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Nomenclature
Using a Genuine Interface Cable (sold separately)
If you use a genuine interface cable (sold
separately, p.478), run the cable through the
clamp before attaching the clamp to the cable
protector.
Clamp
Connecting interface cable without using the cable protector may
damage the digital terminal.
Do not use a USB 2.0 cable equipped with a Micro-B plug. It may
damage the camera’s digital terminal.
As shown in the lower-right illustration for step 4, check that the interface
cable is securely attached to the digital terminal.
To connect the camera to a TV set, using HDMI Cable HTC-100 (sold
separately) is recommended. Using the cable protector is recommended
even when connecting an HDMI cable.
- EOS 7D Mark II (G) 1
- Introduction 2
- Item Check List 3
- Windows XXX XXX 4
- Mac OS X XXX XXX 4
- Compatible Cards 5
- Quick Start Guide 6
- Icons in this Manual 8
- Basic Assumptions 8
- Chapters 9
- Contents 10
- Basic Shooting 79 11
- Image Settings 145 11
- GPS Settings 197 12
- Advanced Operations 215 12
- Flash Photography 253 13
- Shooting Movies 313 13
- Image Playback 353 14
- Post-Processing Images 397 15
- Sensor Cleaning 405 15
- Customizing the Camera 431 15
- Reference 467 16
- Index to Features 17
- Handling Precautions 20
- LCD Panel and LCD Monitor 21
- Nomenclature 22
- LCD Panel 25
- Viewfinder Information 27
- Battery Charger LC-E6 32
- Battery Charger LC-E6E 32
- Attaching the Strap 33
- Using the Cable Protector 34
- Getting Started 37
- Charging the Battery 38
- Open the cover 41
- Insert the card 41
- Installing the Card 41
- Close the cover 42
- Remove the card 43
- Removing the Card 43
- Turning on the Power 45
- Number of Possible Shots 46
- Display the menu screen 47
- Time/Zone] 47
- Set the time zone 47
- Set the date and time 48
- Set the daylight saving time 48
- Under the [52] tab, select 49
- [LanguageK] 49
- Set the desired language 49
- Image Conversion Factor 50
- Lens Image Stabilizer 53
- Basic Operation 54
- Pressing Halfway 55
- Pressing Completely 55
- Shutter Button 55
- 6 Main Dial 56
- <5> dial 57
- Turn the <5> dial only 57
- Quick Control Dial 57
- AF Area Selection Lever 58
- Multi-controller 58
- U LCD Panel Illumination 60
- Set the desired functions 61
- Function Setting Screen 63
- 3 Menu Operations 64
- Dimmed Menu Items 66
- Before You Start 67
- The card is new 68
- Low-level Formatting 68
- AF Settings 71
- Select [Viewfinder display] 74
- Select [VF grid display] 74
- Check the camera’s tilt 75
- 4° or greater 76
- 7.5° or greater 76
- Basic Shooting 79
- Recomposing the Shot 83
- Shooting a Moving Subject 83
- Setting the AF and 85
- Drive Modes 85
- Focus indicator 87
- AF Operation Indicator 89
- AF Points Lighting Up in Red 89
- Press the <S> button 93
- AF Point Display Indications 94
- Registering the AF point 94
- AF Area Selection ModesN 95
- AF Sensor 99
- Lenses and Usable AF Points 100
- Lens Group Designations 104
- (under this grouping) 107
- Select the [21] tab 108
- Select a case 108
- Case 1 to 6 108
- (p.113) 109
- Case 5: 111
- (p.114) 112
- Parameters 113
- 3 Customizing AF FunctionsN 117
- : Equal priority 118
- AI Servo 2nd image priority 118
- : Enable after One-Shot AF 119
- : Disable after One-Shot AF 119
- 23: One Shot 119
- Lens electronic MF 119
- ON: Enable 120
- OFF: Disable 120
- AF-assist beam firing 120
- : Focus priority 121
- : Release priority 121
- One-Shot AF release priority 121
- ON: Continue focus search 122
- OFF: Stop focus search 122
- Lens drive when AF impossible 122
- : 65 points 123
- : 21 points 123
- : 9 points 123
- Selectable AF point 123
- AF area: ] 124
- : Separate AF pts: Area+pt 126
- : Separate AF pts: Pt only 126
- : Initial AF pt selected 127
- : Manual AF pt 127
- AUTO: Auto 127
- : Stops at AF area edges 129
- : Continuous 129
- : Selected (constant) 130
- : All (constant) 130
- AF point display during focus 130
- : Show in field of view 132
- : Show outside view 132
- AF status in viewfinder 132
- AF Microadjustment 132
- Select [AF Microadjustment] 133
- Select [All by same amount] 133
- Press the <B> button 133
- Adjust All by Same Amount 133
- Make the adjustment 134
- Check the result of the 134
- Registered number 135
- Notes for AF Microadjustment 138
- When Autofocus Fails 139
- Focus on the subject 140
- MF: Manual Focus 140
- Select the drive mode 141
- Select the self-timer 143
- Take the picture 143
- Image Settings 145
- Select [Image quality] 149
- 61+841+73 150
- RAW Images 152
- Set the ISO speed 154
- Auto ISO 156
- Select [Min. shutter spd.] 159
- A Selecting a Picture StyleN 160
- Picture Style Characteristics 161
- Press the <b> button 163
- Select [A] 163
- Select a Picture Style 163
- Select a parameter 163
- Set the parameter 164
- V Monochrome Adjustment 165
- B: Setting the White BalanceN 168
- Shoot a white object 169
- White Balance 169
- O Custom White Balance 169
- Select [White balance] 171
- Set the color temperature 171
- Select [WB Shift/Bkt.] 172
- White Balance Correction 172
- White Balance Auto Bracketing 173
- 3 Setting Noise ReductionN 176
- 3 Highlight Tone PriorityN 180
- Lens Correction Data 183
- Cautions for Lens Correction 184
- Notes for Lens Correction 184
- 3 Reducing FlickerN 185
- 3 Setting the Color SpaceN 187
- Selecting a Folder 189
- 3 Changing the File Name 190
- Exit the setting 191
- User setting2 192
- 3 File Numbering Methods 193
- Auto Reset 194
- Manual Reset 194
- Select the option to be set 195
- Enter text 195
- GPS Settings 197
- GPS Features 198
- Map data ©2014 ZENRIN 199
- GPS Precautions 200
- Acquiring GPS Signals 201
- Select [Set up] 203
- Viewing GPS Information 203
- Geotagging Information 204
- Using the Digital Compass 206
- Select [Calibrate digital 207
- Move the camera 208
- Exit the calibration 208
- Select [Auto time setting] 209
- Select the desired setting 209
- Logging the Route Traveled 210
- Geotag Information Logs 211
- Advanced Operations 215
- Program AE 216
- Program Shift 217
- Shutter-Priority AE 218
- Aperture-Priority AE 220
- Depth-of-Field PreviewN 221
- Manual Exposure 222
- Select the metering mode 224
- Check the exposure 226
- Select [Expo.comp./AEB] 227
- Set the AEB range 227
- A AE LockN 229
- F: Bulb Exposures 230
- Select [Bulb timer] 231
- Select [Enable] 231
- J Bulb TimerN 231
- Select [OK] 232
- Select the HDR mode 233
- Set [Adjust dyn range] 233
- Set [Effect] 233
- Set [Continuous HDR] 235
- Set [Auto Image Align] 235
- Set the images to be saved 235
- P Multiple ExposuresN 238
- Set [Multi-expos ctrl] 239
- Set the [No. of exposures] 239
- Set [Continue Mult-exp] 240
- Take the first exposure 240
- Shoot subsequent exposures 241
- Select an image 243
- 2 Mirror LockupN 246
- Using the Eyepiece Cover 247
- F Using a Remote Switch 248
- R Remote Control Shooting 248
- H Interval Timer Shooting 250
- Flash Photography 253
- D Using the Built-in Flash 254
- Select [Red-eye reduc.] 256
- 3 Red-eye Reduction 256
- D Using an External Speedlite 259
- Non-Canon Flash Units 260
- 3 Setting the FlashN 262
- Press the <D> button 264
- Built-in Flash Settings 265
- Sample display 267
- Using Wireless FlashN 272
- <B> button 273
- (p.154) 277
- Basic settings: 278
- Set [Firing group] to [1All] 278
- Set [Firing group] 281
- Multiple External Speedlites 281
- Shooting with the LCD Monitor 285
- (Live View Shooting) 285
- Enabling Live View Shooting 287
- Information Display 288
- Scene Icons 290
- Final Image Simulation 291
- Shooting Function Settings 292
- Select a function and set it 293
- Q Quick Control 293
- 3 Menu Function Settings 294
- Metering timerN 298
- Using AF to Focus (AF Method) 299
- Display the Live View image 300
- Select an AF point 300
- Select the AF point.N 302
- FlexiZone - Multi: o 302
- AF point 304
- Notes for AF 305
- MF: Focusing Manually 308
- Focus manually 309
- Shooting Movies 313
- Recording movies 314
- Built-in microphone 314
- Shutter-priority AE 315
- Shutter speed 315
- Aperture 316
- Equipped with an LED Light 318
- Focus and shoot the movie 321
- Cautions for Movie Shooting 324
- Notes for Movie Shooting 325
- Shooting Still Photos 327
- Movie Recording Size 331
- In MOV Format (Approx.) 334
- In MP4 Format (Approx.) 334
- 3 Setting the Sound Recording 336
- 3 Silent Control 338
- 3 Setting the Time Code 339
- Movie Recording Count 340
- Movie Playback Count 340
- Drop Frame 341
- HDMI frame rate 350
- Indicator 352
- Image Playback 353
- Play back the image 354
- Single-Image Display 354
- Exit the image playback 355
- Shooting Information Display 355
- 3 Grid Display 355
- Basic information display 356
- • Detailed information 357
- Dark image 360
- Normal brightness 360
- Bright image 360
- Browse by jumping 363
- Magnify the image 364
- Scroll around the image 364
- 3 Magnification Settings 365
- Set the two-image display 366
- Select the images to be 366
- Select [Rotate image] 367
- Rotate the image 367
- K Protecting Images 368
- Setting Ratings 371
- Select [Rating] 372
- Rate the image 372
- Q Quick Control for Playback 374
- Playback on a TV Set 376
- Speaker (for sound) 378
- Movie Playback Panel 379
- Check the edited movie 380
- Save the edited movie 381
- 3 Slide Show (Auto Playback) 382
- Display time 383
- Start the slide show 384
- Exit the slide show 384
- Viewing Images on a TV Set 385
- Using HDMI CEC TV Sets 386
- Select [Image copy] 388
- Select [Sel.Image] 388
- Select the folder 388
- 3 Copying a Single Image 388
- Press the <c> button 389
- Select the target folder 389
- L Erasing Images 392
- Erase the image 393
- Select [LCD brightness] 394
- Select [Auto] or [Manual] 394
- Adjust the brightness 394
- Select [Auto rotate] 395
- Set the auto rotation 395
- Post-Processing 397
- Process the image 398
- Displaying the setting screen 399
- Save the image 399
- Magnified View 399
- RAW Image Processing Options 400
- S Resizing JPEG Images 403
- Image Sizes 404
- Sensor Cleaning 405
- Select [Sensor cleaning] 406
- Select [Clean nowf] 406
- Cleaning the Sensor Now 406
- Appending Dust Delete Data 407
- Shoot a solid-white object 408
- Dust Delete Data 408
- 3 Manual Sensor CleaningN 409
- Images to a Computer 411
- Preparing to Print 412
- Press < 414
- Select [Paper settings] 414
- Q Setting the Paper Size 415
- Y Setting the Paper Type 415
- U Setting the Page Layout 415
- Set the printing effects 416
- Set the date and file number 417
- Set the number of copies 417
- Start printing 417
- Cropping the Image 419
- Handling Printer Errors 420
- Error Messages 420
- Select [Print order] 421
- Set the options as desired 421
- Setting the Printing Options 421
- Press the <M> button 422
- Print Ordering 423
- 1 Prepare to print 424
- 3 Select [Print] 424
- 5 Select [OK] 424
- <1> 426
- Transfer the image 428
- Select [Photobook Set-up] 429
- Select [Select images] 429
- Customizing the 431
- 3 Custom FunctionsN 432
- Custom Function settings 433
- 3 Setting Custom FunctionsN 434
- Bracketing sequence 435
- Number of bracketed shots 435
- Safety shift 436
- C.Fn2: Exposure/Drive 438
- Set shutter speed range 438
- Set aperture range 438
- Continuous shooting speed 439
- C.Fn3: Display/Operation 440
- Focusing Screen 440
- Warnings z in viewfinder 441
- LV shooting area display 441
- Dial direction during Tv/Av 442
- Multi function lock 442
- Custom Controls 442
- C.Fn4: Others 443
- Add cropping information 443
- Default Erase option 444
- 83: Custom ControlsN 445
- : AF stop 452
- : ONE SHOT z AI SERVO 452
- : Picture Style 457
- : Depth-of-field preview 457
- : IS start 457
- : Menu display 457
- 3 Registering My MenuN 459
- Register the desired items 460
- My Menu Tab Settings 460
- Select [Rename tab] 461
- Menu Display Settings 463
- Settings Registered 465
- Reference 467
- B Button Functions 468
- Select [Battery info.] 470
- Select [Register] 471
- 1 Select [Delete info.] 473
- 3 Press the <L> button 473
- 4 Select [OK] 473
- Connect the power cord 474
- Place the cord in the groove 474
- Insert the DC Coupler 474
- H Using Eye-Fi Cards 475
- H(Illuminated) Connected : 476
- System Map 478
- Still Photo Shooting 480
- Movie Shooting 482
- Menu Settings 484
- 2: AF1 (Purple) Page 487
- 2: AF2 (Purple) 487
- 2: AF3 (Purple) 487
- 2: AF4 (Purple) Page 488
- 2: AF5 (Purple) 488
- (Blue) Page 489
- 5: Set-up 1 (Yellow) Page 490
- 5: Set-up 2 (Yellow) 490
- 5: Set-up 3 (Yellow) Page 491
- 5: Set-up 4 (Yellow) 491
- 9: My Menu (Green) 492
- (Movie) (Red) Page 494
- Troubleshooting Guide 495
- Shooting-Related Problems 497
- Focusing takes a long time 499
- Operation Problems 505
- Display Problems 505
- Playback Problems 507
- No picture on the TV set 508
- I cannot resize the image 508
- Sensor Cleaning Problems 509
- Printing-Related Problems 509
- Computer Connection Problems 509
- Error Codes 510
- Specifications 511
- • Viewfinder 512
- • Autofocus 512
- • Exposure Control 513
- • HDR Shooting 514
- • Multiple Exposures 514
- •Shutter 514
- • Drive System 514
- • Live View Shooting 515
- • Movie Shooting 515
- •LCD Monitor 518
- •Playback 518
- • Post-Processing of Images 518
- • Direct Printing 519
- • Image Transfer 519
- • GPS Function 519
- • Custom Functions 519
- • Interface 519
- • Dimensions and Weight 520
- • Operation Environment 520
- • Battery Pack LP-E6N 520
- • Battery Charger LC-E6 521
- • Battery Charger LC-E6E 521
- Handling Precautions: 523
- EF-S18-135mm f/3.5-5.6 IS STM 523
- Trademarks 524
- About MPEG-4 Licensing 524
- Safety Warnings 526
- EOS Solution Disk 531
- (Software) 531
- EOS Camera Instruction 531
- Manuals Disk 531
- Instruction Manual 532
- [WINDOWS] 533
- [MACINTOSH] 534
- (p.539) 535
- About the Software 537
- 6 Remove the CD 539
- Installing the Software 539
- MAC OS X 10.8 - 10.9 540
- Numerics 542
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