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Advanced Playback T
echniques
Settings after power is turned off
Certain settings selected on the shooting menu remain in memory even
after the power is turned off, while others automatically return to the
default settings.
The chart below shows the available settings from this menu:
*The initial setting is indicated in parentheses.
The icons in the “Memory” box are designated as follows:
쑗
The setting remains until it is changed.
— The setting will return to the default setting when the power is
turned off.
CAUTION
• If the batteries are removed and left out of the camera, or if the batteries
run down, the settings will return to their defaults.
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Chapter 6 Advanced Playback Techniques
Functions of the Playback Menu
The playback menu allows you to play back automatically the images in
the order, and adjust the monitor brightness according to the setting
selected in the playback menu.
You also need to display the playback menu to play back and edit movie
pictures.
For details about how to use the menu, see “Using the Playback
Menu” (p.102).
*
Appears in the playback menu only when movie pictures are being played back on the
monitor.
** Appears in the playback menu only when still pictures are being played back on the
monitor.
Item
Purpose
Page
Movie playback;*
Movie pictures is played back.
The frame number displayed at the bottom
right of the screen can be changed to the
file number.
Unneeded frames at the beginning or end
of movie pictures can be deleted.
N/A (no account)
Images can be played back automatically
in order
.
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106
107
108
—
110
Automatic
playback;**
Number display
Card Function ; **
Function ; *
Card set-up
Erase all frames
Format
Protected frames will be saved and all
others deleted.
Only format when formatting is required.
Date and time can be set.
When image index is displayed, the
number of images that display on the
screen is set.
The brightness on the monitor can be
adjusted.
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113
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Setting date and
time
Monitor
adjustments
Index display
Item
Memory
—
—
쑗
쑗
쑗
Setting
SLOW (
FAST)
(1.1. ’00 0:00)
4 (9) 16
(The monitor is set at the middle of the adjustment
bar.)
(FRAME No.) FILE No.
Automatic playback
Number display
Setting date and time
Index display
Monitor adjustments