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Changing Settings for Shooting
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You can set the qualities of the still pictures and movies.
You can set “NORMAL”, “FINE”, or “SUPER FINE” for still pictures. You can set
“NORMAL” or “FINE” for movies.
Image quality increases with “NORMAL”
→
“FINE”
→
“SUPER FINE” respectively, but data
volume increases resulting with fewer images you can save and less shooting time available.
The default setting is “NORMAL”.
Refer to P.119 for estimates on the possible number of shots and shooting time for a given image
quality.
2
Select the shot size, and then press
t
.
The mark corresponding to the size setting is displayed (
n
P.120, P.121).
Note
If Save camera set (
n
P.144) is “OFF”, the shot size returns to “Stand-by: 240
×
320” for
still pictures and “Default: 160
×
120” for movies when shooting is ended. If Save camera set
is “ON”, settings set here are preserved.
Setting the Image Quality <Image Quality>
1
In the still picture shooting screen (
n
P.127) or the Shoot movie
screen (
n
P.138), press
C6
.
Still picture
shooting screen
Movie shooting
screen
This can also be operated by pressing
6
(1-touch operation
n
P.123
and P.124).
2
Select the image quality, and then press
t
.
The mark corresponding to the image quality setting is displayed (
n
P.120, P.121).
Note The image quality returns to “NORMAL” when Camera mode is ended, if Save camera set
(
n
P.144) is “OFF”. Settings remain as set here when Save camera set is “ON”.
Set image quality to “FINE” or “SUPER FINE” to shoot with the settings giving priority to the
image quality.
Sending still pictures shot in “FINE” or “SUPER FINE” takes longer. Connection charges
vary depending on the time required to send the image. When shooting a still picture to send
using i-shot, it is recommended that you leave Save camera set “OFF” as a way to avoid
accidentally sending large data files (
n
P.144).
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