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Playing Images Back
To Avoid Accidentally Erasing
Pictures You Want to Keep
(Photo Protection)
Use the protection feature to safeguard photos you want to keep.
Protected pictures will not be erased by One-Frame Erase (p.56) or by
All Frames Erase (p.110).
The protection setting remains even after the power is turned off.
1
With the lens barrier closed,
press the monitor button.
• The camera turns on in
playback mode. The monitor
displays the last image taken.
2
Select the picture that you
want to protect by pressing
the arrow pad.
• You may also use the
protection feature during one-
frame display (p.50) and in the
index-display setting (p.51~52).
3
Press the protect button.
• Protection is engaged for the
selected picture, and the
write-protect mark appears in
the upper right corner of the
picture.
To cancel the photo
protection
Press the protect button again as
in step 3.
CAUTION
• Protected pictures are erased when the card is reformatted with the card
format function.
HELP
• Protection does not work when a write-protect seal is affixed to the card.
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Monitor
Write-protect mark
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Connecting to a Television Set
Connect the camera to a television set with the included video cable to
view the picture on a large screen.
1
Before connecting, make
sure the camera and
television power are off, and
that the camera lens barrier
is closed.
2
Connect the video cable by
inserting one end into the
video output terminal on the
camera and the other end
into the input terminal on the
television.
3
Turn on the television, and
set to “video input.”
• Refer to your television
instructions manual for further
information.
4
Press the monitor button on the camera.
• Power turns on in playback mode, and the last image taken is
displayed on the television screen.
5
Select the picture that you want to display by pressing the
arrow pad (p.51~52).
HELP
• The monitor turns off automatically when the camera is connected to a
television.
• Depending on how your television is adjusted, the picture may appear off-
center on the television screen.
• Your television may produce a black frame around the picture, which may
be undesirable as it also appears if the image is printed using a
conventional video printer.
• Refer to your TV/VCR instruction manual for information about displaying
video images.
• Images shown on screen can be saved to a videotape.
NOTE
• When performing this function, we recommend you use the AC adapter
(sold separately) as the power source for the camera.
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