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F5 shooting data to be stored and data storage capacity:
Type of data
to be stored
A
B
C
D
Shooting data items
Shutter speed, aperture, focal length, film counter, lens
maximum aperture
Type A items plus: shooting date and time
Type B items plus: imprinted letters
Type C items plus: metering system, exposure mode,
sync mode, deviation from the correct exposure value
and exposure compensation value in manual mode
Data storage capacity
(no.
of rolls of film)
Approx. 78
Approx. 36
Approx. 12
Approx. 10
(or approx. 39 rolls
without the MF-28)
* When using 36-exposure
film.
Data storage capacity varies according to the num-
ber of frames shot and/or if multiple exposure shooting is conducted. Types B and
C items can be stored only when the Multi-Control Back MF-28 is attached.
Without the MF-28, you can only store type A items even if you select types B or C.
Downloading shooting data from the F5 camera body
You can download shooting data from the F5 camera body.
1.
On the F5 Shooting Data dialog box, click "Load" to activate the Data Loading
dialog box. (Fig. 25)
(Fig.
25)
On the Data Loading dialog box, input up to four letters for the first half of the file
name.
Then click "OK" to start downloading the shooting data.
2.
The loaded shooting data is saved with the specified name. The film number for
the last half of the file name and file name extension
".psh"
is automatically added
to the file name. To open the saved shooting data
file,
click "File" and "Open".
• To view style options for shooting data files, see page 32.
• For details, see the help message for the F5 Shooting Data dialog box.
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