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Before Using Your Camera
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Control panel
Press the M button in standby mode to display the control panel and change
settings. (p.40)
Still picture capture mode
C mode
1 Function name
2 Setting
3 Custom Image (p.161)/
H mode (p.88)
4 Digital Filter (p.165)
5 HDR Capture (p.156)
6 AF Active Area (p.108)
7 AF.A (p.107)
8 Distortion Correction (p.158)
9 Lateral Chromatic Aberration
Adjustment (p.158)
10 Highlight Correction (p.155)
11 Shadow Correction (p.155)
12 AE Metering (p.101)
13 File Format (p.147)
14 JPEG Recorded Pixels (p.148)/
Movie Recorded Pixels (p.134)
15 JPEG Quality (p.148)/
Movie Quality Level (p.134)
16 Shake Reduction (p.120)/
Movie SR (p.134)
17 Contrast AF (p.110)
18 Destination setting (p.215)
19 Current date and time (p.62)
20 SD Memory Card status
21 Number of recordable still
pictures/movie recordable time
22 Exposure Setting (p.133)
23 Framerate (p.134)
24 Recording Sound Level (p.134)
1
2
34567
8 9 10 11 12
13 14
19
20 21
15 16 17
18
1:15'30"
128
128
Exposure Setting
Program AE
Custom Image
Custom Image
Bright
Bright
22 3 4 12 17
10 11 14 23 15
24 16
1
2
19
20
18
21
1:15'30"
1:15'30"
128
Exposure Setting
Exposure Setting
Program AE
Program AE
Custom Image
Bright
• If no operations are made within 1 minute in the control panel, the camera
returns to standby mode.
• You can change the display color of the status screen and control panel.
Set in [LCD Display] of the [R Set-up 1] menu. (p.218)
K-500.book Page 29 Friday, June 14, 2013 2:29 PM
- Operating Manual 1
- Regarding copyrights 2
- Regarding trademarks 2
- About the Camera 3
- Caution 4
- Warning 4
- Children 6
- Cleaning Your Camera 8
- Storing Your Camera 8
- About SD Memory Cards 8
- About Eye-Fi Cards 9
- Before Using Your Camera 17 11
- Getting Started 45 11
- Contents 11
- Basic Operations 65 12
- Shooting Functions 77 12
- Shooting Settings 145 13
- Connecting to a Computer 241 15
- Using the Flash 249 15
- Appendix 263 16
- Indicates useful information 18
- 1 Before Using Your Camera 19
- Before Using Your Camera 20
- R removed 21
- Capture Mode 22
- Playback Mode 25
- Monitor Display 27
- Status screen 28
- Live View 29
- Control panel 31
- Still picture capture mode 31
- Shooting Info Display 32
- Using the Histogram 37
- Example: 38
- Guide Indicators 38
- Viewfinder 39
- Using the Direct Keys 41
- Using the Control Panel 42
- Using the Menus 43
- 2 Getting Started 47
- Attaching the Strap 48
- Inserting the Battery 49
- Getting Started 50
- The battery cover is locked 51
- Using the AA Batteries 52
- displayed 53
- Battery Level Indicator 53
- Using the AC Adapter 54
- Close the card cover (3) 57
- Attaching a Lens 58
- Turning the Camera On and Off 61
- Initial Settings 62
- Setting the Date and Time 64
- 3 Basic Operations 67
- Basic Shooting Operation 68
- Basic Operations 69
- Turn the rear e-dial (S) 74
- Compensating Flash Output 74
- Press the E button 75
- Take a picture 75
- Reviewing Images 76
- Deleting a Single Image 77
- 4 Shooting Functions 79
- Direct Keys Setting Items 80
- Rec. Mode Menu Items 81
- Movie Menu Items 84
- Custom Setting Menu Items 85
- Dial indicator 88
- Automatic Exposure 89
- Scene Modes 90
- Scene Mode 91
- Portrait 91
- Exposure Modes 92
- Setting the Exposure 93
- Changing the Exposure Mode 95
- Turn the front e-dial (R) 96
- Bulb Shooting 97
- Adjusting the Exposure 98
- (Exposure Bracketing) 99
- Shooting Functions 101
- Set the exposure, and press 102
- Selecting the Metering Method 103
- [High-ISO NR 2] 105
- Focusing 107
- The control panel appears 110
- Select the desired AF point 111
- Checking the Focus 115
- Adjusting the Focus Manually 116
- (Manual Focus) 116
- Available operations 117
- AF Fine Adjustment 118
- Press the 4 button 119
- Take a test picture 119
- Function 122
- Shooting with the Self-timer 124
- Taking Pictures Continuously 128
- Interval Shooting 130
- Multi-exposure 133
- Take the picture 134
- Press the 3 button twice 134
- Recording Movies 135
- Press the 3 button 137
- 10'30" 138
- Interval Movie 140
- Playing Back Movies 142
- 10'00" 143
- 90/18000 143
- Editing Movies 144
- 00'05" 145
- 5 Shooting Settings 147
- Setting a File Format 148
- File Format 149
- JPEG Recorded Pixels 150
- JPEG Quality 150
- Color Space 150
- Setting the White Balance 151
- Press the M button 152
- Fine-tune the white balance 152
- Shooting Settings 154
- Temperature 156
- Correcting Images 157
- HDR Capture 158
- Lens Correction 160
- Composition Adjustment 162
- Custom Image 163
- Digital Filter 167
- Use the four-way controller 168
- (2345) to select a filter 168
- Setting the E-dials Operation 170
- • the mode dial is turned 174
- Saving the Settings 177
- Enter the text 179
- Using Saved USER Settings 180
- Resetting to Default Settings 181
- 6 Playback Functions 183
- How to Operate the Playback/ 184
- Edit Functions 184
- Playback Menu Items 186
- (default setting) 187
- 100-0001 188
- Displaying Multiple Images 189
- (2345) to select the display 190
- Starting the Slideshow 193
- Rotating Images 194
- Deleting Multiple Images 195
- Deleting a Folder 196
- Deleting All Images 197
- Processing Images 198
- Developing RAW Images 207
- 7 Changing Additional 213
- Set-up Menu Items 214
- Camera Settings 216
- Changing Additional Settings 217
- List of World Time Cities 219
- (p.68) 222
- Battery Settings 224
- (Memory) 226
- Resetting the Camera Settings 228
- File Management Settings 230
- Text selection 232
- Text input cursor 232
- Creating New Folders 234
- Setting the File Name 235
- Using an Eye-Fi Card 238
- Setting the DPOF Settings 241
- 8 Connecting to a Computer 243
- Manipulating Captured Images 244
- Saving Images on a Computer 245
- Connecting to a Computer 246
- Using the Provided Software 247
- Regarding User Registration 249
- 9 Using the Flash 251
- Using the Built-in Flash 252
- The built-in flash pops up 253
- Using the Flash 255
- Using the P-TTL Auto Flash 257
- Using Flash in Wireless Mode 259
- Refer to p.260 for details 263
- 10Appendix 265
- Default Settings 266
- [C Movie] Menu 269
- Playback Mode Palette 270
- [Q Playback] Menu 270
- [R Set-up] Menu 271
- [A Custom Setting] Menu 272
- Combinations 274
- Lens names and mount names 275
- Lens and Built-in Flash 275
- Unavailable due to vignetting 276
- Setting the Focal Length 277
- Using the Aperture Ring 278
- Cleaning the CMOS Sensor 279
- Removing Dust with a Blower 280
- Appendix 281
- Using the GPS Unit 282
- Error Messages 284
- Troubleshooting 287
- Main Specifications 290
- WARRANTY POLICY 307
- Declaration of Conformity 310
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