Using “Digital Filter,” you can create shooting effects similar to graduated ND, reverse graduated ND, half color, color stripe, and other filters used in landscape photography, etc. For example, you can use it to shoot the beautiful “golden hour” or “blue hour” just before or after sunrise and sunset.
Settings useful for various filter effects and shooting scenarios are registered as themes. The settings for each theme can be changed.
A sample setting with an effect similar to a graduated ND filter.
This default setting is useful when using exposure compensation to adjust the exposure of two areas in Shooting Mode A.
A sample setting with an effect similar to a reverse graduated ND filter.
This default setting is useful when using exposure compensation to adjust the exposure of three areas in Shooting Mode A.
A sample setting with an effect similar to a color stripe filter.
Uses 3 areas. This default setting is useful when using white balance to adjust the color of the center area while keeping the areas above and below the same.
A sample setting with an effect similar to a graduated color ND filter (blue) layered over a graduated ND filter.
Adjusts the exposure using exposure compensation in Shooting Mode A and adjusts the color of the sky using the color temperature function under white balance.
A sample setting with an effect similar to a graduated color ND filter (amber) layered over a graduated ND filter.
Adjusts the exposure using exposure compensation in Shooting Mode A and adjusts the color of the sky using the color temperature function under white balance or [Saturation] under [Creative Style].
Freely set your desired effect.
