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Intelligent Auto Auto AdjustmentIntelligent ································· 21 SelectionScene ·················································· 22 ShootingEasy ····················································· 24 Shooting Exposure Manual ································· 26 Shooting·························· Priority Speed Shutter 27 Priority ShootingAperture ··································· 28 AutoProgram ······················································ 29 TwilightHand-held ·············································· 30 Blur··················································· Motion Anti 31 Panorama················································Sweep 32 Mode·························································Movie 34 Smile Shutter······················································· 35 Zoom ··································································· 36 Self-Timer···························································· 37 Macro ·································································· 38 Flash ··································································· 39 Focus ·································································· 40 bracket shooting/Exposure burst High-speed ····· 42 EV ······································································· 44 ISO ······································································ 45 How to use this handbook····································· this use How to 2 camerathe using on Notes ··································· 3 SearchOperation ·················································· 7 SearchMENU/Settings ······································· 10 parts···················································Identifying 15 dial mode the Using ············································ 16 dial················································· jog the Using 17 setting display) (screen DISP the Changing ······· 18 memory internal the Using ·································· 20
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Index ································································· 173 Troubleshooting ················································ 152 messages and indicators Warning ···················· 162 sources — Power abroad camera the Using ···· 168 media···················· Duo” “Memory Stick the On 169 pack battery InfoLITHIUM the On ····················· 171 charger battery the On ······································ 172 Printing still Printing images ··········································· 148 a PictBridge using directly images Printing printer················································compliant 149 shopat a Printing ·············································· 151
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Troubleshooting Printing Table of Operation MENU/Settings contents Search Search Index GB 7 ······················ 27 ······························ 26 ······························· 22 ······························· 21 ································· 28 ············································· 69 ·············································· 62 ·············································· 62 ················································ 32 ··················································· 22 ···················································· 22 ····················································· 65 ······················································· 29 ························································ 35 ··························································· 34 ································································ 68 ································································· 22 ···································································· 22 ······································································ 38 ·················································································· 42 Macro Shooting Sports Advanced Mode Movie bracket shooting/Exposure burst High-speed Shutter Speed Priority Shooting Priority Speed Shutter Priority Shooting Aperture Program Auto Panorama Sweep Gourmet Portrait Twilight Portrait Smile Shutter Scene Recognition Detection Face Blink Anti Red Eye Reduction Shooting Exposure Manual Intelligent Auto Adjustment Auto Intelligent Scene Selection Scene Recognition
Shooting moving objects Shooting close to objects Shooting food arrangements Shooting panoramic images Shooting images manually Shooting portraits
Leaving to the settings the camera Operation Search Operation Table of Operation MENU/Settings contents Search Search Index GB 8 ·································· 39 ·································· 37 ········································· 93 ········································· 80 ·········································· 79 ·············································· 30 ·············································· 62 ···················································· 31 ···················································· 31 ····················································· 65 ····················································· 47 ····················································· 22 ····················································· 22 ·························································· 39 ···························································· 77 ····························································· 54 ······························································ 19 ································································ 91 ·································································· 91 ·································································· 121 ······································································ 40 ································································ 49, 94 ········································································· 70 ··········································································· 45 ··········································································· 45 ············································································ 44 Slideshow with music with Slideshow Format zoom Playback Trimming Retouch Multi-Purpose Resize Playback Continuous Histogram EV Focus Detection Face Size Image Delete Forced flash Forced Scene Recognition DRO High Sensitivity Blur Motion Anti On) (Flash Slow Synchro ISO High Sensitivity Hand-held Twilight Blur Motion Anti self-timer delay 2-second ISO SteadyShot Playing back a series of images in order Editing images Displaying enlarged images Deleting images Changingimage size Changingfocus position Adjustingexposure Shooting in dark places Shooting with backlight Shooting without blur Table of Operation MENU/Settings contents Search Search Index GB 9 ··························· 147 with SD
········································· 129 ·········································· 128 ··········································· 148 ······················································ 24 ························································ 127 ································································· 111 ··········································································· 130 ················································································ 138 “Cyber-shot Step-up Guide” Step-up “Cyber-shot Date Date & Time Setting Initialize Printing still images TV a on images Viewing Definition) (Standard Definition) (High HD a on images Viewing TV Easy Shooting Easy Usingthe “PMB (Picture Motion Browser)” Setting Area Information about optional accessories Viewing TVs on Printing images Initializing settings Changing date and time settings Printing images with the date Shooting/Viewing with easy-to-see indicators Table of Operation MENU/Settings Index
contents Search Search GB 10 r — — — — Continued Continued Control button — — — MENU button *— * * * * — ———— — *——— ————— ————— ————— ———— —— —— —— —— —— —— on the B / b / V / v — —— —————————— —— —— ngs Search ngs —— —— ——————— *——— —— —— —— —— —— —— —— ————————————— ——— ———————— ———— —— ——— ————————— —— —— Mode dial
(Settings) Press the MENUthe menu button to display screen menuthe desiredSelect with item control button Press the MENU menu the to turn off button screen MENUitems (Shooting) Sharpness SteadyShot Color Filter Color Saturation Color Contrast Noise Reduction Mode Color Anti Blink Anti Red Eye Reduction DRO Smile Detection Sensitivity Detection Smile Face Detection Flash Level Bracket Set Recognition Scene White Balance White Mode Metering Shooting Direction Shooting Image Size Flash Scene Selection Movie shooting mode Menu items Menu * The operationis limited according to the selectedScene Selectionmode. In the table below, the table below, In each Click unavailable. — that it is available and is function a indicates item menu in items to the jump corresponding to the page.
You can select the various shooting functions easily from the MENU button. MENU the from easily functions shooting various the can select You 1 2 MENU/Setti 3 Table of Operation MENU/Settings Index
contents Search Search GB 11 Note • Onlythe items that are availableeach for mode aredisplayed on the screen. Table of Operation MENU/Settings Index
contents Search Search GB 12 Control Control button — — — — Internal Internal Memory Folder View Folder MENU button (Playback) —— —— — button Folder View Folder ——— ——— — on the Favorites B / b / V / v ———— Event View Event “Memory Stick Duo” media Duo” Stick “Memory the control button ——— —— Date View Date on the center of the on View Mode View z (View Mode) (Multi-Purpose (Multi-Purpose (Rotate) (Filter by Faces) (Filter (Change Main Image) Main (Change (Retouch) (Add / Remove / Remove (Add (Print) (Settings) (Display Burst Group) (Display Burst (Date List) (Select Folder) (Slideshow) Press the Press the playback mode to switch button to (Playback) MENUPress the the menu button to display screen menuthe desiredSelect with item control button Press (Protect) (Event List) (Delete) can select between [Delete SingleImage] or[DeleteAll Images]. MENU items (Viewing) Notes DPOF Resize) Favorites) Menu items • Onlythe items that are available for each mode aredisplayed on the screen. • Whenthe mode dial is set to (Easy Shooting), you if press MENU, the delete screen appears. You In theIn table below, function indicates available is a — that and it is unavailable. page. corresponding to the jump items to menu the each item of Click Youselect can the variousviewing functions easilythe from MENU button. 1 2 3 4 Table of Operation MENU/Settings Index
contents Search Search GB 13 r Continued Continued Control button MENU button to B z , press V / v jump to the corresponding page. the corresponding to jump on the control button, on the control Format Create REC.Folder Change REC.Folder Delete REC.Folder Copy Number File Beep Setting Language Guide Function Initialize Demo Mode HDMI Resolution CTRL FOR HDMI COMPONENT Video Out Display Zoom Wide USB Connect Download Music Music Format Items AF Illuminator Grid Line Zoom Digital Conversion Lens Sync. Flash Auto Orientation Auto Review Focus Expanded Button Custom V z on the control button to display the the display to button control on the z Shooting Settings Shooting “Memory Stick” Tool Stick” “Memory Main Settings setup screen Select the desired category with then press press then Select (Settings) with with MENUPress the button to display screen the setting (Settings) Select Select the desired setting,the desired thenSelect press select each item, then eachselect item, then Setting items Categories Click each items of the menu items to items the menu of items each Click 3 You can change the settings on the on the settings can change You screen. (Settings) 1 2 4 Table of Operation MENU/Settings Index
contents Search Search GB 14 Items Format Number File Area Setting Date &Setting Time Internal Memory Tool Internal Clock Settings Clock [InternalMemory Tool]appears only when a “MemoryStick Duo” media is not inserted. Notes Categories • mode. shooting from entered been have settings when only appears Settings] [Shooting • [“Memory Stick” Tool] appears only when a “Memory Stick Duo” media inserted is inthe camera,while Table of Operation MENU/Settings Index
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z / B / b / V / (Playback) button (Playback) (46) (Custom)button (107) (Delete) button (49) button (Delete) Jog dial(17) strap shoulder for Hook (10) button MENU Control button v on: Menu Stereo microphone Stereo Finder LCD screen Menu off: DISP/ off: Menu /Speaker / Battery insertionslot eject lever Battery slot media Duo” Stick “Memory Access lamp media Duo” Stick “Memory Battery/ cover receptacle Tripod button RESET V W X T U O P Q R S Y Z wj wk wl e; ea es
/ (42) button /Bracket) (Burst (Playback zoom) lever (48, 47) (48, lever zoom) (Playback
FOCUS button (40) button FOCUS Self-timer lamp/ Smile Shutter lamp/ AF illuminator Lens Flash Finder adjustment dial FINDER/LCD button strap shoulder for Hook jack cover jack/DCDC IN IN Multi connector Shutter button (36) lever (Zoom) W/T shooting: For viewing: For lever/ (Index) ON/OFF button (Power) (16) dial Mode G H I J K L M N F E D B C A Identifying parts Identifying Table of Operation MENU/Settings Index
contents Search Search GB 16 es with easy-to-see indicators indicators easy-to-see with es Mode dial Mode Allows you to shoot with preset scene the according settings to with you shoot Allows to (page 22). (page audio with movies record to you Allows 34). (page 24). manually speed shutter the adjusting after shoot to you Allows (page 27). manually value aperture the adjusting after shoot to you Allows (page 28). the (both manually exposure the adjusting after shoot to you Allows shutter speed and theaperture(F value)) (page 26). Youset can various functions using themenu. when flash the using without blur reduced with shoot to you Allows composing burstshots taken in high-speed(page 31). without scenes light low in blur reduced with shoot to you Allows (page high-speed in taken shots burst 30). composing when tripod images composing after image panoramic a shoot to you Allows (page 32). Allows you to shoot with the settings adjusted automatically automatically adjusted settings the with shoot to you Allows (page 21). imag still shoot/view to you Allows (both automatically adjusted exposure the with shoot to you Allows the shutter speedandthe aperture value) (page 29). Youset can various functions using themenu.
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(Movie Mode) (Manual Exposure Exposure (Manual (Shutter Speed (Shutter Priority (Aperture (Program (Program Auto) Adjustment) Shooting) Priority Shooting) Priority Shooting)
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contents Search Search GB 17 Selecting the value setting Jog dial the ISO EV and settings with the dial. jog Selecting the item turn theleft to value. decrease
Turn right to increase the value, value, the to increase right Turn Press the jog dial to select an item in the shootingtheinto select screen Press the an item dial jog Theset item to is displayed larger. Turn select the jog dial thevalue setting to Note • Items displayed in gray cannot beset by pressing the jog dial. 1 2
The jog dial is jog to setting change used The values the dial shooting when Manual Shooting, in Exposure ShutterSpeed Priority Shooting,Priority Aperture Shooting, ProgramISO sensitivity Auto, adjustment, the focus method adjustment or the EVadjustment. By turning the jog dial, you can easilynext/previous view the You can image. alsothe adjust EV settings in AutoAdjustment) or (Intelligent In Selection).(Scene (Advanced Sports Shooting), you can set Using the jog dial jog the Using Table of Operation MENU/Settings Index
contents Search Search GB 18 DISP (screen DISP Sets screen brighter and displays only images. only displays and brighter Sets screen Sets screen brighter and displays a graph of the of the a graph displays and brighter screen Sets image brightness. Image informationalso isdisplayed during playback. the displays and brighter Sets screen information. displays and brightness standard to screen Sets the information. Bright + Bright Bright + Bright Normal Bright
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Press DISP (screen display) on the control buttonthe on display) (screen Press DISP Select the desired mode with the control button may decrease faster undersuchcondition. Note • power battery the However, up. brightness screen the adjust light, outside bright in images view you If
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contents Search Search GB 19 Number of pixels of Number Brightness A B ontrol button, then select [Bright + Bright B Dark A Histogram] Press DISP (screen display) on the c on display) (screen Press DISP – strobes flash The – fast or slow is speed shutter The – movies Recording – movies back Playing – images orientation vertical Viewing – still images Rotating –Panorama Sweep with Shooting – Panorama Sweep with shot images Viewing – main images Viewing Histogram Notes • The histogrammay notappear for images recordedusing other cameras. • A large differenceinthe histogram displayedduring shooting and playbackoccur may when: • The histogramalso appears when playing back a single-image, butyou cannot adjust the exposure. • The histogramdoesnot appear when: 1 A histogram is a graph showing the brightness of an image. The graph display indicates a bright a bright indicates display graph The of an image. brightness the showing a graph is histogram A side. the left to skewed image when dark and a right side, the to when skewed image Table of Operation MENU/Settings Index
contents Search Search GB 20 you can record images images record can you Various functions can be be can functions Various Various functions can be can functions Various : : ient free capacity, then perform the procedure procedure the perform then capacity, ient free memory. This memory is not removable. Even Even removable. not is memory This memory. Images are recorded on the “Memory Stick the “Memory on are recorded Images Images are recorded using the internal the internal using recorded are Images : : Images on the “Memory Stick Duo” media are media are Duo” Stick “Memory the on Images Images stored in the internal memory are played played are memory internal in the stored Images : : When a “Memory Stick Duo” media is inserted [Recording] media. Duo” [Playback] played back. played etc.] Settings, [Menu, performed on images on the “Memory Stick Duo” media. Duo” Stick “Memory the on images on performed When there is no “Memory Stick Duo” media inserted [Recording] memory. [Playback] back. etc.] Settings, [Menu, performed the images on internal in memory. Internal Internal memory B B
you can transfer data stored in the internal memory toacomputer. However you cannot transferdata on a memory. to the internal computer On image data stored in the internal memory Notes • You cannot transferimage dataa“Memory on Stick Duo” media to the internalmemory. • By makinga USB connection betweenthe cameracomputer and a with a cable for multi-useterminal, To copy (back up) data on a a on Duo” media Stick “Memory (back up) data To copy with suffic media Stick Duo” a “Memory Prepare To copy (back up) data on a hard disk of your disk of your computer on a hard up) data (back To copy on pages the procedure Perform the in inserted media Duo” Stick “Memory without a 140 139 to camera. explained in [Copy] (page 125). We recommend that you copy (back up) data without error using one of the following methods. following of the one using error without data up) (back copy you that recommend We
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contents Search Search GB 21 dscape), dscape), or (Macro) and (Portrait), ting conditions and shoot the image. the shoot and conditions ting een when the scene is recognized. the scene een when Scene Recognition icon
to focus on focus to If you shoot a still image of a subject that is difficult is difficult that image of a a subject still shoot you If On Scene Recognition Scene On (Backlight), (Backlight Portrait), (Lan
11 1/8lens). the (from (T) inches) flash slowlyand thebeep does not sound.Either recomposethe shot orchange thefocus setting (page 40). – is It and subject the in is dark distance – The contrastbetween the subject andthe backgroundis poor – glass through is seen subject The – quickly moving is subject The – Therereflective is light or shiny surfaces – flashing is subject The – backlit is subject The Set the modeto dial Shoot with the shutter button Adjustment)(Intelligent Auto The camera recognizes camera The (Twilight), (Twilight Portrait), displaysan icon on the LCD scr (Twilight a tripod), using 62. page see details, For • to changes indicator lock AE/AF the automatically, subject the on focus cannot camera the When •situations: following the in difficult be may Focusing •1 approximately is distance shooting (13/32 cm shortest The 150 (W), inches) (4 cm feet z z RecognitionScene operates in Intelligent Auto Adjustmentmode. This function lets the shoo the recognize automatically camera Note • Off]. [Flash or Auto] [Flash is set to mode Flash
Allowsyou to shoot still images with setting the adjusted automatically. 1 2 Intelligent Auto Adjustment Auto Intelligent Table of Operation MENU/Settings Index
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t settings according to the scene. to according settings Allows you to record theblue of the water clearly when scenes. or lakeside seaside shooting Allows you to record clear images preventing sunken colorsinsnowy scenes or other places wherethe whole screen appears white. splendor. their all record fireworks in to you Allows Allows you to shoot sharp images of people with the nightview in the backgroundwithout compromisingthe atmosphere. Allows you to shoot night scenesdistance at far without losingthe dark atmosphere of the surroundings. and delicious in arrangements food shoot to you Allows color. bright Allows you to shoot with backgrounds blur away, and the subjectsharpened. is Allows you to shoot subjects in focusing by scenes distant of shooting easy Allows the distance. Shootsvivid blue sky and flora colors. Allows you to shoot images without a without images shoot to you Allows conditions, low light under flash reducing blur. as sports. of movement the halfway, is pressed the shutter While adjusted. be will focus the and predicted is subject the
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t Youcurrently delete the can displayed image. Select [OK] disp currently delete the You can Image],in delete a images all On EasyOn Viewing mode Shooting),then playback images, the images are displayed in the preselected View Mode. (Delete) button: (Delete) MENU button: • than other mode a to dial mode the set If you View]. [Folder to is set Mode View (Easy When you press the thataddition,In functions can button (Playback) the see. easierlarger withand to textdial the screen becomes set playback mode the to limited. are used be Shooting), (Easy z Table of Operation MENU/Settings Index
contents Search Search GB 26 F value and the aperture (F aperture the and Shutter speed Shutter EV value ter adjustingter shutter speed ou use this can value to judge brightness the sure, EV with “–” indicates underexposure. indicates EV with “–” sure, en when the power is turned off. Once you set a value, you you a value, set you Once off. turned is the power when en , the selectable items change. selectable items , the
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contents Search Search GB 27 Shutter speedShutter Zoom scale 1/4000to 30 seconds 1/2000to 30 seconds (Zoom) Approx. ×1.4 Approx. Approx.×20 A B When you set the shutter speed faster, moving objects such as as objects such moving faster, speed the shutter set you When stopped. appear etc., water, splashing or cars people, running objects moving of traces the slower, speed the shutter set you When live natural more shoot can You appear. etc., current a river as such action images. (Wide)
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contents Search Search GB 28 Aperture (F value) (F Aperture e smallerholelets the that light lly adjusted from 1/2000 to 8 to 1/2000 from adjusted lly The the(F lower value), aperture the the wider that hole lets light except everything and decrease, focus of depth The through. pass is This focus. of out be will of distance range a narrow within objects etc. portraits, for good th value), (F the aperture The higher Both pass through. objects relatively close and far away the from lens etc. landscapes, for is good This sharp. will appear
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contents Search Search GB 29 Shutter speed/ Shutter value) (F aperture ion while theion keeping d combination when the shutter button is pressed is pressed button shutter the when combination d e shooting mode changes to program shift.
You can set the EV or ISO settingYouthe set EV or with the can dial. jog Shoot with the shutter button programshift,returnTo turn the dial the cancel jog to to “indication ”. Turn select the jog dial the aperture (F value) to andspeed shutter combination Press the jog dial Turnjog dial the “ to “ changes the screen on ” th and ” Setthe modeto dial (Program Auto) Shoot with the shutter button shift amount. shift halfway down. Program shift Notes • You cannot shift the aperture value and shutter spee 4 3 1 2 shutter speed combinat speed and shutter value) (F aperture the can change You 1 2 Allowsyou to shoot with the exposure adjusted automaticallythe (both shutter speed and the menu. the using settings various select can you Also value)). (F aperture fixed. exposure Program Auto Program • Whenthe flash mode setting ischanged, program shiftcanceled. is • used. be not may shift program the environment, the of brightness the to According • “ than other one the to dial mode the Set made. you setting the cancel to power •off the turn or ” Whenthebrightness changes, the aperture value) (F shutter and speed alsochange while maintaining the Table of Operation MENU/Settings Index
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Set the modeto dial (Hand-heldTwilight) Shoot with the shutter button – Imageerratic with movement –camera the to close too subject main a with Image – lawn or beach, sandy as sky, such contrast little with Image – falls water or waves as such change constant with Image Notes • Smile Shutter cannot be used in Hand-held Twilight. • The shutter soundbeeps 6 times and an image is recorded. • situations: following the in effective is less blur Reducing 1 2 Although night scenes tend to blur by camera shake, this mode allows you to shoot night scenes scenes night shoot to you allows mode this shake, camera by blur to tend scenes night Although with taken are shots burst high-speed of series A a tripod. using without blur and noise less with noise. and blur reduce to applied is processing and image button, shutter the of press full one Hand-held Twilight Hand-held Table of Operation MENU/Settings Index
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Set the modeto dial Shoot with the shutter button MotionBlur) (Anti – Imageerratic with movement –camera the to close too subject main a with Image – lawn or beach, sandy as sky, such contrast little with Image – falls water or waves as such change constant with Image Notes • Blur. Motion in Anti used be cannot Shutter Smile • The shutter soundbeeps 6 times and an image is recorded. •situations: following the in effective not does blur Reducing 1 2 This is suitable for indoorshots without the using flash reduce theblur. A series to subject of is processing and image button, shutter the of press full one with are taken shots burst high-speed noise. and blur subject reduce to applied Anti Motion Blur Motion Anti Table of Operation MENU/Settings Index
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The guidance bar is displayed as camera moves. camera as is displayed bar The guidance the shooting end, the to bar reaches a guidance When recorded. are images panoramic and stops Pan the camerathePan following the indication on the screen Fully press the shutter button shutter Fullypress the Set the modeto dial the LCD see can you where position at the camera Hold the (Sweep Panorama) clearly. screen –slow too or fast too camera the pan You – There is too muchcamera shake – the setting from direction in a different the camera pan You composed image. If this happens, move the camera fast to record a full panoramic image. Image Size: Shooting Direction: Shooting z Notes •blurred. be may images panoramic conditions, light low Under • smoothly. recorded be not will part stitched the together, stitched are images several Since •situations: following the in images panoramic create cannot You • the in occurs area gray a time, given the within subject entire the across camera the pan cannot you If 3 2 1 Allows you to create a panorami create to you Allows both down, and up both can create You Sweep Panorama Sweep Table of Operation MENU/Settings Index contents Search Search GB 33 to display the the display to z whole imagewhile scrolling. stopping Adjustability images/ scrolling Playback stop • Press the in images Scrolling position horizontal the in images Scrolling position vertical on the control button while panoramic panoramic while button control the on z image with little contrast such as sky, sandy beach, beach, sandy as sky, such contrast little with image or lawn falls B V / / brightness or color of the combined image is not not is image combined the of color or brightness always the same. onscreen. the LCD the If camera shakesduring the panning, the joint may not be recordedsmoothly. halfway, so that you can lockthe exposure and white balance. brightness, in different extremely are angle locked If successful. be not will shooting the focus, and color this happens, changelock angle and shoot again. situations: – Objects are moving – Objectsare too close to the camera – and tiles as such pattern repeating a with Image – Image with constant change such as waves water or b v Control button Control z • the light, fluorescent as such flicker that lights Under • velocity. constant a with arc an in camera the Pan • indication as the direction same the in camera the Pan • Determine the scene and press the shutter button • the and shooting panoramic of angle whole the When • for following the not suitable Panorama Sweep is Radius as short as possible Playing back for panoramic images panoramic for back Playing Tips forshooting a panoramic image Shows the displayed area of the image panoramic whole Vertical direction Horizontal direction • Panoramic imagesare played back with thesupplied software“PMB” (page 138). images are played back. are played images You can scroll panoramic images by pressing pressing by images panoramic scroll can You z z Table of Operation MENU/Settings Index
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Set the modeto dial (MovieMode) fully button down Press the shutter To recording,stop thepress shutter fullybutton down again
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contents Search Search GB 35 on the on control z Face Detection frame Smile Detection Sensitivity Sensitivity Detection Smile indicator , (Twilight), or (Gourmet), (Fireworks) Do not cover the eyes with the bangs. the with eyes the cover Do not Do not obscureby the face hat, masks, sunglasses,etc. Try to orient the faceinfront of the camera and beas level as possible. Keep the eyes narrowed. Give a clear smile withopen an mouth.The smile is easier to detectwhenthe teeth are showing. 1 2 3 point on the indicator, the point the on b es automatically.
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button (pagebutton 65). selected-face is registered in the camera memory,Smile Detectionperformed is only for that face. To perform smile detection for a different face, change the selected face with To stop shooting,To press stop (Custom) button again When the smile level exceeds the the exceeds level When the smile Press (Custom) button (Custom) Press Wait detecting a smile camera records imag camera records camera the Shutter, Smile during button shutter the press If you shoots theSmile then returns image, Shutterto mode. internal memory becomes full. becomes memory internal in Button] [Custom the with Shutter] [Smile Set button. (page Settings) (Shooting 107). mode is selected in Scene Selection or or Selection Scene in is selected mode Motion Blur) is selected,you cannot usethe Smile Shutter Panorama), function. (Sweep or Twilight) (Hand-held (Anti •menu. setting in Sensitivity] Detection [Smile the set detected, is not smile If a •smiles. detected being is face whose person any when operates shutter The • You can select or register the selected subject for face detectionwith[Face Detection]. When the z Notes • Smiles may not be detectedcorrectly depending on the conditions. • function. zoom digital the use cannot You • When Shooting), Sports (Advanced (Landscape) • or media Duo” Stick “Memory the either when automatically ends Shutter Smile the using Shooting • You cannot usethe SmileShutter if you set [Metering Mode] or [WhiteBalance] tothe (Custom) 3
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contents Search Search GB 36 W side T side e camera’s optical zoom function can enlarge can function zoom optical e camera’s
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• When the zoomscale exceeds 20×, seepage 101. Turn (Zoom) the W/T lever out. zoom to to side W and in, to zoom T side to lever Turn the • fully lever the turning and slowly zooms slightly lever the Turning such as the jog dial or W/T (Zoom)lever mightbe recorded. Notes 1 You can enlarge the image when shooting. Th shooting. when image the can enlarge You 20×. to up images Zoom • Evenif you turnthe lever fully, thecamera zooms slowly while shooting a movie. • in shooting when valid is not Zoom Panorama). (Sweep • The operating sound of the lens might be recorded while shooting a movie. A beep sound of other buttons Table of Operation MENU/Settings Index
contents Search Search GB 37 Does not use the self-timer. Sets 10-second the delay self-timer. a and flashes lamp self-timer the button, shutter the press you When soundsbeep untilshutter the operates. cancel, press To again. Sets 2-second the delay self-timer. (Self-Timer (Self-Timer (Self-Timer (Self-Timer (Self-Timer (Self-Timer
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you press theshutter button, which reduces camera shake. Press (Self-Timer) button on the control Select the desired mode with the control button • after seconds 2 is released The shutter image. of an blur prevent to self-timer delay Use the 2-second z Notes •Off]. [Self-Timer 10sec] or [Self-Timer only select can you mode, Shooting Easy In •in shooting when valid is not self-timer The or Shooting) Sports (Advanced Panorama). (Sweep
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contents Search Search GB 38 om distant subjects to close-up. subjects distant om close-up subjects. Set Macro On Set Macro subjects. close-up es of small subjects such as or insects flowers. • Setting the zoomall the wayside to the Wrecommended. is • mode. this in camera the put Normally, Adjuststhe focus automatically fr Adjuststhe focus with priority on subjects. close shooting when (Auto) (Macro On) (Macro
Press control button the on (Macro) Select the desired mode with the control button Mode. Notes • The Auto Focus speedbecomes slower when you shoot images in the Macro mode. • Movie in or mode Adjustment Auto Intelligent is in camera the when [Auto] to is fixed mode Macro
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contents Search Search GB 39 dark place to clearly shoot the clearly shoot place to dark [Flash to set is flash Blur), Motion (Anti appear appear as white circular spots. Subject Flashes is there when insufficientor light backlight. operates. alwaysFlash operates. alwaysFlash a in is slow speed shutter The light. of flash out is that background operate. not does Flash Particles (dust, pollen, etc.) etc.) pollen, (dust, Particles air the in Camera (Flash Auto) (Flash (Slow (Flash Off) (Flash
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the shutter speed might be slower under low-light conditions, or in a dark place. In that case, use a a use case, that In place. dark a in or conditions, low-light under slower be might speed shutter the button. shutter the pressing after side your at firmly arms your hold or tripod Press buttonthe control on(Flash) Select the desired mode with the control button Shooting), you can select only [Flash On] or [Flash Off]. [Flash or can On] [Flash you select only Shooting), Off]. Adjustment mode. How How can the “White circular spots” be reduced? • Lightthe roomshoot and the subject withouta flash. • Select • selected.) automatically Off] is ([Flash Selection. Scene in mode Sensitivity) (High selected you though Even Blur) Motion (Anti Selection, Scene in mode Sensitivity) (High This is caused by particlesisby(dust, causedThis floating pollen, lens. When close to are etc.) they the they flash, camera’s the by accentuated z Notes • In (Manual Exposure Shooting), (Aperture Priority Shooting), or (Shutter Speed Priority • In Easy Shooting youmode, can select only [Flash Auto] or [Flash Off]. • In Panorama), (Sweep or Twilight), (Hand-held • The flashstrobes twice. The first flash adjusts the light quantity. • While chargingthe flash, • You cannot usethe flash duringburst or bracket shooting. is displayed. • [Flash On] and [Slow Synchro (Flash On)] are not available when the camera is in Intelligent Auto
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contents Search Search GB 40 z ses on the area around a set a set around the area on ses it is difficultto get proper the focus in (Hand-held Twilight), Twilight), (Hand-held or Blur), Motion (Anti that adjusts the focus automatically. the focus that adjusts distance. faces. Focuses on a subject in the center of the of the center the in a subject on Focuses AF the Using automatically. frame finder the compose can you together, function lock want. the way you image • This mode is usefulwhenrepeatedly shooting a subjectthe at same • on priority with AF operates active, is function Detection Face the When Focuses on a subject in all ranges of the of all ranges in a subject on Focuses automatically. frame finder halfway button shutter the press you When downstill inimage shooting mode, a green is in area that the around displayed is frame focus. Focuses on an extremely small subject or a narrow area. a narrow or subject small an extremely on Focuses FlexibleAF Spot lets you shoot indesired the composition. image Automatically and quickly focu frame finder of the in all ranges a subject on Focuses distance. automatically. Allowsyou to focus on the subject manually. (Semi (Flexible (CenterAF) (Manual (Manual (Multi (Multi AF)
Manual) Spot AF) Spot Focus)
Press the FOCUS button Select the desired mode with the control button and press dotted line. In this case, the camera focuses on the subjects at the center of the screen. the of center the at subjects the on focuses camera the case, this In line. dotted Smile Shutter. Smile Notes • You cannot useface detectionwhen you set a focus modeother than [Multi AF]. • movies. shooting when Focus] [Manual or AF] [Multi only select can You • AF] using while to [Multi is setting fixed Focus • Whenyouuse [Digital Zoom] Illuminator], or [AF theAF range finderis frame disabled and appears in a auto focus mode. focus auto a function Focus,” “Auto for stands AF 1 2 You can change the focus method. Use the menu when the menu Use method. focus the can change You Focus Table of Operation MENU/Settings Index
contents Search Search GB 41 ∞ Manual focus bar Focusrange 1 cm to AF range finderframe (yellow: adjustable/white: fixed) cus is approximate. If you point the lens up or up lens the point you If is approximate. cus show dust or fingerprints on the lens. Wipe the lens lens the Wipe lens. the on fingerprints or dust show and the subject not in the center of the frame. of the center not in the subject and in the center again. the center in in the center again. the center in z z z z You can adjust the rough position by using the jog dial. jog the using by position rough the adjust can You You can adjust the rough position by using the jog dial. jog the using by position rough the adjust can You To resetsetting, the press Press the control button to adjust to the distancethe to to adjust Press the button control manualusing thewhere focus by you want to press focus bar, then Tosetting, reset the press adjust the position of positionto adjust the button Press the control the AF range finder frame where you want to press focus, then with a soft cloth, etc. down, the error increases. Using Semi Manual/Manual Focus Manual/Manual Semi Using Using Flexible Spot AF Spot Flexible Using Notes Note • The focus distanceis range limited accordingthe to zoom scalingorthesetting of the [ConversionLens]. • Once you change the focus method, the distanceofthe Manual Focus you setis up cleared. •Fo Manual/Manual in Semi information setting Distance • If the focus distanceis set very close, the image may 1 This is usefuldifficult it is when proper get shooting the to focus, as such images through a window. • Once you change the focus method, the AF range finder frame you set up is cleared. This is useful when you shoot using a tripod a tripod using shoot you when useful is This 1 Table of Operation MENU/Settings Index
contents Search Search GB 42 r Continued Continued z e recordinge onmemory. internal you press and hold down the shutter button. shutter the down hold and press you Adjustment, Easy Shooting, Movie Mode, Hand-held Twilight, Anti Anti Twilight, Hand-held Mode, Movie Shooting, Easy Adjustment, Motion Blur, Sweep Panorama, orSmile Shutter. images. other the for used are also settings the adjustedbrightness. conditions. properlywith the selected bracket step value. Notes • Exposurebracket modenot is available duringIntelligent Auto • Off]. [Flash is set to flash The • these and first image, the for are adjusted balance white and focus The • Whenyouadjust the exposure manually, the exposureshifted is based on • shooting the to according longer becomes interval recording The • shoot to able be not may you dark, too or bright too is subject the If • [VGA]size imagewhilset be will Shoots a singleShoots image. a in succession. images 10 to up Shoots succession. in 5 images to up Shoots succession. in 2 images to up Shoots automatically values with the exposure 3 images of series a Shoots shifted.For details on the bracket setting, see page 61. (Burst(High)) (Burst(Low)) (Bracket) (Burst(Mid)) (Normal)
Select [Burst(High)], [Burst(Mid)] or [Burst(Low)] for [REC Mode] [REC for [Burst(Low)] or [Burst(Mid)] [Burst(High)], Select button Press the shutter Press the Press the /a shootingSelectbuttoncontrolpress mode and with the button (Burst/Bracket) burst shooting stops. Panorama, Movie Mode,orSmile Shutter. High-speed burst shooting Notes • first image. the for be adjusted to fixed are exposure and balance white focus, The • [VGA] imagesizerecordingwhileset be will onmemory. internal • Off]. [Flash is set to flash The •is shot. images 5 of maximum a of series a timer, self the with shooting burst When • In slow shutter speed conditions, the burstofshots per secondmay bedecreased. • the is full, media Duo” Stick or “Memory memory the is low, or when level internal the battery When • Sweep Blur, Motion Anti Twilight, Hand-held Shooting, Easy during available not is shooting Burst 1 2 Shoots up to 10 images in succession while in succession images 10 to up Shoots 1 2 Exposure bracket Exposure Mode]. [REC from bracket exposure or burst (single-image), normal can select You High-speed burst shooting/ burst High-speed Table of Operation MENU/Settings Index contents Search Search GB 43 to goback to single z back automatically. back and press press V and on control the button. z B / x and images in the image processing are processing the image in images x and you can play them them can play you on the control button control the on z Display or hidethe index with playback Press Burst groups are displayedas thumbnail images Select images with b • [DateView] and [Event View]can group burst images. 1 2 When a faceis detected inburst images,amost suitable imageis displayed asamain image.When a faceis notdetected, the image first changed. be can image main The image. main a will become list. a in displayed be can images burst The images Playingback grouped burstimages About the recording of high-speed burst shooting shooting burst high-speed of recording the About Display Main Image Only Display All Burst shots are recorded in a group and and a group in recorded are shots Burst z When stopped, the displayed image in inde recorded. After shooting high-speed burst images, the shots images are displayed in frames on the the on frames in displayed are images the shots images, burst high-speed shooting After When screen. all the fittedLCD recordingthe completes. images frames, are in with [OK] selecting by recording the stop can You z Table of Operation MENU/Settings Index
contents Search Search GB 44 = Length of time the camera receives light e exposure and the ISO sensitivity. Exposure Exposure the ISO sensitivity. and e exposure = Size of the opening allowing lighttopass through ISO sensitivityISO (Recommended Exposure Index) = Recording sensitivity Higher EV setting + EV setting Higher Lower EV setting – setting EV Lower Shutter speed Aperture
Exposure: Underexposure = too little = light too little Underexposure Darker image Correct exposure Overexposure = toomuchlight image Whitish
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contents Search Search GB 45 dark while locations increasing e same, images differ depending on the ISO on depending differ images e same, Sets ISO sensitivity the automatically. subjects moving or locations dark in blurring reduce image You can increasingby ISO sensitivity (select a larger number). High ISO sensitivity in even image a bright Records blur. to reduce speed shutter noisy. become to tends the image However, Low ISO sensitivity image. a smoother Records become may the image theHowever, when exposure is insufficient, darker. / (Auto) ////
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Press the jog dial to select the ISO sensitivity ISO to select thePress the jog dial Turn selectvalue dial the jog desired to following situations: following – Burst or bracket shooting – [DRO plus] to is set [DRO] –(Advanced Sports Shooting) mode sensitivity. ISO sensitivity is a speed rating for recording that media incorporates an sensor image that th is exposure the when light. Even receives z Notes • becomes. image the noisier the ISO sensitivity, the higher The •in except set is automatically ISO setting the Selection, Scene the In Shooting). Sports (Advanced • You can selectonly from [ISO AUTO],[ISO 125] to 800] [ISO when therecording mode is in the
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contents Search Search GB 46 the selected View Mode. : The camera switches to Folder View and View to Folder camera switches : The layed if you plug into this camera a “Memory a “Memory camera into this plug you if layed ken with this camera and images taken with taken images and camera with this ken : Images are played in may not be not may played at this time. [Folder View]). [Folder t [View Mode]
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contents Search Search GB 47 Shows thedisplayed area of the whole image evious size, at the center of the center of at the size, evious [Trimming] t th the control button th [Retouch] [Retouch] t to cancel playback zoom. cancel playback to z
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enlarged image. the enlarged back Plays 1 3 Playback zoom Playback Table of Operation MENU/Settings Index
contents Search Search GB 48 . V / v e control button, then select the then select button, e control dex screen with even more images. more even with screen dex Select the left side bar with th desired date/event/folder with with date/event/folder desired z
Displaying imagesofthe desired date/event/folder
To return to the single-image screen, select an image the single-imageanTocontrol return to with the select screen, button, then press Turn the lever again to display an in an display to again lever the Turn jog dial. image with the next/previous select the You can Press the (Playback) button to to switch playback mode Turn the the imageto displayindexthe W side screen (Index) lever to z Note • Whenthe mode dial is set to (Easy Shooting), you cannotview images in index mode. 3
Displays multiple same time. images at the 1 2 Image Index Image Table of Operation MENU/Settings Index
contents Search Search GB 49 . ed folder, date range, event event range, date folder, ed . 2 z z
t z
t on the control button z
[OK] t , Press [OK] , on. You on. You MENU the images can delete also from t 2 Repeat the above steps until there are no more images to to images more are there no until steps above the Repeat image with a an deleted. Select be to again mark the release mark. MENU Select an image then press then image an Select Cancels the deletion. Deletes all images in select the once. at group burst or group step After 2 Deletes the currently displayed image single-image in mode. Allows select you to and delete multiple images. step after the following Do as 1 Remove Favorites], [Protect] or [DPOF]. or [Protect] Favorites], Remove • / in [Add mode single-image and index between switch also can You Turn the zoom lever to the T (to zoom lever theTurn the T )the side index in mode to return the single-image to zoom lever mode, turn the and the to (W mode. index the to return to side ) desired mode t
mode when selecting images selecting when mode You can switch between index and single-image single-image and index between switch can You (Delete) button
Press the (Playback) button to to switch playback mode z Exit All in This Folder All in Date Range All in Event All Except Main Image All In This Group This Image Multiple Images Notes • to is set dial mode the When •to is set Mode View When image. displayed currently the only delete can you Shooting), (Easy images. delete cannot you (Favorites), 1 2 Allows you to select unwanted images for deleti (pagebutton 94). Delete Table of Operation MENU/Settings Index
contents Search Search GB 50 r 0:00:000:00:000:00:00 Continued Continued z , and press B / b Available functions Available Rewind Playback/Pause forward Fast slow Play control Volume panel control the Close Playback feature Pause forward Fast rewind Fast panel control the Displays on the control button V z
The control panel appears. panel The control witha desiredSelect button Press Movie playback starts. Movie playback Press the (Playback) button to to switch playback mode a movieSelect button with the control Press Displaying control the panel Button Control button Control z B b V Note 2 Display the control panel, you can control slow movie playback and adjust the volume. the adjust and playback movie slow can control you panel, control the Display 1 • Younot may be able to playbacksome images shot using othercameras.
1 2 3 Viewing movies Viewing Table of Operation MENU/Settings Index contents Search Search GB 51 . z on the control button, and press press and button, control the on B / , , , or , screen. viewing movie the on appears The icon displayed may vary depending on image size and quality. Playback bar On the movie viewing screen viewing movie the On The Playback bar appears, you can check a playback position of a movie. of playback position check a you can appears, bar Playback The Select the image you want to display using b using display to want you image the Select z Table of Operation MENU/Settings Index
contents Search Search GB 52 desired mode t Adjuststhe setting automatically. conditions. light low under sensitivity high with movies Shoots (Moviemode) shooting t
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Sensitivity)
Set the modeto dial (MovieMode) MENU
Allowsyou to shoot moviespreset with settings the according scene. to 1 2 Movie shooting mode shooting Movie Table of Operation MENU/Settings Index
contents Search Search GB 53 desired direction t Pan from left to right. to left from Pan left. to right from Pan to down up. Pan from down. up to from Pan [Shooting Direction] [Shooting t
(Right) (Left) (Up) (Down)
Set the modeto dial Panorama]MENU [Sweep
Set the direction to pan the camera when shoot the camera a Sweepyou images. Panorama pan to Set the direction 1 2 ShootingDirection Table of Operation MENU/Settings Index
contents Search Search GB 54 Fine Fine Rough Rough Printing . Select the image size image . Select the Less Fine Less More More No. ofNo. images ecorded when you take a image. take you when ecorded images images can be recorded reproduced when the image is printed on large- on printed is the image when reproduced desired size t For printsFor size to up A4 printsFor up to size L/2L e-mail attachments For aspect3:2 as ratio photo in and prints postcards For viewing on a high-definition TVhigh-definition on a viewing For Less For printsFor size to up A3+ Usage guidelines Usage (Image Size) t (2048×1536) (640×480) (2592×1944) (1920×1080) (3456×2304) (3456×1944) (3456×2592)
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MENU When shooting still images Note The larger the image size, the more detail will be more size, the the image larger The the more size, image the smaller The paper. format thewillthat way matches you images. view your • Whenyouprint images recordedwith 16:9 aspect ratio, both edges may be cutoff. 1 of the image file that is r is that file the image of size the determines image size The Image Size Image Table of Operation MENU/Settings Index
contents Search Search GB 55 r Continued Continued display on HDTV (1080). HDTV on display (1080). HDTV on display (720). HDTV on display upload. WEB Usage guidelines Usage Shoot the Sweep Panorama images using using images Panorama Sweep the Shoot size. standard Shoot the Sweep Panorama images using wide using images Panorama Sweep the Shoot size. Average bit rate bit Average 12 Mbps12 for movie quality highest Shoot 6 Mbps3 Mbps Shoot standard quality movie for at Shoot an image size suitable for 7 Mbps Shoot standard quality movie for Shoots images in [9M] size. [9M] in images Shoots size. [3M] in images Shoots (1440×1080(Fine)) (1440×1080(Standard)) (1280×720) (VGA) (Standard) (Wide) Movie image size image Movie Small Large (Vertical direction: 3424×1920) (Horizontal direction: 4912×1080) (Vertical direction: 4912×1920) (Horizontal direction: 7152×1080) [1280×720] on“Memory Stick PRODuo” media. When using recordingmedia other than“Memory [VGA]. to size image movie the set media, Duo” PRO Stick When shooting movies Whenshooting Sweep the Panorama images In Easy ShootingEasy In mode Notes • movies. for is selected size image [VGA] the when results image telephoto A • You can recordmovies with an imagesize of [1440×1080(Fine)], [1440×1080(Standard)],or The larger the image size, the higher the image quality. The higher the amount of data used per data amount used of higher theimage quality. The higher thesize,the larger image the The image. the playback smoother rate), the bit (average second moviesThe with shotthis MPEG-4 will be camera in AVC/H.264, recorded 30fps, Approx. format. mp4 AAC, Progressive, Table of Operation MENU/Settings Index contents Search Search GB 56 Many pixels Many (Fine image qualityand large file size) pixels Few size) file small but quality image (Rough Image size: VGA 640 pixels×480 pixels = 307,200 pixels Image size: 9M 3456 pixels × 2592pixels = 8,957,952pixels 2 1 Pixel On “image quality” and “image size” “image and quality” “image On Pixels Description of the pixels and the image size A digital imageA digital made is collection upof a small of dots called pixels. memory, more up it takes large, image becomes the pixels, of large number a it contains If pixels. of number the by shown is size” detail. “Image in fine displayed image is the and camera, the fine detail reen of the sc and data the on differences the see cannot you Although screen. a computer on displayed or printed is image when the time differ processing z Table of Operation MENU/Settings Index
contents Search Search GB 57 z
t on the control button control on the z
Flash strobes when there insufficient is light backlight. or the flash. use not Does t [Flash] [Flash] t
Auto Off
Set the modeto dial MENU (Easy Shooting) Select the desired mode
In Easy Shooting mode, you can select the Flash setting also from the MENU button. MENU the from also setting Flash the select can you mode, Shooting Easy In 1 2 Flash 3 Table of Operation MENU/Settings Index
contents Search Search GB 58 r Continued Continued which willbe used in [One ions. Use this function if image if image this Use function ions. adjusted to [Auto], [Flash], [One Push], or [One or Push], [One [Flash], [Auto], to adjusted desired mode desired t tion is set to to is set tion mode. Sensitivity) (High Adjustsbalance the white automatically so that colors the natural. appear evening day, a fine on conditions outdoors for Adjusts etc. fireworks, signs, neon scenes, night views, location. a shady or sky cloudy a for Adjusts [Fluorescent Light 1]: Adjusts for white fluorescent lighting. [FluorescentAdjusts Light 2]: for natural white fluorescent lighting. [FluorescentAdjusts Light 3]: for day white fluorescent lighting. bright under or lamp, incandescent under places for Adjusts lighting,such as in a photo studio. conditions. flash the for Adjusts source. light on the depending balance white the Adjusts mode Set] Push in [One memorized white color The [Auto] when this Use mode color. whitebasic the becomes or other modes cannot beset thecolor properly. Memorizes the basic white color Push] mode. ing to the surrounding light condit light surrounding to the ing (White Balance) (White t (One Push Set) (Flash) (Auto) (OnePush)
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MENU Blur,or Movie Mode, or when Scene Selec select [Fluorescent Light 1], [Fluorescent Light 2], or [Fluorescent Light 3]. Light 2], or [Fluorescent Light 1], [Fluorescent Light [Fluorescent select Push Set]. Notes • Youcannot adjust [Flash]in [White Balance] during Sweep Panorama, Hand-heldTwilight, Anti Motion • mode. Shooting Easy or Adjustment, Auto Intelligent in adjusted be cannot Balance] [White • In Scene Selection mode, you can changethe white balancesetting only in (High Sensitivity)or • [Auto]. to is set Balance] [White mode, [Flash] than other in flash a with shooting When • Whenflash [Flash is On] the white balancecan only be • Under fluorescent lights that flicker, the white balancefunction may notwork correctly even thoughyou • [OnePush Set] is unable to be selected while chargingthe flash. 1 Adjusts color tones accord tones color Adjusts unnatural. appears color White Balance White Table of Operation MENU/Settings Index contents Search Search GB 59 Reddish Incandescent z on the control button
Fluorescent Green-tinged t and the white balance when has e of paperthe the screen under fillinge of Bluish Cloudy [One Push Set] affected by the lighting conditions. lighting by the affected t Daylight White (standard) White [White Balance] [White t Using the custom button custom the Using Effects of lighting conditions lighting of Effects Weather/lighting of Characteristics light Frame a white object such as a piec samelighting conditions as you will shoot the subject MENU been adjustedrecordingthememory, is and stored screen in the displayed again The screen momentarily turns black, condition with the flash emitting. flash the with condition automatic white balance. white automatic z easilysetYou can the White Balanceset ifthe you custom it to button (page 107). The coloraretonesThe automatically adjusted in the Intelligent Auto Adjustment mode, you but manually adjust color tonescan using the White Balance function. The apparent color of the subject is subject of the color apparent The z To capture the basic white color in [One Push Set] mode Notes • [Off]. to is set Filter] [Color when used be will color white basic The •progress. in is Set] Push [One while camera the strike or shake not Do • the to is adjusted balance white the On)], (Flash Synchro [Slow On] or [Flash to set is mode flash When • the If Use set. be cannot or set not is either balance white the shooting, while flashes indicator 1 2 3 Table of Operation MENU/Settings Index
contents Search Search GB 60 Spot metering cross cross metering Spot hairs Positions on the subject desired mode to Adjustment), (Easy Shooting) and (Scene t Dividesmultiple into measures region. and The regions each (Multi-pattern exposure well-balanced a determines camera metering). the exposure determines and the image, of center the Measures (Center-weighted there subject of the brightness on the based metering). the subject of part a only Measures useful is function This metering). (Spot when backlit or is the subject when between the contrast is strong there background. the and subject (Metering Mode) t (Center) (Spot) (Multi)
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MENU to focus on the metering position. metering the on focus to Recognition),youcannot set the [MeteringMode]. You can easilysetMeteringyou can setYou the the button ifMode custom it to (page 107). z Notes •activated. is function Shutter Smile the while [Multi] to fixed is Mode Metering The • In Movie Mode, [Spot] cannot be selected. •youthe If set Metering Modetoother than [Multi], the Face Detection functioncannot be used. • recommended AF] is [Center to [Focus] setting metering, center-weighted or metering spot using When • to is set dial mode the When Au (Intelligent 1 Selectsmetering modethe that setsof subject partwhich to to the measure determine the exposure. Metering Mode Metering Table of Operation MENU/Settings Index
contents Search Search GB 61 e, the larger the shiftthe e, the of the larger es with the setting changed. You can select the select can You changed. the setting withes ing / bracket the In button. (Burst/Bracket) or Mode]whenthe Scene Selectionset. is desired mode t shifted based on the selected white balance. white selected the on based shifted saturation. color selected • is tone color the [Auto], than other to Balance] [White set you When • the on based is shifted mode color the Saturation], [Color set you When Records a series of 3 images with the exposure shifted in the shifted in the the exposure with 3 images of a series Records dark. and standard, bright, order: following valu step bracket the larger The Records a series 3with of imagesthe white balance shifted the in red. toward and blue, toward tone, color current order: following exposure value. exposure Records a series of 3 images with the color mode shifted in the in shifted mode color the with 3 images of a series Records Vivid. and Real, Normal, order: following [Bracket Set] Set] [Bracket t
(EXP±0.3) (EXP±0.7) (EXP±1.0) (White (Color Mode) Balance)
MENU • [Col and Balance] [White select cannot You 1 You can set the type of the bracket shooting us shooting the bracket of the type can set You 3 imag of a series record can you mode, shooting afterwards. image suitable most Bracket Set Bracket Table of Operation MENU/Settings Index
contents Search Search GB 62 r Continued Continued cally changes the setting and and setting the changes cally izes (Twilight), (Twilight desired mode be recognized in an environment where vibrations vibrations where environment an in recognized be t Example of an image where where image an of Example Backlight has activated (Backlight Portrait), it automati the image with eyes are open is selected automatically. For details on the the on details For automatically. is selected open are eyes with image the function?”. Blink Anti the is “What see function, Blink Anti When the camera recognizes the scene, it switches to the optimal the optimal to it switches scene, the camera recognizes the When the image. and shoots settings the optimal to it switches scene, the camera recognizes the When recogn camera the If settings. Portrait), (Twilight using a tripod), image. another shoots (Backlight) or •2 shot, images are If • of 2 images If are recorded, Auto Review displaysthem tiled vertically. • and automatically taken are images 2 is displayed, Blink] [Anti When green.to turns (Advanced) (Backlight Portrait), (Landscape), (Macro), (Portrait) (Twilight), (TwilightPortrait), (Twilight using a tripod), (Backlight), Scene Recognition icon the determines camera the When scenes. of types following the recognizes camera The optimal scene,it displays thecorresponding icon. (Scene Recognition) t (Advanced) (Auto)
Set the modeto dial MENU Adjustment)(Intelligent Auto is fixed to [Auto]. to fixed is camera still during shooting. are transferred to the camera even though it is fixed on a tripod. a on fixed it is though even camera the to transferred are Notes • Off]. [Flash and Auto] [Flash are settings flash available The • cannot sometimes scenes tripod) a using (Twilight •zoom. digital using when function not does Recognition Scene • Recognition Scene is activated, function Shutter Smile the when or burst, to is set Mode] [REC the When • settings. display screen the of regardless appears icon Recognition Scene The • situation. the on depending recognized be not may scenes These • Sometimesaslow shutterresults scene when a recognized is as a (Twilight using a tripod).Keep the 1 2
The cameraThe automatically detects shootingand conditions,shot. takes then the detected, ISO sensitivityface is movement to tois according the the increased When face a Detection). Motion (Face blur subject reduce Scene Recognition Scene Table of Operation MENU/Settings Index contents Search Search GB 63 eyes are closed in closed are eyes ” is displayed” is and only first image the is izes izes automatically the camera (Portrait), Shoots by increasing sensitivity based on on based sensitivity increasing by Shoots theface to reduce blur. sensitivity increasing without Shoots shutter. slow the from Shoots byadjusting the background plus). (DRO contrast and brightness and face the adjusting by Shoots contrast and brightness background (DRO plus). The second image second The to reduce sensitivity increasing by Shoots blur. o images with different effects, allowing you you allowing effects, with different images o * Shoots with flash. with Shoots the bybased face illuminated onShoots flash. The first image first The On)]. (Flash [Slow Synchro with Shoots in thebased face illuminated on Shoots flash with [Slow Synchro (Flash On)]. On)]. (Flash [Slow Synchro with Shoots What is the Anti Blink function? Blink Anti the is What Images shot with [Advanced] with shot Images automatically selected. If selected. iseyes automatically image with open an and shots* 2 takes *is activated. shutter slow or is lit flash when Except When set to [Advanced] and the camera recogn the camera and [Advanced] set to When z * [Auto]. to is set flash When eye detected “Blinked the message images, both recorded. to selectyou one like.to the In [Advanced], when the camera recognizes a difficult-to-shootcamera (scene [Advanced], recognizes the a when In (Twilight), (Twilight Portrait), (Twilight using a tripod), settingsit changesfollows the as and shoots tw (Backlight) and (Backlight Portrait)), z Table of Operation MENU/Settings Index
contents Search Search GB 64 desired mode t Detects a big smile. Detects a Detects a normal smile. normal Detects a smile.slight Detects a even Sensitivity) Detection (Smile t
(Big Smile) (Normal (Slight Smile) (Twilight Portrait), Portrait), (Twilight or (Beach) mode. Selection Scene in is selected mode (Snow) Smile)
MENU Twilight, Anti Motion Blur, or Movie Mode is selected. Mode Movie or Blur, Motion Anti Twilight, Notes • when setting Sensitivity Detection Smile the change can You Sensitivity), (High (Portrait), • Smilesnot may be detectedcorrectly depending on the conditions. • Hand-held Panorama, Sweep Shooting, Easy when Sensitivity Detection Smile the adjust cannot You
Sets sensitivity the theof Smile Shutter functionfordetecting smiles. 1 Smile Detection Sensitivity Detection Smile Table of Operation MENU/Settings Index
contents Search Search GB 65 r Continued Continued even if it is set to [Off]. is set to if it even or not, and selectsor not, and also for priority the subject tomatically set to [Auto] set to tomatically s mode s mode set AF] is to [Multi is mode or metering the e Focus, Flash, EV (Exposure), White Balance White Balance (Exposure), EV Flash, e Focus, desired mode desired t Selects the face the camera is to automatically focus on. focus to automatically is the camera Selects the face face. child’s on with priority shoots Detects and face. adult’s on with priority shoots Detects and Does not use Face Detection function. Faceuse not Does Face Detection frame (Orange) Face Detection frame (White) When the camera detects more than one subject, the camera will judge which is the main main the is which judge will camera the subject, one than more detects camera the When subject and set focus by priority. The Face Detection frame for the main subject will turn orange. The frame for which the focus is set will turn green by pressing the shutter button halfway down. (Face Detection) Detection) (Face t (Auto) (Child (Adult (Off)
Priority) Priority)
MENU detected when (Portrait) modeselected is inthe Scene Selection mode. set to [Multi]. to set Notes • [Face Detection] cannot be selected in Easy Shooting, SweepPanorama or Movie Mode. • the when focu only [Face select Detection] You can 1
Selects whether to use Selects whether to use the Face Detection function adjusting the focus using when function. the th adjusts and subjects your of faces Detects the automatically. settings Reduction Eye Red and Face Detection Face • conditions. the on depending correctly recognized be not may children and Adults •au is Detection] [Face shooting, Shutter Smile During • The Face Detection functiondoesnot workusing when the digital zoom. • Up tofaces 8 of your subjects can be detected. However, only up to 4 facesofyour subjects can be Table of Operation MENU/Settings Index contents Search Search GB 66 repeatedly repeatedly z cus on according to the [Face to the according on cus Face Priority FrameOff and register a face to be given priority. be given a face to register and sunglasses, etc. •level. lighting appropriate an Use • Makesure the subjects’ faces are not hiddenhats, by masks, •camera. the facing are subjects the sure Make cally selects the face to fo face to cally selects the e frame changes from e frame changes from to an orange frame ( ). , the priority face moves one face to the right. Press Press right. the to face one moves face priority , the on the control button during Face Detection. The leftmost face is registered as as registered face is The leftmost Face Detection. during button the control on again. z z Makingfaces easier to detect Registering the priority face (Selected-face Memory) (Selected-face face priority the Registering until the orange frame ( frame orange the until register. want to you the face is on ) face, then rightmost to the frame orange the move (Off), registration face cancel the To press Each time you press z press you time Each the priority face, and th face, and the priority Press by [Face Detection]. Whenthe registered face is shown onscreen the LCDagain, thecamera focusesthe on registered face. brightness, the subject’s hairstyle,etc.this Incase, register theface again under the conditions shot. be will image the where is performed onlythe on registered face. 3 2 1 Detection] setting, but you can also select also can you but setting, Detection] z • It may not be possible to detectthe registered face correctly dependingthe on surrounding • Detection Smile registered, frame the Detection is Face with used function Shutter Smile the When • InEasy Shooting mode, thepriority cannot face be registered. •from camera,is reset. theregistration the face remove the When battery you • selected to the setting camera returns the the LCD screen, from disappears face When the registered Normally the camera automati camera the Normally z Table of Operation MENU/Settings Index
contents Search Search GB 67 desired mode desired t 0EV (FlashLevel) t
MENU Priority Shooting), Shooting), Priority or Shooting) Priority (Aperture Shooting). Exposure (Manual Notes • The value is not displayed on the screen. It is indicated as • effect. no have may adjustment this dark, or bright too is subject the If or . • to is set dial mode the when only Level Flash the select can You Auto), (Program Speed (Shutter Adjuststhe flash amount be level flash The of set in EV increments. can light. 1/3 1 Flash Level Flash Table of Operation MENU/Settings Index
contents Search Search GB 68 ’s eyes open are recorded. are open eyes ’s while you are shooting an image, the camera the camera image, an are shooting while you desired mode t e Anti Blink function operates so operates function the Anti Blink is active, Face Detection When the subject with that images function. Blink Anti the use not Does not blinked automatically. (Anti Blink) Blink) (Anti t (Auto) (Off)
Set the modeto dial (Portrait) Select (Scene Selection) MENU recorded,the message “Blinked eye detected”is displayed on thescreen. LCD Shoot again as necessary. – the flash using When – During burst orbracket shooting –work not does function Detection Face the When – activated is function Shutter Smile the When Notes • situation. the on depending work not does function Blink Anti Sometimes • are closed eyes subject’s the with images only but [Auto] to is set function Blink Anti the When • situations. following the in function not does Blink Anti 1 2 3 WhenSelection Scene is set to (Portrait) automaticallyshoots consecutively. twocamera imagesdisplay select, The will record and the image which the eyes are Anti Blink Anti Table of Operation MENU/Settings Index
contents Search Search GB 69 [Red Eye t desired mode n. (The flashn. is set to [Flash Off] automatically.) ash light is reflected off the blood vessels at at vessels blood the off reflected is light ash t Retina Eye sing the “red-eye” phenomenon. “red-eye” the sing When the Face Detection function is activated, the flash strobes strobes the flash is activated, function Detection Face the When phenomenon. red-eye the to reduce automatically phenomenon. red-eye the to reduce strobes always flash The Reduction. Eye Red use not Does (Red Eye Reduction) Camera t (Off) (Auto) (On)
Whatcauses the red-eye phenomenon?
Correction] on the viewing menu or with the supplied software “PMB”. software supplied the with or menu viewing the on Correction] MENU [Auto]. conditions, such as distance to the subject, or if the subject looked away from the pre-strobe. the from away looked subject the if or subject, the to as distance such conditions, after you press the shutter button. Be also sure not to allow the subject to move during this period. this during move to subject the allow to not sure also Be button. shutter the press you after Twilight, Anti Motion Blur, Movie Mode, or when Smile Shutter is selected. Shutter Smile when or Mode, Movie Blur, Motion Anti Twilight, • [Retouch] with image the correct red, out turn subject the of eyes the When • Select Scene mode (High Sensitivity) in Selectio Other ways to red-eye to reduce ways Other Pupils become dilated in dark environments. Fl cau (retina), the eye of back the z Notes •you If do not use the Face Detectionfunction, Red Eye Reduction does not work, even when you select • Red EyeReduction may not produce thedesired effects. It depends on individualdifferences and • a second takes It usually is released. shutter the until firmly camera the hold of images, blurring avoid To • You cannot adjust the RedEyeReduction when duringEasy Shooting, Sweep Panorama, Hand-held 1
The flash strobes two or more times before shooting to reduce the red-eye phenomenon when when phenomenon red-eye the reduce to shooting before times more or two strobes flash The using the flash. Red Eye Reduction Eye Red Table of Operation MENU/Settings Index
contents Search Search GB 70 ness and contrast to contrast and ness rast automatically and strongly. cally corrects the bright cally corrects a function that automatically optimizes the optimizes that automatically a function desired mode t Does not adjust. not Does Adjuststhe brightness and contrast theautomatically. of images cont and image brightness Adjusts (DRO) (DRO) t (Off) (DRO plus) (DRO
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MENU is set. Shooting), (Aperture Priority Shooting) or (ManualExposure Shooting). Notes • effects. correction obtain to possible be not it may conditions, shooting on Depending • ISO value when [DRO plus] can the 800] be set for to 125] from [ISO values AUTO] or [ISO Only [ISO • to is selected dial mode the when DRO only set can You Auto), (Program Priority Speed (Shutter 1 The camera analyzes the shooting scene and automati and scene shooting the analyzes camera The DRO improve the imagequality. Optimizer,” Range “Dynamic for DRO stands an image. of parts dark and light between difference Table of Operation MENU/Settings Index
contents Search Search GB 71 desired mode desired t Strengthens noise reduction. This setting puts emphasis on emphasis puts setting This reduction. noise Strengthens eliminationnoise. of Weakens noise reduction. This setting puts emphasis on resolution resolution on emphasis puts setting This reduction. noise Weakens images. of [Noise Reduction] [Noise t (Standard) (+) (–)
MENU PriorityShooting), (Aperture Priority Shooting) or (ManualExposure Shooting). Notes • adjusted. be cannot level Reduction Noise the recording, of time the at settings the on Depending • dial the mode is selected to only when can Noise You set Reduction Auto), (Program Speed (Shutter
Adjuststhe resolution/noise balance the of recording images. 1 Noise Reduction Noise Table of Operation MENU/Settings Index
contents Search Search GB 72 ight and deep color. deep and ight desired mode t Sets the image to sepia color. sepia to image Sets the and white. black to image Sets the Sets image the similarreal color. to Sets the image to standard color. standard image to Setsthe Sets image br the to Mode) (Color t (B & W) (Real) (Normal) (Sepia) (Vivid)
MENU – Adjustment Auto Intelligent with Shooting –Selection Scene with Shooting –Panorama Sweep with Shooting – Twilight Hand-held with Shooting – Blur Motion Anti with Shooting – Shooting Easy Notes •movies. shooting when W] & [B or [Sepia] [Normal], only select can You • is set. [Normal] Mode], [Color to is set Set] [Bracket When •situation: following the in Mode Color select cannot You
You can change the brightness of the image, accompanied by effects. by accompanied image, the of brightness the can change You 1 Color Mode Color Table of Operation MENU/Settings Index
contents Search Search GB 73 selected to selected Auto), (Program Speed (Shutter desired mode t Does not use the color filter. dusk, of red which emphasizes color the Makes etc. of green which emphasizes color the Makes etc. leaves, young and tender sky of blue which emphasizes color the Makes etc. sea, and landscapes, and people of colors image Makes etc., warm. landscapes, and people of colors image Makes etc., cool. [Color Filter] [Color t (Green) (Warm) (Blue) (Cool) (Off) (Red)
MENU Priority Shooting), Shooting), Priority Shooting), Priority (Aperture Panorama). or Shooting) Exposure (Manual (Sweep Note • is dial mode the when only Filter Color set can You
You can add color effects to images cana color filter. effectsYou color to add as if you use 1 Color Filter Color Table of Operation MENU/Settings Index
contents Search Search GB 74 Shooting), Shooting), or Shooting) Exposure (Manual desired mode t Produces bright colors. bright Produces Produces muted colors. muted Produces [Color Saturation] Saturation] [Color t (Standard) (+) (–)
MENU Speed Priority Shooting), Shooting), Priority Speed Priority (Aperture Panorama).(Sweep Note • You can setSaturation Color only when the modedialis selected to (Program Auto), (Shutter
Adjusts the brightness (Color Saturation) of the image. of the Saturation) (Color brightness the Adjusts 1 Color Saturation Color Table of Operation MENU/Settings Index
contents Search Search GB 75 desired mode Enhances the contrast. Enhances Reduces the contrast. Reduces st of the image. of the st [Contrast] t t (Standard) (+) (–)
MENU Shooting), (AperturePriority Shooting), (ManualExposure Shooting) or (Sweep Panorama). Note • YoucanContrast set onlywhen the mode dial is selected to (Program Auto), (Shutter SpeedPriority
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contents Search Search GB 81 r Continued Continued e 3 or more imagesinaburst group, and [Display hows. You can select more than one background background one than more can select You hows. on the control button to display the volume control control volume the display to button control the on Group] is [Display All], all images are displayed, regardless of the of the regardless displayed, are images all All], is [Display Group] Does not use BGM. use not Does slideshow. for a [Simple] setting default The The default setting for a [Nostalgic] slideshow. slideshow. for a [Stylish] setting default The The default setting for a [Active] slideshow. Sets display the interval images of for a [Simple] slideshow. intervalThe to is set suit the selected [Effects] item. A simple slideshow switchingimagesstill at a preset interval. can you and in [Interval] adjustable is interval playback The images. your enjoy thoroughly scene. a movie of atmosphere the reproducing slideshow A moody tempo. at a middle proceeding slideshow A stylish scenes. active for suitable slideshow A high-tempo tothe adjust volume. V / v 1 sec 3 sec 5 sec 10 sec Auto Music2 Music3 Music4 Mute Music1 Nostalgic Stylish Active Simple is displayed. When [Display Burst [Display When is displayed. Burst Group] is set to [Display Main Image Only],images 3 including the main imageare played back. setting. [Effects] Interval Music Effects Note Notes Sets the switching screen interval. setting The is fixed to [Auto] [Simple] when is selectednot as the [Effects]. • The sound of movies is not activated. • Whenthe Effects are set to [Simple]or there ismore no than 3 continuousimages, only the main image V press plays, Slideshow During track. music then screen, press Specifies the music to be played during slides during be played to the music Specifies • For movies,the trimmedimages aredisplayed if the playback time is long. •ar there when [Active], and [Stylish] [Nostalgic], In Selects the playback speed and mood for slideshows. for mood and speed playback Selects the Table of Operation MENU/Settings Index
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[Area t Setting] Daylight icon Savings to is set Savings] If [Daylight [On], the iconturns white. t e time at your destination. on the control button control the on z Settings) (Clock t on the on Daylight control Savings select and button, time with on the control button time of a selected area. a selected time of You use the camera in your area. your in camera the use You must you area, home your from area differs set currently the When Setting. the Area make to th set the camera use You Set the destination area. B / z
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Sets the date and time again. date and Setsthe 1 Date & Time Setting & Time Date Table of Operation MENU/Settings contents Search Search Index GB 129 (Playback) button To the multi connector 2 a TV with SD SD TV with a To audio/video input jacks 1 . Select the desired image with the control with the control image desired Select the . d Definition) by connecting the camera to a TV. a to the camera connecting by Definition) d Red AUDIO VIDEO White Yellow Cable for multi-use (supplied) terminal
Images shot with the camera appear on the TV on appear camera the with shot Images button. Turn on the TV and set the inputtheTurn on the TV and set Press (Playback) button to onturn the camera Turn off both cameraTurn the the TV and off Connect the camera to the TV with the cable for multi-use terminal (supplied) camera andconnected. TV yoursystem TV (page 116). Viewing imagesTVthe camera by connecting to a with the supplied cable multi-use for terminal Notes • Whenoutput to TV, easy viewinginvalid. is • the of condition the under is shot movie the TV when the on displayed be not will image shooting The • Whenusing the camera abroad,may it benecessary toswitch the video signal output to match that of 3 4 1 2
(Standard Definition) (Standard SD (Standar TV with a on view images can You to. connected is TV the camera of the type to according varies connection The the TV. with supplied instructions operating the to also Refer Viewing images on on images Viewing Table of Operation MENU/Settings contents Search Search Index GB 130 of TV the camera is is camera TV the of an HD (High (High HD an (High Definition) TV by connecting the camera the by connecting TV Definition) (High according to the type type to the according ng instructions supplied with the TV. the with supplied instructions ng
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Also, this may result in malfunction. in result may this Also, output. be not will Viewing an image by connecting the camera to an HD (High Definition) TV with an cable HDMI (sold separately) Notes •properly. work not may devices Some •HDMI Use an cable with the logo HDMI mark. • in [1080i] or [Auto] to [HDMI Resolution] Set • (pageSettings) (Main 113). [Shutter]. to is fixed [Beep] • Do notconnect the device output terminal to the output terminalofother devices. The imagesand sounds 3 4 Connect the camera to an HD (High Definition) TV which has an HDMI terminal with a HDMI an HDMI terminal TV which has Definition) (High HD to an the camera Connect cable separately). (sold 1 2 Table of Operation MENU/Settings contents Search Search Index GB 132 compatible TV with the compatible HDMI cable TV with (sold ratiosareplayed at a 16:9 aspectratio.this In case the topbottom and of the cropped. slightly be will image the group. Descriptions Connect the camera to a TV with an HDMI cable (sold separately)anConnect(sold cable HDMI camera a TV with to the inputtheTurn TV and set on the Press the the cameraturn on button to (Playback) Press the link menuthe andcontrol the button on TV’s remote select desired mode camera incorrectly. Select[On]on HDMI] in [CTRL FOR (Main Settings) in the menu. camera to Sync a “BRAVIA” compatible TV. Viewing images on “BRAVIA” a Sync TV DeleteChange Main ImagePlayback zoom Youchange can the main image of theburst group to yourdesired image in RotateFilter by Faces Deletes images. Plays backthe enlargedMode image.View Exit Images are filtered then displayed. image. still a Rotates images. multiple viewing for format display the Selects menu. link the Close Operation items music with Slideshow SingleImage music. with images of slideshow a back Plays IndexImage WideZoom Display Displays images oneone. by During a single-image playbackTV, on still images at 4:3 and 3:2aspect time. same the at images multiple Displays Notes • in [On] to HDMI] FOR set [CTRL connect, not you can If • the activate may TV the of control remote the TV, company’s other Settings). to (Main camera the connect you When • The displayed operationitems may vary depending onthe situation. • TV your of controller the remote with camera the of your operation connecting the by perform can You 1 2 3 4 When connecting the camera to a “BRAVIA” Sync a “BRAVIA” to the camera connecting When the TV. on control remote TV’s the by camera on your images playback can you separately), Table of Operation MENU/Settings contents Search Search Index GB 133 (Playback)button To the multi connector 2 To audio/video input jacks . Select an image with the control button. the control image with Select an . 1 era by connecting the camera to an HD (High (High an HD to camera the by connecting era White/Red AUDIO COMPONENT VIDEO IN Green/Blue/Red HD Output Adaptor Adaptor HD Output (sold Cable separately) The shooting images are displayed on the TV on are displayed images The shooting Turn on the TV and set the inputtheTurn on the TV and set Press the turn on the camera (Playback) button to Connectcamera(High Definition)to an HD Output TV with an HD the Adaptor Cable (sold separately) Viewing an image by connecting the camera to an HD (High Definition) TV with an Output HD Adaptor Cable (sold separately) Note • (page beforehand [HD(1080i)] to [COMPONENT] Set 115). 2 3 1 You can view an image recorded on the cam on the recorded an image can view You Definition) HDOutput TV withCable the separately). Adaptor (sold Use a Type2d-compliant HD Output Adaptor (sold Cable separately). Table of Operation MENU/Settings contents Search Search Index GB 134 Chile, Colombia, Ecuador, Jamaica, Japan, Japan, Jamaica, Ecuador, Colombia, Chile, of the country or region where the camera is camera is the where region or country the of need a TV with a video input jack and the cable cable the and jack input video a TV with a need public, Denmark, Finland, Germany, Holland, Holland, Germany, Finland, Denmark, public, Philippines, the U.S.A., Venezuela, etc. Venezuela, the U.S.A., Philippines, aq, Monaco, Russia, Ukraine, etc. Ukraine, Russia, Monaco, aq, OnTV color systems SECAM system Ir Iran, France, Guiana, Bulgaria, PAL-N system Uruguay Paraguay, Argentina, PAL-M system Brazil Korea, Mexico, Peru, Surinam, Taiwan, the Peru, Surinam, Mexico, Korea, PAL system ReChina, Czech Belgium, Austria, Australia, Hong Kuwait, Kong, Italy, New Zealand, Norway, Poland, Hungary, Malaysia, Portugal, etc. Kingdom, United Thailand, Switzerland, Sweden, Spain, Republic, Slovak Singapore, NTSC system America, Central Canada, Bolivia, Islands, Bahama If you want to view images on a TV screen, you you screen, TV a on images view want to you If for multi-useterminal. color systemthe The must that of TV still the match of digital camera. followingCheck the listscolorsystem for the TV used. 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computer your “Using to refer computer, a Macintosh using on details For (page computer” Macintosh 144). Enjoying your Windows Windows your Enjoying Table of Operation MENU/Settings contents Search Search Index GB 136 32 MB or more more or MB 32 Disk space required Disk required for space Provided as standard as Provided 512 MB or more (For playing/ playing/ (For or more MB 512
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USB jack: CPU: faster MHz or 800 III Pentium Intel For playing/editing theHigh Definition movies: 2.0 Duo Core Intel [1440×1080(Fine)]: GHz 1.66 Duo 2 Core Intel or faster/ GHz faster or D Pentium Intel [1440×1080(Standard)]: 2.8 or faster/ GHz Intel CoreDuo 1.66 2 Duo Core Intel faster/ or GHz 1.20 faster or GHz Memory: editing the High Definitionmovies: 1 GB more) or Hard Disk: installation—approximately MB 500 Display: more or dots memory: Video more) or 64 MB (Recommended: ction describes the [Auto]and [Mass Storage]as is compatible with Hi-Speed USB (USB 2.0 2.0 (USB USB Hi-Speed with is compatible Microsoft Windows 2000 2000 Windows Microsoft Professional SP4, SP3/ XP* Windows Windows SP1** Vista OS (pre-installed) XP* Windows Microsoft SP1** Vista SP3/Windows Others Storage], [PictBridge] and [PTP/MTP] modes. This se This modes. [PTP/MTP] and [PictBridge] Storage], your computermay not recover at the same time. compliant) allows advanced transfer (high speed transfer) as the camera is compatible with Hi-Speed Hi-Speed with is compatible camera the as transfer) speed (high transfer advanced allows compliant) USB(USB 2.0 compliant). page see [PTP/MTP], and [PictBridge] on details 118. For examples. the camera, may not operate, depending on the types of USB devices you are using. are you devices USB of types the on depending operate, not may camera, the above or in a multi-boot environment. multi-boot a or in above Recommended computer environment For importing importing For images For using “PMB” “PMB” using For “Music and Transfer” Notes • [Mass setting), (default [Auto] a computer, connecting when USB connection for a modes four are There • Whenyourcomputer resumes from a suspend or sleepmode, communication between thecamera and • Operations arenot guaranteed when usinghub. a USB • Connecting the camera using a USB interfacethat • Operations arenot guaranteed for all the recommended computer environments mentioned above. • including devices, some time, same the at computer single a to devices USB more or two connect you If • OS. the of requirements operating the satisfy also must environment computer The • Operation is not assured in an environmentbased on an upgrade of the operating systems described * supported. not are (Edition) Starter and editions 64-bit ** Starter (Edition) is not supported. Table of Operation MENU/Settings contents Search Search Index GB 137 If you agree, click the radio button the radioclick you agree, If usic Transfer”) using the following procedure. following the using Transfer”) usic software (supplied) software (SONYPICTUTIL). t
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The short cut icons for cut icons The short Double-click thesestart icons software. to the “PMB” and the desktop. on are created “PMB Guide” • DirectXmay beinstalled depending onthe systemenvironment of your computer. Remove the CD-ROM after the installation is complete ( changes to Followinstructionsthe screen to completeoninstallation the the [Next] then ) • When the restarting confirmation message appears, restart the computer following the instructions on The “License Agreement” screen appears. appears. screen Agreement” The “License Read the licenseagreement carefully. • If theAutoPlay screen appears,select “Run Install.exe” and follow the [Install] Click appears. screen Language” Setup The “Choose language,[Next] the desiredSelect then click The installation menu screen appears. screen menu The installation • If itdoes not appear, double-click [Computer] (in Windows XP, [My Turn on your computer, and insert the CD-ROMandTurn your computer, on insert (supplied) into the CD-ROM drive Note • Log on as Administrator. 6 5 4 2 3
You can install thesupplied software (“PMB”, “M 1 Installing the the Installing Table of Operation MENU/Settings contents Search Search Index GB 138 [Sony [Sony Picture t [Sony Picture Utility] [All Programs] Programs] [All t [All Programs] t Programs] [All a more than ever by taking advantage of the of advantage taking by than ever a more t een when starting the starting when een the scr on ol appears [PMB Guide]. [PMB button on the top right corner of the screen to exit the “PMB” to exit the of thecorner screen right button on the top
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[PMB]. Click theClick Double-click the (PMB) icon on desktop the Double-clickthe (PMB Guide) desktop the icon on Internet connection.) attachments, and change the shooting date. them on camera. on the them camera. Starting and exiting the “PMB” Starting the“PMB Guide” “PMB” overview 2 •later. setting the change can You updates. software as such news, of you informs function This 1 [Start] Click menu, start the from “PMB” access To To access “PMB Guide” from the start menu, click [Start] start menu, the from access “PMB Guide” To Utility] t to information of the message confirmation The time.[Start]. Select first “PMB” the for • You can printor savethe still images with the date. • You create can data a discburner using a CD drive orDVDburnerdrive. • You can upload the image to a media service. (This requiresinternet an connection.) 1 • an requires (This map. a on images the shot you where positions the on information display can You • You can organize imagesthe on computer on a calendar by shooting date to viewthem. • You can retouch Eye Correction, (Red etc.),searchfaces,for print, send still images as e-mail • You can enter the desired event name to [EventList]inthe “Memory StickDuo”media, and display • computer. the on them display and computer the to camera the with shot images import can You • You can exportimages in yourcomputer to a “Memory StickDuo” media, and display themon the With the “PMB”:
Browser)” (supplied) Browser)” the camer from movies and still images can use You “PMB Guide.” details, the see “PMB”. For the summarizes section This software. On(Picture “PMB Motion Table of Operation MENU/Settings contents Search Search Index GB 139 To the multi To the multi connector 2 is unnecessary. 1 with the AC Adaptor (sold separately)the AC Adaptor with tions, see the “PMB Guide”. the “PMBtions, see Cable multi-use for terminal To a USBjack 1
to recognize the camera. for aWait while. camera. the to recognize
the screen of the camera. of screen the on appears “Connecting…” • program a runs automatically computer your time, first the for is established connection USB a When Insert a “Memory Duo” mediarecordedwithInsert a images Stick into the camera Insert sufficiently the charged battery pack into the camera, or connect the (wallcamerato a wall outlet socket) Turn then press on the computer, button (Playback) Connectcamerato your computer the indicator is displayed. When the indicator changes to to changes indicator the When is displayed. indicator again. computer the using start can you , transferring may fail or image data may become corrupted if the battery pack shuts down too soon. too down shuts pack battery the if corrupted become may data image or fail may transferring Connecting the camera to the computer Notes 1 2
computer detailsFor “PMB”on the func When importing images internal frommemory, the step 3 4 Enjoying images on your your on images Enjoying •“Mass If Storage”doesnot appear, set Connect] [USB to[Mass Storage] (page 118). •displayed is on the screen duringthe communicationsession. not Do operate the computer while the • charge, remaining little with pack battery a using computer your from/to images import/export you When Table of Operation MENU/Settings contents Search Search Index GB 140
[OK] t , click to [Open view folder files] t of “PMB” appears automatically. “PMB”of appears Organize images on the computer on a calendar by shooting date to view them. For detailson the “PMB”, see the “PMB Guide.” zard appears in step 1 in step appears zard copy the desired images to the computer. to images the desired copy Viewing images using “PMB” as the default folder in “Viewed folders.” “Viewed in folder default the as that is named with the event name of [Event List]. [Event of name event the with is named that Example: Month display screen • set is folder Pictures”) “My XP, Windows (in “Pictures” The View images on your computer When importing is complete, the starts. “PMB” are displayed. images imported the of Thumbnails Click the [Import] button the to Click [Import] images import images. importing starts The computer • Bydefault, imagesimported are intofoldera created in “Pictures” (in WindowsXP,“MyPictures”) Make a USB connection between the camera and a computer screen Files] Media The [Import • If the AutoPlay Wizard appears, close it. z Importing images to a computer [DCIM] t [DCIM] Importing images to a computer without using “PMB” without images to a Importing computer AutoPlay Wi the When 3 2 1 Table of Operation MENU/Settings contents Search Search Index GB 141 Windows XP Windows Windows Vista Disconnect icon [Stop] t emory Stick Duo” media, and view them on the on them view and media, Duo” Stick emory r automatically selecting exporting and images below before: below ally.details, For “PMB see the Guide.” 3 to 1 Confirm the device on the confirmation window, [OK] then click Double-click the disconnect icon on the tasktray Click Device) Storage Mass (USB • When you play back exported images on this camera, the markis displayed on the LCDscreen. The easy export screen appears. screen export The easy [Export] Click • If the AutoPlay Wizard appears, close it. Double-click “PMB” up to start desktop (PMB) on the Click of the screen on the top Make a USB connection between the camera and a computer on aoncomputer or images which were shot using othercameras. DeletingUSB connection the Exporting images to onview the camera Notes 3 1 2 Perform the procedures from step step from procedures the Perform • terminal. for multi-use cable the Disconnecting •media. Duo” Stick “Memory a Removing • Inserting a “Memory StickDuo” media intothe camera after copying images from the internal memory. • Turning off the camera. 4 2 3 1 You can export images in your computer to a “M to a computer your in images export can You fo procedure the describes section This camera. in the camera. media Stick Duo” to “Memory exported been not that have manu exported be can also images The • This method cannot be used to export movies. Moviesshould beexported to thecamera manually. • You cannot play back some images dependingon the image size. • No guarantees aremade forplaying back, on this camera, filescontaining images which wereprocessed Table of Operation MENU/Settings contents Search Search Index GB 142 imagesfolders in these Example: viewingfolders on Windows Vista ssss.JPG ssss.MP4 ssss.THM ssss.MP4 ssss.THM VGA: MAQ0 1080×720: MAH0 VGA: MAQ0 1080×720: MAH0 Folder containing image data recorded using a using recorded image data containing Folder creating with the folder equipped camera not function. Folder stillcontaining imageusing recorded data the camera. the using data recorded movie containing Folder camera. ssss stands forany number within the range from0001 to 9999.Thenumerical portions of the same. the are file image index its corresponding and Mode Movie in recorded file movie of a name – DSC0 files: image Still – Index image files that are recorded when you record movies are available only for viewing. – files Movie Imagestorage file destinations and names file Notes • You cannot record/playback any images of the “MISC”folder. • Image filesare namedfollows: as • For moreinformation about folders, seepages 98, 122, 123 and 124. •cannot You any recordimages the “100MSDCF” to or“100ANV01” folders. The The image files recorded with the camera are grouped grouped are the camera with recorded image files The or the media Stick Duo” “Memory the on folders as internal memory. A B C Table of Operation MENU/Settings contents Search Search Index GB 143 [Download Music] t ing [Initialize] (page [Initialize] ing settings other however, 111), at the factory to the desired music files using using files music the desired to at the factory . ith “Music Transfer” are listed below: listed are Transfer” ith “Music (Main Settings) t (Settings) on the control button the on t z
camera Restoringthe music preset at the factorytothe
will also be reset. be also will The message “Connect to PC” appears. “Connect The message Makea USB connectionbetweencamera theand your computer Start “Music Transfer” Followinstructionsthe screen to changeonmusic the files MENU Press All music files return the to preset-music, and [Music]the [Slideshow] in menu is set to [Mute]. • us ones preset the to files music the reset can You Execute [Restore to Preset Tracks] in step 5 in step Preset Tracks] to [Restore Execute z • For detailson using “MusicTransfer”, see thehelp“Music in Transfer”. Changing Music using “Music Transfer” 3 4 5 1 •Music on CDs on • MP3files storedthe on harddisk drive of your computer •Music • Preset-music saved on the camera The music formats you can transfer w can transfer you formats music The
(supplied) preset that are files the music can change You you whenever files delete these also can You (supplied). CD-ROM in the Transfer” “Music want. Using the “Music Transfer” Transfer” “Music the Using 2 Table of Operation MENU/Settings contents Search Search Index GB 144 Disk space required Disk for required space Provided as standard as Provided 64(128 or more MB MB or Memory: recommended) is more Hard Disk: installation—approximately 50 MB USB jack: ction describes the [Auto]and [Mass Storage]as er. “PMB” is not compatible with Macintosh with Macintosh compatible not “PMB” is er. emory Stick Duo” media, view them in the in them view media, Duo” Stick emory is compatible with Hi-Speed USB (USB 2.0 2.0 (USB USB Hi-Speed with is compatible Mac OS X (v10.3 to v10.5) to (v10.3 OS X Mac OS (pre-installed)Mac OS 9.1/9.2/ v10.5) to (v10.1 OS X Mac Others
the camera,not may operate dependingthe on types of USB devicesyouare using. Storage], [PictBridge] and [PTP/MTP] modes. This se This modes. [PTP/MTP] and [PictBridge] Storage], your computermay not recover at the same time. compliant) allows advanced transfer (high speed transfer) as the camera is compatible with Hi-Speed Hi-Speed with is compatible camera the as transfer) speed (high transfer advanced allows compliant) USB(USB 2.0 compliant). page see [PTP/MTP], and [PictBridge] on details 118. For examples. Recommended computer environment For using “Music “Music using For Transfer” For copying copying For images Notes Additional information on this product and answers to frequently asked questions can be found at the Sony Customer Support Website. http://www.sony.net/ • Operations arenot guaranteed when usinghub. a USB • Connecting the camera using a USB interfacethat • Operations arenot guaranteed for all the recommended computer environments mentioned above. • including devices, some time, same the at computer single a to devices USB more or two connect you If • [Mass setting), (default [Auto] a computer, connecting when USB connection for a modes four are There • Whenyourcomputer resumes from the suspend or sleep mode,communication betweenthe camera and
You can copy images to your Macintosh comput Macintosh to your images can copy You “M to the are exported images When computers. Folder View mode (page 85). Using your Macintosh computer Macintosh your Using Table of Operation MENU/Settings contents Search Search Index GB 145 the folder where the the where folder the t To the multi multi the To connector 2 is unnecessary. 1 [DCIM] [DCIM] t below, or the camera is disconnected from from disconnected is the camera or below, press the (Playback) button on with the AC Adaptor (sold separately) AC Adaptor (sold the with the desired image file in the folder e “Memory Stick Duo” media to the “Trash” icon icon “Trash” to the Stick Duo” media e “Memory t the imagesfile and names, page see 142. Cable for multi-use terminal multi-use for Cable To aTo USB jack 1 containing the copied files copied the containing images. the Displays • of location storage on the For details Double-click the hard disk icon The image files are copied to the hard disk. the hard to are copied files The image images import are stored you want to Dragicondiskhard imagethe and drop files to the Double-click the newly recognized icon the camera Connectcamerato your computer the Insert a “Memoryrecorded Duo” mediawithInsert a images Stick into the camera Insert sufficiently the charged battery pack into the camera, or connect the (wallcamera wallto a outlet socket) Turn on the Macintosh computer, then Deleting the USB connection Importing and viewing images oncomputer a • terminal. for multi-use cable the Disconnecting •media. Duo” Stick “Memory a Removing • Inserting a “Memory StickDuo” media intothe camera. • Turning off the camera. 7 6 5 4 When importing images internal frommemory, the step 1 2 3 the computer. Drag anddrop thedrive icon or the icon of th beforehand when you perform the procedures listed procedures the perform you when beforehand Table of Operation MENU/Settings contents Search Search Index GB 146 [Download Music] t at the factory to the desired music files using using files music the desired to at the factory . ith “Music Transfer” are listed below: listed are Transfer” ith “Music (Main Settings) t (Settings) on the control button on t z camera Restoringthe music preset at the factorytothe will also be reset. be also will The message “Connect to PC” appears. “Connect The message Makea USB connectionbetweencamera theand Macintosh computer Start “Music Transfer” Followinstructionsthe screen to changeonmusic the files Theinstallation the of software starts. MENU Turnand on your MacintoshCD-ROM computer, the insert (supplied) into the CD-ROM drive (SONYPICTUTIL) Double-click Double-click the [MusicTransfer.pkg] file in folder[Mac] Press • For detailson using “MusicTransfer”, see thehelp“Music in Transfer”. • (page [Initialize] using ones preset the files to Music reset the You can settings other however, 111), Execute [Restore to Preset Tracks] in step 8 in step Preset Tracks] to [Restore Execute All Music files returnthe preset-music, toand[Music] in [Slideshow] the is menu set to [Mute]. z Changing Music using Transfer”“Music Notes • Shut down all otherapplication software before you install “Music Transfer”. • Administrator. an as on log to need you installation, For 6 7 8 4 1 2 3 •Music on CDs on • MP3files storedthe on harddisk drive of your computer •Music • Preset-music saved on the camera You can change the music files that are preset preset that are files the music can change You you whenever files delete these also can You (supplied). CD-ROM in the Transfer” “Music want. w can transfer you formats music The 5 Table of Operation MENU/Settings contents Search Search Index GB 147 [Sony [Sony [All Programs] t Programs] [All t to use the camera and optional accessories. optional and the camera use to [stepupguide] folder to your computer t installed, install the Expander.installed, Stuffit install t [Step-up Guide]. [Step-up t
Copy the [stepupguide] folder in the Select [stepupguide], [language] and then [GB] folder instored CD-the ROM (supplied), and copy all[GB]the files in the folder folder to the [img] computeryour[stepupguide] in step 1 copiedyou in to the folder that (Overwrite thefiles inthe [img]folder with the files from the [GB] folder) After copying is complete, double-click “stepupguide.hqx” in the [stepupguide] folder to uncompress it, then double-click the generated file “stepupguide” Double-click (Step-up Guide) on the desktop click [Start] menu, the start Guide” from “Step-up To access Picture Utility] Viewing on Macintosh Viewing on Windows Note •an uncompress If tool is no for HQX file 1 When you install “Cyber-shot Handbook”, “Cyber-shot Step-up Guide” is also installed. also is Guide” Step-up “Cyber-shot Handbook”, “Cyber-shot install you When 2 3 1
Guide” how introduces further Guide” Step-up “Cyber-shot Viewing “Cyber-shot Step-up Step-up “Cyber-shot Viewing Table of Operation MENU/Settings contents Search Search Index GB 148 y Stick” media compliant printer. compliant media y Stick” ce shop. You can make a can make You ce shop. (Print connecting the camera directly to a PictBridge to a PictBridge directly the camera connecting
Printing at a shop (page 151) Printing using a computer Printing directly using a “Memory Stick” media compliant printer Printing directly using a PictBridge compliant (pageprinter 149) Note • Whenyouprint images shot in [16:9] mode, both edges may be cutoff. You can take a “Memory Stick Duo” media containing images shot with shot images containing media Stick Duo” a “Memory can take You servi printing a photo to the camera advance. in out print to want you which images the on mark order) You can import images to a computer using the supplied “PMB” software in in “PMB” software supplied the using to a computer images can import You images. the print and (supplied) the CD-ROM image canYou date print insert the and it. For on the “PMB details, see the Guide.” You can print images with a “Memor with a images can print You For details, see the operating instructions supplied with the printer. You can print images by by images can print You compliant printer.
You can print stillby images following the methods. Printing still images still Printing Table of Operation MENU/Settings contents Search Search Index GB 149 indicator To themulti connector 2 int images shot using the camera by connecting connecting by camera the using shot images int indicator appears on the screen. on appears indicator d battery pack into the camera the pack into battery d Cable for multi-use terminal multi-use Cable for To the USB jack USBTo the 1 “PictBridge” is based on the CIPA standard. (CIPA: Camera & Imaging Imaging & (CIPA: Camera standard. CIPA the on is based “PictBridge”
After the connection is the made, If the camera (error the of screen the on flashes indicator printer. the connected check notification), Turn on the printer Insert the sufficiently charge Insert the Connect the camera to the printer [PictBridge]. Preparing the cameraPreparing the Note Notes • be to setsure [USB to under printer, the to connect If it Connect] was impossible to Settings) (Main 3 1 Prepare the for USB camera printer, connection tomulti-use thethe using cable for terminal. 2 • You cannotprint movies. • You cannot print panoramic images depending onthe printer.
PictBridge compliant printer pr can you a computer, have not do you if Even printer. compliant to a PictBridge directly the camera Association) Products Printing images directly using a using directly images Printing Table of Operation MENU/Settings contents Search Search Index GB 150 insert date time the and on on the control button on the control z z .
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desired mode t mode desired Select an image then press press Select image then an Repeat above steps the until are be more there no images to printed. MENU by [Date & Time Setting] of the camera. This function may not be not be may function This of the camera. Setting] [Date by & Time printer. the on depending provided depending on the quantity of images. of quantity the on depending t • When you choose [Date], the date will be inserted in the order you select • The designated numberof images not may fit all onto a singlesheet images. 1 2 printed. to be image specified of the copies of number Selects the a on side by side print to want you images of number the Selects sheet. sheet. the printing size of Selects the to [Day&Time] or Selects [Date] Prints the currently displayedimagesingle-image in mode. canYou multiple print select and images. step after following Do as [OK] t t (Print) (Print) t MENU Desired item appearson the screen. Printing Quantity Size Date Layout Multiple Images ThisImage Note • the while terminal multi-use for cable the disconnect not Do indicator Connecting) (PictBridge 1 2 Table of Operation MENU/Settings contents Search Search Index GB 151 ning images shot with the camera to a photo to a photo with the camera shot images ning on images in advance in viewing menu. viewing in advance in images on
printing service shop. service printing want to print out to another medium such as a CD-R and take it to the shop. the to it take and CD-R as a such medium another to out print to want Copy the images to a “Memory Stick Duo” media, then take the “Memory Stick Duo” media to the print print to the media Duo” Stick “Memory the take then media, Duo” Stick a “Memory to images the Copy shop (page 125). Notes • Beforeyoutake image data to a shop, alwayscopy (backup) your datatoadisk. • prints. of number the set cannot You •shop. service printing photo your consult images, on dates superimpose to want you When • The “Memory Stick Duo” mediaAdaptor (sold separately)may be necessary. Consult your photo • Consult your photo printing service shop as to whattypes of“Memory Stick Duo” media theyhandle. • you images the copy shop, service printing photo by your handled is not media Duo” Stick a “Memory If •camera. the from directly shop print a at memory internal the in stored images print cannot You You can take a “Memory Stick Duo” media contai media Duo” Stick a “Memory can take You the to conforming services printing photo supports shop the as As long shop. service printing a make can DPOF, you mark (Print order) Printing at a shop at a Printing Table of Operation MENU/Settings contents Search Search Index GB 152 ed, data in the camera in the ed, data ...... 162 Internal memory ...... 159 Printing ...... 159 PictBridge compliant printer...... 160 Others ...... 161 messages and Warning indicators musicfiles function includ local authorized Sony service e page explaining the symptom and cause or the or cause and symptom the explaining e page :ss” appears on the screen, see ss
If you operation do the above, date and the time setting is cleared. If a code such as “C/E: page 162. facility. Consult your Sony dealer or Press the RESET button using a fine-tipped object, and turn on the(page power 15). Remove the battery pack, wait for about one minute, re-insert thethethenpack, power. battery on turn Check the items on pages 153 to 161.
“Memory Stick Duo” media...... 159 Computers ...... 158 Deleting...... 157 Viewing images ...... 157 Shooting still Shooting images/movies ...... 154 Battery pack and power ...... 153 4 3 2 1 Additional information on this product and answers to frequently asked questions can be found at our Customer Support Website. http://www.sony.net/ Clickthe one of following items toth jump to action. corrective appropriate may be checked on minimum necessity to verify and improve the malfunction symptoms. Sony Sony symptoms. the malfunction improve and verify to necessity minimum on be checked may data. those any of or save copy not will On repairing cameras with internalor memory
If you experience trouble with the camera, try the following solutions. the following try camera, the with trouble experience you If Troubleshooting Table of Operation MENU/Settings contents Search Search Index GB 153 propercharging temperature range (10 °C to°C 30 (50 °F to 86 °F)). to charge the battery. the charge to the indicator in the following cases: in the following indicator the Fully discharge the battery pack once, thencharge to it correct the indication. the camera. In this case, a message is displayed on the LCD screen before the power turns off. turns power the before screen LCD the on is displayed message a case, this In camera. the again. camera the on Turn pack. battery the out wearing prevent to automatically up. – When you use the camera inextremely an hot or cold location – When you use the flash and zoom frequently – When you repeatedly turn thepower on and off – settings display) (screen DISP using higher brightness screen the set you When • correctly. it is installed sure making pack, battery the reinsert and Remove • Thetemperature be may inappropriate for charging.charging Try thebattery packagain withinthe • page to Refer details. for 172 • You cannotcharge the battery pack using the AC Adaptor (soldseparately). Use the battery charger • The battery charge will quickly get used up and the actual remaining battery charge will be lower •than lower be will charge battery remaining actual the and up used get quickly will charge battery The charge. battery remaining actual the and indicator •charge remaining the between arose discrepancy A • Thebattery pack is discharged. Insert a charged battery pack. • Thebattery pack is dead (page 171). Replace it with a new one. • Depending on the camera and battery temperature, the power may turn off automatically to protect • protect to automatically off turn may power the temperature, battery and camera the on Depending • off turns camera the is on, power the while minutes three about for camera the operate not do If you • Thebattery pack is dead (page 171). Replace it with a new one. • power to camera the for moments few a take may it camera, the into pack battery the inserting After • Insert the battery pack correctly. • Thebattery pack is discharged. Insert a charged battery pack. • Thebattery pack is dead (page 171). Replace it with a new one. • pack. battery a recommended Use • lever. eject battery the pushing by correctly pack battery the Insert Battery andpack power The CHARGE lamp flashes while charging the battery. Cannot charge the battery pack. battery the charge Cannot The remaining charge indicator charge remaining The incorrect. indicator is The power turns off off suddenly. power turns The Cannot turn on the camera. on the turn Cannot Cannot insert the battery pack. battery insert the Cannot Table of Operation MENU/Settings contents Search Search Index GB 154 r Continued Continued in speed in low light conditions, the NR (Noise (Noise NR the conditions, low light in speed in matically to reduce the image noise. Under such such Under noise. image the reduce to matically e movie image size to [VGA]. Shutter demonstration mode. Set [Demo Mode] to [Off]. to [Demo Mode] Set mode. demonstration Shutter Reduction) slow shutter function is activated auto is activated function shutter slow Reduction) time. long a takes recording conditions, the guidance bar. guidance the shooting. the following: the “Memory than other media recording using When media. Duo” PRO Stick “Memory on [1280×720] StickDuo” PRO media, set th – The speed of the camera movingtoo is fast or tooslow – for set from you direction what a different Shoot in – Delete unnecessary images (page 49) – Change the “Memory Stick Duo” media • Thelens is cap attached. Removeit. • The camera is in Smile • certa a than slower becomes speed shutter the When • Press mode. playback the to is set camera The mode. shooting the to switch to button • (Playback) Press the FINDER/LCD button. • The anti-blur function does not work when scenes. night • shooting when properly work not may function anti-blur The appears on the display. • Shoot after pressing the shutter button halfway down; do not press it fully downsuddenly. •correct (page is setting Lens] [Conversion the that Confirm 102). • detected. not is face smiling if a is shot image No •[Off] (pageto [Demo Mode] Set [On]. is set to [Demo Mode] 112). •(page [Off] to Blink] Reset [Anti working. is function Blink The Anti 68). • The Sweep Panorama functiondoesnot at workthefollowing. Shoot in a certainspeed according to • If there is toomuchcamera shake during panning, the shooting stops. Hold the camera firmly when • Checkthefree capacity of the internalmemory or “MemoryStick Duo” media.Ifit is full, do one of • flash. the charging while images record cannot You • than other to dial mode the set image, still a shooting When Mode). (Movie • to dial mode the Set movies. shooting when Mode) (Movie • You can record movies with an image size of [1440×1080(Fine)],[1440×1080(Standard)], or • Adjust the diopter scale properly using the finder adjustment dial. Shooting still images/movies Recording takes a long time. Anti-blur function does not work. does function Anti-blur The subject is not visible on the screen. the on visible not is subject The Smile Shutter function does not work. does function Shutter Smile Sweep Panorama function does not work. does function Panorama Sweep Cannot record images. record Cannot The image not clear on the finder. on the image not clear The Table of Operation MENU/Settings contents Search Search Index GB 155 r Continued Continued ilight) or or ilight) in is selected mode (Fireworks) o shooting. In [Auto] mode, telephoto shooting is is shooting telephoto mode, [Auto] In shooting. o e Scene Selection mode is set to to is set mode Selection Scene e (Landscape), ma), and Twilight) (Hand-held Motion (Anti (Gourmet), (Beach) or mode. (Snow) Blur) selected in the Scene Selection malfunction. the Scene Selection. Scene the Mode). (Movie condition. shooting macro the in even possible is set to [Multi]. to is set than the shortest shooting distance (approximately 1 (approximately distance shooting shortest the than cm (13/32 (W)/150 inches) cm (4 feet 11 1/8 lens). the (T) from inches) images. still shooting focus. – (pagebracket exposure or burst to is set Mode] [REC 42) – (High Sensitivity), – (Advanced movies Sports Shooting Shooting), (Twilight) or –to set is dial mode The (Fireworks)mode is Panora (Sweep – movies Shooting – is working Shutter Smile The – (AdvancedSports Shooting) mode in the Scene Selectionis selected –to set is dial mode The , or •macr off turning forcibly for function no There is • to Set flash the (page On) (Flash 39) when th • Shooting), Sports (Advanced (Landscape), (Tw • a is not This image. in the appeared and light flash the reflected air the etc.) in pollen, (dust, Particles •in is camera the when [Auto] to is set mode Macro or in Adjustment) Auto (Intelligent • mode metering AF] and the mode is set [Multi when the focus to only Detection can Face select You • You cannotuse the flashwhen: • You cannotuse the smart zoomdepending on the image size (page 101). • You cannotuse the zoom when theSweep Panorama shooting. • You cannotuse the digital zoomwhen: • The subject is tooclose. When shooting,make sure to position the lens farther awayfrom the subject • (Landscape), or (Twilight) • when Selection Scene the in Whenis selected mode (Fireworks) (Advanced Sports Shooting) modeis selected, the subject being tooclose may be out of • The Semi ManualManual or Focus is selected.Select theauto focus mode (page 40). • (pagecorrect is setting Lens] [Conversion the Confirm that 102). • Set followings: when On) (Flash Macro shooting cannot be off. cannot turned shooting Macro The close-up shoot function (Macro) does not does not work. (Macro) function shoot close-up The Fuzzy white circular spots appear in images shot using the flash. the using shot images in appear spots circular white Fuzzy The flash does not work. flash does The Cannot select the the select Cannot Face Detection function. Zoom does not work. Zoom does The imagefocus. of The is out Table of Operation MENU/Settings contents Search Search Index GB 156 a is full. Delete unnecessary images (page images unnecessary Delete full. is a 49). [Red Eye [Red Correction] in viewing menu, or correctusing [Advanced] (page 62). “PMB”. under conditions of low illumination. There is no effect on the recorded image. recorded the on effect no is There illumination. low of conditions under oradjust the exposure(page 44). print or save images with (page date the images or save print 138). • pack. battery charged Insert is low. level battery The • The internal memory or “Memory Stick Duo” medi •(page [Normal] to set bracket, or burst to is set Mode] [REC to set is Recognition] [Scene Or, 42). • This is not a malfunction. These dots are notrecorded. •(page [On] or [Auto] Reduction] to Eye Set [Red 69). • Shoot the subject at a distance closerthan theflash range using the flash. • Light theroom and shoot thesubject. • Retouchthe image using [Retouch] t • The camera is attempting to increase the visibility of the screen by temporarily brightening the image image the brightening • temporarily by screen the of visibility the increase to is attempting camera The • Adjust theexposure (page 44). •[Normal]to (page Mode] Set [Color 72). •(page [Off] to Filter] Set [Color 73). • (page Balance White the Adjust 58). • Adjust the brightnessof the backlight(page 18). • You are shooting a subject with a light source behind the subject. Select the Metering Mode (page 60) • The exposure is incorrect. Correct the exposure (page• exposure the Correct 44). incorrect. is exposure The • Whileshooting, the date and time are not displayed. They are displayed only during playback. • This camera does nothave a feature forsuperimposing dates onimages. By using “PMB”,youcan The same image is shot several times. Cannot shoot images in succession. shoot Cannot Dots appear and screen. appear on the remain Dots The eyes theof subject come out red. Noise appears in the image when you view the screen in a dark place. The image colors are not correct. The image bright. The is too The image dark. The is too The LCD screen is too dark LCD isThe bright. too too or dark screen The F value and shutter speed flash when you press and hold the shutter button button shutter hold the and when press you flash speed and F value shutter The down. halfway Cannot insert dates insert dates on images. Cannot The date and time are not displayed onthe LCD screen. Table of Operation MENU/Settings contents Search Search Index GB 157 the camera is set to the color system of your TV TV your system of color the is to set camera the information (pageinformation 18). processed on a computeror imageswhich wereshot using other cameras. other cameras.such Playimages in Folder View (page 85). the “PMB”. Play such images in Folder View (page 85). (page 116). (page 141). side. TV the in displayed not • Cancel the protection (page 95). • Check [Video Out] to see if the video output signal of • Transfer music files to the camera with “Music Transfer” (page 143). • correct. are setting slideshow and setting volume the that Confirm • Slideshow is played back with [Continuous Playback]. Select [Slideshow with music] and play back. • (page [On] to is set Orientation] [Auto 104). • The mode dial is set to (Easy Shooting). Set the mode dial to other modes to play back images. • display to button display) (screen DISP the Press only. images display to is set display screen The • This may happen due to imageprocessing. This is not a malfunction. • the Press •button. (Playback) Thefolder/file name has been changed on your computer. • Noguarantees are made for playing back,this oncamera, files containingimages whichwere • (page is the camera The Delete USB in connection USB mode. 141). • You may not beable to play back some imagesstored on the “Memory Stick Duo” media shot using using without media Duo” Stick • “Memory to the computer your on images copying by caused is This • Checkwhether theconnection is correct (page 129). • If the USB connector of the cable for multi-use terminal is connected to another device, disconnect it • is shot being image the a connected, TV and camera the with condition in the movies shooting When Deleting Viewing images Cannot deleteCannot image. an The imageThedoesappear not TV. the on Cannot hear music during slideshow. during music hear Cannot Cannot display imagesCannot in mode. index Left and right sides of the screen are shown in black. The image appears rough right after playback starts. playback after right rough image appears The The date and time are not displayed. Cannot playCannot back images. Table of Operation MENU/Settings contents Search Search Index GB 158 r Continued Continued k” media Readers/Writers made by manufacturers manufacturers by made Readers/Writers media k” ttery pack or use the AC adaptor (sold separately). media Reader/Writer support “Memory Stick PRO media. Importthemovie tothe hard disk of yourcomputer, thenplay back themovie from the hard (pagedisk 139). able to import theimages toacomputer. Shoot using a “Memory Stick Duo” media formattedby the camera (page 121). again firmly. computer. your of connectors Macintosh. Duo” media. Users of computers and “Memory Stic other thanSony should contact those manufacturers. and 145). The computer recognizes the “Memory StickPRO Duo” media. • printer. the of manual operation the to Refer • You are playingback the movie directlyfrom the internalmemory or the “Memory Stick Duo” • Makethe connection USB afterthe computeris turned on. • If you are using “PMB”, refer to “PMBGuide”(page 138). • Consult the computer or software manufacturer. • Connectthe camera and your computer correctly making connection a USB (page 139). be not may you computer, a by formatted • media Duo” Stick “Memory a with images shoot you When • ba charged the insert is low, level battery the When • Set [USB Connect]to [Auto] or [Mass Storage] (page 118). • (supplied). terminal for multi-use Use the cable • Disconnect the cable for multi-use terminal fromboth the computer and the camera, and connectit • Disconnectequipment all other than the camera, the keyboardand themouse from theUSB • Connectthe camera directlytoyour computer withoutpassing through a USB hub or other device. • Check that the computer and the “Memory Stick” • Check“Recommended computer environment”page on 136 for Windows, and page 144 for • If “Memory Stick Duo”PRO media is not supported,connect the camera to the computer (pages 139 Computers Cannot print an an print image. Cannot The image and sound are interrupted by noise when you view a movie on a computer. Cannot play back images on your play Cannot back images on your computer. After making a USB connection, “PMB” does not start automatically. Cannot import images. import Cannot Your computer does not recognize the camera. the doesnot recognize computer Your “Memory Stick PRO Duo” media is not recognized by a computer with a “Memory “Memory with a computer a by recognized is not Duo” media PRO Stick “Memory Stick” media slot. Computer OS compatibility with camera is unknown. Table of Operation MENU/Settings contents Search Search Index GB 159 er View mode or delete them with the camera. ecognize Exif information. For compatibility with For compatibility information. Exif ecognize yed correctly. This is not a malfunction. a not is This correctly. yed es the internalusing memory. Exif information, consult the manufacturer of the printer or the software. the or printer the of manufacturer the consult information, Exif shot with the camera include information on the recording date, you can print images with the date date the with images print can you date, recording the on information include camera the with shot r can software the or printer the if superimposed image shot with the image size set to [16:9], the lateral end of the image may be cut off. cut be may image the of end lateral the [16:9], to set size image the with shot image printer manufacturer as to whether the printerprovides these functions or not. edges. both off cutting without capacity. may turn blue or otherwise notbe displa • If you useaphoto printing service, ask themtosuperimpose the dateson images. • Using “PMB”, you can print images with date (page 138). • The camera does not have a feature for superimposing dates on images. However, because the images • Depending on your printer,all the edgesof the imagebe may cut off. Especiallywhenyou print an •the Consult settings. borderless or trimming the cancel printer, your using images printing When • When havingimages printed at a digital printshop, ask the shopwhether they can print the images • This featurenot is available. • The “Memory Stick Duo” media is full. Copy to a “Memory Stick Duo” media with sufficient • sufficient with media Duo” Stick “Memory a to Copy full. is media Duo” Stick “Memory The • All the data on the “Memory Stick Duo” media is deleted by formatting. You cannot restore it. restore cannot You formatting. •by deleted is media Duo” Stick “Memory the on data the All • There a “Memory is Stick Duo” media insertedinthe camera.Remove it. • direction. correct the in media Duo” Stick “Memory the Insert • Export themtoafolder recognized bythe camera, such as “101MSDCF”(page 142). • When using softwareother than “PMB”, the informationmay not be updated correctly, so images • When blue images appear, view them in the Fold Printing Internal memory “Memory Stick Duo” media Cannot print images with the date. with the images print Cannot Images are printed with both edges cut off. cut both edges printed with are Images See “PictBridge compliant printer” together with following the items. Cannot copy the data on the “Memory Stick Duo” media or the computer to the to the the or computer media Duo” Stick “Memory on the data copy the Cannot internal memory. Cannot copy the data stored in the internal memory to a “Memory “Memory to a Duo” memory Stick internal stored in the copy data Cannot the media. Cannot playback or record imag You have formatted a “Memory Stick Duo” media by mistake. Cannot insert a “Memory media. “Memory a insert Stick Duo” Cannot Images once exported to a computer cannot camera. the on viewed cannot be a computer to onceImages exported Table of Operation MENU/Settings contents Search Search Index GB 160 nd then on, then connect the cable for multi-use terminal again. terminal multi-use for cable the connect then on, then nd the printer. the reconnect the cable for multi-use terminal. multi-use for cable the reconnect (page printer. the or 150) print the image again (page 150). printer provides these functions or not. or functions these provides printer manufacturer. Connecting) mark disappears. multi-use terminal again. If you still cannot print your images, disconnect the cable for multi-use multi-use for cable the disconnect images, your print cannot still you If again. terminal multi-use a off printer the turn terminal, standard. Consult the printer manufacturer as to whether the printer is compliant with PictBridge or or PictBridge with compliant is printer the whether to as manufacturer printer the Consult standard. not. printer. the with supplied instructions operating the to refer printer, image. • Wait for a while as the printer is carrying out the cancellation. It may take some time depending on on depending time • some take It may cancellation. the out is carrying printer the as while for a Wait • Consult the printer manufacturer as to whether the printercan provide the desired size. • When you use paper of a different size after connecting the printer to the camera, disconnect and then • camera the of either setting the Change printer. the of that from differs camera the of setting print The • [Off] and to [Date] Set inserted. cannot be the so date recording data the image does not The have • Theprinter does not provide thesefunctions. Consultthe printer manufacturer as to whether the printer the Consult •printer. the on depending mode index the in inserted be not may date The • the before terminal multi-use for cable the disconnected have you that Confirm (PictBridge • Checkthatthe camerathe and printer are properly connected using thecable for multi-use terminal. • with printer. the supplied instructions refer to the operating details, For on printer. the Turn • If you select [Exit] during printing,images may not be printed. Disconnectand connect the cable for • The camera cannot be connected directly to a printer that is not compliant with the PictBridge • PictBridge the with compliant is not that printer a to directly connected be cannot camera The • Checkthatthe printer is turnedand on can beconnected to the camera. •(page [PictBridge] to Connect] Set [USB 118). • on the is indicated If message error an again. terminal for cable multi-use the connect and Disconnect • Movies cannotbe printed. • Images shot using other cameras, or images modified with a computer may not be printed. panoramic off cutted in print may or printer • the on depending printed be not may images Panoramic PictBridge compliant printer Cannot operate the camera after cancelling printing. Cannot print the image at the size image selected. the the at print Cannot Cannot select the print print the select size. Cannot “------” is printed on the date-inserted part of the image. of the part date-inserted the on printed --” is -- “---- Cannot insert the date or print images in the images or in the mode. print date index insert the Cannot Printing is canceled. Cannot print images. print Cannot A connection cannot be established. be A connection cannot Table of Operation MENU/Settings contents Search Search Index GB 161 [Date & Time Setting]. t harged. Insert a charged battery, and set aside for and set asidebattery, Insert a chargedharged. [Clock Settings] Settings] [Clock [Area Setting]. t t [Settings] [Settings] [Clock Settings] Settings] [Clock t [Settings] [Settings] t Becausethe imagecannot bechecked during recording, Sony recommendsplaying back the image finished. is recording the after check to screen the on magnified MENU MENU 24off. power more left the or with hours it. minute, insert the battery pack and turn on the camera. If this does not work, reset the camera camera the reset work, not does this If camera. the on turn and pack battery the insert minute, (pages 15 and 152). • malfunction. a is not This haze. to due is unstable, weather the when distorted become may image The • MENU t by settings the Change by setting • the Change location. current your than location different a to set is Setting Area The • Set the dateand time again (page 128). • Theinternal rechargeable backup battery hasdisc • This is not a malfunction. • Moisturecondensation has occurred. Turn off the camera and leave for about it an hour before using • The battery pack is discharged. Replace it with chargeda battery pack, then turn the camera on again. • moving. stopped has that lens the force to attempt not Do • The built-in microcomputer is not working properly. Remove the battery pack, and then, after one one after • then, and pack, battery the Remove properly. working is not microcomputer built-in The Others The image taken in high-zoom is imageThe taken in high-zoom distorted. The date is time incorrect. date The or You want to change the date or time. or date the to change want You The clock set screen appears when you turn on the camera. The camera becomes warm when you use it for a a use you it for warm long cameratime. when becomes The The camera turns off with the lens portion lens off with the extended. portion camera turns The The lens gets fogged. lensThe gets The power is on, but the camera does work. camera does on, but the not power is The Table of Operation MENU/Settings contents Search Search Index GB 162 r Continued Continued the following corrective actions a few times, a few actions corrective following the ) will differ depending the on thestate of ppears, the self-diagnosis function on the camera the camera on function self-diagnosis the ppears, ss rdware. Turn the power off and on again. and on power off Turn the rdware.
ss ss ss ss ss the type of battery pack, the indicator may flash even though there are still 5 to 10 to 5 still are there though even flash may indicator the of pack, minutes battery of type the left. time battery remaining camera again, or taking outand inserting the“Memory Stick Duo” media several times. is inserted.Format theinternal memory or the “Memory Stick Duo” media(page 121). media. Duo” Stick “Memory new a Insert on again. on
• Thebattery inserted is not theNP-FH50 (supplied) “InfoLITHIUM” battery pack. • The battery level is low. Charge the battery pack immediately. Depending on the conditions of use or or use of conditions the on •Depending immediately. pack battery the Charge low. is level battery The •ha camera’s the with trouble is There • Thecamera cannot readorwrite data on the“Memory Stick Duo” media. Tryturning off andon the • Theinternal memoryhas experienced aformat error,unformatted or an “Memory Stick Duo” media • Theinserted “Memory Stick Duo” media cannot beusedwith the camera, orthe data is damaged. • A camera malfunction has occurred. Press the RESET button(pages 15 and 152), thenturn the power Messages Self-diagnosis display camera. trying after even problem the solve cannot you If repair. need may the camera SonydealerContact local your or Sony authorized service facility. For use with compatible battery only If the following messages appear, follow the instructions. follow appear, messages the following If E:62: E:91: E:61: C:13: C:32: If a code starting with a letter of the alphabet a alphabet the with a letter of starting a code If messages working.is two last The digits (indicated by Warning indicators and and indicators Warning Table of Operation MENU/Settings contents Search Search Index GB 163 r Continued Continued the LOCK position. Set the switch to the recording position. recording the to switch the Set LOCK position. the record movies. Leave the camera incool a location until the temperaturedrops. • Deleteunnecessary images or files (page 49). • Thecamera cannot record or deleteimages on this “Memory Stick Duo”media. • Format the media again (page 121). to set is • switch the and switch, write-protect the with media Duo” Stick “Memory the using are You • You are using the“Memory Stick Duo” media with the access controlled. • Theinserted “Memory Stick Duo” media cannot beusedin the camera (page 169). • Theinserted “Memory Stick Duo” media cannot beusedin the camera (page 169). • Insert the “Memory Stick Duo” media correctly. • Theinserted “Memory Stick Duo” media cannot beusedin the camera (page 169). •damaged. is media Duo” Stick “Memory The dirty. •is media Duo” Stick “Memory the of section terminal The • Turnthe power off andon then again. • Turnthe power and off on then again. • Thecamera temperature hasrisen. The powermay turn off automatically, or you may be unableto Read only “Memory Stick” No memory space on “Memory Stick” spacememoryNo internal on memory “Memory Stick” locked Error formatting internal memory Stick” “Memory formatting Error Cannot access “Memory Stick” “Memory access Cannot Access denied This “Memory or may “Memory not record play This Stick” “Memory Stick” type error Reinsert the “Memory Stick” “Memory the Reinsert Internal memory error Camera overheating Allow it to cool System error Table of Operation MENU/Settings contents Search Search Index GB 164 r Continued Continued already exists on the “Memory Stick Duo” media (for No guaranteesNo are made for playing back,this oncamera, files containing images whichwere processed on a computeror imageswhich wereshot using other cameras. folder. create any folders if this is the case. the is if this folders any create change to anotherViewMode as deletions are not allowedwhenthe View Mode is set to Favorites. a computer anddelete then the folder. media. (page mode View Folder 85). example: 123MSDCF and 123ABCDE). Select another folder, or create a new folder (pages 122, 123). •error An occurredwhile the image was playing back. • exist. not does that folder a delete to tried You • You tried to deletearead-only folder that was made by PC or another device. • You tried to delete a folder containing one or more files. Delete all of the files and then delete the the •delete then and files the of all Delete files. more or one containing folder a delete to tried You • number digit three same first the with folder A • Thefolder with a name beginning with “999” existsthe on “Memory StickDuo” media. You cannot • settings. these under is unavailable self-timer The • You tried to delete an image or movie being played with the View Mode set to Favorites. Be sure to sure Be • Favorites. to set Mode View the with played being movie or image an delete to tried You • output. Definition) HD (High while size [3424×1920] for image panoramic the display cannot You • Theselected folder does notcontain a file that can beplayed back in a slideshow. • by faces. can filtered be that images There no are with file the Delete camera. this on • played be cannot that file a containing folder a delete to tried You • Noimages thatcan played be back have beenrecorded in theinternal memory. • Noimages thatcan played be back have beenrecorded in this folder of the “Memory Stick Duo” • When images recorded with other cameras cannot be played back on this camera, view the images in File error Folder protected No folder Empty folder contents folder Empty Cannot create folders create Cannot more Folder error Self-Timer is invalid Invalid operation File found which was not was not recognized which File found No still images No images Table of Operation MENU/Settings contents Search Search Index GB 165 r Continued Continued fully charged battery. charged fully [All in This Folder]. This [All in selection. the Cancel files. 999 to “Memory Stick Duo” PRO media. Insert “Memory Stick Duo” PRO media or set the image size toa size [VGA]. mountthe camera on a tripod to secure the camera. folder (page 123). • printer. the Check • printer. the Check •is corrupted. print to want you image if the Check • When copying a image recordedintheinternal memorytothe “Memory StickDuo”media, usea • lens The malfunction. • Images]. [Multiple files using when can to 100 selected be Up • or Favorites] in [All Event], in [All Range], Date [All in using when selected be can files 999 to Up • Up to 999 files can be registered as favorites images, and you can add (Print order) marks to up • [1440×1080(Fine)],[1440×1080(Standard)] and [1280×720] size movies can be recorded only using • Camera shake may occur due to insufficient light.Use the flash,turnon the anti-blur function, or • You are playingback image an with size that cannotbe played backon the camera. • You may not beable to retouchthe imagedepending on the image. • You have selected a folder that cannot besetasarecording folderthe on camera.Select another • Release the protection(page 95). (Vibration warning indicator) (Vibration Printer error Printer Printer busy Printer error Paper No paper Ink error Low ink No ink Low battery power Low battery Maximum number of images already selected Turn the power off and on again and power off the Turn 1440×1080 (Fine) is not available 1440×1080 (Standard) is not available 1280×720 is not available Unable to detect face for retouch Image size over limit File protected File Read onlyfolder Table of Operation MENU/Settings contents Search Search Index GB 166 r Continued Continued record to the internal memory, select [Yes] and delete unwanted images. the internal memory (page 121). When you cannot importof allthe images to the computerwith“PMB”, import all of the images to (page “PMB” using without computer the 140). To viewthe images againthe with camera,export the imported images to the camera with “PMB.” Delete images from the Date View or Event View. Event or View Date the from images Delete beenprocessed usingacomputer or images that wererecorded with other cameras. “Music Transfer” from the CD-ROM supplied with this camera. use terminal. use depending on the printer. • Import all of the images to the computer with “PMB”, and format the “Memory Stick Duo” media or • is To full. memory internal The • Thenumber images of exceeds that for which date or event managementthe bycamera is possible. • Somefunctions are restricted while the camera is connected to a PictBridge compliantprinter. • Thecamera restores the date information etc. in cases whereimages havebeen deleted on a PC, etc. • movies. for available is not that function a selected have You • Processingandother editing functions ofthe camera cannot beperformed on imagefiles that have • Execute [Format Music]. • Deletethe musicfile, or replace with it uncorrupted an music file. • Execute [Format Music],download then a new music files. • You are using“Music Transfer” installedfromsupplied the CD-ROM with othercamera. Install • The data transmission to the printer may not be completed yet. Do not disconnect the cable for multi- • for cable the disconnect not Do yet. completed be not may printer the to transmission data The • time, take may This is finished. it until print cannot You job. print current the is canceling printer The Image management file error Image file management recover Cannot No internal memory space remaining images? Delete Recovering image management file… Recovering image management Operation cannot be executed when using connection using PictBridge when a executed be cannot Operation Operation cannot be executed in unsupported files in unsupported executed be cannot Operation Operation cannot be executed for movie files movie for executed be cannot Operation Error Formatting Music Formatting Error Error Playing Music Playing Error Processing... Table of Operation MENU/Settings contents Search Search Index GB 167 temperature goes down. movies. • Recording has stopped due to a rise in temperature while recording a movie. Please wait until the the • until wait Please movie. a recording while temperature in rise a to due stopped has Recording • has dropped. the temperature until images record You cannot risen. has temperature camera The • When you record movies long for a time,the camera temperature rises. In this case,stop recording Recording has stopped due to increased camera temperature Recording function unavailable due to high internal temperature internal due to unavailable high function Recording Table of Operation MENU/Settings contents Search Search Index GB 168 ed), and the AC Adaptortheseparately) AC (sold in and ed),
Note • Do not use an electronic transformer (travel converter), as this may cause a malfunction.
Power sources Power (suppli charger battery the camera, the use can You Using the camera abroad — abroad camera the Using any country or region where the power supply is within 100 V to 240 V AC, 50 AC, V 240 to V 100 within is supply power the where or region country any Hz/60 Hz. Table of Operation MENU/Settings contents Search Search Index GB 169 r Continued Continued 4 * 2 3 3 * * * 1 2 1 2 2 * * * * * a a a a a ns subject to static electricity or electrical noise electrical or electricity static to ns subject the cameraturned isoff during or a read write Recording/Playback ith the camera are listed in the table below. below. table in the are listed the camera ith portable IC recording medium. The types of of types The medium. recording IC portable terior of a car parked in direct sunlight
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[1440×1080(Fine)], [1440×1080(Standard)], or [1280×720] sizemovies can be recorded. transfer data parallel 4-bit same the It performs transfer. data parallel 8-bit support not does camera This media. Duo” PRO Stick “Memory the as High-speed data transfer using a parallel interface is not supported. not is interface parallel a using transfer data High-speed “MemoryStick Duo” media, “MagicGateMemory Stick Duo” mediaand “Memory Stick PRODuo” uses that technology protection copyright is MagicGate functions. MagicGate with equipped are media encryption technology. Data recording/playback that requires MagicGate functions cannot be performed with the camera. – High temperature locations such as the hot in – Locations exposed to directsunlight –present substances corrosive with locations or locations Humid Doing so Doing will cause a malfunction. swallow it. swallow Adaptor. – Whenthe “Memory Stick Duo” media is removedor equipment used. “Memory StickMicro” media. – Whenthe “Memory Stick Duo” media is used in locatio 3 4 1 2 Notes MemoryStick Duo (withoutMagicGate) MagicGateMemory Stick Duo MemoryStick PRO Duo MemoryStick PRO-HG Duo “Memory Stick” media type media Stick” “Memory MagicGate) (with Duo Stick Memory • conditions: following the under media Duo” Stick “Memory the store or use not Do • Do not insert anything other than a “Memory Stick Duo” media into the “Memory Stick Duo” media slot. • it. with supplied case the it in put media, Duo” Stick “Memory the store or carry you When • Do not touch the terminalsection ofthe “MemoryStick Duo” media with your hand orametal object. • media. Duo” Stick “Memory the drop or bend strike, not Do • media. Duo” Stick the “Memory modify or not disassemble Do • water. to media Duo” Stick “Memory the expose not Do • Do not leave the “Memory Stick Duo” media within the reach of small children. They might accidentally • We recommend backingimportant up data. • Do not press downhard when youwrite down on the memo area. • media Duo” Stick “Memory a on nor itself media Duo” Stick “Memory the on label a attach not Do *
media compact, is a media Duo” Stick A “Memory w be used that can media Stick Duo” “Memory functions. media Duo” Stick “Memory all for guaranteed be cannot operation proper However, On the “Memory Stick Duo” Duo” Stick “Memory the On • Do not remove the “Memory Stick Duo” mediawhile reading or writing data. • Data may be corrupted in the following cases: • A “Memory StickDuo”media formatted with a computeris not guaranteed to operate with the camera. • Data read/writespeeds differ depending on thecombination of the “Memory Stick Duo” mediaandthe •for abbreviation is an “M2” (“M2”). media Micro” Stick “Memory with is compatible product This * * * Table of Operation MENU/Settings contents Search Search Index GB 170 accidentally swallow it. media into an “M2” Adaptor as large as of Duo size. If you insert a “Memory Stick Micro” media into the camera withoutan “M2” Adaptoraslarge as of Duo size, you mightnot be able to removefrom it the camera. without a “Memory Stick Duo” media attached. Doing so may result in malfunction of the unit. the of malfunction in result may so Doing attached. media Duo” Stick “Memory a without “Memory Stick” media compliant device, make sure thatthe “MemoryStick Duo” media Adaptor is inserted facing the correctdirection. Note that improper usemay damage the equipment. “Memory Stick Duo” media is inserted facing in the correct direction, then insert it all the way in. in. way the all it insert then direction, correct the in facing is inserted media Duo” Stick “Memory malfunction. a in result may insertion Incorrect the “Memory Stick Duo” mediainto a “Memory StickDuo”media Adaptor.you If insert “Memory a Stick Duo” mediainto a “MemoryStick” media compliant device withouta“Memory Stick Duo” media device. the from it remove to able be not might you Adaptor, • might They children. small of reach the within media Micro” Stick “Memory the leave not Do • To“Memory usea Stick Micro” media with the camera, be sure to insert the “Memory Stick Micro” Notesusing on “Memory Micro” Stick media (sold separately) “Memory Stick PRO Duo” media with a capacity up to 16 up with a capacity media Stick PRO Duo” “Memory operate to confirmed been GB have camera. with the properly • device compliant media Stick” “Memory a into Adaptor media Duo” Stick “Memory a insert not Do Notes on using “Memory Stick PRO Duo” media (sold separately) •a with Adaptor media Duo” Stick “Memory a into inserted media Duo” Stick “Memory a using When • the sure make Adaptor, media Duo” Stick “Memory a into media Duo” Stick a“Memory inserting When • To use a “Memory Stick Duo” media with a “Memory Stick” media compliant device, be sure to insert Noteson using the “Memory Stick media Duo” Adaptor (sold separately) Table of Operation MENU/Settings contents Search Search Index GB 171 sufficient, charge the battery after fully used. The “InfoLITHIUM” battery pack (NP-FH50) for this this for (NP-FH50) pack battery “InfoLITHIUM” charged in temperatures outside this range.
which each batterypackis used. usage time betweencharges becomes significant, itprobably is time to replacewith itanew one. (page 78). pack’s function, fully charge the battery pack and then fully discharge it on the camera at least once a once least at camera the it on discharge fully then and pack battery the charge fully function, pack’s while storing. year – Using the camera for a long time in high temperature – battery charged fully with camera the Leaving – Using a heavily used battery making trial shots before taking the actual shots. the actual taking before trial shots making pack is shorter. We recommend putting the battery pack in a pocket close to your body to warm it up it up to warm and body to your close pocket in a pack battery the putting recommend We is shorter. pack use. pack battery longer for immediately camera the in it insert 86 °F). The battery pack may not be fully • The battery lifevaries according to how it is storedand the operating conditions and environmentin • The batteryis life limited. Battery capacity decreases over timethrough and repeateddecreased use. If • off goes power the until mode playback slideshow in camera the leave up, pack battery the use To On battery life • battery the maintain To place. dry cool, a in it store and storing before pack battery the discharge Fully How to store the battery pack correct battery level will be displayed. be will level battery correct situation: following the in correctly displayed be not may indicator charge remaining The On the remaining charge indicator is battery remaining the though off runs battery the When •water-resistant. is not pack battery Thewater. packtobattery the not expose Do • Do not leavethe batterypackin extremely hot places, such as in a car or underdirect sunlight. • frequently. zoom or flash the use you if quickly out run will pack battery The • We recommend having spare battery packs handy for two or three times the expected shooting time, and Effective use of the battery pack • battery the of time operational the and surroundings temperature low in decreases performance Battery • We recommend charging the battery pack in an ambient temperature of between 10 °C to 30 °C (50 °F to On charging the battery pack The “InfoLITHIUM”The battery is the pack lithium batterywhich pack information hasthe about usage. battery the of data communication camera on the depending consumption power the calculates battery pack “InfoLITHIUM” The andusage battery shows life the the on minute time scale. You cannot use the battery pack other than the the than other pack the battery use cannot You is the There camera. pack. battery “InfoLITHIUM” the on mark On the InfoLITHIUM battery pack battery InfoLITHIUM the On Table of Operation MENU/Settings contents Search Search Index GB 172 ry packry being charged,and then insert the same
on standby.on The battery charger stops chargingenters and thestandby statusautomatically when the temperatureis outside of therecommended operating temperature.When the temperaturegets back within theappropriate range, the battery charger resumescharging and the CHARGE lamplights up again. recommend We chargingthe batterypackin an ambient temperatureofbetween °C to 10 30 °C °F). 86 °F to (50 battery pack into the battery charger securelyagain. When the CHARGE lamp flashes fast again,this may indicateabattery orthat errorbattery a packother than the specified type hasbeeninserted. Check battery the remove type, specified is the pack battery If the type. specified is the pack battery the that pack, replace with it a newoneoranother onecheck and the if batterycharger operates correctly. the If battery charger operates correctly, a batteryerrorhave may occurred. – Fastflashing: Turns the light on andoff repeatedly at theinterval of 0.15 seconds –seconds 1.5 of interval the at repeatedly off and on light the Turns flashing: Slow charger, battery life may beshortened. specified kind may leak, overheat, or explode if you attempt to charge them, posing a risk of injury from from injury risk of a posing them, to charge attempt if you explode or overheat, leak, may kind specified electrocutionburns.and • temporarily charging stops charger battery the that it slowly, indicates CHARGE the flashes lamp When • batte the remove fast, flashes lamp CHARGE the When • way: either in flashes charger battery supplied the of CHARGE lamp The • Remove thecharged battery pack fromthe battery charger. If you leave the charged battery pack in the • Only NP-FH type battery packs can be charged in the battery charger (supplied). Batteries other than the On the battery charger battery the On Table of Operation MENU/Settings contents Search Search Index GB 173 ...... 62 ...... 128 ...... 90 ...... 25 ...... 124 ...... 122 ...... 114 ...... 42 ...... 119 ...... 102 ...... 65 ...... 107 ...... 87 ...... 24 ...... 15 ...... 101 ...... 139 ...... 92 ...... 126 ...... 112 ...... 67 ...... 103 ...... 92 ...... 22 ...... 84 ...... 149 ...... 83 ...... 44 ...... 75 ...... 129 ...... 49, 94 ...... 49, ...... 96 ...... 40 ...... 39, 57 ...... 39, ...... 18 ...... 70 ...... 125 ...... 150 ...... 44 Printer TV Computer Flash Sync. Flash Focus Exposure Exposure bracket F Face Detection Face MotionDetection Number File Faces by Filter Fireworks Fisheye Lens Level Flash DISP Group Burst Display Download Music DPOF DRO E Shooting Easy Easy Viewing mode EV List Event Cross Filter Cross FOR HDMI CTRL Button Custom D Date Setting Time & Date Date List Delete REC.Folder Delete Demo Mode Zoom Digital Connecting Contrast button Control Lens Conversion Copy Create REC.Folder ...... 136, 144 ...... 136, ...... 28 ...... 22 ...... 60 ...... 89 ...... 141 145 ...... 140, ...... 18 ...... 88 ...... 123 ...... 132 ...... 31 ...... 104 ...... 74 ...... 115 ...... 172 ...... 99 ...... 128 ...... 144 ...... 44 ...... 135 ...... 105 ...... 171 ...... 127 ...... 72 ...... 73 ...... 61 ...... 63, 68 ...... 63, ...... 40 ...... 135 ...... 137
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Windows Importing images Importing Macintosh Recommended environment Exporting images Exporting Computer Color Mode Color Saturation Color COMPONENT Changing the display the Changing Settings Clock Filter Color Center-weighted metering Image Main Change REC.Folder Change CD-ROM Center AF Burst C Bracket Set “BRAVIA” Sync BRK Beach Beep Bracket B Battery charger pack Battery Auto Review Aperture Priority Shooting Priority Aperture Setting Area Orientation Auto Anti Blink Anti Blur Motion Anti Aperture Adjusting EV Adjusting Shooting Sports Advanced AF Illuminator A Favorites Remove / Add Index Table of Operation MENU/Settings contents Search Search Index GB 174 ...... 60 ...... 101 ...... 52 ...... 93 ...... 91 ...... 69 ...... 151 ...... 71 ...... 149 ...... 129,145, 139, 149 ...... 60 ...... 47 ...... 143, 146 ...... 143, ...... 29 ...... 36, 101 ...... 36, ...... 92 ...... 34 ...... 92 ...... 118, 149 ...... 118, ...... 118 ...... 16 ...... 46 ...... 40 ...... 91 ...... 22 ...... 95 ...... 97 ...... 81 ...... 116 ...... 92 ...... 138 ...... 56 148 ...... 96, ...... 116 ...... 136, 144 ...... 136, ...... 135 Rotate Printing directly Program Auto Protect PTP/MTP R Radial Blur Red Eye Correction Red Eye Reduction Retouch Retro Partial Color Partial PC PictBridge Pixel Playback Playback zoom PMB Portrait Precision digital zoom Print mark order Print Music Transfer N Noise Reduction NTSC O Optical zoom OS P PAL Metering Mode Metering Mode dial Movie Mode Movie shooting mode AF Multi connector Multi metering Multi-pattern Resize Multi-Purpose Music ...... 169 ...... 21 ...... 26 ...... 42 ...... 144 ...... 30 ...... 113 ...... 109 ...... 20 ...... 15 ...... 22 ...... 110 ...... 120 ...... 118 ...... 56 ...... 123 ...... 10 ...... 48 ...... 92 ...... 98 ...... 18 ...... 122 ...... 124 ...... 54 ...... 22 ...... 115 ...... 19 ...... 100 ...... 111 ...... 22 ...... 10 ...... 121 ...... 38 ...... 137 ...... 44, 45 ...... 44, Creating Deleting Selecting Changing MENU Menu screen Mass Storage media Duo” Stick “Memory Macintosh computer Macro Manual Exposure Shooting LCD Screen M L Landscape Language Setting Internal memory ISO Install Adjustment Auto Intelligent Image quality Image Size Initialize I Identifying parts Image Index High-speed burstshooting Histogram HD(1080i) HDMI Resolution Sensitivity High Hand-held Twilight Faces Happy Grid Line H G Gourmet Format Music Format Format Guide Function Folder Table of Operation MENU/Settings contents Search Search Index GB 175 ...... 162 ...... 117 ...... 135 ...... 58 ...... 36 W messages and indicators Warning Balance White Display Zoom Wide Windows computer Z Zoom ...... 27 ...... 64 ...... 39 ...... 168 ...... 162 ...... 62 ...... 91 ...... 32 ...... 152 ...... 22 ...... 168 ...... 22 ...... 60 ...... 21 ...... 118 ...... 35 ...... 44 ...... 98 ...... 101 ...... 85 ...... 77 ...... 91 ...... 37 ...... 116 ...... 91 ...... 78 ...... 76 ...... 34 ...... 137, 138, 143 ...... 22 ...... 13 ...... 18 ...... 54, 55 ...... 54, ...... 22 ...... 129 Still image Still Movie ...... 115 VGA Video Out View Mode Using the camera abroad V Unsharp masking USB Connect Twilight Portrait Twilight U Troubleshooting TV Twilight T Travel converter Trimming SteadyShot Panorama Sweep Software metering Spot Smile Shutter Smile Snow Focus Soft Slow Synchro (Flash On) (Flash Synchro Slow Smart zoom Sensitivity Detection Smile Shutter speed Shooting Priority Speed Shutter Slideshow Shooting Settings Sharpness Select Folder display Self-diagnosis Self-Timer Scene Selection Screen SD S Recognition Scene Table of Operation MENU/Settings contents Search Search Index GB 176 provide this software ided in the camera. 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