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RESOLUTION

The picture data can be recorded in JPEG format at five

different pixel settings, i.e. resolutions. This allows you

to adjust the setting precisely to the intended use or to

the available memory card capacity.

At the highest resolution (which also means the largest

data volume), which you should select for optimum

quality for larger prints, it is of course possible to save

considerably fewer pictures to a card than at the lowest

resolution, which is perfectly adequate for sending a

picture by e-mail or for a website.

Note:

Digital negative data (

DNG, see next section) is always

stored exclusively at the maximum resolution.

Setting the function

1. In the picture parameters menu (see p. 97/110),

select Resolution (4.2.2), and

2. the desired resolution in the sub-menu.

FILE FORMAT

The picture data is recorded either

a. in JPEG format – JPG fine or

b. using the

DNG file format, or

c. simultaneously in both formats (i.e. two files are

always created for each picture). In this case, the

JPG file will always be saved with the selected

resolution.

On the one hand this allows you to take account of

the intended usage and the available memory card

capacity, and on the other hand provides the security

and flexibility essential for deciding on the usage later.

Setting the function

1. In the picture parameters menu (see p. 97/110),

select Compression (4.2.1), and

2. the desired option in the sub-menu.

Notes:

• The standardized DNG (Digital Negative) format is

used for storage of completely unprocessed raw

picture data.

• When storing raw data (

DNG), irrespective of the

existing setting (for JPEG format), the resolution

is automatically set to (18MP), (see previous

section).

• If picture data is simultaneously stored as

DNG and

JPG fine, the existing resolution setting is used

for JPEG format, i.e. the two files can have totally

different resolutions.

• The remaining number of pictures shown in the

monitor does not necessarily change after every

picture. This depends on the subject; with JPEG files

very fine structures result in higher quantities of data,

homogeneous surfaces in lower quantities.

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