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Item
Description
Function
13
Camera memory
This contains all the recordings which are
saved on the camera.
14
Contact sheet
Here, you can select recordings for editing.
15
Resolution button
For activating the enlargement function to
3.3 Mpixel.
Table 11: Trust DV Power Video Manager used as a storage device. Use this
table together with figure 9.
7.1.3
Saving 3.3 Mpixel photographs
1.
If you wish to save photographs with a resolution of 3.3 Mpix, follow the
instructions given in chapter 7.1.2. Press the settings button (15, figure 9)
before transferring the photographs to your computer.
2. A
window
will appear in which you can choose to enlarge the photographs.
3.
Select ‘Enlargement’ and click on ‘OK’.
4.
When the photographs are transferred to your computer, they will be saved
with a resolution of 3.3 Mpix.
You can only enlarge photographs taken in a resolution of 2 Mpix in this way. You
cannot enlarge video recordings or photographs taken in a resolution of less than 2
Mpix. This function is intended for improving the quality of photographs printed in a
format greater then 10 x 15 cm. Since the photograph is enlarged, it may appear as
if the photograph is not as sharp on the computer monitor. The result of the printed
photograph is often better. Although the resolution of the photographs is 3.3 Mpix,
they are not as sharp as photographs taken with a (much more expensive) 3.3 Mpix
resolution camera.
7.1.4
Using the camera’s live function
See figure 10 and the table below for more information.
1.
Connect the camera to your computer.
2.
Select ‘Live’ from the camera’s menu (see figure 8).
3.
Click on ‘Start -> Programs -> TRUST 532AV POWER VIDEO -> Power
Video Manager’.
4.
Figure 10 will appear. The image will be displayed on the screen.
5.
If necessary, use buttons 5 and 6 to alter the settings. The frequency in
Europe is 50 Hz. The image is less distorted when the ‘Flicker filter’ function
is enabled. The best setting for ‘Bandwidth’ is 6.
6.
Press the record button (1, figure 10).
7. A
window
will appear in which you can specify whether the recording should
have a time limit and how long this time limit should be. You can also alter
the location and the file name.
8.
Click on ‘Save’. A window will appear which indicates that the camera is
ready for use (‘Capture’).
9.
Click on 'OK'. The recording will now start. If you have set a time limit, the
recording will be stopped once the time limit has elapsed.
10.
Press button 2 (see figure 10) to stop the recording. The recording has now
been successfully made.
Item
Description
Function
1
Start recording
Starts recording the image which is visible
on the screen (11).
2
Stop recording
Stops the recording.
3
Status screen
Indicates what the program is doing.
4
Take a snapshot
A photograph is taken of the current image.
5
Video format
Alters the resolution of the video image.
