Going through
the extensive list of menu commands using the MENU/SET button to change your
image’s settings can be cumbersome. The task is simplified and quickened by
using the Quick Menu option. It simplifies command selection by listing only
the most important commands and their values and enabling you to make setting
changes. The Quick Menu is available in Intelligent Auto and the entire mode
dials options except My Color.
There are three
points to keep in mind when using Quick Menu. First, the Quick Menu option can
be activated in two ways. You can press the Q.MENU button on the upper-right
side on the back of camera or you can touch the Q.MENU icon on the LCD screen.
Both will display the Quick Menu data on the LCD screen.
MENU/SET>CUSTOM> (pg 6) TOUCH Q.MENU>[ON]
Second, as
covered in, how you navigate through the Quick Menu data will depend on how you
entered Quick Menu, the value chosen for the LCD DISP.STYLE command, and your
chosen data display screen format. If you used the Q.MENU button on the back of
the camera, you can use either the directional arrow buttons or the touch
screen. If you initiate the Quick Menu mode using the touch Q.MENU icon on the
LCD screen, you must use the touch screen method to navigate through the Quick
Menu data.
The LCD
screen’s display style (MENU/SET>CUSTOM> (pg 4) LCD DISP. STYLE) dictates
some of the navigation rules. The LCD Monitor style displays the Quick Menu
options with the selected option’s available values in a drop-down list. The
Viewfinder style displays only the Quick Menu options. To see the selected
option’s values, you will need to push the MENU/SET button or push in the rear
dial. To navigate through the available options, use the up and down
directional arrow buttons or rotate the rear dial. As always, experiment with
the different styles and determine what works best for you.
Regardless of
which data display screen format you had selected for displaying your image’s
command criteria, you will be presented with only two Quick Menu screen
formats: (1) Quick Menu data along with the image’s settings displayed across
the top of the display screen and (2) the LCD Info Display format.
The third point
covers what Quick Menu displays. What you see on the LCD screen will be based
on the selected mode dial option. If a command option is not available for
editing for the selected mode, it will not be displayed on the Quick Menu.
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