Instruction/ maintenance manual of the product 06576 Ricoh
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Checking th e Contents of the Package Hot shoe cover F K (Ins tall ed o n came ra) Eyecup F R (Ins tal led on cam era ) Body m ount cover (Ins tall ed o n came ra) Rec harge abl e Lit hium -i on Batte.
1 1 2 3 4 5 6 Introducing the K-S1 Ge tting Start ed Taking Pictures Playback Functions Changing the Settings Appendix.
How to Use This Manua l 2 Names and F unctions of the Working Parts ...... .... ..... ...... .... .... ....... .... .... ...... ..... ...... .... .... .. p.7 How to Ch ange Func tion Setti ngs ...... .... ... p.1 6 Menu Lis t ...... .... .
How to Use This Manua l 3 Playback Mo de Palette I tems ..................... p .61 Changing the Playback Method ................. p.62 Connecting the Camera to a Computer ..... p.66 Editing and Pro cessing Images ............. .... p.
Contents 4 How to Use This Manual ... ............. ......... 2 Introducing the PENTAX K-S1 ................ 7 Names and Funct ions of the Working Pa rts ...... 7 Operatin g Controls . .......... ................ ........... ............... .... 8 Monitor .
Contents 5 Setting the Drive Mode ...... ...... ..... .... ...... .... .... .... 51 Continuou s Shooting .................. .......... ................ ....... 52 Self-tim er ............... .......... ................ ........... ............... .. 52 Remote Co ntrol .
Contents 6 Rega rdin g cop yrig hts Images t aken with this cam era that a re for anything o ther than pe rsonal e njoyment ca nnot b e used w ithout per mission according to the rig hts as specifie d in the Cop yright Act.
1 7 Introduction Names and Functions of the Working Parts Tripod socket Battery/memory card cover Remote control receiver AF coupler Mirr or Lens unlock butto n Lens info rmation contacts Strap lug Ho.
1 8 Introduction 1 EV Co mpensa tion bu tton ( J / J ) Press to change th e expos ure compe nsation value . (p.42) In K / L mode , use this bu tton to switch the value to be changed between shutte r speed an d apertur e value . In play back mode, the last JPEG im age tak en can al so be saved in RA W format.
1 9 Introduction 0 Play back bu tton ( 3 ) Switches to playba ck mode. ( p.36) Press the b utton aga in to switch to capture mode. a MEN U butt on ( F ) Displays a me nu. Pre ss this button while the me nu is displaye d to retur n to th e previous screen.
1 10 Introduction With this ca mera, you can take pict ures wh ile look ing throug h the viewfin der or w hile viewi ng the im age o n the mon itor. When usin g the vie wfinder, you can ta ke pictures w hile checking t he status screen displ ayed on th e monitor a nd looking through th e viewfi nder.
1 11 Introduction t Memo • In [L ive Vi ew ] of th e A 3 menu, you can c hange the sett ings of the it ems di spla yed on t he moni tor d urin g Liv e View. (p. 19) A mode Live V iew 1 Captur e mode ( p.38) 13 Histo gram 2 Flas h Mo de (p.46) 14 EV Co mpen sati on (p .
1 12 Introduction t Memo • The items th at can b e selec ted vary dependi ng on t he curre nt camera se tup. • If no o peratio ns are ma de withi n 1 minut e while the contr ol panel is displayed , the ca mera retu rns to stan dby mo de.
1 13 Introduction The captu red ima ge and sh ooting in formati on are disp layed in sin gle i mage d ispl ay of th e play back mode. Press G to chan ge the type of info rmation d isplayed in single ima ge displ ay. Use CD to selec t the type and pres s E .
1 14 Introduction Use AB to switch be tween the H istogr am Displa y and RG B Histogram Display. 9 Flas h Mo de (p.46) 30 Distortion Correction (p.60) 10 Flash Exposu re Comp ens atio n ( p.46) 31 Lateral Chromatic Aberra tion Adj ustment (p.60) 11 Color Moiré Correction (p.
1 15 Introduction When shootin g with the vie wfinder, the following information appears i n the view finder. t Memo • The inf ormatio n is displ ayed in th e viewfi nder whe n 0 is presse d halfway , or duri ng the m eter oper ating tim e (default setting: 10 sec .
1 16 Introduction The came ra func tions an d their settings c an be sel ected and changed b y using th e followi ng ways. You can set freque ntly used sho oting fun ctions. Press G in standby mode. How to Change Function Settings Dire ct keys Press ABCD in standby mo de.
1 17 Introduction Most fu nctions are set from th e menus. T he functio ns that can be set on the control pan el can a lso be set fr om the menus. t Memo • For th e Custom Setting menus ( E 1- 4), y.
1 18 Introduction Menu List Rec. Mode Menus Menu Item Function De fault Sett ing Page A 1 Custo m Im age *1 *4 Sets the image f inishing to ne such as color an d contrast before sh ooting a n imag e. Bright p.5 6 Scen e Mode *2 *4 S elects the sce ne mode t hat be st suits the si tuation.
1 19 Introduction A 2 Lens Cor rec - tion Distortion Correction *4 Reduces distortio ns occurring due to len s prop erties. Off p.60 Lat- Chroma tic-Ab Adj *4 Reduces lateral chroma tic aberrati ons occurring due to lens properti es. On Periphera l Illumin.
1 20 Introduction *1 The function appear s in modes oth er than S or W mode. *2 The function appear s in S mode. *3 The function appear s in W mode. *4 The functions can al so be set from th e control pa nel. A 4 Inst ant Revi ew Display Tim e Sets t he Instant Review display tim e.
1 21 Introduction *1 The functions can al so be set from th e control pa nel. Movi e Menu Menu Item Function De fault Sett ing Page C 1 Movie C aptur e Sett ing s *1 Sets the nu mber of recor ded pix els and th e fram erate of the movie. u / 30p p.37 Reco rding Sou nd Level *1 Sets the Recordin g Sound Level and t he volum e level f or record ing.
1 22 Introduction Set-up Menu s Menu Item Function De fault Sett ing Page D 1 Languag e/ W Changes th e display languag e. English p.31 Date Ad justment Sets the date and t ime and the d isplay for mat. 01/01/201 4 p.3 2 Wor ld Time Switches between th e date an d time d isplay of your hometow n city and t hat of a specifie d city.
1 23 Introduction D 3 Flicke r Reduct ion Cuts down on th e screen fl icker by setting the power frequency. 50Hz – Auto Po wer Off Sets the time until the camera t urns off au tomatically if no operati ons are m ade fo r a certai n period of time . 1min.
1 24 Introduction Custom S etting Menus Menu Item Function De fault Sett ing Page E 1 1 EV Steps Sets the adjustm ent steps fo r expos ure. 1/3 EV Steps p.41 2 Sen sitivity Steps Sets the adjustm ent steps fo r ISO sen sitivity. 1 EV Step p.44 3 Meter Operat ing Tim e Sets the meter ope rating time .
1 25 Introduction E 3 15 A F.S Setti ng Sets the action priori ty for when the focus m ode is set to x and 0 is fully pressed. Focus-pr iority p.48 16 1st Frame Action in AF.C Sets the action prior ity for the f irst fram e when the focus mode i s set to y and 0 i s fully pressed.
2 26 Getting Started 1 Pass the e nd of the st rap through the st rap lug an d secure it on the inside of the clasp. 2 Attach the o ther end in th e same ma nner. 1 Make sure that the camera i s turned off. 2 Remove the body mount cover ( 1 ) and lens mount cover ( 2 ).
2 27 Getting Started u Caution • When attaching or re moving the lens, choose an enviro nment that is relat ively free of d irt and dust. • Keep the body m ount cover a ttached on the cam era when a lens is no t attach ed. • Be su re to attac h the lens m ount cover and lens ca p to the lens afte r removing it from the came ra.
2 28 Getting Started 3 Face the A mark on the batter y up, and ins ert it into the battery charger. Insert the battery into the battery charger at an angl e, and t hen fit into pla ce. The indicator lamp is lit while char ging and t urn s off when t he battery is f ully charged .
2 29 Getting Started 2 Face the A mark on the battery towards the lens, and insert the ba ttery until it locks into place. To remo ve the battery , push the battery lock lever in the directio n of 2 .
2 30 Getting Started 6 Connect t he DC coupl er and t he AC ad apter. 7 Connect the AC adapter to the AC plug cord, and plug the co rd into the power outlet . u Caution • Make sur e that the camer a is turned of f before conne cting or disconne cting the A C adapter .
2 31 Getting Started 4 Close the battery/memory card cover. u Caution • Do not remove the mem ory card while the card access lamp (orange) is lit. • If the battery /memo ry card cov er is op ened wh ile the power is on, the cam era t urns off. Do not op en the cove r while th e camera is in use.
2 32 Getting Started 3 Use CD to select a city. Use V to cha nge the re gion. Refer t o “List o f Worl d Time Cities” (p.97 ) for cities that ca n be selected as a hom etown. 4 Press B to se lect [DST] (dayligh t saving time), and use CD to select Y or Z .
2 33 Getting Started 1 Use CD to select a color. Select the display color of the status scree n, control panel and menu cur sor fro m colors 1 t o 12. 2 Press E . The camer a switches to ca pture mode and is read y to take a pictur e. t Memo • You c an change the lan guage, text size , date and time, and LCD display settings from t he D 1 me nu.
2 34 Getting Started Take pict ures usin g the Auto Pictu re ( R ) mode in which the camera au tomatica lly selects t he opt imal capt ure mo de. 1 Remove the front lens cap by pushing the top and botto m portions a s indicated in the illus trat ion .
2 35 Getting Started 1 Press K in Step 5 of “Basic Shooti ng Operation” (p.34). The Live View image is displ ayed on the m onitor. 2 Position the su bject inside the AF frame on the monitor and pr ess 0 halfway. The AF frame tu rns gr een and you will hear a beep when t he subject com es into focus .
2 36 Getting Started Review the captur ed image o n the monitor . 1 Press 3 . The c amera en ters pla yback mode an d the m ost recentl y captured image is displayed (sin gle image displ ay).
3 37 Shooting Set the file fo rmat, recorded pixels, and quality level f or still pictures in the contr ol pane l or [Image Captur e Settings ] of the A 1 menu. t Memo • When [File Format ] is set to [RA W+], a JPEG im age and a RAW imag e with the sa me file num ber ar e saved at the same time.
3 38 Shooting Select the capture m ode th at suits t he subje ct and shoo ting conditions. The fol lowing cap ture m odes are available on this c amera . t Memo • The f unctions that can be se t vary de pendin g on the capture mode. R efer to “ Restr ictions on Each Cap ture Mode” ( p.
3 39 Shooting 3 Press E . The c amera i s in stan dby mode. Turn V to chang e the scene mode. t Memo • You c an change the sce ne mode a lso from th e contr ol panel or the A 1 menu. 1 Set the mode dial to W . The effec ts mode palette appears. 2 Select an effects mode.
3 40 Shooting 6 Press E . The c amera re turns to sta ndby mode . t Memo • You can change the ef fects mod e also from the co ntrol pan el or the A 1 menu. • Durin g Live Vie w, the de sign of the effects mode palet te differs f rom the o ne show n in Step 2.
3 41 Shooting 1 Turn the mode dial to select the desired exposure mode. V appears on the status s creen for the va lue that can be chan ged . The valu e that can be ch anged is underl ined in the viewfin der. During Live View, D appea rs for the valu e that can be change d.
3 42 Shooting The comp ensation value ca n be set b etween -5 a nd +5 EV (-2 and +2 EV in C mode ). 1 Press J , and then turn V . e and the compe nsation valu e are displ ayed on t he status screen, L ive View scr een, a nd in the v iewfinder durin g adjus tment.
3 43 Shooting 1 Turn the main switch to C . The la mp light s red and the Live View im age is d isplayed. 2 Turn the mode dial to select the desired capture mode. The fol lowing se ttings ar e availa ble dep ending on the capture m ode. 3 Focus on the subject.
3 44 Shooting 1 Display the movie to play back in single imag e display of the p layback mode. Available operatio ns t Memo • In [ Movie Edit] of the playback mode palette, movies c an be divided o r selected f rames can be dele ted. ( p.70) 1 Press A in st andby m ode.
3 45 Shooting You can s et the Noise R eduction setting when shooting with a high ISO sensitivity in the con trol panel or [High-ISO N R] of the A 2 m enu. When [Custo m] is selec ted, the noi se reduction level ca n be set a ccording to the IS O sensitivity in th e A 2 menu.
3 46 Shooting 1 Press C in standby mode . 2 Select a flash mode. 3 To compensate the flash output or wh en K is selected, press B and then use V to adju st the value. Press M to reset to th e default setting. 4 Press E . The came ra returns to standby m ode.
3 47 Shooting • Whe n the bui lt-i n fla sh is us ed i n J mode, the shutter speed automati cally chang es over a range from 1/180 seconds to a slow shutter spee d dependi ng on the lens being used . The shut ter s pee d is lo cke d at 1/ 180 seco nds w hen a l ens ot her than a DA, DA L, D FA, FA J, FA or F le ns is used.
3 48 Shooting 1 Press G in standby mode . 2 Select [AF Mode] and press E . The [AF Mode] sc reen appe ars. 3 Select an autofocus mode and press E . The c ontrol p anel re appears. 4 Press F . The c amera re turns to sta ndby mode . t Memo • The follow ing settings for autofocus opera tion can be set in the E 3 m enu.
3 49 Shooting 1 Press G in standby mode . 2 Select [AF Active Area] and press E . The [AF Ac tiv e Area ] sc reen appe ars . 3 Select the desired focus point selection mode and press E . The c ontrol p anel re appears. 4 Press F . The came ra returns to standby m ode.
3 50 Shooting 1 Press G in sta ndb y mod e in Li ve V iew. 2 Select [Contrast AF] and press E . The [ Contras t AF] scre en appea rs. 3 Select an autofocus mode and press E . The c ontrol p anel re appears. 4 Press F . The came ra returns to standby m ode.
3 51 Shooting You can p recisely f ine tune your le nses with the camer a’s autofocus sy stem. 1 Select [25 AF Fin e Adjustment] in E 4 m enu and press D . The [25 AF Fine Adjust ment] scree n appe ars. 2 Select [Apply All] or [Apply One] and press E .
3 52 Shooting 1 Press D in standby mode. The Dr ive Mod e screen a ppear s. 2 Select Z and p ress B . 3 Select Z or b and press E . The c amera re turns to sta ndby mode . t Memo •I n x mode, th e focus po sition is locked in the firs t frame. 1 Press D in standby mode .
3 53 Shooting 1 Press D in standby mode. The Dr ive Mod e screen a ppear s. 2 Select Q and p ress B . 3 Select Q or R and press E . The c amera re turns to sta ndby mode . The grip lamps blink. When set to R , th e num ber of bl ink ing gr ip lamp s ch ang es in or der from 3 t o 0, acco rdin g to t he num ber of sec ond s rema ining.
3 54 Shooting 1 Press B in standby mode. The Wh ite Balanc e setting screen appears. 2 Select the W hite Balance. Available operat ions when shooting with the viewfi nder Proceed to Step 5 if yo u do not need to fin e-tune the white balance . 3 Press G .
3 55 Shooting t Memo • When u is set, even if various lig ht sources are prese nt at the shootin g location , the ca mera aut omatica lly adjusts t he white ba lance acc ording to the lig ht source o f each area. • The following settin gs for the white balance ca n be set in the E 2 menu.
3 56 Shooting Specify the white balanc e with the color t emperatu re. 1 Select p in Step 2 of “Setting the White Balance” (p.54) . 2 Press G . 3 Adjust the color temperature. Set the color temp erature val ue within the rang e from 25 00K to 10000K .
3 57 Shooting Available operations whe n shooting with the viewfinder Proce ed to Step 6 i f y ou do not need t o chan ge the pa ramet ers . 3 Press G . The par ameter se tting scre en appea rs. 4 Set the parameters. Available operatio ns 5 Press E . The scre en of Step 2 rea ppe ars.
3 58 Shooting 1 Select [Digital F ilter] in the co ntrol panel, and press E . The Dig ital Fil ter setting screen appears. 2 Select a filter. Select [No Filter ] to not shoot with a digita l filter. Available operat ions when shooti ng with the viewf inder Proceed to Step 6 if you do not ne ed to ch ange the paramet ers.
3 59 Shooting Expands th e dynam ic rang e and enab les a wider range of tones to be reco rded by th e CMOS se nsor and r educes the occurrence of over exposed/u nderexpos ed areas.
3 60 Shooting The fol lowing fea tures c an be set from the c ontrol p anel or [L ens Correct ion] of the A 2 menu . t Memo • Corr ections can only be made w hen a c ompatibl e lens is attached. ( p.84) The fe atures ar e disable d when using an accessory suc h as a re ar conv erter tha t is attach ed betw een the camer a and the lens.
4 61 Playback Playback fu nctions can b e set from the playba ck mode palette as well as the B 1 m enu (p .21). Press B in single ima ge displa y of the play back mo de to displ ay the playback mode pal ette. *1 Not available when a m ovie is disp layed.
4 62 Playback You can d isplay 6, 12, 20 , 35 or 80 thumbnail images a t the same time . 1 Turn V to the left in playback mode. The mult i-image display scr een appears. Available operatio ns 2 Press E . The s elected im age appe ars in s ingle ima ge displa y.
4 63 Playback • Use the same steps to select multiple images for the following functions. • RAW Developmen t (p .71) • Prot ect (p.77) • Eye-F i Image T ransfer ( p.81) 1 Turn V to the left in Step 1 of “Di splayi ng Mult iple Images” (p.62).
4 64 Playback 1 Select h in the playback mode palette. Slideshow starts. Available operatio ns After all images a re play ed back, the camer a return s to single im age display.
4 65 Playback Connect to an AV device, su ch as a TV, equi pped wit h an HDMI terminal to displa y Live View images wh ile shoo ting or to play back ima ges in pl ayback mode . Make sure to have a commer cially av ailable HDM I cable equippe d with a n HDMI te rminal ( type D).
4 66 Playback Connect the camer a to a com puter usi ng an US B cable. Make sure to have a commer cially a vailable US B cable equippe d with a micro B te rminal. 1 Turn the computer o n. 2 Turn the camera off. 3 Open the terminal cover of the camera, and connect the USB cable to the USB terminal.
4 67 Playback u Caution • Only JPEG im ages captur ed with this camer a can be resized or cropped. • Image s alread y resized or cropp ed to the m inimum file size cannot be proc essed. Change s the number of recorded pixels of the selected im age, and saves i t as a ne w file.
4 68 Playback Reduces color moiré in images. 1 Display the image to edit in single i mage displ ay. 2 Select c in the playback mode palette. If the image cann ot be e dited, [ This ima ge cannot be processed ] appea rs. 3 Use CD to select the correction level and press E .
4 69 Playback 5 Set the parameters. Available operatio ns 6 Press E . The scre en of Step 3 rea ppe ars. 7 Press E . The s ave confirm ation scr een appea rs. 8 Select [Apply additional filter(s) ] or [Save] and press E . Select [A pply ad ditional f ilter(s)] when yo u want t o apply addition al filters to the same image .
4 70 Playback 7 Select [Save ] and press E . t Memo • If [Searching for or iginal image] is selected in Step 3, t he original image prior to digital filter appli cation can be retrieved. 1 Display the movi e to e dit in s ingle im age displ ay. 2 Select l in the playback mode palette.
4 71 Playback You can d evelop RAW images into JP EG image s, and save them as a new fi le. 1 Select k in the playback mode palette. The s creen for selecti ng a RAW image pr ocessing option appears. 2 Select the desired option and press E . When [Se lect single image] is selected , proc eed to St ep 6.
4 72 Playback 7 Press E . The s ave confirm ation scr een appea rs. 8 Select [Save ] and press E . When [Sel ect sing le im age] is s elec ted, sele ct [ Cont inue ] or [Exit], an d press E . u Caution • Only RAW images capture d with th is camera ca n be develop ed.
5 73 Settings You can s et the functions for whe n f or M is presse d or when V is t urned. 1 Select [Butt on Cust omizat ion] i n A 4 menu and press D . The [Bu tton Cu stomizatio n] screen a ppears. 2 Select the desired item an d press D . The screen to set the func tion for the selecte d item is displayed .
5 74 Settings 4 Press F . The [Bu tton Cu stomizatio n] screen r eappear s. Repeat Steps 2 to 4. 5 Press F twice. 1 Set [Green Button] to [On e Push File Format] in Step 3 of “Cu stomizin g the But ton/E-di al Func tions” (p.73) . 2 Select Z or Y for [ Cancel after 1 shot].
5 75 Settings You can s et the function of M when in L or K mode. 1 Set [G reen But ton] to [Green Button] in St ep 3 of “Custom izing t he B utton/ E-di al Fun ction s” (p.73). 2 Press B and select [ Action in M/TAv Mode ], and change the setting.
5 76 Settings The date and time se t at the tim e of initial set ting (p.31 ) serve as the date and tim e of your p resent l ocation and are refl ected in the sh ooting dat e and t ime for images .
5 77 Settings You can prote ct im age s from bein g ac cide nta lly dele ted . u Caution • Even protect ed images a re de leted if t he inser ted memo ry card is f ormatted. 1 Select f in the playback mode palette. The s creen for selecti ng the uni t for pr ocessing appears.
5 78 Settings 3 Press B , and then press D . The text- entry sc reen appe ars. 4 Change the text. Enter 5 sing le-byte al phanumer ic char acte rs. Available operatio ns 5 After entering th e text, m ove the text sel ection cursor to [Finish], and press E .
5 79 Settings One of th e fol lowi ng st rin g of char acte rs i s used as t he f ile na me pref ix de pendi ng on the [21 Color Space] set ti ng of th e E 3 menu. The firs t four chara cters can be changed to a characte r string o f your choice. 1 Select [File Nam e] in D 2 menu and press D .
5 80 Settings Sets the p hotograp her an d copyri ght info rmation e mbedd ed in the Exif da ta. 1 Select [Copyri ght Informat ion] i n D 2 menu and press D . The [C opyrigh t Informat ion] scre en app ears. 2 Use CD to set [Emb ed Copyright Data]. 3 Select [Phot ographer ] or [ Copyr ight Hol der], and press D .
5 81 Settings A memory card with a built-in wireless LAN “Eye-Fi ca rd” (Wi-Fi transmission) or a “Flucard” compatible with this camera can be used. By usin g these ca rds, images can be tr ansferred from the camera to a compute r or othe r device via wireless LAN.
6 82 Appendix × : Not ava ilable Restrictions on Each Capture Mode Capt ure Mo de Funct ion R S W M bf cdi mq eo ghj stv k l p u Sensitiv ity ×× × *1 Flash ×× × Drive Mod e Contin uous Shooti n.
6 83 Appendix *1 [ISO AUTO] is not available. *2 Fixed to; the setting can not be chang ed. *3 Fixed to a specific set ting; the setting cannot be changed . *4 Specific settings are used . *5 [Bracketing] is not available. × : Not ava ilable *1 [Bracketing] is not available.
6 84 Appendix All capture modes are avai lable when a DA, DA L, or FA J lens is used, or when a lens with an 9 position is used with the aperture ring set to t he 9 position. When oth er lens es than ab ove are us ed, or a lens wi th 9 position is used in a positio n other th an 9 , the following restrictio ns apply .
6 85 Appendix Depend ing on the lens bei ng used, the use of the bu ilt-in flash may be limited. Th e Shake Red ucti on fu ncti on o perat es b y obt aini ng le ns information such as foca l leng th. Set t he focal len gth when using a le ns that the focal len gth inform ation ca nnot be automati cally obtai ned.
6 86 Appendix t Memo • The fo cal lengt h setting can be ch anged in [I nput F ocal Leng th] of th e A 3 menu. • When using a le ns without an 9 posi tion or a l ens with a n 9 position w ith the ap erture ring set to a position other th an 9 , set [26 U sing Aper ture Rin g] to [En able] in the E 4 menu.
6 87 Appendix Using an optional external flash AF540FGZ, AF540FGZ II, AF360FGZ, AF360FGZ II, AF200FG or AF160FC enables a variety of fl ash modes, such as P-TTL au to flash mode. x : Available #: Restricted × : Not available *1 Available only when using a DA, DA L, D FA, FA J, FA , F or A lens.
6 88 Appendix The fol lowing fun ctions a re availa ble when the opti onal GPS unit O-GP S1 is attached to this ca mera. t Memo • Refe r to the m anual of th e GPS u nit for details o n how to attach the unit and inform ation o n the unit ’s func tions.
6 89 Appendix t Memo • In rar e cases, the camera may n ot operat e correctly due to static elec tricity. This ca n be reme died by taking the b attery out and p utting it b ack in a gain. If the camera op erates correctly, i t does no t require a ny repairs.
6 90 Appendix Raise the mirror up and o pen the sh utter wh en clean ing the CMOS senso r with a blower. 1 Turn the camera off and rem ove the lens. 2 Turn the camera on. 3 Select [Sensor Cleanin g] in D 4 menu and press D . The [Sen sor Clea ning ] sc reen appe ars .
6 91 Appendix t Memo • Please contact you r nearest service ce nter f or profess ional cleaning as the C MOS senso r is a prec ision p art. • You can us e the op tional Im age Sensor C leaning Kit O-ICK 1 when clea ning the CM OS senso r.
6 92 Appendix Not enoug h battery p ower remaining to activate Pixel Mapping T hese messages appea r when you try to perform P ixel Mapping or Senso r Cleaning, or to update the firmwa re if the battery level is insu fficient. Install a fully charged bat tery.
6 93 Appendix Model Descr ipti on Image Cap ture Unit File Forma ts Viewfin der Live View LCD Monitor White Balanc e Ma in S peci fica tions Type TTL autof ocus, auto-exposur e SLR digita l camera wit.
6 94 Appendix Autofoc us Sys tem Expos ure Cont rol Shutte r Drive Modes Flash Preset Modes Auto White Balance, Multi Auto White Bala nce, Daylight, Sha de, Cloudy, Fluo rescent Light ( D : Daylight C.
6 95 Appendix Captu re Fu nction s Movie Play back Fu ncti ons Customi zation Custom Image Bright, Natural , Portrait, Landscape, Vibr ant, Radiant, Muted, B leach Bypass, Reversa l Film, Monochrome, .
6 96 Appendix Power Supply Interfa ces Dime nsio ns and Weigh t Include d Accessories Opti onal A ccess ories E-Dial Programmin g/ Button Customization M button: Green B utton, One Pu sh File Format, .
6 97 Appendix (Whe n us ing t he ful ly c har ged batt ery ) • The image sto rage capacity ( normal record ing and fl ash use 50%) is based on measu ring conditi ons in accordance with CIPA sta ndards, while other d ata is based on ou r measurin g condition s.
6 98 Appendix With the provided sof tware “Digital Camera Utility 5 ”, you can develop RA W files, make color a djustments, or ch eck shooting information on a comp uter. Insta ll the softwar e from the provided CD-ROM (S-SW151). We recomme nd the follo wing system r equirements t o connect the camer a to a c omputer a nd to use the soft ware.
6 Appendix 99 Symbols A menu ..... ................ ..... 18 C menu ..... ................ ..... 21 B menu ..... .......... ........... 21 D menu .......... ........... ..... 22 E menu . ............... ........... 24 C mode ..... ................ ...
6 Appendix 100 Continuous p layback ....... 64 Continuous S hootin g .. ..... 52 Contras t detection A F . ..... 47 Control pan el ............. 11, 16 Copyright Hold er ........ ..... 80 Copyright In format ion . ..... 80 Correcting im ages .........
6 Appendix 101 Invert Color (Digital Filter ) .............. .......... .......... 58, 68 ISO sensitivity ....... ........... 44 J JPEG ............... ................ 37 K Kelvin .......... .......... ........... 56 Kid s ( S ) ... .......... ......
6 Appendix 102 Retro (Digital Filter) ... 58, 68 Reversal Film (Custom Image) ........ .......... ........... 56 RGB Histogram Display .. 14 Rotating images ......... ..... 64 S S mode ... .......... ........... 38 Save as M anual WB ........ 55 Save Cross Processing .
6 103 Appendix We have paid clo se attention to the saf ety of th is camera. W hen using t his camera, we request you r special atte ntion regardi ng items marke d with t he following symbols. Warning • Do not disasse mble or modi fy the camera. Hi gh voltage areas are present insi de the camera, wi th the risk of el ectric shock.
6 104 Appendix • Do not to uch or short-circu it the term inal area of the AC plu g cord while the cord i s plugged in. • Do not handle the power plug w ith wet ha nds. This ca n cause an elect ric shock. • Do not drop the product, o r subject it to viole nt impact.
6 105 Appendix • When the ca mera has not been used for a long time, confirm th at it is still working pr operly, part icularly prior to taking importa nt pictures (su ch as at a weddin g or when tr aveling). Conte nts of the record ing cannot be guaranteed i f recording, p layback or tr ansferring your d ata to a computer, etc.
6 106 Appendix • The SD Mem ory Card i s equipped with a write-pr otect switch. Setting the switch to LOCK prevent s new data fro m being recorded on the card, the stored data from being delet ed, and the card f rom being formatted by t he camera or computer.
6 107 Appendix All other tr ademarks a re the propert y of their re spective owners. This produ ct supports PRINT Image M atching III. PRI NT Image Matching enabled digita l still cameras, p rinters and so ftware help ph otographers t o produce imag es more fa ithful to their i ntentions .
6 108 Appendix All our ca mera s pu rcha sed th rou gh au thor ized bon a fid e photograp hic distrib ution ch annels are guara nteed aga inst defects of materi al or workman ship for a period of tw elve months from the dat e of your purchase.
6 109 Appendix For cu stomer s in USA STATEMENT OF FCC COMPLIANCE This devic e complie s with Par t 15 of the F CC Rule s. Operation is subject to th e following two conditions: (1) This d evice may n.
6 110 Appendix Decl arat ion of Co nfor mity Accordin g to 47 CFR, Parts 2 and 1 5 for Class B Pers onal Comput ers a nd Peri pher als We: RICOH IMAGIN G AMERICAS CORPORATION Located at: 633 17 Street, Suite 2600 Denver, Colorado 80202 U.
6 111 Appendix 2. In other count ries outs ide the EU These sy mbols are onl y valid i n the Europe an Union. If you wis h to discard u sed pro ducts, plea se contac t your local author ities or deal er and ask for the correct m ethod of d isposal.
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