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H4DGrip display − overviewTypical camera grip display. (The information in brackets describes this particular example only).Flash condition indication(No exposure compensation,normal flash synchronisation)Focus setting(Autofocus setting, singleshot mode)Drive condition(Single setting)Aperture setting(f/5.6)Exposure Value display(EV 9.3)Shutter speed setting(1/400s)ISO setting(50 ISO/ASA)Low battery symbolExposure mode indication(Aperture priority setting)Metering methodindication(Centre weighted)White balance(Daylight)Capture counter(1286 shots remaining onchosen storage medium)Typical camera grip display whenchanging settings.Command indicationThe upper row on the screens describes commands (whichchange according to the setting). The button immediatelyabove each command effects the change. So in this case, forexample, you would press the FLASH button to ‘exit’ fromthe screen. See note below.Settings symbolsSymbolize the options available when settings are changed.The active symbol is depicted by a drop shadow.Control wheel description and directionArrowheads symbolize which control wheel should be usedto change the setting they are beside. In this case, the Bracketingoption is chosen by the front control wheel and thenumber of captures in that option is chosen by the rear controlwheel.. . . = front control wheel= rear control wheelSetting informationThe lower row on the screen displays information about thecurrent state of the setting. In short, the upper row displayswhat you can do, and the lower row displays the currentstate of settings or what you have done.12
H4DViewfinder display - overviewTypical viewfinder display. Note the LEDs will only be visible when activated (by the camera or a setting).(The information in brackets describes this particular example only).Exposure method indication(‘aperture priority’ mode)Aperture setting(f/5.6)Exposure compensationsetting reminder symbolMetering method setting(Centre weighted)Flash LEDFocus Aid LEDWarning triangleLEDExposure compensation setting(+0.7 EV)Shutter speed setting(1/30 second)‘Capture counter’Some examples of various viewfinder displaysStandard settingsNormal screen with True Focus Normal screen with AE lock Normal screen with exposureactivated acivated compensation setViewfinder display according to settingExposure method andmetering methodDrive modeFlash modeAF modeExposurecompensation mode13
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H4DBasic image browsingThe large, f
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H4DUsing Instant Approval Architect
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H4D12Default approval statusBy defa
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H4DIntroductory overviewNavigating
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H4DNavigating the menus from STORAG
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H4DGeneral overview ofcamera menuME
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H4D2 Bracketingoptions available2 f
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H4D4.1 Custom optionsThe following
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H4D4.2 Image Info124.2 Image InfoME
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H4D4.4 System status124.4 System st
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H4DThe H4D can be used together wit
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H4D5Red warning triangle and green
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H4DMulti-shotThe H4D multi-shot cap
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H4DTILT and shIfT adapTerFront view
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H4DHC lens rangeHCD 4/28 mm HC 3.5/
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