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Easy setting guide

Dials and buttons frequently used for AF shooting

Mode dial

Control

dial

C1 (Custom 1) button

Command the camera with button

customization function

According to preferences and conditions of use,

you can freely assign a function of your choice

to each of seven customizable buttons: the C1

(Custom 1) button and C2 (Custom 2) button, AEL

button, center button, and left/right/down sides

of the control wheel. There are 48 assignable

functions, and you can instantly call up frequently

used functions.

Press the MENU button

and select Custom Key

Settings. Then choose

a button and a function

for assignment.

Shooting Mode

To freely control the AF setting, shooting in P, A, S or M

mode is recommended, rather than Intelligent Auto or

Superior Auto mode.

Allows you to shoot with the exposure adjusted automatically (both the shutter speed and the aperture value (F

P (Program Auto)

value)). Also, you can select various settings using the menu and adjust them as desired.

A (Aperture Priority) Allows you to adjust the aperture and shoot when you want to blur the background, etc.

S (Shutter Priority)

Allows you to shoot fast-moving subjects etc. by manually adjusting the shutter speed.

M (Manual Exposure) Allows you to shoot still images with a desired exposure by adjusting the shutter speed and the aperture value.

Intelligent Auto

Allows you to shoot still images with the settings adjusted automatically.

Allows you to shoot still images of higher quality with the settings adjusted automatically than you could with

Superior Auto

Intelligent Auto mode.

Allows you to shoot an image after recalling often-used modes or numeric settings that have been registered in

MR (Memory recall)

advance.

MENU button

AEL button

Control

wheel

Fn button

C2 (Custom 2) button

Handy Fn button for quick, easy resetting

Pressing the Fn (Function) button displays a set of

12 functions that you have assigned, any of which

you can quickly access and set. It is not necessary

to call up the function through the MENU button,

so changing settings is very user-friendly.

Up to 12 functions can be

Press the MENU button and

registered.

select Function Menu Set.

Then, choose an area and a

function for assignment.

Setting steps

Turn the mode dial

to select a desired

shooting mode.

Focus Mode

Choose a focusing method depending on the

subject movement. The methods mainly used as

examples in this booklet are AF-C and AF-S.

Single-shot AF

Locks the focus when focus adjustment is achieved. Use Single-shot AF when the subject is stationary.

Switches between Single-shot AF and Continuous AF according to the movement of the subject. When

the shutter button is pressed halfway down, the camera locks focus when it determines that the subject

Automatic AF

is stationary, or continues to focus while the subject is in motion.During continuous shooting, the camera

automatically shoots with Continuous AF starting from the second shot.

Continuous AF

Continues to focus while the shutter button is held halfway down. Use this when the subject is in motion.

DMF

Allows you to use a combination of manual focus and autofocus.

Manual Focus

Allows focus to be adjusted manually.

Focus Area

Focus Area settings let you choose the area

within the frame to focus on. The basic choice is

Wide, but you can choose Zone, Center or Flex-

ible Spot, as necessary.

Wide

Focuses automatically on a subject within all

ranges of the image. One or more green frames

are displayed around the area that is in focus.

Center

Focuses automatically on a subject in the center

of the image.

Setting steps

Press the Fn button

and choose Focus

Mode, then choose

a desired mode.

Setting steps

Press the Fn button

and choose Focus

Area, then choose

a desired setting.

Zone

Select a zone on the monitor on which to focus.

You can choose among nine zones. The camera

focuses on a subject in the chosen zone.

Flexible Spot (S/M/L)

Lets you move an AF range frame (select S, M, or

L size) to a desired point on the screen and focus

on a very small subject within a narrow area.