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You can see the controls clustered along the top edge of the back panel in Figure 3.7.
The key buttons and components and their functions are as follows:
■ Playback button. Press this button to review images you’ve taken, using the con-
trols and options I’ll explain in the next section. To remove the displayed image,
press the Playback button again, or simply tap the shutter release button.
■ Trash/Format #1. Press to erase the image shown on the LCD. A display will pop
up on the LCD asking you to press the Trash button once more to delete the photo,
or press the Playback button to cancel. Hold down this button and the metering
mode button on the top-right surface of the camera (both are marked with red
Format labels). “For” will appear in the monochrome status LCD. Choose which
memory card you want to erase (rotate the main command dial). Press the buttons
again to begin formatting your memory card.
■ Viewfinder eyepiece. You can frame your composition by peering into the
viewfinder. It’s surrounded by a soft rubber frame that seals out extraneous light
when pressing your eye tightly up to the viewfinder, and it also protects your
eyeglass lenses (if worn) from scratching. It can be removed and replaced by the
DK-5 eyepiece cap when you use the camera on a tripod, to ensure that light com-
ing from the back of the camera doesn’t venture inside and possibly affect the expo-
sure reading. Shielding the viewfinder with your hand may be more convenient
(unless you’re using the self-timer to get in the photo yourself).
■ Diopter adjustment wheel. Rotate this to adjust the diopter correction for your
eyesight, as described in Chapter 1.
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Figure 3.6