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appear. This displays the first image of any given day in the date
block on which it was taken. Use the arrow pad keys to move the
highlight box to any given date and then turn the main input dial
to the right. This will then display the first image taken on that
day as a full-screen view.
SHOOTING INFORMATION
With any given photograph in full screen viewing mode, each
press of the INFO button will display progressively more data
about the photograph.
Items such as shutter speed and aperture used, metering mode,
ISO and the focus point can be reviewed. Highlight and shadow
burn/black out areas will also be displayed as discussed in the
section on metering.
POWER USER TIP: In very bright conditions it is useful to leave the
INFO setting at HIGHLIGHT as each photograph taken can
immediately be scanned for lost highlights as it is captured.
Alternatively, where shadow detail is important, leave the INFO setting
at SHADOW to obtain an instant read-out of any potentially blocked-
out areas in the photograph.
LIGHT BOX DISPLAY
It is possible to view two photographs adjacent to each other.
This is useful when comparing – for example – images taken as a
sequence such as during exposure bracketing.
Press the PLAY button. Now press the Fn button. The display
will now present two displays. The previously displayed image will
now be shown in the left half of the screen (the reference frame)
and the next image taken will appear in the right half. You can
use the arrow pad keys (LEFT/RIGHT) to scroll through the
photographs to display on the right panel.