Ricoh GR III Installation guide

FAQ GR III and GR IIIx
RICOH IMAGING Europe S.A.S.
Parc ICADE Paris Orly-Rungis
7-9 avenue Robert Schuman
94150 Rungis
France
Below is a list of frequently asked questions and corresponding answers for the
GRIII and GR IIIx digital cameras.
◆General function and specification
Q: What accessories are provided with this camera?
A: The following accessories are providing with this camera.
•Hand Strap
•USB cable I-USB166 (Type CType A)
•Rechargeable lithium-ion battery DB-110
•USB power adaptor AC-U1
•Power plug
•Hot shoe cover (Set on camera)
•Ring cap
GR III:GN-1(BK) (Set on camera)
GR IIIx:GN-2 (BK) (Set on camera)
•Instruction manual
* No camera case nor SD (SDHC) Memory Cards are included with the camera.
Q: What are the optional accessories for this camera?
A: The optional accessories are as follows:
•Rechargeable Battery (DB-110)
•Battery charger (BJ-11)
•AC adapter kit (K-AC166)
•External viewfinder:
For GR III: External viewfinder (GV-1), External mini viewfinder (GV-2)
For GR IIIx: External mini viewfinder (GV-3)
•Flash:
External P-TTL Flash: PENTAX AF540FGZ / PENTAX AF540FGZII / PENTAX AF360FGZ /
PENTAX AF360FGZII / PENTAX AF201FG
• Conversion lens / Lens adapter:
For GR III: Wide-angle conversion lens (GW-4), Lens adapter (GA-1)
For GR IIIx:Tele conversion lens (GT-2), Lens adapter (GA-2)
• Case:
For GR III: Soft Case (GC-9), Soft Case (GC-10)
For GR III and GR IIIx: Soft Case (GC-11), Soft Case (GC-12)

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•Strap:
Neck strap (GS-3)…GR logo, Neck strap (ST-2)…RICOH logo, Hand strap (GS-2)…GR logo
•Cable switch:
Cable switch (CA-3)
•USB cable:
USB Cable I-USB166 (Type CType A)
•Ring cap:
For GR III:GN-1 (DG) Dark Gray / (BK) Black
For GR IIIx:GN-2 (DG) Dark Gray / (BK) Black / (BZ) Bronze
*Please click here for more information.
Q: Are there any other necessary items that are not included in the kit?
A: None required; the GR III and GR IIIx have about 2GB of storage space as internal memory.
If you want to store more images, please prepare a card with a capacity that matches the number of images
you will take.
Q: What is the material of camera exterior parts.
A: It is a magnesium alloy
Q: Does the camera have an optical viewfinder?
A: There is no built-in optical viewfinder.
Optional external viewfinder (GV-1) / (GV-2) / (GV-3) is available.
For GR III: External viewfinder (GV-1), External mini viewfinder (GV-2)
For GR IIIx: External mini viewfinder (GV-3)
Q: Does the camera have a zoom function?
A: There is no optical zoom function or digital zoom function.
However, there is a "crop" function that allows you to set the angle of view.
GR III: Can be set to 35mm or 50mm from normal 28mm.
GR IIIx: Can be set to 50mm or 71mm from normal 40mm.
*Figures are in 35mm format.
Q: What is a [Crop] function ?
A: This function uses the center of the image sensor for shooting.
The outside of the normal shooting range is cut off, and the angle of view becomes narrower as the shooting
range becomes narrower, giving the impression of a longer focal length.
Even though it is a single focal length lens, you can use different angles of view depending on the theme,
expanding the range of expression.

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This can be set in the [Crop] menu in the recording settings menu 5.
In the case of the GR III, when set to [35mm] or [50mm], the angle of view changes from the normal 28mm to
the equivalent of 35mm or 50mm, and the screen display also changes.
*Figures are in 35mm format.
In the case of the GR IIIx, when set to [50 mm] or [71 mm], the angle of view changes from the normal 40
mm to the equivalent of 50 mm or 71 mm, and the screen display also changes.
*Figures are in 35mm format.
There are some restrictions for [JPEG Recording Size] depends on a [Crop] setting.
GR III: Crop off (28mm)
GR IIIx: Crop off (40mm)
Follow the JPEG recording size
GR III:35mm GR IIIx: 50mm
When set to [L]: Record in [M].
If set to [M], [S] or [XS]: Follow the
JPEG recording size
GR III: 50mm GR IIIx: 71mm
When set to [L] or [M]: Recoding
in [S].
If set to [S] or [XS]: Follow the
JPEG recording size
*Figures are in 35mm format.
When [Crop] is set in the [Fn Button Setting] menu of the C 2 Customize Controls, the angle of view can be
changed by pressing the Fn button.

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Q: What is the angle of view when the crop function is set, when the wide conversion lens is attached
to the GR III, and when the tele conversion lens is attached to the GR IIIx?
A: In the case of GR III
Crop off: 75.2°
Crop 35mm: 63.3°
Crop 50mm: 46.7°
GR III + Wide conversion lens (GW-4)
Crop off: 91.5°
Crop 35mm: 78.8°(35mm film equivalent 26mm)
Crop 50mm: 59.8°(35mm film equivalent 38mm)
In the case of GR IIIx
Crop off: 56.8°
Crop 50mm: 46.7°
Crop 71mm: 33.7°
GR IIIx + Tele conversion lens (GT-2)
Crop 50mm: 32.1°(35mm film equivalent 75mm)
Crop 71mm: 22.8°(35mm film equivalent 107mm)
*When the tele conversion lens (GT-2) is attached, the camera will automatically switch to a 50mm
crop.
*All are diagonal angles.
Q: What is the shooting distance range when the tele conversion lens is attached to the GR IIIx?
A: When macro is off in Focus AF, the shooting distance range is from 0.4m to ∞ from the tip of the GT-2.
When the macro mode is on, the shooting distance range is from 23cm to 50cm from the tip of the GT-2.
*The value on the focus bar displayed when the focus is MF, It is the shooting distance from the tip of the
lens.
*When the tele conversion lens (GT-2) is attached, the camera will operate within the allowable shooting
distance when moving the focus in MF mode.
Q: Is there any function for reduce camera shake?
A: Yes, there is the built-in sensor-shift Shake Reduction system (SR) with 3-axis both of GR III and GR IIIx..
*You can set [On] or [Off] at □,7[Shooting Assist] menu.

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*If you set [Self-timer] for [Drive Mode], the [Shake Reduction] is automatically switched off.
*If you like to keep it stay on, set [Auto SR Off] mode of □,7 [Shooting Assist] menu for [Disable
Auto SR Off].
・Customization settings for the Fn button (in still image mode)
*If you set [Shake Reduction] for [Fn Button Setting] at C□,2[Customize Controls] menu, then you can
switch [On] or [Off] accordingly by pressing Fn button.
Q: What is the recording format?
A: Still Image:
File Format
[JPEG] (Exif 2.3 compliance), (DCF2.0 compliance)
[RAW]: Record RAW (DNG) image (14bit)
[RAW]+[JPEG]: Record both RAW image and JPEG image at same time.
Aspect Ratio
[3:2], [1:1]
Crop
GR III: [35mm], [50mm] and [Off]
GR IIIx: [50mm], [71mm] and [Off]
JPEG
[L], [M], [S] and [XS]
Color Space
[sRGB], [AdobeRGB]

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Recorded Pixels
3:2
L (24M:6000 x 4000)
M (15M:4800 x 3200)
S (7M:3360 x 2240)
XS (2M:1920 x 1280)
1:1
L (16M:4000 x 4000)
M (10M:3200 x 3200)
S (5M:2240 x 2240)
XS (1.6M:1280 x 1280)
・When set the [Aspect Ratio] for [1:1], left and right of LCD monitor will display black.
Movie:
File Format
MPEG4 AVC / H.264
（
MOV
）
Recorded Pixel
Full HD (1920 x 1080 / 60p / 30p / 24p)
Sound
Built-in stereo microphone
Recording Time
Up to 4GB or 25 minutes at max. automatically stops recording if the
internal temperature of the camera becomes high.
Q: What is the operating temperature range?
A: The operating temperature range for both the GR III and GR IIIx is 0°C to 40°C.
Depending on the surrounding temperature and usage conditions, the temperature of the camera may
become high. For safety reasons, the camera is equipped with a function that automatically shuts down
when the temperature exceeds a certain level.
Q: What is the maximum magnification for macro close-up photography?
A: The GR III is 0.35x with the camera alone and 0.48x with the wide conversion lens (GW-4) attached.
The GR IIIx is 0.25x with the camera alone and 0.17x when the tele conversion lens (GT-2) is attached.
Shooting distance
(From the tip of lens
）
Magnification
GR III
10cm
6cm
0.21
0.35
GR III + Wide conversion lens (GW-4)
+ Lens adapter (GA-1)
3.4cm
1.5cm
0.28
0.48
GR IIIx
20cm
12cm
0.14
0.25
GR IIIx
+ Tele conversion lens (GT-2)
+ Lens adapter (GA-2)
40cm
23cm
0.09
0.17
*Upper row: Normal shooting condition / Lower: Macro mode
*Figures for shooting distance with conversion lens attached are the distance from the tip of the conversion lens.

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◆Power supply / Battery
Q: What kind of battery does the camera use?
A: The rechargeable lithium-ion battery DB-110.
The DB-65 for GR / GR ll /GR DIGITAL series or dry cell can’t be used for GR IlI and GR IIIx.
Q: How long can the rechargeable lithium-ion battery DB-110 be used for?
A: As a guide of using time are as below.
Number of still images shot: *1
Approx. 200
Playback time *2
Approx. 180 minutes
*1 The number of still images shot is measured in conditions that comply with CIPA standards and it may vary
from condition of use. (Example of CIPA standards: LCD monitor On, Temperature 23℃)
*2 The movie recording time is limited as up to 4GB or 25 minutes at one time.
Q: How to charge the rechargeable battery DB-110?
A: There are two ways to charge the DB-110: with the DB-110 inside the camera, or by using the battery
charger (BJ-11), optional accessories.
[Charge with the camera]
・With the DB-110 set inside the camera, connect the USB cable.
・Charge the battery from an electrical outlet using the supplied USB cable, USB power adapter (AC-U1) and
power plug.
・The charging time depends on the remaining battery power.
*When the battery is empty, it takes about 2.5 hours to complete charging (at 25°C).
・The battery will also be charged when the camera is connected to the computer with a USB cable.
(When connected to a computer, the camera will start up in playback mode, so please turn off the camera
after connecting.)
[Charge with using the battery charger (BJ-11), optional accessories]
・Remove the DB-110 from the camera and recharge it using the battery charger (BJ-11), optional accessories.
(Charging time: about 2.5 hours)
*Charging time is approximate. It may vary depending on usage conditions.
*Batteries that have been left in the camera for a long period of time and have become over-discharged need
to be recharged by a device other than a PC.
(It is recommended to use the USB cable and USB power adapter included with the camera.)
Q: Is there an AC adapter for the camera?
A: There is the optional AC adapter kit [K-AC166]
Q: When the battery is removed, how long the date and time set in the camera retained?
A: Once a fully charged battery has been loaded and left in the camera for 2 hours, data remains
backed up for approximately 2 days when the battery is removed.

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◆Memory Card
Q: Which SD Memory Cards have been tested for compatibility?
A: Compatibility with this camera has been tested with memory cards from the following manufacturers:
- Panasonic / Toshiba (KIOXIA) / SanDisk
SD Memory Cards with capacities up to 2GB
SDHC Memory Cards with capacities up to 32GB
SDXC Memory Cards with capacities of 64GB / 128GB
- Toshiba (KIOXIA) / SanDisk
SDXC Memory Cards with capacities of 256GB
- SanDisk
SDXC Memory Cards with capacities of 512GB
*If saving movie images, it is recommended to use a Class 6 or faster Memory Card.
*The GRlll has 2GB built in memory.
As of October 2021
*Tested" denotes only that the operation of the product has been checked by RICOH IMAGING and in no way
constitutes a guarantee to customers that the product is suited to their requirements.
Q: When using SD Memory Cards, what should I do first?
A: Card that are unused or that have been used on other devices, such as another camera or a computer,
must first be formatted on the GRIlI.
*Please note that formatting will delete all data recorded on the card.
Q: Can I use the SD Memory Card with Wi-Fi function?
A: No, it is not corresponded. (We are not guarantee the function.)
Q: Does GRlll correspond with UHS standard?
A: Yes, it is corresponded with UHS-1 standard. (SDHC and SDXC Memory card)
Q: Can I use mini SD card and micro SD card with the adapter?
A: No, we cannot guaranty the function of any memory card use with adapter.
Please use SD, SDHC or SDXC Memory card.

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◆Shooting Function
Q: Please tell me about [Image Control] function.
・For GR III (firmware version 1.20 or earlier)
To update to the latest GR III firmware version, click here.
A: By changing the saturation, color or contrast you can create characteristic images.
Standard
Normal image
Vivid
Create sharp and colorful image.
Monotone
Black & White
Soft Monotone
Create soft impression of B&W image
Hard Monotone
Create solid impression of B&W image
Hi-Contrast B&W
Create B&W image that emphasize contrast. It will show up grained image
such as used ultra-fast film or result of the sensitized development.
Positive Film
Create high saturation image such as used Positive Film.
Bleach Bypass
Create image that lower saturation and higher contrast.
Retro
Create image like old photograph.
HDR Tone
Emphasize fine contrast and create with image of a painting impression.
Custom1
Custom2
Can be registered 2 kinds of settings
・(movie) mode: [Soft Monotone] and [HDR Tone] are not usable.
・The [Image Control] is not reflected for RAW image. It can be set when run the [RAW Development]
at the □,2 [Image Edit] menu.
・You can set it to [ADJ Mode Setting] and [Fn Button Setting] at C□,2 [Customize Controls] menu.
・For GR IIIx
* For the GR III, the same functions as below are available with firmware version 1.30 or later
(click here).

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A: By changing the saturation, color or contrast you can create characteristic images.
Standard
Normal image
Vivid
Create sharp and colorful image.
Monotone
Black & White
Soft Monotone
Create soft impression of B&W image
Hard Monotone
Create solid impression of B&W image
Hi-Contrast B&W Create B&W image that emphasize contrast. It will show up grained image
such as used ultra-fast film or result of the sensitized development.
Positive Film
Create high saturation image such as used Positive Film.
Bleach Bypass
Create image that lower saturation and higher contrast.
Retro
Create image like old photograph.
HDR Tone
Emphasize fine contrast and create with image of a painting impression.
Cross
process
The result is a distinctive color that looks like silver halide film that has been
cross-developed.
Custom1
Custom2
Can be registered 2 kinds of settings
・(movie) mode: [Soft Monotone] and [HDR Tone] are not usable.
・The [Image Control] is not reflected for RAW image. It can be set when run the [RAW Development]
at the □,2 [Image Edit] menu.
・You can set it to [ADJ Mode Setting] and [Fn Button Setting] at C□,2 [Customize Controls] menu.
Q: Which function can be set for the [Direct Key].
A: If you press each button at the Capture mode, you can run below function instantly.
・The above function also can be set at the [Image Capture Settings] by pressing [MENU] button.
・The function of can be changed by the [Drive Button] and [ISO Button] at the [Fn Button Setting]
of the C□,2 [Customize Controls] menu.
MACRO Mode
White Balance
ISO Setting
Drive Mode

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Q: Continuous Shooting
A: It will shoot continuously while pressing [ ].
Set [Continuous Shooting] mode of the [Drive Mode] at the of the □,4 [Shooting Settings] menu or
[Drive Mode] of the [Direct Key] to perform continuous shooting..
Q: How to operate the Macro mode.
A: In shooting mode, press the direct key ▲(macro mode button) to enter macro mode.
The GR III can shoot AF within a range of 6 to 12 cm from the lens tip.
The GR IIIx can be shoot AF within a range of 12 to 24cm from the lens tip.
・If you point the camera at a distant subject and focus while in macro mode, the camera will not focus.
If you want to shoot a distant subject, cancel the macro mode.
・If you press ▲[Macro Mode] button once again, Macro mode will be cancelled
Q: What is the [Dynamic Range Compensation]?
A: You can expand an image gradation to make the bright and dark portions of an image clearly
visible.
・Set [D-Range Correction] of the □,6 [Image Process Settings] menu.
Press key for select [Highlight Correction] / [Shadow Correction].

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・The noise of image may be noticeable if you select [High] of the [Shadow Correction].
Q: What is the [Preview]?
A: You can check the depth of field before shooting the image.
・When [Hold Movie/Wireless Btn.] of the [Fn Button Setting] menu is set to [Preview] at the
C□,2 [Customize Controls] menu, the Aperture preview is available.
If you press and hold (Movie/Wireless) button, the aperture will change to set value, and you can check
the depth of field.
When you release the (Movie/Wireless) button, the [Preview] mode is canceled.
・In the [Preview] mode, the shutter release cannot be operated, and the aperture value cannot be changed.
・When the Flash is in use, Preview value and actual aperture value may differ.
・Because the [Preview] is used for checking the depth of field, the AE system may not function properly.
・The [Preview] is not available at the (Movie)mode.
You can select from [Auto], [On] or [Off]
You can’t select [On] at the (movie) mode
Highlight Correction
Shadow Correction
You can select from [Auto], [Low], [Medium],
[High] or [Off]

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Q: What is the function of [B(Bulb)], [T(Time)] and [BT(Bulb Timer)] ?
A: You can select B, T and BT for the shutter speed in M mode.
Shutter Speed
Function
B (Bulb) The image continues to be exposed while the shutter release button is
pressed. The exposure ends when the shutter release button is released.
T (Time)
The exposure begins when the shutter release button is pressed.
The exposure ends when the shutter release button is pressed again.
BT:(Bulb Timer)
The exposure begins when the shutter release button is pressed and ends
at set time. The exposure time can be set by [Control Dial ( )].
*The following function are available at [B] and [T] setting.
・Single Frame Shooting
・Multiple Exposure Shooting
*The following function are available at [BT] setting.
・Single Frame Shooting
・Multiple Exposure Shooting
・Interval Shooting
・Interval Composite
*Operation is also possible using the optional Cable Switch (CA-3) with the USB Cable.
*The [One Push AE in M Mode] of [Fn Button Setting] at the C□,2[Customize Controls] menu is not
available,
Q: What is the function of [Interval Shooting] ?
A: The camera takes pictures automatically at the fixed interval time.
Set the [Drive Mode] at the □,4[Shooting Setting] menu or [Drive Mode Button] of the [Direct Key].

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Select [INT] and press [Fn] button. Set above 4 items
Interval
Set interval time from 00:01 to 60:00
Number of Shots
Set the number of shots as [
∞
] or [2 to 99]
Start Interval
Set the timing of first shot as [NOW] or [Set Time]
Start Time
Set the Times of Day if you select [Set time] at [Start Interval]
・Depend on the shooting settings, the time until next shot may longer than time that set at Interval.
・When the [OK] button is pressed, the interval shooting is cancelled.
・It is created and saved new folder for each interval shooting.
・When one of the [MF], [Snap] or [∞] is selected for [Focus] mode at the □,1[Focus Settings] menu,
the focus point is fixed to the point of first shot.
・It is recommended to use the battery with sufficient power or optional AC Adapter(D-AC116).
Q: What is the function of [Interval Composite]?
A: A series of continuous images taken at set intervals is merged in such a way that the bright areas remain.
Use this function when you want to record the trails of light formed by stars and so on during nightscape
shooting. It is also possible to keep image between shots
・Set [Drive Mode] at the □,4Shooting Settings] menu or [Drive Mode Button] of [Direct Key].
Select , and press [Fn]. Set above 4 items
Interval
Set interval time from 10 minutes to 24 hours
Start Interval
Set the timing of first shot as [NOW] or [Set Time]
Start Time
Set the Times of Day if you select [Set time] at [Start Interval]
Save Interim
Images
Set if save or not images before composite or middle of composite.
It is saved as JPEG format for image that middle of composite.

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*Please mount the camera on a tripod
*Set exposure, focus mode and white balance and confirm the composition.
It will composite as these settings.
*After first shot by release the shutter, it will continuously release the shutter at minimum interval.
*It is recommended to use Self-Timer mode to avoid the camera shake of first shot in case [Now] is selected
for [Start Interval].
*It is recommended to use a memory card with sufficient free space and a high speed memory card.
*You can confirm the image that middle of composite when you press the shutter button halfway.
*When you press the shutter button fully, you can save composite image at that point and can continue
and start and save new composite images.
*When press [OK] button, the shooting is ends and composite image is saved.
Caution:
・When the [OK] or Shutter button is pressed during the exposure, that image is not saved.
・If exposure mode is changed or turn off the camera, the interval shooting is cancelled.
・The AF function will not work after 2nd shot.
・The [Slow Shutter Speed NR] of [Noise Reduction] at □,6[Image Process Setting] menu and the
[Shake Reduction] at □,7[Shooting Assist] menu are fixed to [Off].
Memo:
・It is created and saved new folder for each interval shooting.
・Below settings are fixed to the value of the 1st shot.
ISO Auto: ISO/Tv/Av, Auto White Balance: White Balance
Q: What is the function of [Slow Shutter Speed NR]?
A: You can set [On] or [Off] of the noise reduction function which likely to happen at the slow shutter speed.
When you set [Slow Shutter Speed NR] of the [Noise Reduction] at the □,6[Image Process Settings]
menu, the noise reduction processing is carried out.

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Auto
Process noise reduction on judging of Shutter speed, ISO speed and temperature.
On
Process noise reduction when the shutter speed is longer than 1 second.
Off
Not process noise reduction
The status lamp will brink during process of noise reduction
Q: What is the function of [High-ISO Noise Reduction]?
A: You can set the noise reduce function as below.
1. When you set [High-ISO Noise Reduction] of the [Noise Reduction] at the □,6[Image Process
Settings] menu and [High-ISO Noise Reduction] will display when the Direct Key is pressed.
2. Select item by ▲▼key and press [OK] button
Auto
Correspond ISO, automatically process noise reduction
Low/Medium/High
Process noise reduction as level of Low, Medium and High
Custom
Can be set strength of reduction for each ISO sensitivity
Off
It does not perform noise reduction
When the [OK] button is pressed, return to [Noise Reduction] display.
When the [Custom] is selected, proceed to the next step No.3.

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When the other item is selected, proceed to the step No.5.
3.Select [Custom Options] and press direct key.
The selection of ISO sensitivity will display.
4.Select ISO sensitivity by ▲▼direct key
5.Press [OK] button.
*It may take longer time to save the processed image than usual when the [Noise Reduction] is set.
Q: How to operate [ND Filter]?
A: You can decrease 2 steps of the brightness by using ND filter.
It is useful that when you like to use slower shutter speed without changing the aperture.
The GRlll equipped built-in [ND Filter], you can set whether or not to always use the [ND Filter]
at the □,2 or □,2 [Exposure Setting].
Auto
The camera judges [On] or [Off] according to the situation. The ND filter is used if the
icon is displayed on the shooting screen when the shutter release button is depressed
halfway. It cannot be selected at the
(
Movie) mode.
On
The ND filter is always used. The icon is displayed on the shooting screen.
Off
The ND filter is not used.
・The [ND Filter] can be set to [Fn Button] for [Fn Button Setting] at the C□,2[Customize Controls] menu.

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Q: What is [Focus Peaking] function?
A: Intensifies the outlines and contrast of the focused subjects, make it easier to adjust the focus manually.
・You can set [Focus Peaking] at the □,1[Focus Settings] menu.
・Select from [Highlight Edge], [Extract Edge] or [Off].
Screen display of GR III (firmware version 1.41 or earlier)
To update to the latest GR III firmware version, click here.
Link ：https://www.ricoh-imaging.co.jp/english/support/digital/gr3_s.html
Screen display of GR IIIx and GR III firmware version 1.50 or later.

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Q: How can I return the focus frame to the center position after changing the focus frame position?
A: When the touch panel operation is on, double-tapping the screen will return the focus frame to the center
position.
*For the GR III, this function is effective with firmware version 1.30 or later.
To update to the latest GR III firmware version, click here.
Or other method is, If the focus mode is Select AF, Pinpoint AF, Tracking AF, or Continuous AF, the focus frame
can be moved by pressing the OK button on the shooting screen, and then pressing and holding the OK button
will return the focus frame to the center.
Q: Is it possible to shoot multiple exposures?
A: Yes it does. It takes images while compositing them together.
The method of compositing differs depending on the compositing method setting.
[Average]: Compositing with averaged exposure value.
[Adding]: Compositing with adding exposure value.
*If you have the correct exposure setting on one of your shots, it will be overexposed, so take a shot
with a lower exposure.
[comparative bright]: Compose the image by replacing only the bright areas compared to the first image.
Set it at the [Drive Mode] of the □,4[Shooting Settings] or [Drive Mode Button] of the [Direct Key].
Select [Drive Mode] Select [Multiple-exposure]
Select [Composite Mode] Select composite factor and press [OK] button

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Select [Save Interim Images] Select one of 4 method and press [OK]
Contents of settings are displayed. When you shoot next image select [Next shot]
Press [OK] and return to capture screen. and press [OK]. Press [MENU] to return [Drive]
Capture the first shot. screen. When you redo the shooting: [Retake shot].
Repeat procedures above when you shoot next image.
When you like to return to previous merged image, select [Retake shot].
When you finish the shooting, select [Complete], then merged image is saved.
The following functions cannot be changed during the Multiple Exposure Shooting.
・□,3[White Balance Settings] menu
・□,4[Shooting Settings] menu
・□,5[Image Capture Settings] menu
・□,6[Image Process Settings] menu
Q: About Recording Movies Function
A: Movies with sound can be recorded.
Main Specification:
File Format
MPEG4 AVC/H.264 (MOV)
Recorded Pixels
Full HD (1920 x 1080 / 60p / 30p / 24p)
Sound
Built-in stereo microphone
Recording Time
Up to 25 minutes or 4GB, automatically stops recording if the internal
temperature of the camera becomes high