Sigma C72900, DP2 user manual Capture Settings P.26 → Color Mode

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COLOR MODE

It is possible to select the desired Color mode depending on the shooting conditions. In addition to the above settings, it is also possible to select Sepia and Monochrome (B&W) photography modes.

The Color Mode can be	set in the Quick Set Menu (P.34) or
[ Capture Settings] (P.26)	→ [Color Mode]

Standard*

Vivid

Neutral

Portrait

Landscape

B&W

Sepia

Standard color mode for various situations.

Saturation and contrast are enhanced for making pictures appear vivid.

Subdued saturation and contrast makes images natural.

This color mode makes skin tone soft. It is ideal for portraits.

This mode makes blue and green more vivid and emphasizes pictures.

It is possible to take Monochrome pictures.

It is possible to take Sepia and monotonous pictures.

•The selected color setting icon is displayed on the color LCD monitor.

TIP

•It is possible to make pictures according to your intension by the combination of Color Mode and Picture Settings. For example, when Color Mode is set to Vivid and the cursor of Saturation in Picture Settings is set to + side, pictures will be made more vivid.

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Contents USER’S Manual 119Thank you for purchasing Sigma DP2 Digital Compact Camera Package Contents / Accessories Table of Contents Operation of the Drive Mode Advanced OperationReviewing and Deleting Images Quick Preview Reviewing ImagesOther Reviewing Features Deleting FilesRecording and Playing Back Movies Recording and Playing Back SoundSafety Precautions Safety Precautions Safety Precautions Handling Precautions HOW to Store the CameraPlease read this section before using the camera EnvironmentHandling Precautions SD Memory Card and Multimdeia Card Sold SeparatelyDescription of the Parts Microphone Battery / Card Cover Color LCD Monitor Indication Explanation of the icons displayed in still image shootingCharging the battery P.19 To insert the battery P.20Basic Operation and Quick Reference PreparationSelect the exposure mode P.41 Taking the PictureSet the date and time P.25 Loading the card P.37 Turn the camera body onReview the image. P.75 Focus P.48Take a picture Preparation Attaching the Carry StrapAttaching the Lens CAP HOW to Remove the Lens CAPLens CAP Loading the Battery To Charge the BatteryLoading the Battery To Remove the Battery Checking the Battery Status White Red Battery StatusUsing a Home Power Supply Sold Separately Setting the Language Setting the Time and Date TIPCapture Settings Camera SettingsCamera SET-UP Menu Playback MenuList Display Open DisplayPage List of Menu Functions SensitivityAEL Slideshow Slideshow Settings KeyArrangement → → +Dpof Ntsc PALQuick SET Menu ISO Setting White Balance Flash Mode Metering ModeImage Size Color Mode Image Quality Drive Mode Changing the Color LCD Monitor Display OperationGrid Segment Display ReviewingShooting Menu P.26 → Select Segments with a solid line Segments with a dotted lineInserting and Removing the Card To Insert the CardTo Remove the Card Shutter Button Camera Settings P.26 → Select Format and format the cardFormatting the Card Reset to the Defaults It is possible to reset the settings to the defaultsBasic Operation Program AEProgram Shift Aperture Priority AE Shutter Speed Priority AE Manual Exposure ISO50 Using the BUILT-IN FlashUsing the BUILT-IN Flash Setting the Flash Mode Capture Settings P.26 → Flash ModeRED-EYE Reduction Flash Redeye Normal Flash Redeye Slow Sync Redeye + SlowFocusing HOW to USE AutofocusFocusing Point Selection Focus LockFocusing with Magnification Display Manual FocusSingle Frame Shooting Single CaptureSelf Timer Self Timer 2 secSelf Timer 10 sec Continuous ShootingSetting the White BALANCE（WB） Advanced OperationDescription Shooting Menu P.26 → White BalanceWhite Balance Options Setting a Custom White Balance ISO Auto ISO 3200 RAWImage File Setting Image Size Setting169 MED LOWImage Quality Setting Color SpaceFine Jpeg Normal Basic Jpeg RAWPicture Settings Picture SettingsContrast SharpnessSelecting the Metering Mode Evaluative Center Weighted Average SpotCenter AF Lock Center AF Lock+AEL Setting the AEL ButtonAE Lock Center AF Lock + AEL Half Pressed AELCenter AF Lock Exposure Compensation Flash Exposure Compensation Auto Bracketing → Auto Bracketing Order → 0 → + + → 0 →Standard Vivid Neutral Portrait Landscape Sepia Color ModeCapture Settings P.26 → Color Mode 10sec 30sec Image with Sound→ Image with Sound Using the External Flash Electronic Flash EF-140 DG SA-STTL Sold SeparatelyPlayback Menu → Rotate, this Auto RotateOff Interval Timer 5, 7, 10, 20, 30, 40, 50, 75, 99, ∞ unlimitedPage MY Settings Save MY SettingsLoad MY Settings Capture Settings P.26 → Save My Settings, select fromExposure Mode EXP. KEY ArrangementReviewing Deleting Images Quick PreviewChanging the Quick Preview Duration Quick Preview OptionsReviewing Images Viewing ONE Image AT a Time While in SINGLE-IMAGE ViewMagnifying Images ZOOMED-IN View While in ZOOMED-IN ViewViewing Nine Images AT a Time Contact Sheet View While in Contact Sheet ViewViewing Images a page AT a Time Jump Mode While in Jump ModeViewing Images with Sound Viewing Image Information Image Info Screen for Magnified Images While in Image Info ScreenTo Display Magnified Image Info Screen While in Image Info Screen for a Magnified ImageHistogram Viewing Images on a TV To Connect the Camera to a Video DeviceDelete Menu Current File All marked CancelDeleting Files Deleting a Single File To Delete a Single FileDeleting Multiple Files To Delete Multiple FilesOther Reviewing Features Locking FilesLock Menu Lock Unlock Lock all Unlock allTo Lock a Single File Unlocking a Single FileTo Lock Multiple Files Unlocking Multiple FilesMarking Images Mark MenuTo Mark a Single Image Unmarking a Single FileMarking ALL Images Unmarking Multiple ImagesRotate Menu Rotating ImagesRotate Exposure Warning OK Button ShortcutRecording Sound Memo TIP Showing a Slideshow To Start a SlideshowShow all Show locked Show marked Slideshow MenuChaging Slideshow Settings Slideshow Setting MenuDuration RepeatRecording and Playing Back Movies Recording Movies101 Available recording time counter Elapsed time counterPlaying Back Movies 102512MB 1GB 2GB 4GBMovie play back screen･･･ When pause is selected･･･103 Recording and Playing Back Sound 104105 When playing the sound ･･･Playing Back Sound 106 Printing ImagesPrinting Images with Pictbridge Compatible Printers 107 Select Images & Quantity menuPrinting Setting menu 108Select / Quantity Select All Images Cancel All Selections Dpof Digital Print Order Format109 Dpof MenuReference Optional AccessoriesMaintenance Explanation of Terms 111112 HistogramCamera Settings P.26 → File Numbering Continuous Auto ResetFile Numbering System 113LCD Sleep and Auto Power OFF 114Troubleshooting 115116 Specifications 117Connecting the Cables 118120 Sigma CorporationFor customers in the U.S.A DP2