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Adobe RGB has a larger color gamut than the more common sRGB. The size of the
gamut limits the colors that can be reproduced; the larger the gamut, the more colors. If
the image will be printed out with a high-quality printer, the use of the Adobe RGB color
mode is recommended over the sRGB color modes of Natural and Vivid Color.
Color matching must be used when opening Adobe-RGB image files. The use of
embedded Adobe RGB is recommended. When using the DiMAGE Viewer, the color
matching function must be active and the color space set to Original Color Space (Adobe
RGB) in the color preferences window, see color matching in the advanced setup section
in the DiMAGE Viewer manual. DiMAGE Viewer version 2.2 or later is required to open
Adobe RGB images taken with this camera.
ABOUT ADOBE RGB
This function reduces the affect of dark noise caused by
long exposures. Noise reduction is only applied to
exposures of one second or longer. Processing is applied to
each image after it is captured. The monitor remains blank
during processing for a maximum of 30 seconds. Noise
reduction uses dark-frame subtraction.
NOISE REDUCTION
Color mode
Sharpness
Noise reductn
On
Monitor amp.
Off
Manual exp.
Mag. button
- INSTRUCTION MANUAL 1
- BEFORE YOU BEGIN 3
- FOR PROPER AND SAFE USE 4
- OR PROPER AND SAFE USE 6
- TABLE OF CONTENTS 8
- ABLE OF CONTENTS 10
- NAMES OF PARTS 14
- AMES OF PARTS 16
- DATA PANEL 17
- D. AF sensors 18
- Histogram 19
- GETTING UP AND RUNNING 20
- ATTACHING THE LENS HOOD 21
- CHARGING THE BATTERY 22
- BATTERY CONDITION INDICATOR 24
- (SOLD SEPARATELY) 25
- ETTING UP AND RUNNING 26
- HANDLING THE CAMERA 28
- TURNING ON THE CAMERA 28
- DIOPTER ADJUSTMENT 29
- SETTING THE DATE AND TIME 30
- Camera notes 31
- BASIC RECORDING 32
- BASIC RECORDING OPERATION 33
- FOCUS LOCK 34
- SPECIAL FOCUSING SITUATIONS 35
- USING THE BUILT-IN FLASH 36
- ANTI-SHAKE SYSTEM 37
- MOVIE RECORDING 38
- DISPLAY MODE SWITCH 39
- BASIC PLAYBACK 40
- VIEWING IMAGES AND HISTOGRAM 41
- DELETING SINGLE IMAGES 41
- ROTATING IMAGES 41
- ASIC PLAYBACK 42
- ENLARGED PLAYBACK 43
- VIEWING MOVIES 44
- ADVANCED RECORDING 45
- FOCUS-MODE SWITCH 46
- DIGITAL ZOOM 47
- FLEX FOCUS POINT 48
- Shooting tips 49
- EXPOSURE LOCK 50
- EXPOSURE-MODE DIAL 50
- PROGRAM - P 51
- AUTO RECORDING 52
- SHUTTER PRIORITY - S 55
- Shutter speed 55
- ISO setting 55
- MANUAL EXPOSURE - M 56
- BULB EXPOSURES 57
- DIGITAL-SUBJECT-PROGRAMS 58
- Flash compensation 59
- Exposure compensation 59
- USING THE FUNCTION DIAL 60
- DRIVE MODES 61
- BRACKETING 62
- CONTINUOUS ADVANCE 64
- INTERVAL 66
- SELF-TIMER 68
- METERING MODES 69
- WHITE BALANCE 70
- Save to memory 72
- MEMORY RECALL 73
- CAMERA SENSITIVITY - ISO 74
- System Accessories 75
- USING THE FLASH SYNC TERMINAL 76
- CONTRAST COMPENSATION 79
- RECORDING MENU 80
- IMAGE SIZE AND IMAGE QUALITY 82
- Konica Minolta history 84
- FLASH MODES 86
- WIRELESS / REMOTE FLASH 88
- ECORDING MENU 90
- FLASH CONTROL 92
- Flash Notes 93
- AEL BUTTON 94
- RECORDING MODE RESET 95
- INTERVAL SETUP 96
- BRACKETING SETUP 96
- Soft Normal Hard 97
- DATA IMPRINTING 98
- INSTANT PLAYBACK 100
- Recording Tips 101
- COLOR MODE 102
- ABOUT ADOBE RGB 103
- NOISE REDUCTION 103
- MONITOR AMPLIFICATION 104
- FLEX DIGITAL MAGNIFIER 105
- MAGNIFICATION BUTTON 105
- TRACKING AF 106
- SPOT AE AREA 107
- DIRECT MANUAL FOCUS 107
- Konica Minolta History 108
- A SHORT GUIDE TO PHOTOGRAPHY 109
- SHORT GUIDE TO PHOTOGRAPHY 110
- WHAT IS AN EV? 111
- LIGHT SOURCES AND COLOR 111
- MOVIE MENU 112
- MOVIE MODE 113
- IMAGE SIZE AND FRAME RATE 113
- NOTES ON MOVIE RECORDING 114
- MOVIE RESET 114
- ADVANCED PLAYBACK 115
- NAVIGATING THE PLAYBACK MENU 116
- :move :sel. :enter 118
- VIEW FOLDER 120
- INDEX PLAYBACK FORMAT 121
- DVANCED PLAYBACK 122
- SLIDE SHOW 124
- ABOUT DPOF 126
- DPOF SETUP 126
- CANCEL PRINT 127
- INDEX PRINT 127
- DATE IMPRINT 127
- SETUP MENU 129
- NAVIGATING THE SETUP MENU 130
- LCD BRIGHTNESS 132
- SHORTCUT HELP 132
- (Continued on the next page.) 133
- ETUP MENU 134
- TRANSFER MODE 135
- EVF AUTO SWITCH 135
- LANGUAGE 135
- VIDEO OUTPUT 135
- CUSTOM SETUP 136
- FILE NUMBER (#) MEMORY 136
- 100KM003 137
- 10140223 137
- DATE AND TIME SETUP 138
- RESET DEFAULT 139
- AUDIO SIGNALS 141
- FOCUS SIGNALS 141
- AUTO POWER SAVE 142
- SHUTTER FX 142
- ANTI-SHAKE 143
- FULL-TIME AF 143
- GRIP SENSOR 143
- CONTROL DIAL SETUP 144
- DELETE CONFIRMATION 145
- LENS ACCESSORY 145
- DATA-TRANSFER MODE 146
- Initializing USB 147
- AUTOMATIC INSTALLATION 148
- Manual installation 149
- -TRANSFER MODE 150
- QUICKTIME SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS 151
- Camera Notes 153
- MACINTOSH 155
- PICTBRIDGE 158
- NOTES ON PRINTING ERRORS 159
- Batch print 161
- Index print 161
- DPOF print 163
- TROUBLESHOOTING 164
- WHEN USING FILTERS 166
- CARE AND STORAGE 168
- MEMORY CARD CARE AND HANDLING 169
- LCD MONITOR CARE 170
- COPYRIGHT 170
- BATTERIES 170
- QUESTIONS AND SERVICE 171
- DiMAGE A2 173
- TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS 176
- BATTERY PACK BP-400 178
- +2+1 +3 +4 +5 179
- –1 –2 –3 –4 –5 179
- 0-43325-53276-4 180
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