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Getting Started
2
JPEG Recorded Pixels, JPEG Quality and Approximate Image
Storage Capacity
(When using a 1 GB SD Memory Card)
• The number of storable images may vary depending on the subject, shooting
conditions, shooting mode and SD Memory Card, etc.
With the a, you can record in the versatile JPEG format or the high
quality and editable RAW format. For RAW file format, you can select
PENTAX’s original PEF format or general-purpose DNG (Digital Negative)
format designed by Adobe Systems. On a 1 GB SD Memory Card, you can
record up to 48 images in both PEF and DNG formats.
1 Setting the File Format (p.177)
JPEG Quality
JPEG Rec. Pixels
C
Best
D
Better
E
Good
E (4288×2848) 138 244 479
J (3936×2624) 163 289 564
P (3072×2048) 267 468 902
i
(1728×1152) 805 1373 2518
When the number of storable images exceeds 500, captured images are
divided into folders containing 500 images each. However, in Exposure
Bracketing, images will be stored in the same folder until shooting is
completed, even if the number of images exceeds 500.
When the File Format is RAW
- Operating Manual 1
- For Using Your Camera Safely 3
- About Battery Usage 4
- About the SD Memory Card 4
- About the AC Adapter 5
- Cleaning Your Camera 6
- Storing Your Camera 6
- Other Precautions 6
- Before Using Your Camera 13 7
- Getting Started 37 7
- Contents 7
- Basic Operations 59 8
- Shooting Functions 77 8
- Using the Flash 155 9
- Shooting Settings 173 9
- Playback Functions 199 10
- Processing Images 223 10
- Connecting to a Computer 263 11
- Appendix 275 12
- Indicates useful information 14
- 1 Before Using Your 15
- Before Using Your Camera 16
- Shake Reduction (SR) 17
- Checking the Contents of the 18
- Capture Mode 20
- Playback Mode 22
- Display Indicators 24
- 2000 2.8 25
- Control panel 26
- 2000 F5.6 100-0001 27
- Number of pixels→ 31
- ←Brightness→(Dark) (Bright) 31
- Dark portions Bright portions 31
- Viewfinder 32
- Using the Direct Keys 34
- Using the Control Panel 35
- Using the Menus 37
- 2 Getting Started 39
- Attaching the Strap 40
- Inserting the Batteries 41
- Battery Level Indicator 42
- Playback Time (New Batteries) 43
- Getting Started 44
- Close the battery cover 45
- (commercially available) 46
- Close the card cover (3) and 47
- When the File Format is JPEG 48
- When the File Format is RAW 49
- Attaching the Lens 50
- Remove the front lens cap by 51
- Q attached 52
- Q, pull it out in the 52
- Q, align it with the 52
- Turning the Camera On and Off 53
- Initial Settings 54
- W Hometown] screen appears 55
- Setting the Date and Time 58
- 3 Basic Operations 61
- Basic Shooting Operation 62
- Set the mode dial to I 63
- Basic Operations 64
- Review the captured image on 65
- Using a Zoom Lens 68
- Using the Built-in Flash 69
- Using red-eye reduction flash 73
- Compensating Flash Output 74
- Playing Back Pictures 76
- Deleting a Single Image 77
- 4 Shooting Functions 79
- How to Operate the Shooting 80
- Functions 80
- Rec. Mode Menu Setting Items 81
- Picture Mode 86
- Setting the Exposure 90
- Aperture and Depth of Field 91
- Setting the Sensitivity 92
- Expanding the Dynamic Range 93
- Noise Reduction 94
- Changing the Exposure Mode 95
- Set the mode dial to e 96
- Using the e (Program) Mode 96
- Set the mode dial to K 98
- Exposure Warning 100
- Shooting Functions 102
- 125 5.6F 103
- Using AE Lock 104
- Action in a Mode 104
- Bulb 5.6F 105
- Selecting the Metering Method 106
- Metering 108
- Adjusting the Exposure 109
- (Exposure Bracketing) 111
- Drive Mode 112
- Exposure Bracketing 112
- Focusing 114
- Press the =/L button 116
- Setting the AF Mode 117
- Press the 4 button 119
- Refer to p.115 121
- Lock the focus 122
- Recompose the picture while 122
- Select [Green Button] in the 126
- Focus on the subject, then 129
- Prevent Camera Shake 130
- Use the four-way controller 132
- Shooting with the Self-timer 133
- Select Z in the drive mode 135
- Cancel OK 136
- Remote Control 136
- Taking Pictures Continuously 138
- Multi-exposure 140
- Take the picture 141
- Shooting with the Live View 145
- Taking Still Pictures 146
- Press the 3 button twice 147
- Select a Capture mode 148
- Press the U button 148
- Taking a Still Picture 148
- Recording Movies 150
- Y 640×416 3:2 151
- Recording stops 153
- Movie playback starts 154
- Available operations 154
- 5 Using the Flash 157
- Exposure Mode 158
- Using the Flash 159
- The built-in flash pops up 160
- Press the K/i button 161
- Take a picture 161
- Using P-TTL Auto Mode 165
- Using Flash in Wireless Mode 167
- Select r and press the 4 168
- Red-Eye Reduction 170
- Trailing Curtain Sync 171
- Extension Cord 171
- Contrast-Control-Sync Flash 173
- 6 Shooting Settings 175
- Setting the File Format 176
- (45) to select the number of 177
- Shooting Settings 178
- (45) to select a file format 180
- Setting the RAW File Format 180
- Setting the White Balance 184
- Color Temperature 186
- Fine-Tuning the White Balance 188
- Setting the Color Space 189
- Color Space 190
- Correcting Images 191
- The control panel appears 192
- Lens Correction 194
- Setting Custom Image 196
- Setting Cross Processing 198
- 7 Playback Functions 201
- Playback Functions Operation 202
- Playback Menu Setting Items 203
- Enlarging Images 204
- [×4], [×8] or [×16] 205
- Displaying Multiple Images 206
- Displaying Images by Folder 207
- Display) 208
- Playback Functions 210
- Slideshow 212
- Starting the Slideshow 213
- Stop the slideshow 214
- Rotating Images 215
- Comparing Images 216
- Deleting Multiple Images 217
- Deleting a Folder 218
- Deleting All Images 220
- (Protect) 221
- Protecting All Images 222
- 8 Processing Images 225
- Changing the Image Size 226
- Processing Images 227
- Digital Filter 230
- Applying the Digital Filter 231
- Recreating Filter Effects 232
- Developing RAW Images 235
- Specifying the Parameters 238
- 9 Changing Additional 241
- Set-up Menu Setting Items 242
- Text Size 243
- Formatting an SD Memory Card 244
- Display Language 245
- Setting the World Time 246
- Changing Additional Settings 247
- List of World Time Cities 248
- Setting the Display Language 249
- Setting the Text Size 250
- Adjust the color 253
- Press the 3 button 253
- Naming Convention 254
- Selecting the Power Settings 255
- [Low] or [Off] 256
- Setting 3] menu (p.81) 256
- Setting the DPOF Settings 257
- Saved to Exif 259
- Information] screen 260
- CMOS Sensor (Pixel Mapping) 261
- Camera (Memory) 262
- 10Connecting to a 265
- Using Captured Images on a 266
- Computer 266
- Setting USB Connection Mode 267
- MSC and PTP 268
- Turn your camera on 269
- Using the Provided Software 270
- Connecting to a Computer 271
- 11Appendix 277
- Default Settings 278
- P (Off) Yes 279
- O (On) Yes 280
- O (On) Yes p.243 281
- Resetting the Menu 282
- Appendix 283
- Lens Combinations 284
- Lens names and mount names 285
- Lens and Built-in Flash 285
- Cleaning the CMOS Sensor 287
- (Dust Alert) 288
- Removing Dust with a Blower 289
- Optional Accessories 291
- For Viewfinder 293
- Remote Control F 293
- Camera Case/Strap 294
- Error Messages 295
- Troubleshooting 297
- Main Specifications 300
- Glossary 304
- WARRANTY POLICY 315
- Declaration of Conformity 318
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