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Recording - Basic settings (picture)
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JPG SETTINGS
The functions and settings described in this section apply for
pictures taken in
JPGJPG format only.
RESOLUTION
The
JPGJPG format setting offers 3 image resolution (number of pixels)
options. The following file formats are available: L-J PGL-J PG, M-JPGM-JPG and
S-JPGS-JPG. You can therefore adjust your settings to the intended use
and available memory card capacity. The resolution also depends
on the selected sensor format. The set sensor format is shown in
the header line.
RESOLUTION Sensor format
35mm APS-C
L-J P GL-J P G
47 MP 20 MP
M-JPGM-JPG
24 MP 10 MP
S-JPGS-JPG
12 MP 5 MP
Factory setting:
L-J P GL-J P G
▸ Select JPG SettingsJPG Settings in the main menu
▸ Select JPG ResolutionJPG Resolution
▸ Select the desired resolution
(
L-JPG (47 MP / 20 MP)L-JPG (47 MP / 20 MP), M-JPG (24 MP / 10 MP)M-JPG (24 MP / 10 MP), S-JPG (12 MP / 5 MP)S-JPG (12 MP / 5 MP))
NOISE REDUCTION
In digital photography, the appearance of flawed pixels that can be
white, red, blue and green is called noise. Except when high
sensitivities are used, noise is luckily negligible. Nevertheless,
noise reduction is a component of data processing when JPG files
are generated. On the other hand, since it also has an effect on the
focus review, you can optionally weaken or strengthen this noise
reduction in comparison to the standard setting.
Factory setting:
LowLow
▸ Select JPG SettingsJPG Settings in the main menu
▸ Select Noise ReductionNoise Reduction
▸ Select the desired setting
(
LowLow, MediumMedium, HighHigh)
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