Sony UPX-DP10, Руководство по эксплуатации

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Resolution and Compression
Rate
The H/S button of this camera allows you to select
from two resolutions and two compression rates.
H/S Resolution JPEG File size per
mode compres- picture
a)
sion rate
S VGA Low About 50 KB
(640
×
480 pixels) to 70 KB
Hi-2 SXGA Low About 220 KB
(1280
×
960 pixels)
Hi-1 SXGA Extremely About 440 KB
(1280
×
960 pixels) low
a) File size depends on a picture to be taken.
S mode
The photographed image is processed to fit the VGA
resolution and undergoes JPEG compression. This
resolution is suitable for four-reduced or smaller
prints.
When this mode is selected, the LCD of the camera
displays an S. It takes a short time for the camera to
respond to the user’s operations and to communicate
with the station.
H/S mode CAMERA t PLAY Camera t station
switching time data transfer time
S About 7 sec About 5 sec
The time depends upon the file size after JPEG
compression.
Hi-2 and Hi-1 modes
The photographed picture is processed to fit the SXGA
resolution and undergoes JPEG compression. This
resolution is suitable for two-reduced or larger prints.
When either of these modes is selected, the LCD of the
camera displays Hi-2 or Hi-1. Compared to S mode, it
takes longer for the camera to respond to the user’s
operations or to communicate with the station.
H/S mode CAMERA
t
PLAY Camera
t
station
switching time data transfer time
Hi-2 About 10 sec About 13 sec
Hi-1 About 11 sec About 24 sec
The time depends upon the file size after JPEG
compression.
Combinations
The table below gives the recommended combinations
of the H/S mode and the number of splits selected on
the station.
Recommended combinations of H/S mode
and number of splits (picture size)
Number of Hi-1 mode Hi-2 mode S mode
splits
None Best Best No good
2 Good Best No good
4 Unnecessary Good Best
a)
6 Unnecessary Unnecessary Best
8 Unnecessary Unnecessary Best
9 Unnecessary Unnecessary Best
16 Unnecessary Unnecessary Best
a) “Best” means the best combination for the picture quality
and processing time.
Other Functions of the Camera