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Advanced User Guide These operating instructions assume you are using EOS-1D X Mark III firmware version 1.2.0 or later. E CT2-D061-D © CANON INC. 2020 Contents Introduction. 8 Package Contents. 9 Instruction Manuals. 11 Quick Start Guide. 12 About This Guide. 15 Compatible Cards. 17 Safety Instructions. 18 Handling Precautions. 21 Part Names. 24 Software. 47 Preparation and Basic Operations. 51 Charging the Battery. 52 Inserting/Removing Batteries. 56 Inserting/Removing Cards. 59 Turning on the Power. 64 Attaching/Detaching Lenses. 68 Basic Operations. 72 Menu Operations and Settings. 90 Quick Control. 95 Touch-Screen Operation. 98 Shooting Mode. 101 P: Program AE. 102 Tv: Shutter-priority AE. 106 Av: Aperture-priority AE. 109 M: Manual Exposure. 113 bulb: Long (Bulb) Exposures. 116 Shooting and Recording. 118 Still Photo Shooting. 119 Tab Menus: Still Photo Shooting (Viewfinder Shooting). 120 White Balance. 123 Custom White Balance. 129 White Balance Correction. 139 Color Space. 143 Picture Style Selection. 144 Picture Style Customization. 148 Picture Style Registration. 152 Clarity. 155 Lens Aberration Correction. 156 Image Quality. 162 ISO Speed Settings for Still Photos. 171 Auto Lighting Optimizer. 179 Long Exposure Noise Reduction. 181 High ISO Speed Noise Reduction. 183 Highlight Tone Priority. 184 Image Review. 185 Shutter Release Without Card. 186 Mirror Lockup. 187 Dust Delete Data Acquisition. 189 Shooting With Speedlites. 193 Flash Function Settings. 198 Anti-Flicker Shooting. 211 Multiple Exposures. 213 HDR PQ Settings. 223 Metering Mode Selection. 226 Manual Exposure Compensation. 229 Auto Exposure Bracketing (AEB). 231 Exposure Lock (AE Lock). 234 Using the Eyepiece Shutter. 236 Using a Remote Switch. 237 Still Photo Shooting (Live View Shooting). 238 Tab Menus: Still Photo Shooting (Live View Shooting). 239 Live View Shooting. 242 Shutter Mode. 245 Exposure Simulation. 247 Metering Timer. 248 General Live View Shooting Precautions. 249 Movie Recording. 251 Tab Menus: Movie Recording. 252 Movie Recording. 254 Movie Recording Quality. 272 Sound Recording. 283 Time Code. 287 Canon Log Settings. 294 Movie Digital IS. 300 Other Menu Functions. 302 General Movie Recording Precautions. 307 AF/Drive. 309 Tab Menus: AF Tab (Viewfinder Shooting). 310 Tab Menus: AF Tab (Live View Shooting). 313 Tab Menus: AF Tab (Movie Recording). 316 AF Operation. ..

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