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USING THE OK BUTTON SHORTCUT
The
button can be used as a shortcut
key for locking, marking, or rotating
images. By setting the
button to
perform the most commonly used
operation, images can be easily locked,
marked, or rotated with a single button
press. Alternatively, the
button
shortcut can be used to temporarily toggle
the over-exposure overlay on or off.
The OK Button Shortcut can be set from [OK Shortcut] in the Camera Set-up
Menu (P. 28 ).
Available functions to allocate to the
button.
Lock/Unlock
Lock the currently selected image by pressing the
button. If the current image is already locked, the image
will be unlocked.
Mark/Unmark
Mark the currently selected image by pressing the
button. If the current image is already marked, the image
will be unmarked.
Rotate
Each time the
button is pressed, rotate the currently
selected image 90 degrees to the left (counterclockwise).
Rotate
Each time the
button is pressed, rotate the currently
selected image 90 degrees to the right (clockwise).
Exp. Warning
Each time the
button is pressed, toggle the
exposure warning on or off.
z To dismiss the allocated function, set to [None].
WARNING !!
• Even if [Rotate] function is allocated to the button, it is not possible to
rotate the image when [Applied Rotate] of the Camera Set-up Menu (P.28)
is set to [OFF].