06-07-2014 11:22 PM
06-09-2014 12:23 PM
This is purely a guess (I have a different camera model and I don't use those functions... for I simply convert color images to black and white in post processing.)...
If the camera has been sitting for a while, the battery might be down. It may take several discharge/recharge cycles to bring it up to full power and performance. I have seen some odd behavior from my cameras at times when they sat for a long time, that seemed to be related to low battery charge (or to a loosened battery grip, which I use on all my cameras). A fresh battery and/or removing, cleaning the battery to camera and/or battery grip to camera contacts resolved the weird glitches. To clean the contacts, I recommend simply wiping them with a clean, lint free rag lightly dampened with isopropyl (rubbing) alcohol. Pre-moistened computer monitor/keyboard wipes seem to work pretty well, too.
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Alan Myers
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06-09-2014 02:54 PM
You'd probably need to be more specific as to listing examples of the sorts of which don't work.
If the camera is set to save images in RAW format (instead of JPEG format) then applying image styles (picture styles) will be skipped because the point of RAW is to save the original data as captured by the camera -- thus B&W conversion will not be applied.
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