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FUNCTIONS
Contents
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4.21 BROWSING, PREVIEW AND
HISTOGRAM
BROWSE CAPTURES
Captures on the cards can be browsed on the rear display or
in the EVF. Where the captures are shown, depends on which
display is active when the Play / Browse Button (C) is pressed.
Browsing captures on the rear display
To enter Browse mode, press the Browse Button (C) next to
the Touch Display.
In Browse mode, swipe right or left or use the Front Scroll
Wheel (A) on the Camera Grip to Browse captures in a folder.
In Browse mode on the rear display, swipe right or left to
Browse captures.
Zoom out to Folder View to select another folder to Browse as
described on 95.
Press Shutter Release Button (B) to exit Browse mode or press
the Menu Button (E) .
Access the Delete Image Dialogue by pressing the Cross
Button (D) .
To select another overlay, use the rear scroll wheel.
You can zoom out to 9-view by pressing the AE-L button in
full image view. You can zoom out further to view Folders and
nallyselectcardasdescribedon95 (Using buttons).
The Image Preview setting in the General Settings > Preview
menu, includes a setting where you can choose to automati-
cally see a preview in the EVF after each capture. See more on
124.
Browsing captures in the EVF
With the EVF active, press the Play / Browse Button (C) . The
last capture will be shown.
To view another image, use the front scroll wheel or swipe the
rear display.
To select another overlay, use the rear scroll wheel.
You can zoom in using the AF-D button. To zoom out, use the
AE-L button. A long-press (1 sec), will auto-zoom in or out.
Zooming in the last image will be done around the focus point
used.
When zoomed-in, you can pan the images by swiping the rear
display. Which area of the rear screen that is used, can be set
as shown on 125.
Browsingofvideolesareexplainedon74.