Name: Konica Minolta DiMAGE A2
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SHARPNESS

The sharpness of the image can be altered. This must be set before the image is

recorded. Sharpness is set in section 3 of the recording menu (p. 80). If any setting other

than normal is selected, the sharpness indicator is displayed on the monitors.

Menu options

Hard (+)

Normal

Soft (–)

Increases the sharpness of the image, accentuating details.

No filter applied.

Softens the details of the image.

Color Mode2
Before You Begin3
For Proper and Safe Use4
Table of Contents8
Names of Parts14
- Camera Body14
- Data Panel17
- Monitor Display - Recording Mode18
- Monitor Display - Quick View & Playback Mode19
Getting up and Running20
- Attaching the Camera Strap20
- Removing the Lens Cap20
- Attaching the Lens Hood21
- Charging the Battery22
- Installing and Changing the Battery23
- Battery Condition Indicator24
- Auto Power Save24
- External Power Supplies (Sold Separately)25
- Inserting and Changing a Memory Card26
- Turning on the Camera28
- Handling the Camera28
- Adjusting the Viewfinder and Monitor29
- Diopter Adjustment29
- Setting the Date and Time30
Basic Recording32
- Setting the Camera to Record Images Automatically32
- EVF and LCD Monitor Display32
- Basic Recording Operation33
- Focus Lock34
- Automatic Monitor Amplification34
- Focus Signals35
- Special Focusing Situations35
- Using the Built-In Flash36
- Flash Range - Automatic Operation36
- Anti-Shake System37
- Movie Recording38
- Display Mode Switch39
Basic Playback40
- Single-Frame Playback and Histogram Display40
- Viewing Images and Histogram41
- Rotating Images41
- Deleting Single Images41
- Changing the Quick View & Playback Display42
- Enlarged Playback43
- Viewing Movies44
Advanced Recording45
- Display-Information Button45
- Focus-Mode Switch46
- Digital Zoom47
- Flex Focus Point48
- Macro Mode49
- Exposure Lock50
- Exposure-Mode Dial50
  - Program - P51
  - Program Shift - P /P51
  - Auto Recording52
  - Aperture Priority - a54
  - Shutter Priority - S55
  - Shutter-Speed Range and Camera Sensitivity (ISO)55
  - Manual Exposure - M56
- Bulb Exposures57
- Attaching a Remote Cord (Sold Separately)57
- Digital Subject Programs58
- Exposure and Flash Compensation59
- Using the Function Dial60
- Drive Modes61
  - Bracketing62
  - Continuous Advance64
  - Interval66
  - Self-Timer68
- Metering Modes69
- White Balance70
- Custom White Balance Calibration71
- Memory - Storing Camera Settings72
- Memory Recall73
- Camera Sensitivity - ISO74
- Flash Range and Camera Sensitivity75
- Attaching an Accessory Flash Unit75
- Using the Flash Sync Terminal76
- Depth-Of-Field Preview77
- Digital Effects Control78
  - Color-Saturation Compensation78
  - Contrast Compensation79
  - Filter79
Recording Menu80
- Navigating the Recording-Mode Menu80
- Image Size and Image Quality82
- About RAW Image Quality84
- Notes on Image Size and Resolution85
- Flash Modes86
- System Accessories87
- Wireless/Remote Flash88
  - Wireless/Remote Camera and Flash Ranges90
  - Notes on Wireless/Remote Flash91
- Flash Control92
- Flash Notes93
- AEL Button94
- Recording-Mode Reset95
- Interval Setup96
- Bracketing Setup96
- Sharpness97
- Data Imprinting98
- Electronic Keyboard99
- Instant Playback100
- Voice Memo101
- Color Mode102
  - About Adobe RGB103
- Noise Reduction103
- Monitor Amplification104
- Magnification Button105
- Flex Digital Magnifier105
- DSP (Digital Subject Program) Setup106
- Tracking AF106
- AE Lock106
- Spot AE Area107
- Direct Manual Focus107
- EVF Mode108
A Short Guide to Photography109
- About Exposure and Flash Compensation110
- What Is an Ev111
- Light Sources and Color111
Movie Menu112
- Navigating the Movie Menu112
- Image Size and Frame Rate113
- Movie Mode113
- Movie Reset114
- Notes on Movie Recording114
Advanced Playback115
- Playing Back Voice Memos115
- Navigating the Playback Menu116
- Frame-Selection Screen118
- Delete119
- Format120
- View Folder120
- Lock121
- Index Playback Format121
- Copy122
- Slide Show124
- About DPOF126
- DPOF Setup126
- Date Imprint127
- Index Print127
- Cancel Print127
- Viewing Images on a Television128
Setup Menu129
- Opening the Setup Menu129
- Navigating the Setup Menu130
- LCD Brightness132
- Shortcut Help132
- Transfer Mode135
- EVF Auto Switch135
- Video Output135
- Language135
- Custom Setup136
- File Number Memory136
- Folder Name137
- Select Folder137
- New Folder138
- Date and Time Setup138
- Reset Default139
- Audio Signals141
- Focus Signals141
- Shutter FX142
- Volume142
- Auto Power Save142
- Anti-Shake143
- Full-Time AF143
- Grip Sensor143
- Control Dial Setup144
- Control Dial Setup - Manual Exposure145
- Delete Confirmation145
- Lens Accessory145
Data-Transfer Mode146
- System Requirements146
- Connecting the Camera to a Computer147
- Connecting to Windows 98 / 98 Second Edition148
  - Automatic Installation148
  - Manual Installation149
- Quicktime System Requirements151
- Auto Power Save (Data-Transfer Mode)151
- Memory Card Folder Organization152
- Disconnecting the Camera from the Computer154
- Changing the Memory Card (Data-Transfer Mode)156
- Removing the Driver Software - Windows157
- Pictbridge158
- Notes on Printing Errors159
- Navigating the Pictbridge Menu160
Troubleshooting164
- When Using Filters166
- About the Lithium-Ion Battery Charger Cord167
- Attaching the Ferrite Core FRC-100167
Care and Storage168
- Camera Care168
- Cleaning168
- Storage168
- Operating Temperatures and Conditions169
- Memory Card Care and Handling169
- Batteries170
- LCD Monitor Care170
- Copyright170
- Before Important Events or Journeys171
- Questions and Service171
Notes172
Index174
Technical Specifications176
Battery Pack BP-400178
Filter Examples179

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Brand	Konica Minolta
Model	DiMAGE A2
Category	Digital Camera
Language	English