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Changing image size affects the number of
pixels in each image. The greater the image
size, the larger the file size. Choose image
size based on the final use of the image -
smaller images will be more suitable for web
sites whereas larger sizes will produce high-
er quality prints.
Image quality controls the rate of compression, but has no effect on the number of pixels in the
image. The higher the image quality, the lower the rate of compression and the larger the file sizes. If
economical use of the memory card is important, use the economy mode. Standard image quality is
sufficient for normal usage. The super-fine mode will produce the highest quality image and the
largest image files. A status bar is displayed when large images are saved.
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A
UTO-RECORDING MODE - ADVANCED OPERATION
Data panel LCD monitor
2560
2048
1600
640
Number of pixels
(hor. X vert.)
2560 X 1920
2048 X 1536
1600 X 1200
640 X 480
Image size and image quality
Data panel
S. FIN
LCD monitor File type
TIFF
JPEG
JPEG
JPEG
File formats vary with the image quality setting. Super fine images are saved as a TIFF file. The fine,
standard, and economy settings are formatted as a JPEG file. Super fine, fine, standard, and econo-
my files can be recorded as color or monochrome images (p. 68) in the multi-function recording
mode.
Image size and quality must be set before the picture is taken. Changes are displayed on the data
panel and LCD monitor. Image size and quality must be reset manually. See navigating the auto-
recording mode menu section on page 38. In multi-function recording mode, image size and quality
are controlled in the basic section of the multi-function recording menu (p. 56).
Economy - the smallest file sizes.
Super fine - the highest quality image.
Fine - high-quality image.
Standard - the default setting.
FINE
STD.
ECON.
- INSTRUCTION MANUALE 1
- Before you begin 2
- For proper and safe use 3
- OR PROPER AND SAFE USE 4
- About this manual 6
- ABLE OF CONTENTS 8
- Camera body 10
- Mode dial 12
- Viewfinder 12
- Data panel 13
- GETTING UP AND RUNNING 14
- Installing AA batteries 15
- Attaching the hand strap 15
- Battery condition indicator 16
- Auto power save 16
- Changing the memory card 18
- About memory cards 19
- Camera notes 21
- AUTO-RECORDING MODE – 22
- BASIC OPERATION 22
- Using the zoom lens 24
- Focus range 24
- About camera operation 25
- Basic recording operation 26
- Focus signals 27
- Special focusing situations 27
- Monitor 31
- Flash modes 32
- Camera-shake warning 33
- Flash signals 33
- PLAYBACK - BASIC OPERATION 34
- Viewing and deleting images 35
- Display button - Quick View 36
- Enlarged playback 37
- Digital zoom 40
- Drive modes 41
- Shooting tips 42
- Self-timer 42
- Continuous advance 44
- UHS continuous advance 45
- Bracketing 46
- Number of frames in 47
- Frame counter 47
- Image size and image quality 48
- Date imprinting 50
- Exposure compensation 51
- Focus area selection 52
- Focus lock 53
- MULTI-FUNCTION RECORDING – 54
- ADVANCED OPERATION 54
- Custom 1 57
- Custom 2 57
- Aperture priority - A 58
- Exposure modes 58
- Programmed AE - P 58
- Shutter priority - S 59
- Manual exposure - M 60
- Bulb exposures 61
- Automatic White Balance 62
- Preset White Balance 62
- White balance 62
- Custom White Balance 63
- Focus modes 64
- Single-shot AF 64
- Subject Tracking AF 64
- Manual focus 65
- Full-time AF 65
- Metering modes 66
- Flash compensation 66
- Camera sensitivity - ISO 67
- Digital Effects Control 68
- Recording Tips 70
- Voice memo 70
- Instant playback 71
- A SHORT GUIDE TO PHOTOGRAPHY 72
- Positive compensation 74
- No compensation 74
- Negative compensation 74
- Exposure latitude 75
- MOVIE AND AUDIO RECORDING 76
- Recording audio 77
- Navigating the movie menu 78
- Notes on movie recording 79
- Frame-selection screen 84
- Deleting files 85
- Locking files 86
- Audio captioning 87
- Slide Show 88
- About DPOF 90
- Creating a DPOF Print Order 90
- Ordering an Index Print 91
- Copy and E-mail Copy 92
- E-mail Copy 93
- SETUP MODE 95
- Navigating the setup menu 96
- LCD monitor brightness 98
- Formatting memory cards 98
- Language 99
- File number (#) memory 99
- Folder name 100
- Audio signals 100
- Shutter FX 101
- Reset default 102
- Noise reduction 104
- Setting the date and time 104
- Setting the date format 104
- Video output 104
- DATA-TRANSFER MODE 105
- ATA-TRANSFER MODE 106
- Automatic Installation 108
- Manual Installation 109
- Connecting to Mac OS 8.6 111
- QuickTime system requirements 111
- Camera Notes 113
- Macintosh 115
- APPENDIX 117
- About Ni-MH batteries 119
- Using USB DIRECT-PRINT 121
- Camera care 122
- Cleaning 122
- Care and storage 122
- Memory cards 123
- Batteries 124
- LCD monitor care 124
- Copyright 124
- Questions and service 125
- Technical specifications 126
- 9222-2785-11 P-A211 128
- Printed in Germany 128
- 0-43325-53136-1 128
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