The following parameters can be changed.

Recorded Pixels

J (3872×2592)/P (3008×2000)/

i (1824×1216)

 

 

 

Quality Level

C (Best)/D (Better)/E (Good)

 

 

 

F (Auto), G (Daylight), H (Shade), ^

White Balance

(Cloudy), JN (Daylight white fluorescent lights),

JW (White light fluorescent lights), JD (Daylight

 

colors fluorescent lights), I (Tungsten Light), E

 

(Flash), K (Manual)

 

 

Sensitivity

–2.0~+2.0

 

 

Image Tone

Bright/Natural/Portrait/Landscape/Vibrant/

Monochrome

 

Saturation*1

Available settings: –4 to +4

Hue*1

Available settings: –4 to +4

Contrast

Available settings: –4 to +4

 

 

Sharpness

Available settings: –4 to +4

 

 

Filter Effect*2

None/Green/Yellow/Orange/Red/Magenta/Blue/

Cyan/Infrared Color

 

Toning*2

Available settings: –4 to +4

*1 This can be set when any mode other than [Monochrome] is selected. *2 This can be set when [Monochrome] is selected.

2 Use the four-way controller (45) to change the parameter.

To make settings for White Balance and Custom Image, see “Adjusting the White Balance” (p.150) and “Setting the Image Processing Method in Capture Mode (Custom Image)” (p.144).

• Measured white balance values stored in the camera are applied with Manual White Balance. To re-measure the white balance, be sure to measure the white balance using the Shooting Fn menu beforehand. Refer to “Adjusting the White Balance Manually” (p.152).

•For [Sharpness], turn the e-dial to switch between [Fine Sharpness] and [Sharpness]. The image outlines are even thinner and sharper with [Fine Sharpness], making it suited for capturing fine subjects such as hair.

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Images Processing