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ADVANCED OPERATION
This section explains the application of the more advanced
functions of your camera, when composing the expressions of
your picture.
SETTING THE WHITE BALANCE (WB)
The color of light reflected by an object can vary depending on the color of the
light source illuminating it. For example, a neutral colored object will reflect
reddish light under incandescent lighting, and greenish light under fluorescent
lighting. The human brain is able to compensate for differences in the color of
a light source, allowing us to see white objects as white independent of the
lighting condition. Film cameras rely on special color-correcting filters and film
types to adjust for these differences in lighting. Digital cameras, however, are
able to use software to mimic the adjustments made by the brain, so that colors
that appear white to the human eye also appear white in your photographs.
WHITE BALANCE OPTIONS
OPTION
COLOR TEMP.
DESCRIPTION
AWB
Auto
(Default)
Select this setting to allow the camera to
automatically determine the appropriate
white balance adjustments.
Daylight
Approx.
5400 K
Select this setting when taking pictures in
full sunlight.
Shade
Approx.
8000 K
Select this setting when taking pictures in
the shade under sunny skies.
Overcast
Approx.
6500 K
Select this setting when taking pictures
under cloudy, overcast skies.
Incandescent
Approx.
3000 K
Select this setting when taking pictures
indoors under incandescent (tungsten) lighting.
Fluorescent
Approx.
4100 K
Select this setting when taking pictures
indoors under fluorescent lighting.
WB
Flash
Approx.
7000 K
Select this setting when taking pictures with
the Sigma EF-610/530/500 DG flash.
Custom
Select this setting when using a custom
white balance. Use the [Custom WB] menu
option to create a custom white balance setting.
The "Custom" option will not be available if
no custom white balance has been set.
- USER’S MANUAL 1
- Thank you for purchasing 2
- TABLE OF CONTENTS 4
- FOCUSING 55 5
- ADVANCED OPERATION 65 5
- QUICK PREVIEW 86 5
- REVIEWING IMAGES 87 6
- DELETING IMAGES 96 6
- OTHER REVIEWING FEATURES 98 6
- CHANGING OTHER SETTINGS 108 6
- REFERENCE 115 6
- SAFETY PRECAUTIONS 7
- WARNING (CAMERA) 8
- CAUTION (CAMERA) 9
- HANDLING PRECAUTIONS 10
- HOW TO STORE THE CAMERA 11
- DESCRIPTION OF THE PARTS 12
- CONTROL DIALS 14
- CONNECTERS 14
- VIEWFINDER 15
- Charging the battery (P.19) 16
- To insert the battery (P.20) 16
- Mount the lens (P.24) 16
- Focus (P.55) 18
- Take a picture 18
- Review the image. (P.86) 18
- PREPARATION 19
- LOADING THE BATTERY 20
- TO REMOVE THE BATTERY 22
- CHECKING THE BATTERY STATUS 23
- USING A HOME POWER SUPPLY 24
- CAUTION !! 25
- SETTING THE LANGUAGE 27
- SETTING THE TIME AND DATE 28
- CAMERA SET-UP MENU 29
- Capture Settings 30
- Playback Menu 30
- Camera Settings 30
- LIST OF MENU FUNCTIONS 31
- FUNCTION DISPLAY 36
- QUICK SET MENU 38
- CAMERA INFO PAGE 39
- TO INSERT THE CARD 40
- TO REMOVE THE CARD 41
- FORMATTING THE CARD 42
- FRAME NUMBER COUNTER 43
- DIOPTER ADJUSTMENT 44
- HOLDING THE CAMERA 44
- SHUTTER BUTTON 45
- BASIC OPERATION 46
- SELECTING THE EXPOSURE MODE 46
- PROGRAM SHIFT 47
- APERTURE PRIORITY AE 48
- SHUTTER SPEED PRIORITY AE 49
- MANUAL EXPOSURE 50
- BULB SETTING 51
- USING THE BUILT-IN FLASH 52
- FLASH FUNCTION SETTINGS 54
- FOCUSING 56
- SELECTING THE AUTOFOCUS MODE 57
- AF POINT SELECTION 58
- AF AUXILIARY LIGHT 59
- FOCUS LOCK 59
- MANUAL FOCUS 60
- DRIVE-AREA 62
- SINGLE FRAME SHOOTING 62
- CONTINUOUS SHOOTING 63
- SELF TIMER 64
- MIRROR LOCK-UP 64
- ADVANCED OPERATION 66
- SETTING THE SENSITIVITY 68
- ISO EQUIVALENCY 68
- IMAGE FILE SETTING 69
- COLOR MODE 70
- SELECTING THE METERING MODE 72
- AE LOCK 73
- HALF PRESSED AEL 74
- EXPOSURE COMPENSATION 75
- FLASH EXPOSURE COMPENSATION 76
- AUTO BRACKETING 77
- REMOTE CONTROLLER RS-31 79
- SETTING OF THE CAMERA 80
- FLASH PHOTOGRAPHY 82
- AUTO ROTATE 84
- CUSTOM MODE 85
- SAVE THE CUSTOM MODE SETTING 86
- LOAD THE CUSTOM MODE SETTING 86
- REVIEWING, DELETING 87
- AND MODIFYING IMAGES 87
- QUICK PREVIEW 87
- REVIEWING IMAGES 88
- VIEWING ONE IMAGE AT A TIME 89
- MAGNIFYING IMAGES 90
- VIEWING NINE IMAGES AT A TIME 91
- VIEWING IMAGE INFORMATION 92
- HISTOGRAM 94
- OVER-EXPOSURE WARNING 95
- VIEWING IMAGES ON A TV 96
- DELETING IMAGES 97
- OTHER REVIEWING 99
- FEATURES 99
- TO LOCK A SINGLE IMAGE 100
- TO LOCK MULTIPLE IMAGES 100
- MARKING IMAGES 101
- TO MARK A SINGLE IMAGE 102
- MARKING ALL IMAGES 102
- ROTATING IMAGES 103
- WARNING !! 104
- USING THE OK BUTTON SHORTCUT 105
- SHOWING A SLIDESHOW 106
- CHAGING SLIDESHOW SETTINGS 107
- CHANGING OTHER SETTINGS 109
- CAPTURE SETTING DISPLAY 110
- CUSTOMIZE THE DIAL 111
- LCD OFF AND AUTO POWER OFF 112
- AF MICRO ADJUSTMENT 113
- RESET TO THE DEFAULTS 115
- REFERENCE 116
- MAINTENANCE 117
- CLEANING THE IMAGE SENSOR 117
- WARNING!! 118
- EXPLANATION OF TERMS 120
- WARNING DISPLAYS 123
- TROUBLESHOOTING 124
- SPECIFICATIONS 126
- SIGMA CORPORATION 128
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