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• You can also correct existing images (=
163).
• Youcanalsoaccessthescreeninstep2whentheashisupby
pressing the <r> button and immediately pressing the <n>
button.
Movies
Changing Movie Image Quality
2 image quality settings are available. For guidelines on the
maximum movie length at each level of image quality that will
tonamemorycard,see“RecordingTimeperMemoryCard”
(=
258).
Press the <m> button, choose
[
] in the menu, and choose
the desired option (=
43).
Theoptionyouconguredis
now displayed.
To restore the original setting,
repeat this process but choose
[
].
Image
Quality
Resolution FrameRate Details
1280 x 720 25 fps For shooting in HD
640 x 480 30 fps
For shooting in standard
denition
- Camera User Guide 1
- Package Contents 2
- Compatible Memory Cards 3
- Preliminary Notes and Legal 4
- Information 4
- Table of Contents 9
- Contents 10
- Common Camera Operations 11
- 1 View 12
- E Shoot/ViewMovies 12
- c Print 12
- Safety Precautions 13
- Basic Guide 19
- Initial Preparations 20
- 1 Insertthebatterypack 21
- 2 Chargethebatterypack 22
- 3 Removethebattery 22
- Checkthecard’swrite 23
- 2 Openthecover 24
- 3 Insertthebatterypack 24
- 4 Insertthememorycard 24
- 5 Closethecover 25
- 1 Turnthecameraon 26
- 2 Setthedateandtime 27
- 3 Setthehometimezone 27
- 4 Finishthesetup 27
- 1 Accessthecamera 28
- 2 Choose[Date/Time] 28
- 3 Changethedateand 28
- 2 Accessthesetting 29
- 3 Setthedisplaylanguage 30
- Trying the Camera Out 31
- 3 Composetheshot 32
- 4 Shoot 32
- ShootingMovies 33
- Startshooting 33
- 1 Chooseanimageto 36
- 2 Erasetheimage 36
- Camera Basics 37
- ShootingMode 38
- PlaybackMode 38
- PowerSavinginShootingMode 39
- PowerSavinginPlaybackMode 39
- Shutter Button 40
- Shooting Modes 41
- Shooting Display Options 42
- Using the FUNC. Menu 43
- Using Menus 45
- 3 Chooseamenuitem 46
- 4 Chooseanoption 46
- 5 Finishthesetup 46
- Indicator Display 47
- The current time appears 48
- Auto Mode 49
- Shooting with Camera 50
- Determined Settings 50
- Resizethesubjectand 53
- Finishshooting 53
- StillImages/Movies 53
- StillImages 54
- Scene Icons 56
- Image Stabilization Icons 57
- On-Screen Frames 58
- Common, Convenient Features 59
- 1 Choose[$] 63
- Image Customization Features 66
- PaperSize(for4:3Images) 67
- 1 Accessthe[Flash 68
- Changing Movie Image Quality 69
- Using the Wind Filter 70
- Helpful Shooting Features 71
- 2 Checkthefocus 72
- Customizing Camera Operation 74
- 1 Set[DisplayTime]to[2 77
- Other Shooting Modes 78
- (Live View Control) 79
- Specic Scenes 80
- Shoot with minimal camera 81
- Vividshotsofreworks 81
- 1 Choose[ ] 82
- 3 Presstheshutterbutton 82
- 4 Jointhesubjectsinthe 83
- 1 Enter[ ]mode 84
- 2 Chooseashooting 84
- Shootinvividcolors 85
- (SuperVivid) 85
- Posterizedshots(Poster 85
- 2 Chooseaneffectlevel 86
- 2 Choosetheareatokeep 87
- 3 Formovies,choosethe 88
- 4 Returntotheshooting 88
- 2 Chooseacolortone 89
- Discreet Mode 91
- Shooting Movies in [E] Mode 92
- 1 Locktheexposure 93
- 2 Adjusttheexposure 93
- 3 Shoot(= 93
- 1 Enter[ 95
- 2 Customizethesettings 95
- Image Brightness (Exposure) 96
- Changing the Metering Method 98
- Changing the ISO Speed 99
- Correcting Image Brightness 100
- (i-Contrast) 100
- Color and Continuous Shooting 101
- CustomWhiteBalance 102
- Contents 103
- Chapter Contents 103
- 2 Congurethesetting 104
- 1 Accessthesetting 104
- 1 Congurethesetting 105
- 2 Shoot 105
- Shooting Range and Focusing 107
- 1 Choose[f] 108
- 2 Specifythegeneralfocal 108
- 3 Fine-tunethefocus 108
- Digital Tele-Converter 109
- Changing the AF Frame Mode 110
- FaceAiAF 111
- 1 Choose[TrackingAF] 112
- 2 Chooseasubjectto 113
- 3 Shoot 113
- 2 Focus 114
- Changing the Focus Setting 115
- 1 Lockthefocus 116
- 2 Composetheshotand 116
- 1 Lifttheash 117
- Adjusting the Flash Exposure 119
- Compensation 119
- 1 Lifttheashandsetthe 120
- 2 Locktheashexposure 120
- 3 Composetheshotand 120
- Other Settings 121
- Changing the IS Mode Settings 122
- Tv, Av, and M Mode 123
- Specic Shutter Speeds 124
- ([Tv] Mode) 124
- Specic Aperture Values 125
- ([Av] Mode) 125
- Specic Shutter Speeds and 126
- Aperture Values ([M] Mode) 126
- 1 Enter[D]mode 128
- Playback Mode 129
- 1 EnterPlaybackmode 130
- 2 Browsethroughyour 130
- 3 Playmovies 131
- 4 Adjustthevolume 132
- 5 Pauseplayback 132
- Switching Display Modes 133
- Histogram 134
- Browsing and Filtering Images 135
- 1 Chooseasearch 136
- 2 Viewthelteredimages 136
- Image Viewing Options 138
- Viewing Slideshows 139
- 2 Congurethesettings 140
- 1 ChooseSmartShufe 141
- 2 Chooseanimage 141
- Protecting Images 143
- 2 Chooseaselection 144
- 1 Choose[Select] 145
- 3 Protecttheimage 145
- 1 Choose[SelectRange] 146
- 2 Chooseastartingimage 146
- 3 Chooseanending 146
- 4 Protecttheimages 147
- 1 Choose[SelectAll 148
- 2 Protecttheimages 148
- Erasing Images 149
- 3 Erasetheimage 151
- 2 Chooseimages 152
- 3 Erasetheimages 152
- 2 Erasetheimages 152
- Rotating Images 153
- 2 Rotatetheimage 154
- Tagging Images as Favorites 155
- 3 Finishthesetup 156
- Editing Still Images 157
- 4 Savethenewimage 158
- 5 Reviewthenewimage 158
- 1 Choose[Cropping] 159
- 3 Adjustthecropping 160
- 4 Saveasanewimage 160
- 1 Choose[MyColors] 161
- 3 Chooseanoption 161
- 1 Choose[i-Contrast] 162
- 1 Choose[Red-Eye 163
- 3 Correcttheimage 164
- Editing Movies 165
- 3 Reviewtheeditedmovie 166
- 4 Savetheeditedmovie 166
- Setting Menu 168
- Adjusting Basic Camera 169
- Functions 169
- Hiding Hints and Tips 170
- Date and Time 170
- 1 Specifyyourdestination 171
- 2 Switchtothedestination 172
- Power-Saving Adjustment 174
- Screen Brightness 175
- Hiding the Start-Up Screen 175
- 1 Accessthe[Format] 176
- 2 Choose[OK] 176
- 3 Formatthememory 176
- Low-LevelFormatting 178
- File Numbering 179
- Date-Based Image Storage 180
- Metric / Non-Metric Display 180
- Checking Certication Logos 181
- Display Language 181
- 1 Accessthe[ResetAll] 182
- 2 Restoredefaultsettings 182
- Accessories 183
- System Map 184
- Optional Accessories 186
- Flash Unit 187
- Other Accessories 187
- Printers 188
- Using Optional Accessories 189
- 3 TurntheTVonand 190
- 4 Turnthecameraon 190
- 1 Makesurethecamerais 191
- 2 Insertthecoupler 191
- 3 Connecttheadapterto 191
- 4 Connectthepowercord 192
- Using the Software 193
- 1 Downloadthesoftware 194
- 2 Installthesoftware 195
- 1 Connectthecamerato 196
- 2 Turnthecameraonto 196
- 3 Savetheimagestothe 197
- Printing Images 199
- 3 Turntheprinteron 200
- 5 Chooseanimage 200
- 6 Accesstheprinting 200
- 7 Printtheimage 200
- 1 Accesstheprinting 201
- 2 Adjustthecropping 202
- 3 Printtheimage 203
- 1 Choose[PaperSettings] 203
- 2 Chooseapapersize 203
- 3 Chooseatypeofpaper 204
- 4 Choosealayout 204
- 5 Printtheimage 204
- 1 Choose[IDPhoto] 205
- 2 Choosethelongand 205
- 3 Choosetheprinting 205
- 4 Printtheimage 205
- 2 Chooseaprinting 206
- ConguringPrintSettings 207
- 3 Specifythenumberof 210
- Adding Images to a Photobook 213
- Using an Eye-Fi Card 216
- Disabling Eye-Fi Transfer 218
- Appendix 219
- Troubleshooting 220
- Shooting 221
- Shooting Movies 224
- Playback 224
- Memory Card 225
- Computer 225
- Eye-Fi Cards 225
- On-Screen Messages 226
- On-Screen Information 229
- BatteryLevel 230
- Functions and Menu Tables 233
- FUNC. Menu 239
- 4 Shooting Tab Menu 245
- 3 Set Up Tab Menu 253
- 1 Playback Tab Menu 253
- 2 Print Tab Menu 254
- Playback Mode FUNC. Menu 254
- Handling Precautions 255
- Specications 256
- BatteryChargerCB-2LY 266
- TrademarksandLicensing 268
- Disclaimer 268
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