User manual PENTAX REAR CONVERTER A, 1.4X-S, 2X-S, 4X-L, 2X-L

[. . . ] Please take care, as there are even cases where limitations are placed on taking pictures even for personal enjoyment during demonstrations, performances or of items on display. Images taken with the purpose of obtaining copyrights also cannot be used outside the scope of use of the copyright as laid out in the Copyright Act, and care should be taken here also. Regarding trademarks · PENTAX and smc PENTAX are trademarks of PENTAX Corporation. · PENTAX PHOTO Browser, PENTAX PHOTO Laboratory, PENTAX REMOTE Assistant are trademarks of PENTAX Corporation. [. . . ] For each picture taken, an image of the picture is added to the [Camera buffer] window. You can resize the [Camera buffer] window by dragging the sides or corners of the window. · In buffer select mode, the captured images are temporarily stored to the buffer memory of the camera. Even if the images are stored to the computer, they are not deleted from the buffer memory of the camera. Once the buffer memory of the camera becomes full, you cannot take any more pictures. Be sure to delete images saved to the computer or unneeded images from the buffer memory accordingly. · If you change the save mode (to single shot mode or auto save mode) while thumbnails are displayed on the [Camera buffer] window, the message [The camera buffer memory will be cleared. Clicking [OK] deletes the images displayed on the [Camera buffer] window and the images in the buffer memory of the camera. · Turning the camera off also deletes the images displayed on the [Camera buffer] window and the images in the buffer memory of the camera. 28 A checkbox is displayed in the upper right corner of each thumbnail on the [Camera buffer] window. You can select an image by clicking the checkbox and adding a check ( ), and then use the toolbar on the [Camera buffer] window to perform the operations below. To select all the images on the [Camera buffer] window, click on the toolbar. Saves the selected image(s). The [Save As] dialog box is displayed for each image. The [Save As] dialog box displays the destination folder and file name set with the [Options] dialog box. You can also change the destination folder and file name before saving the image. delay shooting) when the flash mode is set to r (Wireless mode), the flash mode changes to E (Flash On). You cannot select j (Continuous shooting) when the exposure mode is set to p (Bulb). When the u is connected, j (Burst Shooting) cannot be selected. You can copy the current settings to other cameras when multiple cameras are connected to the computer. Click [Synchronize] to display the [Synchronize shooting conditions] dialog box. Add a check next to the body number of the camera you wish to set the same conditions on, and then click [OK]. This setting is available and can be changed when the shooting mode is set to e (Hyper-program), b (Shutter priority), L (Shutter & Aperture priority), or a (Hyper-manual). This setting is available and can be changed when the shooting mode is set to e (Hyper-program), c (Aperture priority), L (Shutter & Aperture priority), a (Hyper-manual), p (Bulb), or M (Flash X-sync speed). Drive Mode Synchronize Shutter Speed Aperture 32 EV Compensation This setting is available and can be changed when the shooting mode is set to e (Hyper-program), K (Sensitivity priority), b (Shutter priority), c (Aperture priority), or L (Shutter & Aperture priority). This setting is available and can be changed when the shooting mode is set to a mode other than B (Green). This setting is available and can be changed when the shooting mode is set to a mode other than B (Green) or p (Bulb). Sets the number of frames and the step interval. [. . . ] Set [Release when charging] to [On] on the [Custom Setting] window, or provide ample time for the flash to charge. This is displayed when the shutter cannot be released due to a reason other than the camera is unable to focus or the flash is not fully charged. Check the settings on the camera and the PENTAX REMOTE Assistant. This is displayed when a connected camera loses its connection. [. . . ]