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More Ways to Exercise Creativity

Five Metering Modes – Choose from our new 49-point Digital ESP (Electro Selective

Pattern) metering, center-weighted average metering, spot metering, highlight spot metering

(for getting clean, true whites with detail) and shadow spot metering (for getting rich, dark

blacks with detail).

Three Color Parameters – To control color saturation, contrast and sharpness levels separately

for each file, select from Vivid (for printer-ready colors), Natural (for true, accurate colors) or

Muted (ideal for Photoshop users who enhance and scale images).

Five Black-and-White Modes – We've included the most popular black-and-white filters and

tones – Yellow, Orange, Red, Green and Normal (no filter) – to expand your ability to add

drama to your black-and-white photos.

Five Picture Effect Modes – Create exotic sepia-toned photos or exercise your creativity by

adding blue, green or purple tones to your black and white images.

Two Color Space Settings – Select from sRGB for easy viewing on your computer and printing

on your inkjet or dye sublimation printer – or Adobe

RGB, for more colors and the details

you need for commercial work.

Our next priority?

Giving you even greater control.

Contrast, Sharpness and Tone Controls – Customize each subject to suit your style.

Three Data Recording Formats – Select the file format that best suits your needs: JPEG (for

the fastest operation and greatest number of photos), RAW (for the highest-quality images),

RAW and JPEG simultaneously (when you need the flexibility of both) and TIFF (for the best

image right out of the camera).