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USING THE OK BUTTON SHORTCUT
The
＜
OK
＞
button can be used as a shortcut key for locking, marking, or
rotating images. By setting the
＜
OK
＞
button to perform the most
commonly used operation, images can be easily locked, marked, or rotated
with a single button press. Alternatively, the
＜
OK
＞
button shortcut can be
used to temporarily toggle the over-exposure overlay on or off.
TO SET THE
＜
OK
＞
SHORTCUT
1
Press the
＜
MENU
＞
button on the back of
the camera to display the Camera Set-up Menu.
(See P. 96 )
2
Use the
＜ ／ ＞
arrows on the 4-way
controller to select “OK Shortcut”.
3
Press the
＜
＞
arrow or ＜
OK＞ to open
the sub-menu.
4
Use the
＜
／
＞
arrows on the 4-way
controller to select desired shortcut. Shortcut
options are: None, Lock/Unlock, Mark/Unmark,
Rotate
, Rotate , or Exp. Warning.
5
Press the
＜
＞
arrow or
＜
OK
＞
to apply the
setting or the
＜
＞
arrow or
＜
CANCEL
＞
to close sub-menu without making any changes.
