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In this manual you will see the following kind of description
regarding settings changes (as opposed to general viewing and
browsing etc).
The method is the same for all changes, some stages taking a little
longer than others and being a little more involved.
The initial general setting is language choice. Then, just as in analogue
photography, an ISO setting should be made, though in the digital world
it matches the job in hand and circumstances as opposed to the sensitiv-
ity of the film chosen. A white balance setting should also be made. Yet
again, this is for your convenience regarding the appearance of the image
on the OLED and monitor; it will not affect the raw file.
ISO and White Balance are available at the top level of the menu system so
you can get to them quickly and easily. They are also shown on-screen in
most preview modes, so you can easily keep an eye on them as you work.
Don't forget to regularly attach a battery or make a FireWire
connection to retain Date & Time settings. See under 'Working
digitally' for details.
The description below is a general illustration of how settings are
changed. See later section in this manual for details regarding ISO and
White Balance.
Language
If you have not already done so, you may wish to change to your
chosen language now. You can choose between:
ENGLISH
GERMAN
FRENCH
ITALIAN
SPANISH
JAPANESE
CHINESE
Setting the menu language
The menu is available in English, French, German, Italian, Spanish,
Japanese and Chinese.
To choose any of the above languages, proceed as follows:
1. Press the MENU/EXIT (
2. Press the NAVIGATOR button ( and ) to select the
SETTINGS sub-menu.
3. Press the NAVIGATOR button () to open the SETTINGS
menu.
4. Press the NAVIGATOR button () to select the USER
INTERFACE sub-menu.
5. Press either ZOOM button (
guage (in this case, Spanish).
6. Press the MENU/EXIT (
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) button to open the menu.
or
) to choose a new lan-
) button again to close the menu.
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