One of the key fundamentals of using a wide-angle lens is maintaining a horizontal image, and this is particularly relevant from the standpoint of the low-distortion GR Lens. That’s why GR DIGITAL II incorporates an electronic leveler, which lets you view the horizontal indicator in the picture display to ensure that shots are aligned horizontally. This also functions for vertical shots. When looking through the external viewfinder or in situations when the picture display cannot be seen well,the camera emits an audible signal to indicate horizontal alignment.
* The horizontal indicator can be displayed as a mark shown on the picture display, or with a histogram.

In the Manual exposure and Aperture priority modes, when the Focus mode is set to Snap, Manual or Infinity, a display at the top of the monitor indicates the depth of field. This is especially convenient to match the aperture and focal length, as it helps to keep the subject in sharp focus when timing is important and you are shooting without AF.

The AF features two modes: There’s a 9-point multiple AF, which automatically detects subjects so that shots remain focused even if the subject is off center. This makes it especially effective for unanticipated, spontaneous photo opportunities. The Spot AF focuses on a single object in the center of the image monitor. In addition, Manual, Snap (fixed at 2.5meters) and Infinity settings are provided.

GR DIGITAL not only frames images in 4:3 and 3:2 aspect ratios, but also features a square setting that emulates 6 X 6 medium format cameras — giving you the means of creating distinctive square shots. And these square images can also be captured in RAW mode.
* Aspect ratio selectable between 4:3 and 3:2