Select the menu. MENU 2 3 4 > [Playback] > [Face Rec Edit] > [REPLACE]/[DELETE] Press 2/1 to select the picture and then [MENU/SET]. Press 2/1 to select the person and then [MENU/SET]. (When [REPLACE] is selected) Press 3/4/2/1 to select the person to replace and then [MENU/SET]. • A confirmation screen is displayed.
11. Playing Back and Editing Images [Delete Confirmation] This sets which option, [Yes] or [No], will be highlighted first when the confirmation screen for deleting a picture is displayed. Yes 1 Select the menu. MENU 2 No > [Playback] > [Delete Confirmation] Press 3/4 to select an item and then [MENU/SET]. [“Yes” first] [Yes] is highlighted first, so deletion can be done quickly. [“No” first] [No] is highlighted first. Accidental deletion of pictures is avoided. • Exit the menu after it is set.
12. Using the Wi-Fi function Wi-FiR function/NFC function ∫ Using the camera as a wireless LAN device When using equipment or computer systems that require more reliable security than wireless LAN devices, ensure that the appropriate measures are taken for safety designs and defects for the systems used. Leica Camera AG will not take any responsibility for any damage that arises when using the camera for any purpose other than as a wireless LAN device.
12. Using the Wi-Fi function ∫ This camera is compatible with NFC Using the NFC “Near Field Communication” function, you can easily transfer data necessary for a Wi-Fi connection between this camera and the smartphone. Compatible models This function can be used with the NFC compatible device with Android (OS version 2.3.3 or higher). (excluding some models) • For information on the operation and settings of NFC-compatible smartphones, refer to the operating instructions of your device.
12. Using the Wi-Fi function What you can do with the [WIFI] button when connected to Wi-Fi • Following items can be selected. [Terminate the Connection] Terminates the Wi-Fi connection. [Change the Destination] Terminates the Wi-Fi connection, and allows you to select a different Wi-Fi connection. [Change Settings for Sending Images] Refer to P271 for details.
12. Using the Wi-Fi function • The camera cannot be used to connect to a public wireless LAN connection. • Use a IEEE802.11b, IEEE802.11g or IEEE802.11n compatible device when using a wireless access point. • We strongly recommend that you set an encryption to maintain information security. • It is recommended to use a fully charged battery when sending images. • When the battery indicator is flashing red, the connection with other equipment may not start or the connection may be disrupted.
12. Using the Wi-Fi function What you can do with the Wi-Fi function Controlling with a Smartphone/Tablet Recording with a smartphone. Playing back images in the camera Saving images stored in the camera. Sending images to an SNS. Writing location information on images stored in the camera Easy connection, easy transfer You can use easily by pressing and holding [WIFI] or by using the NFC function.
12. Using the Wi-Fi function Controlling with a Smartphone/Tablet You can remotely operate the camera using a smartphone. You need to install “Leica Image Shuttle” (referred to as “Image Shuttle” from this point on) on your smartphone. Installing the smartphone/tablet app “Image Shuttle” The “Image Shuttle” is an application provided by Leica Camera AG. App for AndroidTM: Android 2.3.3 or higher¢ App for iOS: iOS 6.
12. Using the Wi-Fi function Connecting to a smartphone/tablet A connection can be easily established by pressing and holding [WIFI] or by using the NFC function. Preparations: • Install the “Image Shuttle” in advance. (P250) 1 Press and hold [WIFI]. • The information required for connecting the smartphone to ョワビ the camera (QR code, SSID and password) is displayed. • The same screen can be displayed by selecting the following menu items.
12. Using the Wi-Fi function If you are using an iOS device When scanning the QR code to set up a connection (If you are reconnecting the camera, steps 1 to 5 are not required) 1 Start “Image Shuttle”. (P250) 2 Select [QR code], and then [OK]. 3 Using “Image Shuttle”, scan the QR code displayed on the screen of the camera. • If you press [MENU/SET] on the camera, the QR code will be enlarged. When it is difficult to scan the QR code, try enlarging it.
12. Using the Wi-Fi function When using an SSID and password to set up a connection 1 Turn on the Wi-Fi function in the setting menu of the smartphone. 2 Select the SSID displayed on the screen of the camera. Wi-Fi 0123456789ABC 3 Enter the password displayed on the screen of the camera. (Only when connecting for the first time) 4 Start “Image Shuttle”. (P250) If you are using an Android device When scanning the QR code to set up a connection 1 Start “Image Shuttle”. (P250) 2 Select [QR code].
12. Using the Wi-Fi function ∫ Changing the connection method To change the connection method, press [DISP], and then select the connection method. When connecting with [Via Network]: On the camera 1 Select [Via Network]. • Follow the connection procedure described on P265 to connect the camera to a wireless access point. On your smartphone/tablet 2 3 4 Turn on the Wi-Fi function. Connect the smartphone to the wireless access point to which the camera is connected. Start “Image Shuttle”.
12. Using the Wi-Fi function Connecting to a smartphone/tablet by using the NFC function Using the NFC “Near Field Communication” function, you can easily transfer data necessary for a Wi-Fi connection between this camera and the smartphone. ∫ Compatible models This function can be used with the NFC compatible device with Android (OS version 2.3.3 or higher). (excluding some models) Preparation: (On the camera) • Set [NFC Operation] to [ON].
12. Using the Wi-Fi function • You can register up to 20 smartphones. When the number exceeds 20, registrations will be deleted, starting from the oldest touched one. • Performing [Reset Wi-Fi Settings] will delete the smartphone registration. • If the camera is not recognized even when touching the smartphone, change positions and try again. • Touch, but do not press the smartphone to this camera strongly.
12. Using the Wi-Fi function Playing back images in the camera 1 2 Connect to a smartphone. (P251) Operate the smartphone. 1 Select [ ]. • You can switch the images to be displayed by selecting the icon (A) on the top left of the screen. To display images stored in the camera, select [Leica Image Shuttle]. 2 Touch the image to enlarge it. Saving images stored in the camera 1 2 Connect to a smartphone. (P251) Operate the smartphone. 1 Select [ ].
12. Using the Wi-Fi function Transferring images stored in the camera easily A Wi-Fi connection using NFC function is possible by touching the smartphone to the camera, and you can easily transfer images displayed on the screen. An image can be sent on site immediately after taking it, so you can easily send it to the smartphone¢ of your family or friend. ¢ Installing the “Image Shuttle” is required for use. Preparation: (On the camera) • Set [NFC Operation] to [ON]. (P272) • Set [Touch Sharing] to [ON].
12. Using the Wi-Fi function Sending images in the camera to an SNS 1 2 Connect to a smartphone. (P251) Operate the smartphone. 1 Select [ ]. • You can switch the images to be displayed by selecting the icon (A) on the top left of the screen. To display images stored in the camera, select [Leica Image Shuttle]. 2 Touch and hold an image, and drag it to send it to an SNS, etc. • The image is sent to a web service such as an SNS.
12. Using the Wi-Fi function ∫ Starting recording location information Operate the smartphone. 1 Select [ ]. 2 Select [Geotagging]. 3 Select [ ]. ∫ Finishing recording the location information Operate the smartphone. 1 Select [ ]. 2 Select [Geotagging]. 3 Select [ ]. ∫ Sending and writing location information 1 2 Connect to a smartphone. (P251) Operate the smartphone. 1 Select [ ]. 2 Select [Geotagging]. 3 Select [ ]. • Follow the on-screen messages to operate the smartphone.
12. Using the Wi-Fi function Sending images to a smartphone/tablet by controlling the camera ∫ Methods for sending and images that can be sent JPEG RAW MP4 Sending an image each time a recording is made ([Send Images While Recording]) ± — — Sending selected images ([Send Images Stored in the Camera]) ± — ±¢ ¢ Excluding motion pictures recorded with their size set to [4K] in [Rec Quality] • Some images may not be played back or sent depending on the device.
12. Using the Wi-Fi function Sending an image each time a recording is made ([Send Images While Recording]) 1 Select the menu. Wi-Fi 2 > [New Connection] > [Send Images While Recording] Select [Via Network] or [Direct], and connect. (P264) On your smartphone When connecting with [Via Network]: 1 Turn on the Wi-Fi function. 2 Select the wireless access point you want to connect to, and set. 3 Start “Image Shuttle”.
12. Using the Wi-Fi function Sending selected images ([Send Images Stored in the Camera]) 1 Select the menu. 2 Select [Via Network] or [Direct], and connect. (P264) Wi-Fi > [New Connection] > [Send Images Stored in the Camera] On your smartphone When connecting with [Via Network]: 1 Turn on the Wi-Fi function. 2 Select the wireless access point you want to connect to, and set. 3 Start “Image Shuttle”.
12. Using the Wi-Fi function About Connections You can select a connection method after selecting a Wi-Fi function and a destination. Performing a direct connection is convenient for when you are in a place away from home where wireless access points are not available or for when connecting temporarily to a device you do not usually use.
12. Using the Wi-Fi function Connecting from your house (via the network) You can select the method for connecting to a wireless access point. ¢ WPS refers to a function that allows you to easily configure the settings related to the connection and security of wireless LAN devices. To check if the wireless access point you are using is compatible with WPS, refer to the manual of the wireless access point.
12. Using the Wi-Fi function If you are not sure about the WPS compatibility (connecting by [From List]) Search for available wireless access points. • Confirm the encryption key of the selected wireless access point if the network authentication is encrypted. • When connecting by [Manual Input], confirm SSID, encryption type, and encryption key of the wireless access point you are using. 1 Select the wireless access point you are connecting to.
12. Using the Wi-Fi function Connecting from a location away from your house (direct connection) You can select the method for connecting to the device you are using. Select the connection method supported by your device. [Wi-Fi Direct] 1 2 3 Set the device to Wi-Fi DirectTM mode. Select [Wi-Fi Direct]. Select the device to connect to. • Read the instructions of your device for details. [WPS (Push-Button)] 1 2 [WPS Connection] Select [WPS (Push-Button)]. Set the device to WPS mode.
12. Using the Wi-Fi function Connecting quickly with the same settings as the previous ones ([Select a destination from History]/[Select a destination from Favorite]) When the Wi-Fi function is used, a record is saved in the history. You can register records as favorites. Connecting from the history or favorites allows you to easily connect with the same settings as the previous ones. 1 2 3 Press [WIFI]. ョワビ Select [Select a destination from History] or [Select a destination from Favorite].
12. Using the Wi-Fi function Editing the items registered to favorites 1 2 3 4 Press [WIFI]. Select [Select a destination from Favorite]. Select the favorite item you want to edit, and then press 1. Select the item. [Remove from Favorite] [Change the Order in Favorite] [Change the Registered Name] — Select the destination. • For details on how to enter characters, refer to “Entering Text” section on P54. • A maximum of 30 characters can be entered. A two-byte character is treated as two characters.
12. Using the Wi-Fi function About settings for sending images When sending images, select the method for sending them after selecting [New Connection]. After the connection has been completed, settings for sending, such as the image size for sending, can also be changed.
12. Using the Wi-Fi function Sending Images While Recording A picture can be automatically sent to a specified device every time you take it. • Since the camera gives priority to recording, sending may take longer during the recording. • When connected with [Send Images While Recording], [ ] is displayed on the recording screen, and [ ] is displayed while sending a file. • If you turn off the camera or the Wi-Fi connection before sending is complete, unsent pictures will not be resent.
12. Using the Wi-Fi function [Wi-Fi Setup] Menu This menu allows configuring the settings required for the Wi-Fi function. The settings cannot be changed when connected to Wi-Fi. Select the menu. MENU > [Setup] > [Wi-Fi] > [Wi-Fi Setup] > Desired item to be set You can change the name of the camera. [Device Name] 1 2 Press [DISP]. Enter the desired device name. • For details on how to enter characters, refer to “Entering Text” section on P54. • A maximum of 32 characters can be entered.
12. Using the Wi-Fi function [Wi-Fi Password] To prevent incorrect operation or use of the Wi-Fi function by a third party and to protect saved personal information, it is recommended that you protect the Wi-Fi function with a password. Setting a password will automatically display the password input screen when the Wi-Fi function is used. [Setup]: Enter any 4-digit numbers as the password. [Delete] • For details on how to enter characters, refer to “Entering Text” section on P54.
13. Connecting to other equipment Enjoying Motion Pictures in 4K Watching motion pictures in 4K ∫ Playing Back on a TV By connecting the camera to a TV that supports 4K and playing back motion pictures recorded with their resolution set to [4K] in [Rec Quality], you can enjoy extremely high-detail motion pictures in 4K. Even though the output resolution will be lower, you can also play them back by connecting the camera to a TV that does not support motion pictures in 4K.
13. Connecting to other equipment Playing Back Pictures on a TV Pictures recorded with this camera can be played back on a TV. Preparations: Turn the camera and the TV off. • Make sure to use cables compatible with the TV's terminals. Image quality varies depending on the type of terminal used. 1 HDMI socket Video socket High quality Connect the camera and a TV. • Make sure the plugs are aligned correctly and that they are inserted straight.
13. Connecting to other equipment To connect with an AV cable • Use only AV cables that comply with the respective standards. • Check the [TV Aspect]. (P51) • Audio will be played back in monaural. • The viewfinder will not operate when connected with an AV cable. A Align the marks, and insert. B AV cable C [AV OUT/DIGITAL] terminal • The color of the terminal is gold.
13. Connecting to other equipment The recorded pictures can be played back on a TV with an SD Memory Card slot • Depending on the TV model, pictures may not be displayed on the full screen. • The file format of the motion pictures that can be played back differs depending on the TV model. • In some cases, panorama pictures cannot be played back. Also, auto-scroll playback of panorama pictures may not work. • For cards compatible with playback, refer to the instructions of the TV.
13. Connecting to other equipment Using HDTV Link (HDMI) What is the HDTV Link (HDMI) (HDAVI Control™)? • This function allows you to use the remote control unit of compatible TVs for easy operations when the camera has been connected to a HDTV Link compatible device using an HDMI micro cable for automatic linked operations. (Not all operations are possible.) • HDTV Link is a function based on a HDMI control function using the standard HDMI CEC (Consumer Electronics Control) specification.
13. Connecting to other equipment ∫ Other linked operations Turning the camera off: If you use the remote control for the TV to turn the TV off, the camera is also turned off. Automatic input switching: • If you connect with an HDMI micro cable, then turn the camera on, and then press [(], the input channel on the TV automatically switches to the camera’s screen. If the TV’s power is in standby status, it will turn on automatically (if [Set] has been selected for the TV’s [Power on link] setting).
13. Connecting to other equipment Copying the recorded image data to a computer With card readers (built-in / external) • Some computers can read directly from the card taken from the camera, others require the use of an external card reader. For details, refer to the instructions of the respective devices. • If the computer being used does not support SDXC Memory Cards, a message prompting you to format may appear. (Doing so would cause all recorded image data to be erased, so make sure to select [NO].
13. Connecting to other equipment ∫ Copying the data 1 Connect the computer and camera with the supplied USB connection cable. • Please turn the camera and your computer on before connecting. • Make sure to use the right plugs for the differing sockets, that the plugs are aligned correctly and that they are inserted straight. (Otherwise the connectors may be bent out of shape which may cause malfunction.) • Hold the plugs (not the cable) to insert.
13. Connecting to other equipment ∫ Copying to a computer without using the available software If you are not able to install the available software, you can copy files and folders to your computer by dragging and dropping files from the camera. • The content (folder structure) on the card of this camera is as follows. For Windows: A drive ([LEICA]) is displayed in [Computer] For Mac: A drive ([LEICA]) is displayed on the desktop • Card DCIM 100LEICA L1000001.JPG L1000002.JPG L1000999.
13. Connecting to other equipment Saving still pictures and motion pictures on a Recorder ∫ Dubbing with non-compatible equipment You can dub the content played back using this camera to non-compatible equipment such as recorders and video players by connecting the camera to the non-compatible equipment using an AV cable. Non-compatible equipment will be able to play back the content. This is convenient if you wish to pass around dubbed content.
13. Connecting to other equipment Printing the Pictures If you connect the camera to a printer supporting PictBridge, you can select the pictures to be printed out and instruct that printing be started on the camera’s monitor. • Group pictures will not be displayed as group pictures but as single pictures. • Some printers can print directly from the card removed from the camera. For details, refer to the operating instructions of your printer. Preparations: 1 Turn on the camera and the printer.
13. Connecting to other equipment • Use a battery with sufficient battery power. If the remaining battery power becomes low while the camera and the printer are connected, the status indicator flashes and the alarm beeps. If this happens during printing, stop printing at once. If not printing, disconnect the USB connection cable. • Do not disconnect the USB connection cable while [å] (Cable disconnect prohibit icon) is displayed. (May not be displayed depending on the type of printer used.
13. Connecting to other equipment Selecting a single picture and printing it 1 Press 2/1 to select the picture and then [MENU/SET]. 2 Press 3 to select [Print start] and then [MENU/SET]. • Refer to P287 for the items that can be set before starting to print the pictures. • Disconnect the USB connection cable after printing. PictBridge PictBridge Selecting multiple pictures and printing them 1 2 Press 3. Press 3/4 to select an item and then [MENU/SET].
13. Connecting to other equipment Print Settings Select and set the items both on the screen in step 2 of the “Selecting a single picture and printing it” and in step 3 of the “Selecting multiple pictures and printing them” procedures. • When you want to print pictures on a paper size or a layout which is not supported by the camera, set [Paper Size] or [Page Layout] to [{] and then set the paper size or the layout on the printer. (For details, refer to the operating instructions of the printer.
13. Connecting to other equipment ∫ [Paper Size] { Settings on the printer are prioritized. [L/3.5qk5q] 89mmk127mm [2L/5qk7q] 127mmk178mm [POSTCARD] [16:9] 100mmk148mm 101.6mmk180.6mm [A4] 210mmk297mm [A3] 297mmk420mm [10k15cm] 100mmk150mm [4qk6q] 101.6mmk152.4mm [8qk10q] 203.2mmk254mm [LETTER] 216mmk279.4mm [CARD SIZE] 54mmk85.6mm • Paper sizes not supported by the printer will not be displayed.
13. Connecting to other equipment ∫ Layout printing When printing a picture several times on 1 sheet of paper. For example, if you want to print the same picture 4 times on 1 sheet of paper, set [Page Layout] to [ä] and then set [Num.of prints] to 4 for the picture that you want to print. When printing different pictures on 1 sheet of paper. For example, if you want to print 4 different pictures on 1 sheet of paper, set [Page Layout] to [ä] and then set [Num.of prints] to 1 for each of the 4 pictures.
14. Miscellaneous Accessories External Flash Units When you use an external flash unit such as the Leica CF22 (available as accessory P13), you will have a longer effective flash range than with the built-in flash. Preparations: • Turn off the camera and close the built-in flash. Removing the Hot Shoe Cover The camera comes with the hot shoe cover in the hot shoe.
14. Miscellaneous When using other commercially available external flash units without communication functions with the camera • It is necessary to set the exposure on the external flash unit. If you want to use it in its Auto Mode, use one that allows you to set the aperture value and the ISO sensitivity to match the settings on the camera. • Set to Aperture-Priority Mode or Manual Exposure Mode on the camera and then set the same aperture value and ISO sensitivity on the external flash unit.
14. Miscellaneous Monitor/Viewfinder Displays • The following images are examples of when the display screen is set to [ ] (monitor style) in the monitor. ∫ In recording 25 3:2 L Automatic viewfinder/ monitor switching (P56) AFS Peaking (P153) ラュン Highlight Shadow (P124) ラュン AEL 2.
14. Miscellaneous 25 3:2 L Optical Image Stabilizer (P193) AFS ラュン Camera shake alert (P193) Recording state (Flashes red.)/Focus (Lights green.) (P58) AEL 2.
14. Miscellaneous 25 3:2 L Exposure compensation value (P160) AFS ラュン Brightness (P83) Manual Exposure Assistance (P89) AEL BKT 0 200 AWB 2.
14. Miscellaneous On-monitor recording information Time Lapse Shot (P174) F 2.8 ISO AUTO AFS 1/60 0 Stop Motion Animation (P178) 0 0 3:2 L Wi-Fi Fn 98 AWB AFS AFF AFC MF Focus Mode (P140, 151) š Ø AF Metering Mode (P139) A› Quality (P133) 1 3:2 C1 EXPS Recording Mode (P61) F2.
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14. Miscellaneous Detailed information display 60 F2.8 0 WB ISO AWB 200 AFS P STD.
14. Miscellaneous Message Displays Confirmation or error messages will be displayed on the screen in some cases. The major messages are described below as examples. [This picture is protected] • Delete the picture after canceling the protect setting. (P242) [Some pictures cannot be deleted]/[This picture cannot be deleted] • Pictures not based on the DCF standard cannot be deleted. Perform formatting (P30) on the camera after saving necessary data on a computer, etc.
14. Miscellaneous [Cannot record due to incompatible format(NTSC/PAL) data on this card.] • Perform formatting (P30) on the camera after saving necessary data on a computer, etc. • Insert a different card. [Motion recording was cancelled due to the limitation of the writing speed of the card] • Depending on the [Rec Quality] of a motion picture, the speed class rating required for the card differs. Use a card that meets the rating.
14. Miscellaneous [This battery cannot be used] • Use a genuine Leica battery. If this message is displayed even when a genuine Leica battery is used, contact your Leica dealer or the nearest Leica Customer Care center. • If the battery terminal is dirty, clean it and remove any objects. [Failed to connect wireless access point]/[Connection failed]/[No destination found] • Check following regarding the wireless access point. – The wireless access point information set on the camera is wrong.
14. Miscellaneous [Connection failed] • Check following regarding the smartphones you intend to connect. – The smartphone does not operate. – Change the access point to connect to in the smartphone Wi-Fi settings to this camera. – There is no free storage space on the smartphone. [Some files cannot be sent because of destination limit]/[Transfer completed. Some files are left because of destination limit.] • Check the file format of the image to send.
14. Miscellaneous Menu list [Rec] This menu lets you set the aspect ratio, resolution and other aspects of the pictures you are recording. • [Photo Style], [AFS/AFF], [Metering Mode], [Highlight Shadow], [i.Dynamic], [i.Resolution], [i.Zoom] and [Digital Zoom] are common to both the [Rec] menu and [Motion Picture] menu. Changing these settings in one of these menus is reflected in other menu. [Photo Style] You can select effects to match the type of image you wish to record.
14. Miscellaneous [HDR] You can combine 3 pictures with different levels of exposure into a single picture with rich gradation. P136 [Multi Exp.] Gives an effect like multi exposure. (up to 4 times equivalent per a single image) P182 [Panorama Settings] Sets the recording direction and image effect for panorama recording. P104 [Shutter Type] You can choose between taking pictures with the mechanical or the electronic shutter. P165 [Flash] Sets the manner in which the flash works.
14. Miscellaneous [Motion Picture] This menu lets you set the [Rec Quality], and other aspects for motion picture recording. • [Photo Style], [AFS/AFF], [Metering Mode], [Highlight Shadow], [i.Dynamic], [i.Resolution], [i.Zoom] and [Digital Zoom] are common to both the [Rec] menu and [Motion Picture] menu. Changing these settings in one of these menus is reflected in other menu. – For details, refer to the explanation for the corresponding setting in the [Rec] menu.
14. Miscellaneous [Custom] Operation of the camera, such as displaying of the screen and button operations, can be set up according to your preferences. Also, it is possible to register the modified settings. [Cust.Set Mem.] Registers the current camera settings as custom set. P120 [Silent Mode] Disables operational sounds and output of light at once. P184 [AF/AE Lock] Sets the fixed content for focusing and exposure when the AF/AE lock is on.
14. Miscellaneous [Histogram] This allows you to set either to display or not display the histogram. P65 [Guide Line] This will set the pattern of guide lines displayed when taking a picture. P65 [Center Marker] Displays [+], which indicates the center of the recording screen. P191 [Highlight] When the Auto Review function is activated or when playing back, white saturated areas appear flashing in black and white.
14. Miscellaneous [Q.MENU] Switches the setting method of Quick Menu. P40 [Video Button] Enables/disables the motion picture button. P211 [Eye Sensor] For setting the eye sensor sensitivity and the method for switching between the monitor and viewfinder. P57 [Menu Guide] Sets the screen that is displayed when the mode dial is set to and .
14. Miscellaneous [Setup] This menu lets you perform the clock settings, select the operating beep tone settings and other settings. You can also configure the settings of Wi-Fi related functions. [Clock Set] For setting Date/Time. P34 [World Time] For setting the times for the region where you live and your holiday destination. P46 [Travel Date] Departure date and return date of the trip as well as the name of the travel destination can be set.
14. Miscellaneous [Language] For setting the language displayed on the screen. P52 [Version Disp.] It is possible to check which version of firmware is on the camera. P53 [Exposure Comp. Reset] An exposure value can be reset when the Recording Mode is changed or the camera is turned off. P53 [No.Reset] Returns the image file number to 0001. P53 [Reset] The recording or setup/custom settings are reset to the default.
14. Miscellaneous [Playback] This menu lets you set the Protection, Cropping or Print Settings, etc. of recorded pictures. [Slide Show] Selects the type etc. of the images and plays back in order. P223 [Playback Mode] Selects the type etc. of the images and plays back only particular images. P225 [Location Logging] You can write location information (longitude/latitude) on images sent from the smartphone.
14. Miscellaneous Troubleshooting First, try out the following procedures (P311–P325). If the problem is not resolved, it may be improved by selecting [Reset] (P53) in the [Setup] menu. Battery and power source The camera cannot be operated even when it is turned on. The camera turns off immediately after it is turned on. • The battery is exhausted. > Charge the battery. • If you leave the camera on, the battery will be discharged. > Turn the camera off frequently by using [Economy] etc.
14. Miscellaneous The recorded picture is whitish. • Pictures might look whitish when lens front surface is soiled with fingerprints or similar. > If the lens is dirty turn the camera off and then gently wipe the lens surface with a soft, dry cloth. The main subject is too bright or dark. • Check if an exposure compensation may be necessary. (P160) • Is the AE Lock (P158) applied incorrectly? Multiple pictures are taken at one time.
14. Miscellaneous The recorded picture is blurred. The Optical Image Stabilizer is not effective. • The shutter speed will be slower and the Optical Image Stabilizer function may not work properly when taking pictures especially in dark places. > We recommend holding the camera firmly with both hands when taking pictures. (P55) > We recommend using a tripod and the self-timer (P173) when taking pictures with a slow shutter speed. Taking pictures using White Balance Bracket is not possible.
14. Miscellaneous The brightness or the hue of the recorded picture is different than in reality. • When recording under fluorescent or LED lighting fixtures, etc., increasing the shutter speed may introduce slight changes to brightness and color. These are a result of the characteristics of the light source and do not indicate a malfunction. • When recording subjects in extremely bright locations or recording under fluorescent lighting, LED lighting fixtures, mercury lamps, sodium lighting, etc.
14. Miscellaneous Motion picture recording stops unexpectedly. • Depending on the [Rec Quality] of a motion picture, the speed class rating required for the card differs. Use a card that meets the rating. For details, refer to “About motion picture recording and speed class” on P29. • When a card with a slow data writing speed is used, motion picture recording may stop midway.
14. Miscellaneous An operational sound is recorded at the end of a motion picture. Since motion picture recording stops only after you press the motion picture button, the sound of the operation may be noticeable. If this bothers you, try the following: > Cut off the last part of the motion picture using [Video Divide] (P234) in the [Playback] menu. It may not be possible to cut off the motion picture near its very end. To avoid this, record approximately 3 seconds longer. Flash The flash does not fire.
14. Miscellaneous Monitor/Viewfinder The Monitor/Viewfinder turns off although the camera is turned on. • If no operations are performed during the set time period, [Auto EVF/Monitor Off] (P50) is activated, and the Monitor/Viewfinder turns off. • When an object or your hand is positioned near the eye sensor, the Monitor display may switch to the Viewfinder display. (P56) The Monitor/Viewfinder is too bright or dark. • Check [Monitor Luminance] setting. (P49) • Perform [Monitor Display]/[Viewfinder].
14. Miscellaneous Unevenly bright parts or irregular colors appear on the viewfinder image. • The viewfinder of the camera uses OLED technology. Therefore, screen burn-in may occur on the screen when a same image is displayed for a long period of time, but it does not affect the recorded images. Playback The picture being played back is not rotated, or is rotated in a wrong direction, when displayed. • You can display the pictures without being rotated when [Rotate Disp.] (P238) is set to [OFF].
14. Miscellaneous The folder number and the file number are displayed as [—] and the screen turns black. • Is this a non-standard picture, a picture which has been edited using a computer or a picture which was taken by another make of digital camera? • Did you remove the battery immediately after picture-taking or did you take the picture using a battery with a low remaining charge? > To delete such pictures, make a backup of the data and format the card (P30).
14. Miscellaneous Wi-Fi function A Wi-Fi connection cannot be established. Radio transmission gets disconnected. The wireless access point is not displayed. ∫ General tips for using a Wi-Fi connection • Try [Reset Wi-Fi Settings] in the [Setup] menu. • Use within the communication range of the device to be connected. • Is any device, such as microwave oven, cordless phone, etc., that uses 2.4 GHz frequency operated nearby? > Radio waves may get interrupted when used simultaneously.
14. Miscellaneous It takes long time every time to connect to a smartphone. • It may take longer time to connect depending on the Wi-Fi connection setting of the smartphone, but it is not a malfunction. The camera is not displayed in the Wi-Fi setting screen of the smartphone. • From the Wi-Fi setting menu on the smartphone, turn off and then on the Wi-Fi function. I have forgotten the password for the Wi-Fi. • Execute the [Reset Wi-Fi Settings] in the [Setup] menu.
14. Miscellaneous TV, computer and printer The picture does not appear on the television. • Is the camera connected to the TV correctly? > Set the TV input to external input mode. The picture is not displayed fully on the TV. The display areas on the TV screen and the camera’s monitor are different. • Check the [TV Aspect] setting. (P51) • Depending on the TV model, the pictures may be extended horizontally or vertically or they may be displayed with their edges cut off.
14. Miscellaneous The card is not recognized by the computer. • Disconnect the USB connection cable. Connect it again while the card is inserted in the camera. • If there are two or more USB terminal on a single computer, try connecting the USB connection cable to another USB terminal. The card is not recognized by the computer. (SDXC memory card is used.) • Check if your computer is compatible with SDXC memory cards.
14. Miscellaneous Others There is a sound from the lens unit. • It is a sound of lens movement or aperture operation when the camera is turned on or off, and it is not a malfunction. • The sound, which is caused by the automatic adjustment of the aperture, is heard when the brightness has changed due to, for example, zooming or the movement of the camera. This is not a malfunction. An unreadable language was selected by mistake.
14. Miscellaneous The file numbers are not recorded consecutively. • When you perform an operation after taking a certain action, the pictures may be recorded in folders with different numbers from the ones used prior to the operation. The file numbers are recorded with previously used numbers. • If you insert or remove the battery before turning off the camera, the folder and file numbers for the pictures taken will not be stored in the memory.
14. Miscellaneous Cautions for Use Optimal use of the camera Keep the camera as far away as possible from electromagnetic equipment (microwave ovens, TVs, speakers, large motors, etc.). • If you use the camera on top of or near a TV, the pictures and/or sound on the camera may be disrupted by electromagnetic wave radiation. • Do not use the camera near cell phones because doing so may result in noise adversely affecting the pictures and/or sound.
14. Miscellaneous Cleaning Before cleaning the camera, remove the battery, or disconnect the power plug from the outlet. Then wipe the camera with a dry, soft cloth. • When the camera is soiled badly, it can be cleaned by wiping the dirt off with a wrung wet cloth, and then with a dry cloth. • To wipe off the dust or dirt on the Zoom/MF ring, use a dry, dust-free cloth. • Do not use solvents such as benzine, thinner, alcohol, kitchen detergents, etc.
14. Miscellaneous Battery The battery is a rechargeable lithium ion battery. Its ability to generate power comes from the chemical reaction that takes place inside it. This reaction is susceptible to the surrounding temperature and humidity. If the temperature is too high or too low, the operating time of the battery will become shorter. Always remove the battery after use. • Place the removed battery in a plastic bag, and store or keep away from metallic objects (clips, etc.).
14. Miscellaneous Card Do not leave the card where the temperature is high, where electromagnetic radiation or static electricity are easily generated or exposed to direct sunlight. Do not bend or drop the card. • The card may be damaged or the recorded content may be damaged or deleted. • Put the card in the card case or the storage bag after use and when storing or carrying the card.
14. Miscellaneous About the personal information If a name or birthday is set for [Profile Setup]/Face Recognition function, this personal information is kept in the camera and recorded in the image. Setting a Wi-Fi password is recommended to protect personal information. (P273) Disclaimer • Information including personal information may be altered or vanish due to erroneous operation, effect of static electricity, accident, malfunction, repair, or other handlings.
14. Miscellaneous When not using the camera for a long period of time • Store the battery in a cool and dry place with a relatively consistent temperature: [Recommended temperature: 15oC to 25oC (59oF to 77oF), Recommended humidity: 40%RH to 60%RH] • Always remove the battery and the card from the camera. • If the battery is left inserted in the camera, it will discharge even if the camera is turned off.
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