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If the card-not-recognized message appears, the inserted card in the camera may need to be format-
ted. A card used in another camera may have to be formatted before being used. If the unable-to-
use-card message appears, the card is not compatible with the camera and cannot be formatted.
A card is formatted in the basic section of the setup menu (p. 96). When a card is formatted, all the
data on the card is permanently erased.
The response time during recording and playback is longer with
MultiMediaCards compared with SD Memory Cards. This is not a
defect, but rather due to the specifications of the cards. When
using large capacity cards, some operations like deletion may take
longer.
The SD Memory Card has a write-protect switch to prevent image
data from being deleted. By sliding the switch to the bottom of the
card, the data will be protected. However, when the card is pro-
tected, images cannot be recorded. If an attempt is made to
record or delete an image with the camera, the card-locked mes-
sage will appear on the monitor and the orange flash lamp near
the viewfinder will blink quickly. For memory card care and storage
see page 122.
Write-
protect
switch
Lock
position
About memory cards
- INSTRUCTION MANUALE 1
- BEFORE YOU BEGIN 2
- FOR PROPER AND SAFE USE 3
- About this manual 6
- TABLE 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
- Flash modes 32
- Camera-shake warning 33
- Flash signals 33
- Quick View 34
- Quick-view display 35
- Deleting images in Quick View 35
- Enlarged playback 36
- Other Quick View features 37
- Use the left/right keys to 39
- Drive modes 40
- Continuous advance 41
- Shooting tips 42
- Self-timer 42
- SINGLE-SHOT AF 43
- Bracketing 44
- Number of frames in 45
- Frame counter 45
- Image size and image quality 46
- Recording Tips 48
- Voice memo 48
- Digital zoom 49
- Focus area selection 50
- Focus lock 51
- Exposure compensation 52
- MULTI-FUNCTION 54
- RECORDING MODE 54
- ADVANCED OPERATION 54
- MULTI-FUNCTION RECORDING 56
- 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
- AF sensor display 66
- Camera sensitivity ISO 67
- Digital Effects Control 68
- Date imprinting 70
- Instant playback 71
- A SHORT GUIDE TO PHOTOGRAPHY 72
- MOVIE RECORDING 74
- Recording indicator 75
- AUDIO RECORDING 76
- PLAYBACK MODE 77
- VIEWING AND EDITING IMAGES 77
- Viewing images 78
- Deleting single files 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
- Navigating the setup menu 96
- LCD monitor brightness 98
- Formatting memory cards 98
- Auto Power Save 99
- Language 99
- File Number (#) Memory 99
- Folder name 100
- Audio signals 100
- Shutter FX 101
- Reset default 101
- SETUP MODE 102
- Video output 103
- Setting the date and time 103
- Setting the date format 103
- DATA-TRANSFER MODE 104
- CONNECTING TO A COMPUTER 104
- System requirements 105
- DATA -TRANSFER MODE 106
- Automatic Installation 108
- Manual Installation 109
- Connecting to Mac OS 8.6 111
- Camera Notes 113
- Windows 98 and 98SE 114
- Macintosh 115
- TROUBLESHOOTING 117
- About Ni-MH batteries 119
- CLEANING 121
- CAMERA CARE 121
- Memory cards 122
- BATTERIES 123
- LCD MONITOR CARE 123
- QUESTIONS AND SERVICE 124
- COPYRIGHT 124
- Digital Camera: 125
- Tested To Comply 125
- With FCC Standards 125
- TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS 126
- 9222-2777-11 HA-A204 128
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