Handling Bursts as Groups
Each series of shots taken during burst photography can be treated as a group. This cuts down on the amount of time spent scrolling back and forth to view pictures after shooting long bursts.
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The [
] > [ ] options for Custom Setting f3 [ ] > [ ] and [ ] have been renamed [ ].
Identifying the First Shot in Each Burst
[M), the first picture in each burst will be identified by a c icon and the figure giving the total number of shots in the burst.
Viewing the Shots in Each Burst
[f3: Custom Controls (Playback)). The pictures in a burst can be viewed in sequence by holding the control when any of the shots is displayed. Playback stops when the control is released.
] has been added to the roles that can be assigned using Custom Setting f3 [ ] (Burst Playback Options
A [
“Sub-selector Displays First Shot”
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Select [
] to skip all but the first shot in each burst when scrolling through pictures by tilting the sub-selector left or right. Pictures that are not part of a burst will not be skipped. The individual shots in each burst can be viewed by tilting the sub-selector up or down. -
Tilting the sub-selector up, down, left, and right when [1, 3, 4, and 2 on the multi selector.
] is selected performs the same functions as pressing
“Auto Series Playback”
If [
] is selected, the remaining pictures will play back automatically after the first picture in the burst has been displayed full frame for a few seconds. Playback ends when the last picture in the burst is displayed.“List Series as Single Thumbnails”
When [c icon and a figure giving the total number of shots in the burst.
] is selected, only the first shot in each burst will appear in the thumbnail list. The first picture in each burst will be identified by a-
A [i menu when [ ] is selected for [ ]. It can be used to protect, delete, or upload to a computer or FTP server all pictures in selected bursts.
] item appears in the playback