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4.
If you see a photograph that you wish to delete, press the
‘Menu’ button
(G) to call up the ‘PlayBack’ menu.
5.
Select ‘Erase one’ in the menu and press the OK button (G) to delete the
selected photograph.
6.
Select ‘Yes’ and press the OK button (G) to confirm the deletion, or select
‘Cancel’ and press the OK button (G) if you have changed your mind and
wish to keep the photograph.
4.9.2
Delete all the photographs
Follow the instructions given below to delete all the photographs from the memory.
Note:
Make sure you have saved all the photographs you wish to keep
on your computer before deleting all of the photographs from the
memory (see chapter 5).
1.
Turn the camera on using the
ON/OFF button (D) (see figure 4).
2.
Set the camera to the ‘PlayBack’ mode using the button (H) (see figure 4).
3. Press
the
‘Menu’ button (G) to call up the ‘PlayBack’ menu.
4.
Select ‘Erase all’ in the menu and press the OK button (G) to delete all the
photographs in the memory.
5.
Select ‘Yes’ and press the OK button (G) to confirm the deletion, or select
‘Cancel’ and press the OK button (G) if you have changed your mind and
wish to keep the photographs.
6.
After all the photographs have been deleted, the message ‘No pictures in
memory’ will be displayed on the LCD screen (J). You can now take new
photographs.
4.10
Recording video clips
You can use the Trust 820 LCD PowerC@m Zoom to record short video clips at 20
frames per second. The video clips will be saved in the AVI format. Follow the
instructions given below to record a video clip.
1.
Turn the camera on using the
ON/OFF button (D) (see figure 4).
2.
Set the camera to the ‘Video’ mode
using the button (H).
3.
Press the exposure button (E) to start recording the video clip. The video
images that are being recorded will be displayed on the LCD screen. The red
text ‘REC’ will be displayed in the top right-hand corner of the LCD screen (J).
A clock will be displayed in the bottom right-hand corner of the LCD screen
which shows the remaining recording time. The clock counts down whilst
recording.
4.
Press the exposure button (E) again to stop recording the video clip. The
video clip will now be saved as an AVI file in the memory.
