Hasselblad 3034216 To delete a single image, Select Main Menu Storage Delete, Menu system

MAIN MENU > STORAGE

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The Storage menu provides entries for working with storage me- dia. Here, you can format media, copy images from the camera to a hard disk or computer and create new batches on available media. You can also set the initial approval status (green or yellow) assigned to new pictures.

The first item on the storage list is file deletion. The great advantage of digital capture is course the ability to judge images on the spot, delete them immediately if necessary and thereby make room for more valuable captures. There are several ways to delete images:

•Delete a single image

•Delete all images from a batch

•Delete all images from a medium

•Delete all images of a specified approval status (e.g., red) from a batch or medium

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In this example, one image is to be deleted from a batch contain- ing four images.

To delete a single image:

1.From a preview image (which is being kept), use the or button to go to the four-thumbnail (in this case) view.

2.Use the navigator button to select the image you wish to delete. When you are viewing thumbnails, the selected image has a coloured border around it. When you are viewing single images, the selected image is the one currently shown. (You can delete an image either from single image view or from thumbnail view).

3.Select MAIN MENU > STORAGE > Delete.

4.Press  to open the Delete dialog.

	5.	You are now shown a full-size preview of the selected image
5	6	and asked to confirm the delete. Press OK.
	6.	You now return to the main menu. Notice that the unwanted
		image has now been deleted and the batch only contains the
		three remaining images. Either move on to another image by
		using the navigator button or press the menu button to exit
		the menu system.

 Delete shortcut !

There is also a one-button short- cut for deleting single images. To use it, select a target image and then press and hold the  until the confirm-delete dialog opens.

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