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.
You can configure the application’s functions using MENU.
You can set the number of areas.
Sets [Shooting Order] and [Shoot. Screen Set.].
Displays shooting tips for taking pictures with this application.
Sets whether or not to automatically rotate the boundary according to the orientation of the camera (vertical/horizontal).
Adjusts the ISO sensitivity range that takes effect automatically when ISO sensitivity is set to [ISO AUTO]. The default range is set higher than the normal minimum value, and lower than the normal maximum value.
Selects the shutter speed at which the ISO sensitivity starts changing when ISO sensitivity is set to [ISO AUTO]. In the default setting, the shutter speed is decreased with priority over the ISO sensitivity.
Copies all the setting values adjusted for another theme to the current theme.
Restores all the setting values for the current theme to their defaults.
Sets whether to save the original images.
Sets whether to display the [Preview] screen to proceed to the finishing adjustment procedure, or to save images without displaying the screen after the shutter button is pressed.
When [Touchless Shoot.] is set to [On], you can release the shutter by bringing your hand near the eye sensor. Since you can release the shutter without touching the shutter button, blur is reduced.
Limits the white balance settings to [C.Temp./Filter], etc. By limiting the settings, you can change the color temperature on the [Area Settings] screen more quickly.
You can change this setting value by pressing the button on the dedicated setting screen for white balance.