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USING THE VARIOUS SHOOTING FUNCTIONS
Adjusting the Color Tone (Real-color Equalizer)
You can set the color tone (hue and saturation) when you take photos with the camera.
1
Display the Shooting Option Setting Screen (see page
29).
2
Select "COLOR ADJUSTMENT", and press the SET
button.
œ The Color Adjustment Screen appears.
œ The reverse icon indicates the current setting.
ô to õ: Set the color tone adjustment (color
ú: Return to the initial setting (color adjustment OFF).
C: Return to the Shooting Option Setting Screen.
3
Select one from ô to õ icons, and press the SET
button.
œ Selecting one of the ô to õ icons allows verification
of their respective setting values. Pressing the SET
button displays the screen for hue and saturation setting
that corresponds to the selected icon.
í: Set the red hue and saturation.
ü: Set the yellow hue and saturation.
ì: Set the green hue and saturation.
û: Set the cyan hue and saturation.
î: Set the blue hue and saturation.
Í: Set the magenta hue and saturation.
ù: The hue and saturation settings are completed, and the display returns to the Color
Adjustment Screen.
C: The new settings are canceled, and the display returns to the Color Adjustment Screen.
HINT
Example of hue and saturation setting
œ To take a monochrome photograph, set all saturation values to –50 for í to Í.
œ When photographing red roses, for example, you can show only the red portion (roses) and
have the other colors appear as monochrome, by setting only the í saturation to 00, and the
saturations for ü to Í to –50.
œ For a brilliant blue sky, set the û and î saturation values to the + side.
œ To bring out the greenness of trees and plants, set the ì hue and saturation values to the + side.
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