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Selecting "Frame Property" Options
1.
Open the file
(i.e.,
click "File" and "Open" then select desired file). With a view style
other than "Film" view: Click on the frame you want to edit to activate it, then click
"Tool"
and "Frame Property" to activate the Frame Property dialog box (Fig. 35).
The Frame Property dialog box can also be activated by double-clicking on the
desired frame data.
With "Film" view: Click on the frame you want to edit to activate it, click on the
right-hand button on the mouse then click "Property" to activate the Frame
Property dialog box (Fig. 35).
Frame Count
4
ShuUer speed
JEffT
Focal length
J130(70-180)
Metering system
JMuIti
Flash sync mode
jNormal
EV Difference in M
jo.o
Speedlight setting
joff
Date
109/02/1998
Comment
j
butterfly 1
Data Imprinting
~3
d
anual Exposure
d
~3
Aperture
|F5 9 i|
Lens maximum aperture
|F4 "5-F5 6
Exposure mode
(Aperture priority auto ^ j
Exposure Compensation value
|0 0 J
Fiash exposure compensation
I
00
d
Multiple exposure
|0f, ^
Time
110:13:00
Cancel j
(Fig.
35)
2.
On the Frame Property dialog box, edit the shooting data as desired then click "OK".
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