Owner's Manual
Table Of Contents
- 054D80 Camera Documents
- Quick Start Guide
- Owners Manual
- Date & Time Set
- Reset
- Table of Contents
- Supplied Accessories
- Parts & Controls
- Getting Started
- Tutorial - Basic Operation
- Advanced Shooting
- Advanced Playback
- Playback on a TV
- Connection to a Computer
- Printing Pictures
- Using the Menus
- Playback Menu
- Shooting Menu
- Custom Settings Menu
- Reset
- Beep
- AF-Area Mode
- Center AF Area
- AF-Assist
- No Memory Card
- Image Review
- ISO Auto
- Grid Display
- Viewfinder Warning
- EV Step
- Exposure Compensation
- Center-Weighted
- Auto Bracket Set
- Auto Bracket Order
- Command Dials
- Function Button
- Illumination
- AE-L / AF-L Button
- AE Lock
- Focus Area
- AF Area Illumination
- Built-In Flash
- Flash Warning
- Flash Shutter Speed
- Auto FP High-Speed Sync
- Modeling Flash
- Monitor-Off
- Auto Meter-Off
- Self-Timer
- Remote On Duration
- Exp. Delay Mode
- MB-D80 Batteries
- Setup Menu
- Retouch Menu
- Optional Accessories
- Caring for the Camera
- Troubleshooting
- Error Messages and Displays
- Available Settings per Mode and Defaults
- Memory Card Capacity and Image Quality / Size
- Specs
- Index
- Scans of Software CD-ROMs
- Warranty
140 Technical Notes / Appendix
Bracketing Programs
The number of shots and bracketing increment are shown in the control panel as follows:
The Bracketing Progress Indicator and Number of Frames
Number of frames Progress indicator Description
3 frames: unmodifi ed, negative, positive
*
2 frames: unmodifi ed, negative
*
2 frames: unmodifi ed, positive
* Order when Under > MTR > over is selected for Custom Setting 14 (Auto BKT order) is negative,
unmodifi ed, positive (three frames) or negative, unmodifi ed (two frames).
Bracketing Increment
Autoexposure and ash bracketing
White balance bracketingCustom Setting 10 (EV Step) set to 1/3 EV Custom Setting 10 (EV Step) set to 1/2 EV
Display Increment Display Increment Display Increment
/ EV / EV 1
/ EV 1 EV 2
1 EV 1 / EV 3
1 / EV 2 EV
1 / EV
2 EV
White Balance and Color Temperature
Approximate color temperatures for each white balance setting are given below (values may
diff er from color temperatures given by photo color meters):
White balance
Fine tuning
None –3 –2 –1 +1 +2 +3
Auto 3,500 K – 8,000 K Fine tuning added to value selected by camera
Incandescent 3,000 K 3,300 K 3,200 K 3,100 K 2,900 K 2,800 K 2,700 K
Fluorescent
*
4,200 K 7,200 K 6,500 K 5,000 K 3,700 K 3,000 K 2,700 K
Dir. sunlight 5,200 K 5,600 K 5,400 K 5,300 K 5,000 K 4,900 K 4,800 K
Flash 5,400 K 6,000 K 5,800 K 5,600 K 5,200 K 5,000 K 4,800 K
Cloudy 6,000 K 6,600 K 6,400 K 6,200 K 5,800 K 5,600 K 5,400 K
Shade 8,000 K 9,200 K 8,800 K 8,400 K 7,500 K 7,100 K 6,700 K
Choose color temp. 2,500 K – 9,900 K
Not available
White balance preset —
* Color temperature range refl ects wide variation among fl uorescent light sources, ranging from low-
temperature stadium lighting to high-temperature mercury-vapor lamps.
Number of frames
Bracketing increment
Bracketing progress indicator