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Konica Minolta Maxxum Dynax 5D

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ISBN-10: 1579908667

ISBN-13: 9781579908669

Edition: 2006

Authors: Peter K. Burian

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Konica Minolta's new digital SLR camera-called the Maxxum 7D in North America and the Dynax 7D elsewhere-offers many unique digital SLR features. "Magic Lantern helps users thoroughly understand all its advantages, and goes beyond the user's manual with complete instructions for operating such innovative elements as the exclusive Konica Minolta Anti-Shake System, exposure compensation settings, white balance controls, creative focus control, auto exposure, and honey-comb metering system.
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Book details

List price: $19.95
Copyright year: 2006
Publisher: Lark Books
Publication date: 5/28/2006
Binding: Paperback
Pages: 240
Size: 5.00" wide x 7.25" long x 0.75" tall
Weight: 0.836

Peter K. Burian, a writer and stock photographer living near Toronto, Canada, has written more than 16 camera-specific guidebooks. He is the co-author of the best-selling National Geographic Photography Field Guide (with Robert Caputo) and sole author of Mastering Digital Photography and Imaging. Currently, he is a contributing editor with Canadian magazines Here's How, Photo Life, Photo Solution, and Marketnews, and he is known downunder as a contributing editor to Australian Photography magazine. He has contributed regularly to Outdoor Photographer and Shutterbug and was the editor of Shutterbug's Outdoor & Nature Photography.

Introduction
Understanding Digital Photography
A Note About Digital Cameras
Differences Between Digital and Film Photography
Film vs. the Digital Sensor
The LCD Monitor
Exposure and the Histogram
Memory Cards vs. Film
More Photos/More ISOs
Reusable
Durability
Small Size
Greater Image Permanence
Noise/Grain
ISO (Sensitivity)
File Formats
JPEG
RAW
White Balance
Cost of Shooting
Getting Started Quickly
Insert the Battery
Set the Date and Time
Mount a Lens
Adjust the Eyepiece
Load a Memory Card
Format the Memory Card
Take Your First Shots!
Aim and Shoot
Use the LCD Monitor
The Built-In Flash
Remove the Memory Card
Camera Care and Cleaning
Cleaning the CCD Sensor
Features and Functions
Design
Minolta Maxxum 5D/Dynax 5D-Front View
Minolta Maxxum 5D/Dynax 5D-Back View
Minolta Maxxum 5D/Dynax 5D-Top View
Specifications
The CCD Imaging Sensor
The Sensor and Effective Focal Lengths
File Formats
White Balance Controls
The Menu System
Viewfinder Display
The Viewfinder
LCD Monitor Display (Recording Mode)
The LCD Monitor
The Anti-Shake (A/S) Device
Autofocus
The Drive System
Sensitivity (ISO) Settings
Exposure Modes
Metering Modes
Exposure Adjustment Options
The Built-In Flash
External Ports
Power Sources
Digital Recording and In-Camera Processing
File Formats
Resolution
JPEG Settings
MRW RAW Files
Approximate File Sizes
RAW+JPEG Capture
RAW vs. JPEG
White Balance
White Balance-How it Works
Auto White Balance
Preset White Balance
Preset WB Levels Adjustment
Creative Use of Preset White Balance
Custom White Balance
Color Temperature
White Balance Bracketing
Color Modes
Natural Color
Natural Plus
Other sRGB Color Modes
Portrait
Landscape
Sunset
Night View
Night Portrait
Black & White (B&W)
Adobe RGB and Embedded Adobe RGB
Optimizing Images In-Camera
Contrast
Color Saturation
Sharpness
Noise Reduction
Using the LCD Monitor and Menus
The LCD Monitor
Data Display
Playback Options
Deleting Images
Protect Images from Deletion
The Menus
The Recording Menus
Recording Menu 1
Quality
Image size
Instant Playback
Noise Reductn
Recording Menu 2
Flash mode
Flash control
Bracket order
Reset
The Playback Menus
Playback Menu 1
Delete
Format
View folder
Lock
Playback Menu 2
Slide show
DPOF set
Date imprint
Index print
Cancel print
The Custom Menus
Custom Menu 1
Priority setup
FocusHoldButt
AEL button
Ctrl dial set
Exp. comp. set
AF Illuminator
Custom Menu 2
Shutter lock (card)
Shutter lock (lens)
AF area setup
Monitor disp.
Rec. display
Play display
The Setup Menus
Setup Menu 1
LCD brightness
Transfer mode
Video output
Audio signals
Language
Date/Time Set
Setup Menu 2
File # memory
Folder name
Select folder
New folder
Setup Menu 3
LCD backlight
Power save
MenuSec.Memory
Delete conf.
Clean CCD
Reset default
Camera and Shooting Operations
Image Sharpness
Handholding tips
The Anti-Shake Function (A/S)
How to Use A/S
Practical Application
The Focusing System
AF Modes
Single-Shot (AF-S)
Automatic AF (AF-A)
Continuous AF (AF-C)
Direct Manual Focus (DMF)
Focus Area
Wide Focus Area
Spot AF Area
Focus Area Selection
Manual Focus
Drive Modes
Single-Frame Advance
Continuous Advance
2-Second Self-Timer
10-Second Self-Timer
Exposure
The Role of Shutter Speed and Aperture
Equivalent Exposure
Measuring Brightness
ISO
Exposure Modes
Auto Mode (AUTO)
Digital Subject Programs
Portrait
Sports Action
Landscape
Sunset
Night Portrait
Program (P)
Aperture Priority (A)
Depth of Field-A Short Course
Depth-of-Field Preview
Depth of Field Shooting Tips
Shutter Priority (S)
Shutter Speed Considerations
Exposure Control Range Warnings
Manual (M)
Bulb Exposure
Select a Metering Method
14-Segment Honeycomb Pattern (Evaluative) Metering
Spot Metering
Center Weighted Metering
Exposure Compensation
Exposure Bracketing
Autoexposure Lock (AEL)
Exposure Evaluation
Luminance Limit Display
The Histogram
Flash Photography
The Built-in Flash
Flash Range
Accessory Flash Units
D-Series Flash Units
Program Flash 2500(D)
Program Flash 3600HS(D)
Program Flash 5600HS(D)
Macro Flash Units
Macro Ring Flash 1200
Macro Twin Flash 2400
Other Maxxum/Dynax Flash Units
Flash Photography and Camera Exposure Modes
Full-Auto Program (AUTO)
Program Exposure (P)
Aperture Priority (A)
Shutter Priority (S)
Manual (M)
Flash Metering Options
ADI Flash (Advanced Distance Integration)
Pre-Flash
Flash Modes
Fill-Flash
Red-Eye Reduction
Effective Ways to Reduce Red-eye
Rear Flash Sync
Motion Blur-How It Works
Wireless/Remote Flash
Modifying Flash Intensity
Flash Exposure Compensation
Flash vs. Ambient Light Exposure Compensation
Flash Photography in Low Light
Flash Photography in Bright Light
High Speed Flash Sync
Bounce Flash
Wireless/Remote Flash
Flash Range
Wireless/Remote Flash Techniques
Lenses and Accessories
Effective Lens Focal Lengths
Normal Lenses
Telephoto Lenses
Short Telephoto Lenses
Classic Telephoto Focal Lengths
Wide-Angle Lenses
Understanding the Fine Points of Lenses
Large vs. Small Maximum Apertures
High Tech Glass
Ultrasonic Focusing Motor
ADI Compatibility
Close Focusing
Digital Optimization
Selecting A Lens
Macro Accessories for Lenses
Magnifying Filters
Extension Tubes
Other Lens Accessories
Teleconverters
Protective Filters
Graduated Filters
Polarizing Filters
Camera Support Accessories
Working With Images
Image Data
Downloading Images
Memory Card Reader
PCMCIA Card
Direct from the Camera
DiMAGE MasterLite Software
Converting RAW/MRW Files
Browser Programs
Enhancing Your Images
Image Cataloging
Image Storage
Video Output
Direct Printing
Digital Print Order Format (DPOF)
Digital Prints
Computer Download
Direct-Print Printers
Kiosks
Photofinishers and Mini-Labs
On-Line Services
Troubleshooting Guide
Web Support