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PRACTICAL DEFAULT SETTINGS ▸ PERSONALIZED LENS SETTINGS / EV INCREMENT
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PERSONALIZED LENS SETTINGS
The total angle of rotation of the lens used for focusing can be indi-
vidually adjusted. The setting selected indicates the angle of rotation
required to change the focus setting from infinity to the nearest pos-
sible distance. Example: for a setting to
90°, the entire focus range
will be run through when the focus ring is turned by one quarter. A
full turn of the focus ring will be needed for a setting to
360°. Small-
er values facilitate a faster, larger values a more precise adjustment.
A setting to
Maximum offers the highest precision.
Unlike the permanent settings, a setting to
Standard MF will result
in a non-linear dependency of rotation angle and focus setting. The
extent of the change depends dynamically on the speed of rotation.
With slow rotation, the same angle of rotation (e.g. 45°) causes a
smaller change than with fast rotation.
Factory setting:
Standard MF
▸ Select Focusing in the main menu
▸ Select
MF Setup
▸ Select the desired setting
(
Standard MF, 90°, 120°, 150°, 180°, 210°, 240°, 270°, 300°, 330°,
360°, Maximum)
Notes
• The settings
Standard MF and Maximum
are highly lens-dependent.
Maximum may, for example, mean a rotation angle of 360° or
720°.
EV INCREMENT
You can choose between 1⁄2 EV or 1⁄3 EV graduations. This will allow
you to choose between stronger or more subtle effects for your
relevant settings.
This setting doesn't just apply for exposure compensation settings.
It also specifies the sensitivity of the setting wheels in standard
shooting mode, i.e. the increment width with which the shutter
speeds and the aperture will be set. A setting to
1/2 will change the
shutter speeds and aperture values that much faster each time the
setting wheel is moved one click further and the correct setting is
achieved quicker. A setting to
1/3 facilitates a more precise setting.
Factory setting:
1/3
▸ Select Camera Settings in the main menu
▸ Select
EV Increment
▸ Select the desired setting
(
1/2, 1/3)
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