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Advanced Features — Photography
Preset White Balance
Use this function to set the correct white balance for a light
source. You can also use this function to achieve a
desired special effect.
Z Setting the preset white balance in the [SHOOTING
MENU]
Z When the exposure is not measured correctly
OVER: The subject is too bright. Use a negative (–)
exposure compensation value and set the white
balance again.
UNDER: The subject is too dark. Use a positive (+)
exposure compensation value and set the white
balance again.
Continued Q
ASet the focus-mode selector to M (manual).
BSelect one of the ] PRESET CUSTOM items under
[T WHITE BALANCE] in the [SHOOTING MENU].
See “Setting the [SHOOTING MENU]” (➝p.108).
CPress n or o to select [NEW WB].
DPress q.
PRESET CUSTOM 1
PRESET CUSTOM 1
CHOOSE COLOR TEMP.
CHOOSE COLOR TEMP.
FINE
FINE
FLASH
FLASH
SHADE
SHADE
WHITE BALANCE
WHITE BALANCE
FLUORESCENT LAMP-5
FLUORESCENT LAMP-5
OK
OK
NEW WB
NEW WB
CANCEL
CANCEL
NEW WB
NEW WB
PRESET CUSTOM 1
PRESET CUSTOM 1
EHold up a sheet of white paper, reflectivity
of 18% grey card, etc., under the target
light source. Be sure the white balance
reference object fills the 8-mm (0.31-in.)
reference circle for center-weighted
metering in the viewfinder (➝p.19). Then
press the shutter button.
FIf the exposure is measured correctly,
“COMPLETED!” appears on the LCD
monitor.
Check that the white balance reference
object fills the area on the LCD
monitor. Press MENU/OK to confirm the
setting.
COMPLETED!
COMPLETED!
SET CANCEL
SET CANCEL
- OWNER’S MANUAL 1
- IMPORTANT 3
- EC Declaration of Conformity 4
- Contents 6
- Camera Connection 8
- Software Installation 8
- About this Manual 11
- Accessories Included 12
- Camera Parts and Features 13
- Attaching the Strap and Lens 23
- Detaching lenses 24
- Mounting index 24
- Attaching the LCD cover 29
- Charging the Battery 30
- Getting Ready 31
- Loading the Battery 32
- Checking the battery charge 33
- Inserting Memory Cards 34
- Formatting the memory card 35
- Turning On and Off 36
- 2 Set the date and time 37
- 3 Change the date format 37
- Auto power save function 38
- Correcting the Date and Time 39
- Adjusting Viewfinder Focus 40
- Selecting the Language 41
- Basic Operation Guide 42
- 2 Adjust camera settings 47
- Viewing the Images 50
- 1 Zoom in / Zoom out 51
- 1 Zoom in on a face (faces) 52
- Multi-frame playback 53
- Using the erase button 53
- Focus mode 54
- AF-area mode 55
- Group dynamic-AF 56
- Focus zone selection 57
- Areas) is set 58
- The focus 59
- Manual focus 60
- 1 Focus on a subject 61
- 2 Lock the focus 62
- Getting good results with 63
- The AF-assist illuminator 64
- Depth-of-field preview button 65
- Metering 68
- Taking Pictures with AE Lock 69
- Exposure Mode 70
- Shutter-priority auto 72
- Aperture-priority auto 73
- Exposure compensation 76
- Flash Photography 78
- Using the Built-in flash 79
- Synchro modes and their 82
- Flash exposure compensation 84
- CHOOSE COLOR TEMP 97
- WB FINE TUNE 98
- Preset White Balance 99
- Self-Timer Mode 101
- Using Auto Bracketing 103
- Continued Q 105
- Using SHOOTING MENU 108
- Factory default 110
- Setting the menu (➝p.108) 110
- SHOOTING MENU 111
- D-RANGE 112
- SHARPNESS 114
- COLOR SPACE 114
- RE-SHOOT 116
- 3 Select the display color 117
- SHOOTING MENU RESET 119
- NOISE REDUCTION 119
- Two-Button Reset 120
- Non-CPU Lenses 121
- Specifying lens focal length 122
- Specifying maximum aperture 123
- Using PLAYBACK MENU 126
- PLAYBACK MENU 127
- DPOF set frame 128
- ( PRINT ORDER (DPOF)) 128
- RESET ALL 130
- Protecting the images 132
- ( PROTECT) 132
- Setting automatic playback 133
- ( SLIDE SHOW) 133
- 1 Select the menu 134
- 3 Record the image 135
- Setting the menu (➝p.126) 136
- U SET UP 138
- List of [SET UP] menu options 139
- 1 Activate [IMAGE COMMENT] 146
- 2 Enter a comment 147
- 3 Exit from [IMAGE COMMENT] 147
- SHOOTING SPEED 149
- EXPOSURE DELAY MODE 149
- SELF-TIMER 149
- QUICK PREVIEW DATA 149
- DISPLAY 150
- ROTATE IMAGE 151
- AF-C MODE PRIORITY 152
- AF-S MODE PRIORITY 152
- FOCUS AREA FRAME 152
- GROUP DYNAMIC AF 152
- AF LOCK-ON 153
- AF ACTIVATION 153
- SEXPOSURE 154
- EV CONTROL STEPS 156
- EXP COMP/FINE TUNE 156
- 2 Change the setting 158
- 1 Set the menu. 2 Shooting 163
- MODELING FLASH 165
- AUTO BRACKETING SET 165
- AUTO BKT IN M EXP.MODE 165
- BUTTON ASSIGNMENT 166
- CENTER BUTTON MULTI-SELECTOR 167
- FUNC. BUTTON 168
- COMMAND DIALS 172
- BUTTON AND DIAL 174
- TEST-SHOOTING (NO CARD) 174
- MAINTENANCE 176
- 3 Set time difference 178
- USB MODE 179
- FRAME NO 180
- AUTO POWER SAVE BEEP 181
- VIDEO SYSTEM 181
- SET-UP RESET 181
- Connecting to a TV 182
- Connecting to a printer 183
- (PRINT WITH DATE / PRINT 184
- WITHOUT DATE) 184
- Printing with DPOF setting 185
- (u PRINT DPOF) 185
- Installation on a Windows PC 188
- Installation on a Mac OS X 191
- Connecting to a PC 194
- Macintosh 196
- Windows XP 196
- 1 Windows 197
- Using FinePixViewer 198
- System Expansion Option 200
- Power supplies 201
- Remote terminal accessories 201
- Nikkor lens** 201
- Speedlights 201
- Viewfinder accessories 201
- Accessories Guide 202
- Using Your Camera Correctly 203
- Cleaning the CCD 204
- Starting CCD cleaning 205
- Appendices 207
- FUJIFILM dealer 207
- Power Supply and Battery 208
- AC Power Adapter 210
- Notes on the Memory Card 211
- Warning Displays 212
- Troubleshooting 218
- Z Others 222
- Specifications 223
- Explanation of Terms 228
- Colombia 230
- Safety Notes 238
- WARNING CAUTION 240
- CAUTION 241
- Printed in Japan 244
- Y-709104-PY 244
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