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Details of Shooting DataIn the text file stored in the PC, data is recorded according to the
camera and selected recording mode as shown below. Data is
displayed in English.
•Shooting data and support by various camera recording modes
Recorded item Camera F6 F5 F100
Recording mode Basic Detailed A B C D Basic Detailed
Film speed R R RRRR R R
Film number R R RRRR R R
Camera ID R R RRRR
Frame number R R RRRR R R
Shutter speed R R RRRR R R
Aperture R R RRRR R R
Focal length R R RRRRR R
Lens maximum aperture R RRRR R
Metering system RR R R
Exposure mode RR R R
Flash sync mode RRR
Exposure compensation value RR R R
EV difference in Manual RR R R
Flash exposure compensation value RR
Speedlight setting RRR
Multiple exposure R R RRRR R R
Lock R
Vibration Reduction R
Date (yy/mm/dd) RR RRR
Time RRRR
Data imprinting RR
gGindicates data recorded on each film. gGindicates data recorded on each film frame.
Notes
1: For metering system, flash sync mode, speedlight setting, multiple exposure, AE lock and VR
function, refer to record data item on page 19.
2: With the F5, Date (year/month/day), Time (hour/minute/second) and imprinted characters are
recorded when using Multi-Control Back MF-28. Do not use comma for imprinted characters.
3: Lens aperture, focal length and maximum aperture are recorded only when using a CPU lens.
(With the F6, even with non-CPU lens, data can be recorded if the lens data is specified. For
details, refer to the F6 instruction manual.)
4: In Time setting, hour/minute/second is recorded with the F5, and hour/minute with the F6.
5: In multiple exposure with the F6/F100, the data is recorded for first exposure only regardless of
the number of exposures. With the F5, although the number of data is decreased, up to 15
exposure data can be recorded (from the second exposure, data would be the same as "A").
However, for the first exposure, "multiple exposure" is not indicated.