You can go into picture styles and you can customize it the way that you want to work it yourself and we'll take a closer look at that in the full menu section as well. Picture styles is a way of developing our in camera Jpegs and so if you remember back in the days of film, we had Kodak film and Fuji film and Agfa film and lots of others that each had it's own look. N some way on the camera and so my guess is that if you're a user of this camera and you've had it set up the way you like it and you swap it with another person who has the camera, you're not gonna figure out how things are working out, like how do you have this activated? What is this button doing? And so everyone's gonna want to tweak with these and so we're gonna go in and I'm going to give you a dozen of my favorite custom button setups for different types of scenarios. Now one that's kind of different is we do have a shortcut into the custom controls of the camera and we've been talking a little bit about this and just as a quick preview by going in here here are all the different buttons that you can customize i. So all of those controls, we had buttons on the top of the camera or dials on the back of the camera.

We're not going to talk very long about these because these are things that we have already talked about for the most part, but I can find this as a very handy feature if I ever have the camera mounted in a position where I can't see through the viewfinder or I can't see the top of the camera, say it's mounted up on a tripod that's quite tall, I can see those changes and I can make them in back even if you want to do it with touchscreen, you can do it with that. This is a short cut menu to features that you might want to have quick access to straight on the back of the camera.

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