Image Playback - Canon EOS EOS 5D White Paper

Small (4.2 megapixels, Fine/low compression or Normal/high compression). RAW+JPEG
simultaneous recording is enabled in all JPEG recording modes so each of these six
choices can be combined with RAW, creating a total of thirteen image recording quality
possibilities. The RAW and JPEG images are saved as separate files on the CF card.
With the menu's [Protect] function, a single image can be protected or unprotected.
Images that were erase-protected with the camera cannot be erased, except during for-
matting. A single image, or all images stored on a CF card, can be erased if they are
unprotected.

Image Playback

The EOS 5D Digital SLR provides for a great
Histogram
variety of playback options: single image,
display
shooting information display (including a
reduced size image, Folder number, File
number, Histogram, Color space, Shooting
date/time, AF point, ISO speed, Metering
Shooting information
mode, Shooting mode, Shutter speed,
Aperture, Exposure compensation amount,
White balance correction amount, Playback
number/Total images recorded, Protect,
Recording quality Original image verification
data appended, White balance, Color
Camera settings
temperature- displayed only when WB
setting is K, Monochrome and File size in MB) camera settings information (date/time,
WB correction amount, WB-BKT setting, Color space, Picture style, Flash exposure
compensation amount, Auto power-off, Auto rotated image, Color temperature, CF card
space remaining, ISO speed, Register
camera settings- shooting mode only,
File number and Folder number),
nine-image index, magnified view,
jump display, auto playback, image
protection and image rotation.
Jump Menu
The powerful new Jump function helps the user to locate a desired image quickly in a
large group. After pressing the JUMP button, press the SET button and turn the Quick
Control Dial to select a jump mode. Then, turn the Quick Control Dial or the Main Dial to
jump. One can jump by ten images (forward or back), a hundred images (forward or
back), by shooting date (previous or following day with the day's last shot displayed
first) or by folder (previous or next with the newest shot displayed first). Conveniently, it
is possible to jump while in the 9-image index display, during magnified view and
during menu display.
With the Magnify button, the image can be magnified in the single image display from
approximately 1.5x to 10x in 15 steps. Right after shooting, magnified or reduced view
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