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White Balance
The human eye and brain adapt to changes in lighting conditions, not only to
intensity, but also to the color characteristic of the light source, so that colors of
the objects look normal or accurate. For example, a white object will appear white
whether it is viewed under sunlight, tungsten or fluorescent illumination. However,
color film or digital camera must be adjusted, so that colors will be represented
accurately, under different types of illumination. This adjustment is called white
balance. The function to adjust a white balance automatically is called automatic
white balance.
FILE NUMBERING SYSTEM
Stored data is automatically assigned file numbers from 0001 to 9999.
When data is being reviewed, the file number of each image is
displayed in the right corner on the color LCD monitor (see P. 7 7 , 8 2 ).
The file number is also incorporated into the filename of the image.
The filename consists of “SDIM” followed by the 4-digit file number and
extension. For example: image number 0023 will be stored in the file
SDIM0023.X3F. All DP1X image files will be stored to ###SIGMA folder
of the DCIM folder in the card.
● When [Adobe RGB] is selected from [ Shooting Menu] (P.26) →
[Color space], the filename will consist of “_SDI” instead of “SDIM”.
● File numbering can be continuous, or can be reset every time an
empty card is detected. The File Numbering can be set from
[
Camera Settings] (P. 26 ) → [
File Numbering
].
FILE NUMBERING OPTIONS
Continuous*
Numbering is continuous. The first file number assigned
on an empty card will be one higher than the last
assigned number. (If the inserted card contains DP1X
images with file numbers greater than the last assigned
number, file numbering will continue with one higher
than the highest file number on the card.)
Auto Reset
Each time an empty card is inserted, or all images on
the current card are deleted, the file number will reset to
its default value of 0001. (If the inserted card already
contains DP1X images, the file number will not be
reset).
- USER’S MANUAL 1
- NOTES ON COPYRIGHT 2
- TABLE OF CONTENTS 4
- ADVANCED OPERATION 53 5
- QUICK PREVIEW 75 5
- REVIEWING IMAGES 76 5
- SAFETY PRECAUTIONS 7
- WARNING (CAMERA) 8
- CAUTION (CAMERA) 9
- HANDLING PRECAUTIONS 10
- (SOLD SEPARATELY) 11
- DESCRIPTION OF THE PARTS 12
- COLOR LCD MONITOR INDICATION 14
- PREPARATION 15
- TAKING THE PICTURE 16
- LENS CAP 19
- LOADING THE BATTERY 20
- TO REMOVE THE BATTERY 22
- CHECKING THE BATTERY STATUS 23
- USING A HOME POWER SUPPLY 24
- SETTING THE LANGUAGE 25
- SETTING THE TIME AND DATE 26
- CAMERA SET-UP MENU 27
- List Display 28
- Open Display 28
- LIST OF MENU FUNCTIONS 30
- Capture Settings 31
- Playback Menu 32
- Camera Settings 33
- QUICK SET MENU 35
- button 36
- GRID SEGMENT DISPLAY 37
- TO INSERT THE CARD 38
- TO REMOVE THE CARD 39
- FORMATTING THE CARD 40
- SHUTTER BUTTON 40
- RESET TO THE DEFAULTS 41
- BASIC OPERATION 42
- SELECTING THE EXPOSURE MODE 42
- PROGRAM SHIFT 43
- APERTURE PRIORITY AE 44
- SHUTTER SPEED PRIORITY AE 45
- MANUAL EXPOSURE 46
- USING THE BUILT-IN FLASH 47
- SETTING THE FLASH MODE 48
- FOCUSING 49
- FOCUSING POINT SELECTION 50
- FOCUS LOCK 50
- MANUAL FOCUS 51
- OPERATION OF THE DRIVE MODE 52
- CONTINUOUS SHOOTING 53
- SELF TIMER 53
- ADVANCED OPERATION 54
- SETTING THE SENSITIVITY 57
- ISO EQUIVALENCY 57
- IMAGE FILE SETTING 58
- COLOR SPACE 59
- PICTURE SETTINGS 60
- SELECTING THE METERING MODE 61
- AE LOCK 62
- HALF PRESSED AEL 63
- EXPOSURE COMPENSATION 64
- FLASH EXPOSURE COMPENSATION 65
- AUTO BRACKETING 66
- COLOR MODE 68
- IMAGE WITH SOUND 69
- USING THE EXTERNAL FLASH 70
- AUTO ROTATE 71
- INTERVAL TIMER 72
- WARNING !! 73
- MY SETTINGS 74
- EXP. KEY ARRANGEMENT 75
- REVIEWING AND 76
- DELETING IMAGES 76
- QUICK PREVIEW 76
- REVIEWING IMAGES 77
- VIEWING ONE IMAGE AT A TIME 78
- MAGNIFYING IMAGES 79
- VIEWING NINE IMAGES AT A TIME 80
- VIEWING IMAGES WITH SOUND 82
- VIEWING IMAGE INFORMATION 83
- HISTOGRAM 85
- VIEWING IMAGES ON A TV 86
- DELETING FILES 87
- DELETING A SINGLE FILE 88
- DELETING MULTIPLE FILES 89
- OTHER REVIEWING 90
- FEATURES 90
- TO LOCK A SINGLE FILE 91
- UNLOCKING A SINGLE FILE 91
- TO LOCK MULTIPLE FILES 92
- UNLOCKING MULTIPLE FILES 92
- MARKING IMAGES 93
- TO MARK A SINGLE IMAGE 94
- UNMARKING A SINGLE FILE 94
- MARKING ALL IMAGES 95
- UNMARKING MULTIPLE IMAGES 95
- ROTATING IMAGES 96
- EXPOSURE WARNING 97
- OK BUTTON SHORTCUT 97
- RECORDING SOUND MEMO 98
- SHOWING A SLIDESHOW 100
- CHAGING SLIDESHOW SETTINGS 101
- RECORDING AND 102
- PLAYING BACK MOVIES 102
- PLAYING BACK SOUND 105
- PRINTING IMAGES 107
- REFERENCE 111
- EXPLANATION OF TERMS 112
- FILE NUMBERING SYSTEM 114
- LCD SLEEP AND AUTO POWER OFF 116
- TROUBLESHOOTING 117
- SPECIFICATIONS 120
- CONNECTING THE CABLES 121
- SIGMA CORPORATION 122
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