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Viewing still images············································· still Viewing 37 ZoomPlayback ··················································· 38 Zoom··························································Wide 39 Display······························· Rotated Temporarily 40 moviesViewing ··················································· 41 REC Mode··························································· 25 Auto AdjustmentIntelligent ································· 26 AutoProgram ······················································ 27 Sweep PanoramaIntelligent ······························· 28 Mode·························································Movie 30 Blur··················································· Motion Anti 31 TwilightHand-held ·············································· 32 HDR Correction Backlight ··································· 33 SelectionScene ·················································· 34 Zoom ··································································· 36 How to use this handbook····································· this use How to 2 camerathe using on Notes ··································· 3 SearchOperation ·················································· 8 SearchMENU/Settings ······································· 11 parts···················································· of Names 16 on the screen displayed of icons List ·················· 18 panel touch the Using ········································· 20 MENU itemsthe Customizing ····························· 22 button······················· mode Still/Movie the Using 23 memory internal the Using ·································· 24

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Notes on using the camera the on using Notes Table of contents of Table Table of Operation MENU/Settings contents Search Search Index GB 6 Printing still Printing images ··········································· 140 Using with your computer·································· with your Using 130 software the Using ············································ 131 Connecting the camera to a computer··················133 service media a to images Uploading ··············· 135 movies·································· of a disc Creating 137 Setting itemsSetting ······················································· 14 (SD) Definition on a Standard an image Viewing TV······································································ 125 (HD) Definition a High on image an Viewing TV······································································ 126 MENU items (Shooting) items MENU ······································ 11 (Viewing) MENU items ········································ 13

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Index ································································· 165 Using the camera abroad·································· camera the Using 157 Duo” media································“Memory Stick 158 packBattery ······················································ 160 charger··················································Battery 161 Pantilter·············································Intelligent 162 formatAVCHD ·················································· 163 standardTransferJet ········································· 164 Troubleshooting ················································ 143 messages and indicators Warning ···················· 152

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Others Troubleshooting Table of Operation MENU/Settings contents Search Search Index GB 8 ···························· 28 ······························· 26 ············································· 99 ·············································· 65 ·············································· 65 ················································· 35 ··················································· 34 ···················································· 34 ····················································· 67 ························································ 45 ························································· 43 ························································· 93 ·························································· 56 ··························································· 30 ··························································· 30 ······························································· 34 ································································ 69 ······································································ 56 ········································································ 55 ············································································ 34 Macro Close Focus Shutter Hi-Speed Mode Movie Burst Anti Blink Anti Red Eye Reduction Panorama Sweep Intelligent Pet Movie Mode Movie button Movie Movie format Snap Soft Twilight Portrait Smile Shutter Scene Recognition Detection Face Intelligent Auto Adjustment Auto Intelligent Scene Selection Scene Recognition

Shooting moving objects Shooting close to objects Shooting best shots of your pet Shooting panoramic images Shooting portraits Shooting movies

Leaving to the settings the camera Operation Search Operation Table of Operation MENU/Settings contents Search Search Index GB 9 ···························· 40 ································· 33 ·································· 49 ········································ 20 ·············································· 52 ·············································· 52 ·············································· 32 ·············································· 65 ··············································· 82 ················································· 35 ···················································· 31 ···················································· 38 ···················································· 31 ····················································· 67 ····················································· 34 ····················································· 34 ························································ 47 ························································· 47 ···························································· 39 ·································································· 117 ······································································ 77 ······································································ 62 ··········································································· 58 ··········································································· 58 ············································································ 57 Delete Format Zoom Playback (Resize) Trimming Wide Zoom Temporarily Rotated Display Size/Quality Image EV panel the touch Using Focus Detection Face Size/Quality Image Forced Flash Scene Recognition HDR Correction Backlight High Sensitivity Blur Motion Anti Slow Synchro ISO High Sensitivity Shutter Hi-Speed Blur Motion Anti Hand-held Twilight self-timer delay 2-second ISO Displaying full-screen images Displaying enlarged images Deleting images Changingimage size/ quality Changingfocus position Adjustingexposure Shooting in dark places Shooting with backlight Shooting without blur Table of Operation MENU/Settings Index

contents Search Search GB 10 ··················· 131 ································ 137 ·········································· 124 ············································· 162 ························································ 123 ······················································· 42, 71 ······························································ 74 ································································ 126 ·································································· 82 ································································· 125 ································································· 105 ········································································ 81 ······································································· 140 Intelligent Pantilter Intelligent Print Definition Standard a on image an Viewing (SD) TV Viewing an image on a High Definition (HD) TV Creatinga disc of movies “PMB (Picture Motion Browser)” Setting Area Date & Time Setting Initialize Retouch Paint Slideshow Mode Easy Information about optional accessories Creating AVCHD format disc movie Printing images Viewing TVs on Initializing settings Changing date and time settings Printing images with the date Using with easy-to-see indicators Playing of back a series images in order Editing images Table of Operation MENU/Settings Index

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contents Search Search GB 13 — — Internal Internal Memory Folder View Folder view AVCHD ——— —— —— ——— —— —— (MP4) Folder view Memory card Memory ———— — ———— (Still) Folder view view Folder —— desired mode. desired ttings that can be changed, while – indicates settings that cannot that cannot settings while – indicates be changed, that can ttings Date View Date t View Mode (Easy Mode) (View Mode) (Display Burst Group) Burst (Display (Image index settings) index (Image (Retouch) (Print) (Rotate) (Paint) (Protect) (Image Index) (Calendar) (Exposure data) (Select Folder) (Display Settings) (Display (Slideshow) (Send by TransferJet) (Volume Settings) Touch menuthe item The four menu items displayed below displayed items The four menu MENU screen. the appear in do not Press the Press the playback mode. to switch button to (Playback) Touch display to the MENUscreen. (Delete) MENU items (Viewing) DPOF Notes Menu items • Onlythe items that are available for each mode aredisplayed on the screen. • The four menu items displayed below differ according to each mode. In the table below, the table below, In se indicates be changed. 3 You can easily select the various viewing functions from from functions viewing various the select can easily You . 1 2 Table of Operation MENU/Settings Index

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t Beep LCD Brightness Setting Language Demo Mode Initialize HDMI Resolution CTRL FOR HDMI COMPONENT Housing USB Connect LUN Settings Download Music Music Format Save Power TransferJet Calibration Items Movie format AF Illuminator Grid Line Zoom Digital Auto Orientation Scene Recog. Guide Red Eye Reduction Alert Blink desired category category desired t desired setting. desired t Shooting Settings Shooting Main Settings Touch (Settings) Touch Touch to displaythe MENU screen. desired item Setting items Categories 2 You can change the settings on the on the settings can change You screen. (Settings) 1 Table of Operation MENU/Settings Index

contents Search Search GB 15 Area Setting Date &Setting Time Items Format Create REC.Folder Change REC.Folder DeleteREC.Folder Copy Number File Format Number File Memory Tool Memory Card Internal Memory Tool Internal Clock Settings Memory Tool] appears only when a memory card is not inserted. whencard is not appears a memoryMemory only Tool] Notes Categories • mode. shooting from entered been have settings when only appears Settings] [Shooting • [MemoryCard Tool] appearsonlywhen a memory card is inserted in the camera, while [Internal Table of Operation MENU/Settings Index

contents Search Search GB 16 r Continued Continued Hook (TransferJet™) mark (79, 115) (79, mark (TransferJet™) (Still)/ (Movie) mode button (Playback) button (37) button (Playback) (Still) mode lamp lamp mode (Movie) Hook for wrist strap* wrist for Hook eject lever Battery Battery insertionslot receptacle Tripod Multi-connector cover card Battery/Memory Access lamp slot card Memory Zoom (W/T) lever (36, 38) (36, lever (W/T) Zoom Shutter button Microphone cover Lens ON/OFF button (Power) ON/OFF lamp (Power) Flash Self-timer lamp/Smile Shutter lamp/ AF illuminator Lens panel screen/Touch LCD Using the paint paint the Using pen Using the wrist strap * touch the operating when used is pen paint The carry not Do wrist strap. the to attaches It panel. camera The pen. paint the holding by camera the off. may fall The wrist strap is already attached to the camera at thefactory. Place your hand through the loop to preventthe camera from damage by being dropped. * P Q R S T U V W O N K L M B C D E F G H I J A

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contents Search Search GB 18 r Continued Continued Scene Recognition icon Recognition Scene of number/Number Image date/ in selected recorded images folder Recording folder folder Playback Image size/Quality images Burst shooting group burst the in image Main settings TransferJet Protect mark (DPOF) order Print White balance White Destination Recognition Scene warning Vibration scene shooting Movie Playback zoom internal memory) card,(Memory Indication

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contents Search Search GB 19 Recording a movie/Standby a movie (m:s) time Recording Playback Playback bar Azimuth direction information GPS display Longitude and Latitude Counter number Folder-file the of date/time Recorded playback image Red-eye reduction Red-eye lock AE/AF NR slow shutter Shutter speed Aperture value ISO number Value Exposure Close focus Flash charging Indication Shutter speed Shutter value Aperture Indication Metering mode Metering Focus mode Flash REC Standby 0:12 N 35° 37' 32"N 139° 44'31" E 0:00:12 101-0012 2010 1 1 9:30 AM z 125 F3.5 ISO400 +2.0EV Display 125 Display F3.5 4 Number of recordable images time Recordable Self-diagnosis display Temperature increase warning White balance White Spot meteringcross-hairs ISO number Value Exposure AF range finder frame Image size/Quality error warning Indication Zoom scaling Zoom error warning PictBridge connecting Indication Battery remaining warning Low battery illuminator AF folderRecording (Memory card,internal memory)

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contents Search Search GB 20 the whose items description t Touch the left side of theLCD screen and drag right Dragright or left, and continuepressing Drag up Drag down or up Drag down Operation method Operation drag right drag left drag left Touch the right side of the LCD screen and Touch the left side of the LCD screen and and LCD screen the of side left the Touch you want to view. to want you Displays the hidden itemsso that the items screen. the on are shown set to want you Returns the to previousscreen. Describesshooting the functions when the Scene or mode shooting menu, shooting mode is displayed. Selection Touch /// Displays/hides the MENUscreen the Displays/hides Displays the image index screen during during screen index image the Displays playback Displays the next/previous page in index mode Displays the calendar during playback in Date View mode Displays the next/previous imageContinuously changes the image (next/ image) previous Dragright or left Displays the MENUscreen Touch the left side of theLCD screen and Hides the MENU screen buttons operation the Hides Displays the operation buttons Action

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contents Search Search GB 21 addition to the focus, focus, to the addition Action Cancels the function. (Fireworks) or (Fireworks) in is selected (Underwater) is a face in the frame, in is in the frame, a face One Person] or [Self-portrait Two People] Two [Self-portrait or Person] One Touch thesubject Adjusts thefocus. Button/Operation method Button/Operation the Scene Selection –In Easy Mode – mode Panorama Sweep Intelligent In – Easy In Movie Mode –In – activated is function Shutter Smile the When – When (Landscape), (Twilight), (Gourmet), – [Self-portrait to set is [Self-Timer] When – Zoom] [Digital use you When Touchingthe screen to the focus set Note thearebrightness hue also and automatically optimized. • In the following situations, you cannotbring theframe into focus by touchingthe screen: Touching the subject on the touch panel displays a frame, and then pressing the shutter button button shutter the pressing then and a frame, displays panel touch on the subject the Touching there If focus. frame the into brings down halfway Table of Operation MENU/Settings Index

contents Search Search GB 22 Customization area ttings saved for each recording mode during during mode each recording for saved ttings Swapping MENU icons inside the customization MENU customization the inside Swapping icons area customization the inside icon MENU a touching While movedesired it toarea, the location. number of icons the in the Reducing customization area customization the inside icon MENU a touching While the right. area on it to the move area, [OK] t quently used buttons. used quently (Customize) Taking advantage of customization advantage Taking To touch cancel, . The MENU icon in the customization area is replaced. area is customization in the The MENU icon Touch to display the MENUscreen. Select a MENU icon and drag it to the desireda MENUSelect it to icon and drag of LCD screen. the sideposition the left on Not only can you swap MENU icons, but you can also swap MENU icons inside the MENUinside you can also swap icons MENUbut can icons, swap only Not you MENU icons. of the number reduce and area customization z Note • You cannot customizethe MENU icon when [Housing] is set to [On] or when shooting inEasy Mode. 4 2 1 During shooting/playback, the four MENU items appear below below items appear MENU the four shooting/playback, During customizecan these four the buttons desired to MENU items you layout, letting and You LCD screen. the on fre locate conveniently playback. card during memory the and memory internal for and shooting, Customizing the MENU items MENU the Customizing the se and be customized can buttons These 3 Table of Operation MENU/Settings Index

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contents Search Search GB 25 desired mode. Allows you to shoot a greater range of gradation by superimposing superimposing by gradation of range greater a shoot to you Allows exposures. different having images two preset scene. the according settings to with you shoot Allows to Allows you to shoot still images with the setting adjusted adjusted setting the with images still shoot to you Allows automatically. (both automatically adjusted exposure the with shoot to you Allows the shutter speed and theaperture value). Also you can select various settings using themenu. images. composing after image panoramic a shoot to you Allows movies. record to you Allows when flash the using without blur reduced with shoot to you Allows composing burstshots taken in high-speed. without scenes light low in blur reduced with shoot to you Allows high-speed. in taken shots burst composing when tripod

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Intelligent Auto Adjustment or Easy Mode) (W), 50 (W), Mode) Easy or Auto Adjustment Intelligent (1 cm ft 7 3/4 Shoot lens). the (T) (from inches) inthe Close focus mode when you shoot a subject closer thanthe shootingdistance. flash slowlyand thebeep does not sound.Either recomposethe shot orchange thefocus setting (page 62). – is It and subject the distant. is dark – The contrastbetween the subject and the backgroundis poor. – Theis seen subject through glass. – The subjectis moving quickly. – Therereflective is light or shiny surfaces. – light. flashing is a there or is backlit subject The recognized. 65. page see details, For Lower the lens cover to switch to shooting mode.to switch to Lower the lens cover Adjustment) button fully down. Press the shutter •8 approximately is distance shooting (3 cm shortest The 1/4(1 inches) (13/32 cm in inches) • to changes indicator lock AE/AF the automatically, subject the on focus cannot camera the When •situations: following the in difficult be may Focusing z • recognizes camera The (Twilight), Portrait), (Twilight tripod), a using (Twilight Scene RecognitionScene operates Intelligent in Auto Adjustmentmode. This function lets the shoo the recognize automatically camera z Note • [Off]. or [Auto] is set to mode Flash

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(REC Mode) (REC

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Lower the lens cover to switch to shooting to mode.to switch Lower the cover lens Pan the camera to the end of the guide,end the to the of the cameraPan following the indication on the LCD screen. Align the camera with the end of the subject to be button fully down.shotpress the shutter and –slow too or fast too camera the pan You – There is too muchcamera shake – Objects are too close to the camera – lawn or beach, sandy as sky, such contrast little with Image – waterfalls or waves as such change constant with Image brightness, color and focus, the shooting will not be successful. If this happens, change AE/AF locked locked AE/AF change happens, this If successful. be will not shooting the focus, and color brightness, angle and shoot again. always the same. composedimage.this happens, If movethe camera faster to recordpanoramic a full image. Notes •situations: following the in images panoramic create cannot You •situations: following the for suitable is not Panorama Sweep Intelligent • Whenthe wholeangle of panoramicshooting and theAE/AF locked angle are very differentin • smoothly. recorded be not will part stitched the together, stitched are images several Since •blurred. be may images panoramic conditions, light low Under • not is image combined the of color or brightness the light, fluorescent as such flicker that lights Under • the in occurs area gray a time, given the within subject entire the across camera the pan cannot you If detects people’s faces or moving subjects. moving or faces people’s detects 1 2

Allows you to create a panoramic image from co from image a panoramic to create you Allows Intelligent Sweep Panorama Sweep Intelligent 4 3 Table of Operation MENU/Settings Index contents Search Search GB 29 Action images/pauses scrolling Playbacks images Scrolls Horizontal direction [Right], [Left], [Up] or [Down] t in the direction indicated on the LCD screen. screen. the LCD on indicated direction the in [Standard] or [Wide] [Standard] t cameramay not scroll correctly when played. panorama shots than moving subjects. moving than shots panorama Touch /// Touch screen LCD the or Touch up/down/right/ drag or left Operation button/ Operation method Operation Radius as short as possible as short as Radius (Shooting Direction) (Image Size) (Image Vertical direction panoramic image panoramic Scrolling the panoramic images for display for images panoramic the Scrolling Tips forshooting a panoramic image Changingthe shooting directionor image size of a white balance. white image. Shows the displayed area of of area displayed the Shows the whole panoramic image • Panoramic imagescan also be played back using the supplied software “PMB” (page 131). • Panoramic imagesrecorded using another Scroll panoramic images by touching touching by images panoramic Scroll displayed. are being images buttons. panoramic operation while the display to playback during screen LCD the Touch z • the of center the is in scenery varied greatly with portion a that so composition frame the Adjust • Determinethe scene and press theshutter button halfway, so thatyoucan lock the exposure and Image Size: z Pan the camera in an arc at a velocity constant Subjects at rest are more suited for for suited more are at rest Subjects Shooting Direction: Shooting z Table of Operation MENU/Settings Index

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t [Movie format] format] [Movie t Settings) (Shooting t [MP4 12M], [MP4 6M] or [MP4 3M] [MP4 or 6M] [MP4 [MP4 12M], t [AVC HD 17M FH] or [AVC HD 9M HQ][AVC or HD 9M FH] HD 17M [AVC t (Movie Mode) (Settings) t t

(Image Size) (Image (Quality) [AVCHD] or [MP4] or [AVCHD]

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You can also record movies by touching touching by movies record also can You . To shooting,stop press the buttonshutter fully down again. Lower the lens cover to switch to shooting mode.to switch to Lower the lens cover Press the shutter button fully down. Press the shutter Image Size (MP4): Quality (AVCHD): Movie format: z 4

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contents Search Search GB 31 uorescentlighting, block noise may occur.In such Motion (Anti Blur) t

(REC Mode) (REC

A burst of shots are taken, and image processing is applied to to applied is processing image and are taken, shots of burst A noise. and blur subject reduce Lower the lens cover to switch to shooting mode.to switch to Lower the lens cover Press the shutter button fully down. Press the shutter – Imagelarge-scale 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 cases, set Scene Selection to setSelection Scene cases, (High Sensitivity). Notes • Smile Shutter cannot be used. • fl as such flickers, that source light a using When • is recorded. image one just however times, 6 beeps shutter The • situations: in following the reduced is Noise effectively not

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contents Search Search GB 32 uorescentlighting, block noise may occur.In these (Hand-held Twilight) (Hand-held t

(REC Mode) (REC

contents Search Search GB 33 ures to create a single image with a greater image with a greater create a single to ures taken with a dark exposure setting. exposure a dark with taken (Backlight Correction t

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Lower the lens cover to switch to shooting mode.to switch to Lower the lens cover HDR) button fully down. Press the shutter – the flash using When – Imagelarge-scale with movement – There is too muchcamera shake – Image whose surroundinglight condition is extremely bright or dark – waterfalls or waves as such change constant with Image Notes • HDR]. Correction [Backlight in available is not function Shutter Smile • Although the shuttersound beepstwice, only one image is recorded. • situations: following the in effects the produce not HDR] may Correction [Backlight 1 2 You can shoot two images having different expos different having images two can shoot You setting exposure bright a with taken image an of parts dark the combining by gradation of range an image of parts the bright and Backlight Correction HDR Correction Backlight 3 Table of Operation MENU/Settings Index

contents Search Search GB 34 r Continued Continued

t settings according to the scene. to according settings (Scene Selection) Allows you to shoot images of your pet with thebest settings. when clearly water the of blue the shoot to you Allows scenes. or lakeside seaside shooting Allows you to record clear images preventing sunken colorsinsnowy scenes or other places wherethe whole screen appears white. 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. food shoot to you allowing mode, Macro Selects arrangements in delicious and bright colors. Allows you to shoot images without a without images shoot to you Allows conditions, low light under flash reducing blur. Allows you to shoot imagessofter with a atmosphere for portraits and flowers, etc. in focusing by scenes distant of shooting easy Allows the distance. Shootsthe clear sky and trees and flowers in vividcolors. t

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(Beach) (Soft Snap) (Soft (High Sensitivity) (Twilight Portrait) (Landscape) (Pet)

(Twilight) (Snow) (Gourmet) Lower the lens cover to switch to shooting mode.to switch to Lower the lens cover desired mode

Allows you to shoot with preset to shoot you Allows 1 2 Scene Selection Scene Table of Operation MENU/Settings Index

contents Search Search GB 35 — — Anti Blink Anti 3 1 * * —— —— —— — —— White Balance ——— —— —— ——— ——— Burst

, , or (Twilight) shutter the mode, (Fireworks) Self-Timer 2 * — — — — Face Face Smile Smile Shutter Detection/ ndicate modes that are available. Some available. Some that are indicate modes “Self-Timer” ” and ately according to the scene condition, a combination of of combination a condition, scene to the ately according dark placesdark become darker. Allows you to record fireworks in all their splendor. their all record fireworks in to you Allows in colors natural in underwater shoot to you Allows housing (such as Marine Pack). Allows you to capture fast movingsubjects outdoors or in otherbright places. • The shutter speed becomes faster, so images shot in ce] cannotbe selected.

Flash — — —— — —— — — — —— Close Focus (Underwater) (Fireworks) (Hi-Speed Shutter) (Hi-Speed You can use [Underwater White Balance] instead of [White Balance]. [White of instead Balance] White [Underwater use can You [Flash] for [White Balan [When touched] for [Face Detection] cannot be selected. speed is slower and theimages tend to blur. To preventblurring, theuse of tripod a isrecommended. 1 2 3 Functions you can use in Scene Selection Note * For shooting an image appropri an image shooting For • using shoot images you When Portrait) (Twilight functionscamera. is determined the by indicatessettingschanged,can– be that while changed. be that cannot settings indicates “Flash under indicated icons The mode. Selection Scene the on depending available, not are functions * * Table of Operation MENU/Settings Index

contents Search Search GB 36 T side W side e camera’s optical zoom function can enlarge can function zoom optical e camera’s

Move the zoom (W/T) lever to the T side to zoom in and move to the W side to zoom out. • When the zoomscale exceeds 4×, page see 96. Lower the lens cover to switch to shooting mode.to switch to Lower the lens cover Movezoomthe (W/T) lever. Notes 1 2 You can enlarge the image when shooting. Th shooting. when image the can enlarge You 4×. to up images Zoom • movie. a shooting while slowly zooms camera The • mode. Panorama Sweep Intelligent in shooting when side W the to is locked Zoom Table of Operation MENU/Settings Index

contents Search Search GB 37 stered in the Image Database File on the on the File Database the Image in stered Touch the rightside of the LCD screendrag andleft Touch the left side of theLCD screen and drag left Touch the left side of theLCD screen and drag right or left right Drag pressing continue and left, or right Drag Drag up up or down Drag Drag down Operation method Operation Touch the left side of theLCD screen and drag right Displays/hides the MENUscreen

Viewing images taken with adifferent camera Tips fordragging operations

register unregistered images,it not may bepossible to transfer data or data may becorrupted ifthe out. runs charge battery Displays the calendarduring playback in Date View mode Displays the next/previous page in index mode Continuously changes the image (next/ image) previous during screen index image the Displays playback Displays the operation buttons operation the Displays image next/previous the Displays Displays the MENUscreen theHides screen MENU buttons the Hides operation Action Press the Press the playback mode. to switch button to (Playback) Select an image with / . memory card, a registration screen with the message “Files found which were not not were which found “Files message the with screen a registration card, memory files” Importdisplayed.recognized unregisteredTo will be view images, them register by selecting [OK]. • Use a sufficiently chargedbattery to registerimages. If a batterywith a lowcharge used isto on the memory card for recording and playing playing and recording for card memory File the on Database Image an camera creates This not regi images detects camera the If images. z z

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t [Retouch] [Retouch] t Shows the displayed area of image whole the Action position. zoom the Changes Changes the zoom scale. zoom. playback Cancels ice the previous size, with size, ice the previous enlarged image. enlarged

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contents Search Search GB 39 ratio are played over the entire LCD screen. In In over the entire LCD screen. are played ratio

Press the playback mode. (Playback) buttonto to switch Touch ToWide cancel Zoom, touch (Wide Zoom). again. (Wide Zoom) –Movies – images Panoramic – Images displayed in a burst group – images 16:9 Note • files: image following the for available is not Zoom Wide 1 2 3

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contents Search Search GB 40 touch t

Press the playback mode. (Playback) buttonto to switch Select the vertical orientation image (Temporarily Rotated Display). touch Tothe display, cancel Rotated Display) again. (Temporarily –Movies – images Panoramic – images orientation Horizontal Notes • Touching /cancels Temporarily RotatedDisplay. • images: following the for available not is Display Rotated Temporarily 1 2 3 This is used in theThis is used single-image in temporarilyit screen.rotate mode image to the on enlarge an and Temporarily Rotated Display Rotated Temporarily Table of Operation MENU/Settings Index

contents Search Search GB 41 Action control Volume with volume the Adjusts /Jumps to the start of the movie . rewind Fast playback Slow Fast forward or theLCD screen Normal playback/Pause

When you touch the LCD screen during playback, operation operation playback, during screen LCD the touch you When displayed. are buttons Press the playback mode. (Playback) button to to switch with a movie Select /Touch . screen. the LCD on Touch Touch y M m . Button/Operation method Button/Operation Note • Younot may be able to playbacksome images shot using othercameras.

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contents Search Search GB 42 [OK] Select [Large] or or Select [Large] Select [Off] or [On] or [Off] Select t t Select [Auto] or [Off] [Exit Easy Mode] t Mode] Easy [Exit t t [Image Size] [Image [Self-Timer] [Self-Timer] t t

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For details, see page see details, For 65. Lower the lens cover to switch to shooting mode.to switch to Lower the lens cover Set the / mode button to (Still). increases automatically. • recognizes camera The (Twilight), Portrait), (Twilight tripod), a using (Twilight recognize the shooting conditions and shoot the image. the and shoot conditions the shooting recognize Scene Recognition operates in Easy Mode. Th Mode. Easy in operates Recognition Scene z z Notes • The playback modealso changes to [Easy Mode]. • The battery powerdecrease may faster because the screen brightness 1 2 3 Allowsyou to shoot still necessary imagesfunctions. the using minimum see. to easier become and indicators increases text size The Easy Mode Easy Table of Operation MENU/Settings Index

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t [MP4 t [AVC HD [AVC t [Movie format] format] [Movie t (Quality) (Image Size) Size) (Image t t Settings) (Shooting t (Movie Mode) Mode) (Movie Mode) (Movie t t (Settings) t

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Size Changing the Movie Format, Image Quality or Image

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(Underwater) (Auto)

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contents Search Search GB 45 r Continued Continued Face Detection frame Smile Detection Detection Smile Sensitivity indicator

t Smile Detection Sensitivity DetectionSmile Sensitivity not is displayed. point on the indicator, the the indicator, the on point V en returnsSmile to Shutter Detects even a slight smile. even Detects Detects a normal smile. a normal Detects Detects a big smile. a big Detects : : : es automatically. (Smile Shutter) t

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When the camera detects a smile, the shutter is released automatically. released smile, is shutter the a camera detects the When 1 2 Smile Shutter Smile 3 Table of Operation MENU/Settings Index contents Search Search GB 46 Do not cover the eyes with the bangs. the with eyes the cover Do not Do obscure not bythe 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 Hints for better capturing of smiles of capturing better for Hints selectedface is registered in the camera memory, SmileDetection is performed only for that face. Toperformsmile detection for a differentface,touch thatface (page 67). • Sensitivity. Detection Smile the set smile, a detect not does camera If the • 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 Table of Operation MENU/Settings Index

contents Search Search GB 47 dark place to clearly shoot the clearly shoot place to dark appear appear as white circular spots. Subject Flashes shooting when low light in backlight or conditions. operates. alwaysFlash operates. alwaysFlash a in is slow speed shutter The light. of flash out is that background operate. not does Flash desired mode t Particles (dust, pollen, etc.) in the air (Auto) (Slow (Off) (Flash)

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contents Search Search GB 49 fied number of faces, a beep a beep faces, of fied number equently under low-lightor slow shutter stabilize the camera by holding your arms firmly at button. shutter the pressing after side your steady. camera the hold to • Shoot with a 2-second delay self-timer and •tripod Usea or place the camera on surface a flat ected in the LCD screen. The camera detects the the detects camera The screen. LCD in the ected camera determines the optimal composition and and composition optimal the camera determines desired mode desired sounds, the and shutter operates seconds Do 2 move not later. the while. this during camera Does not use the self-timer. 10-seconddelay.Sets self-timer to the a a and flashes lamp self-timer the button, shutter the press you When soundsbeep untilshutter the operates. To cancel, touch delay. 2-second to a self-timer Sets the . Sets self-timer the to Self-portraittimer. speci the camera detects the When operation. • this during button shutter the pressing by image a shoot also can You t (Off) (Self-portrait (Self-portrait (10sec) (Self-portrait (Self-portrait (2sec)

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contents Search Search GB 50 [OK] t desired mode t Does not use the self-timer. Sets10-seconddelay. self-timer to the a a and flashes lamp self-timer the button, shutter the press you When soundsbeep untilshutter the operates. To cancel, touch . (Easy Mode) (Easy [Self-Timer] [Self-Timer]

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contents Search Search GB 51 ou shoot Intelligent Sweep Panorama images. Panorama Sweep Intelligent shoot ou desired direction t (iSweep Panorama) (iSweep Pan from left to right. to left from Pan left. to right from Pan to up. down Pan from down. up to from Pan t

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(Shooting Direction)

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Set the direction to pan the camera when y camera the pan to Set the direction 1 2 ShootingDirection 3 Table of Operation MENU/Settings Index

contents Search Search GB 52 Images will entire fill the screen. Images are displayed in 4:3 in displayed are Images ratio. aspect LCD screen LCD ecorded when you take a image. take you when ecorded

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r Continued Continued (Shooting Settings)

, at approximately 30 frames/sec frames/sec 30 approximately at , e playback image. e playback 1920×1080 size 1920×1080 size 1440×1080 Description Description (Settings) t Shoots the images using standard size. standard using images the Shoots size. wide using images the Shoots ), the smoother), th the 12 Mbps12 6 Mbps3 Mbps size 1440×1080 at Shoots size 1280×720 at Shoots size VGA at Shoots 17 Mbps9 Mbps Shoots at a maximum picture quality of of quality picture a high at Shoots Average bit-rate Average Average bit-rate Average are recorded in AVCHD format, at approximately 60 fields/sec fields/sec 60 at approximately in AVCHD format, recorded are format MPEG-4 in recorded are Digital audio, AVCHDDigital audio, format. MP4 12M MP4 6M MP4 3M AVC HD 17M FH AVC HD 9M HQ (Wide) (Standard) (Horizontal: 4912×1080) (Vertical: 3424×1920) (Horizontal: 7152×1080) (Vertical: 4912×1920) Movie image size image Movie Movie quality Movie [Movie format] in shooting mode (page mode shooting in format] [Movie 93).

When shooting movies When shooting Intelligent Sweep Panorama images Note • A telephoto image is produced when the [MP4image 3M] size is selected. Movies shot with this camera with this shot Movies Movie recording format (MP4) (for 1080 60i-compatible devices) or 50 fields/sec (for 1080 50i-compatible devices), in in devices), 50i-compatible 1080 (for fields/sec 50 or devices) 60i-compatible 1080 (for with Dolby mode, interlaced Movies shot with this camera with this shot Movies Movie recording format (AVCHD) The larger the size of the movie image, the imagethe amount of larger higher movie image, size higher of the quality. the The the The bit-rate (average second per used data Select a movie recording format by touching touching by format recording a movie Select t (for 1080 60i-compatible devices) or approximately 25 frames/sec (for 1080 50i-compatible 50i-compatible 1080 (for frames/sec 25 approximately or devices) 60i-compatible 1080 (for format. mp4 audio, AAC with mode, progressive in devices), Table of Operation MENU/Settings Index contents Search Search GB 54 image becomes large, it takes up more memory, memory, more up it takes large, image becomes 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: 10M 3648 pixels × 2736pixels = 9,980,928pixels 2 1 Pixel On “image quality” and “image size” “image and quality” “image On Pixels Description of the pixels and the image size and the image is displayed in fine detail. “Image size” is shown by the number of pixels. 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 A digital imageA digital made is collection upof a small of dots called pixels. the pixels, of large number a it contains If z Table of Operation MENU/Settings Index

contents Search Search GB 55 [OK]. t one burst when you hold down the shutter shutter the down hold you when burst one are displayed in frames on the LCD screen. LCD screen. the on frames in displayed are x and images in the image processing are processing the image in images x and the frames, recording is recording the frames, completed. Records a single image. a single Records succession. in second per images 10 to up Shoots in succession. second per 5 images to up Shoots succession. in second per 2 images to up Shoots desired mode desired (Off) (High) (Low) (Mid)

(Burst) t About the recording of burst shooting images

When the buttons are not displayed on the left side of the LCD LCD the of side left the on displayed not are buttons the When touch screen, . Lower the lens cover to switch to shooting mode.to switch to Lower the lens cover the other images. – mode Panorama Sweep Intelligent In – In Movie Mode – In Anti Motion Blur mode –mode Twilight Hand-held In Mode – HDR mode Correction Backlight In – activated is Easy function Shutter Smile the When –In When stopped, the displayed image in inde recorded. After shooting burst images, the shot images images the shot images, burst shooting After z When all the images are fitted in are the images all When recording] [Cancel touching by the recording stop can You Notes • [VGA] imagesizerecordingwhileset be will onmemory. internal •stops. memory burstoris full, memory the card a the is low, or when level internal the battery When • In slow shutter speed conditions, the burstofshots persecond may bedecreased. • [Off]. is set to flash The • is recorded. images five of maximum a of series a self-timer, the with recording When • size. image the for setting the on depending longer, becomes interval recording The • for used also are settings these and image, first the for adjusted [EV] are and Balance], [White [Focus], •situations: following the in available is not mode Burst 1 2 The camera shoots up to 10 continuous frames in frames continuous 10 to up camera shoots The button. Burst Table of Operation MENU/Settings Index

contents Search Search GB 56 tically from distant subjects to es of small subjects such as or insects flowers. One Person] or [Self-portrait Two People] Two [Self-portrait or Person] One desired mode desired t The camera adjusts the focus automa focus the adjusts camera The close-up. Use this mode to shoot at close distances. at close to shoot mode this Use 1 Approximately to W side: the Locked 20to cm inches (13/32 cm to 7 7/8 inches) (Macro) t (Auto)

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DependingRECthe on mode, this is set using buttons screen. the of side left the on displayed Lower the lens cover to switch to shooting mode.to switch to Lower the lens cover – mode Panorama Sweep Intelligent In – In Movie Mode – In Anti Motion Blur mode Mode –mode Twilight Hand-held In – activated is Easy function Shutter Smile the When –In – [Self-portrait to set is [Self-Timer] When –functions. Detection Face or Recognition Scene the use cannot You – one. another to mode shooting the switch or power the off turn you if cancelled is mode This –only. [Off] are or mode [On] thisin can use you settings mode flash The – The focus speed becomes slower. Notes • situations: following the in [Auto] to is set [Macro] • Close focus mode. the using when points following the Note

Use this settingcapture beautiful to close-up imag 1 2 Macro Table of Operation MENU/Settings Index

contents Search Search GB 57 [OK]. of the the of z t Overexposure = toomuchlight image Whitish – EV setting Lower Correct exposure + setting EV Higher = light too little Underexposure Darker image (EV) t

Adjusting the exposure for better looking images looking better for exposure the Adjusting

adjustment bar and dragging to the right or left. right the to dragging and bar adjustment You can also adjust the exposure by touching touching by exposure the adjust also can You Touch /adjust exposure to DependingRECthe on mode, this is set using buttons screen. the of side left the on displayed Lower shooting lens the to mode. cover to switch adjustment may not be effective. z Notes • Mode. Easy in or mode HDR Correction Backlight in available is not [EV] • exposure the flash, the use you when or conditions, dark or bright extremely in subject a shoot you If 3

steps in a range of –2.0 EV to +2.0 EV. +2.0 to EV –2.0 of a range in EV steps 1/3 in manually exposure the can adjust You 1 2 EV Table of Operation MENU/Settings Index

contents Search Search GB 58 locations while increasing shutter sufficient, the image may become become may the image sufficient, O 800] when the shooting mode is set to burst burst to is set mode shooting the when O 800] speedfaster,press and the shutter button before the subject moves. Selection. e same, images differ depending on the ISO on depending differ images e same, • shutter the make to sensitivity ISO higher a Select • Select Scene in mode Sensitivity) (High Camera shake is reduced automatically, automatically, is reduced shake Camera desired number t You can reduce image blurring in dark locations or moving subjects subjects moving or locations dark in blurring reduce image You can increasingby ISO sensitivity (select a larger number). Sets ISO sensitivity the automatically. High ISO sensitivity in image even dark Records bright a darker. speed to reduce blur. reduce to speed noisy. become to tends the image However, Low ISO sensitivity image. a smoother Records theHowever, when exposure is in (ISO) t

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Hints for preventing blur preventing for Hints Index) Adjusting ISO Sensitivity (Recommended Exposure Exposure (Recommended Sensitivity ISO Adjusting

Lower the lens cover to switch to shooting mode.to switch to Lower the lens cover mode. however, the function does not effectively reduce subject blur. subject reduce effectively not does the function however, frequently blur occursSubject low-light under or slow shutter speedIn conditions. a such case, shoot withbelow the tips in mind. Even though the camera is steady, the subject moves during the exposure and is captured captured is and exposure the during moves subject the steady, camera is the though Even blurred the when shutterbuttonpressed. is z 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 Note • [IS to [ISO 125] AUTO], fromonly [ISO select can You 1 2 Sets luminous sensitivity the when camera the is in Auto Program Scene when mode or Selection is set to (Underwater). ISO Table of Operation MENU/Settings Index

contents Search Search GB 59 r Continued Continued ions. Use this function if image if image this Use function ions. [OK] Adjuststhe white automatically balance so that the appear colors natural. night views, evening day, a fine on conditions outdoors for Adjusts etc. fireworks, signs, neon scenes, location. a shady or sky a cloudy for Adjusts [Fluorescent White Balance Adjusts 1]: for white fluorescent lighting. [Fluorescent White Balance Adjusts 2]: for naturalwhite fluorescent lighting. [Fluorescent White Balance Adjusts 3]: for daywhite fluorescent lighting. bright under or lamp, incandescent under places for Adjusts studio. a photo as in such lighting, Adjustsfor the flash conditions. whitethe on source.white The Adjusts light depending balance the white the basic becomes mode Set] Push [One in memorized color the be set cannot modes or other [Auto] when mode Use this color. properly. color Memorizes basic white the will color which[One used be in Push] mode. ing to the surrounding light condit light surrounding to the ing (White Balance) (White t

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Touch the desired mode t Lower the lens cover to switch to shooting mode.to switch to Lower the lens cover 3 1 2 Adjusts color tones accord tones color Adjusts unnatural. appears color White Balance White Table of Operation MENU/Settings Index

contents Search Search GB 60 Reddish Incandescent [Capture] has been adjusted and stored stored and adjusted been has t Fluorescent Green-tinged e of paperthe the screen under fillinge of Bluish Cloudy [One Push Set] t affected by the lighting conditions. lighting by the affected ack, and when the white balance and when ack, Daylight White (standard) White Balance) (White t

Effects of lighting conditions lighting of Effects Weather/lighting of Characteristics light in the memory, the recording screen is displayed again. displayed is screen the recording the memory, in The screen momentarily turns bl turns momentarily The screen Frame a white object such as a piec samelighting conditions as you will shoot the subject. separately. flash emitting. flash automatic white balance. white automatic Push], or [OnePush Set]. select [Fluorescent White Balance 1], [Fluorescent White Balance 2] or [Fluorescent White Balance 3]. Balance White [Fluorescent or 2] Balance White [Fluorescent 1], Balance White [Fluorescent select – mode Panorama Sweep Intelligent In – In Movie Mode – In Anti Motion Blur mode –mode Twilight Hand-held In – to is set Selection Scene When mode Sensitivity) (High –In Easy Mode – Easy mode Adjustment Auto Intelligent In –In The apparent color of the subject is subject of the color apparent The z The color adjusted tonesThe are automatically,manually adjust you color tones but can using function. White Balance the To capture the basic white color in [One Push Set] mode Notes Notes • The white references loaded using [White Balance] and [Underwater WhiteBalance] are stored •progress. in is Set] Push [One while camera the strike or shake not Do • the with condition to the is adjusted balance white the Synchro], or [Slow [On] to is set mode flash When • the If Use set. be cannot or set not is either balance white the shooting, while flashes indicator 1 2 • [OnePush Set] cannotbe selected while charging the flash. • [Auto]. to is set Balance] [White mode, [Flash] than other in flash a with shooting When • Whenflash [On] is or [SlowSynchro], the white balance can only be adjusted to [Auto],[Flash], [One • Under fluorescent lights that flicker, the white balancefunction may notwork correctly even thoughyou •available. not is Balance] [White HDR mode, Correction Backlight in [On] to is set [Flash] When • situations: following the in available is not Balance] [White in [Flash] • situations: following the in available is not Balance] [White Table of Operation MENU/Settings Index

contents Search Search GB 61 e camera is set to is set e camera or Selection in Scene mode (Underwater) Automaticallytonesunderwater adjusts color for the conditionsto natural. appear colors the make strong. is blue where conditions underwater for Adjusts is strong. where green conditions underwater for Adjusts The white source. light on the depending balance white the Adjusts white the basic becomes memorized in [One mode Secolor Push t] the be set cannot modes other or [Auto] when mode this Use color. properly. color basicMemorizes the whitein used color [One Push] which will be (pagemode 60). [OK] t White (Underwater Balance) t

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(Underwater) mode in [Movie shooting scene]. shooting [Movie in mode (Underwater) Desired mode Lower the lens cover to switch to shooting mode.to switch to Lower the lens cover separately. Push Set]. you select [Underwater 1] or1] select [Underwateryou [Underwater 2]. Notes • [OnePush Set] is unable to be selected while chargingthe flash. • The white references loaded using [White Balance] and [Underwater WhiteBalance] are stored • [One or Push], [One [Auto], to adjusted be only can balance white underwater the [On], is flash When • Depending on the color of the water, the Underwater White Balance may not work correctly even though 3 1 2 Adjuststhe color tone whenth Underwater White Balance White Underwater Table of Operation MENU/Settings Index

contents Search Search GB 62 r Continued Continued AF range finder frame finder range AF AF range finder frame finder range AF frame finder range AF it is difficultto get proper the focus in One Person] or [Self-portrait Two People] Two [Self-portrait or Person] One that adjusts the focus automatically. the focus that adjusts desired mode t operates with priority on faces. on priority with operates half- by achieved is focus When shooting. underwater to adjusted green. in displayed is frame large a button, shutter the pressing Focuses on an extremely small subject or a or subject small an extremely on Focuses AF the Using automatically. area narrow the compose can you together, function lock the camera want. Hold the way you image and the subject as to misalign not so steady frame. finder the AF range 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 • When the Face Detection function is active, AF • is set to Selection Scene When is operation focus (Underwater), 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 round displayed is frame focus. (Focus) (Focus) t

(CenterAF) (Multi (Multi AF) (Spot AF) (Spot

Lower the lens cover to switch to shooting mode.to switch to Lower the lens cover –mode Adjustment Auto Intelligent In – In Movie Mode – In Anti Motion Blur mode Mode –mode Twilight Hand-held In – activated is Easy function Shutter Smile the When –In – [Self-portrait to set is [Self-Timer] When range finderframe is displayeddottedasaline instead.this In case, the camera workson to focus the subjects at the center of the screen. –screen LCD the touching by focus adjust you When Notes • touched]. [When to is fixed Detection] [Face AF], [Multi than other to mode focus the set you If • situations: following the AF] in [Multi to is set [Focus] • AF and disabled is setting frame finder range AF the Illuminator], [AF or Zoom] [Digital use you When 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 63 a frame, and then pressing pressing then and a frame, Touching the screen displays displays screen the Touching the shutterbutton halfway down brings the frame into focus. Quickly choosing the priority subject priority the choosing Quickly z Table of Operation MENU/Settings Index

contents Search Search GB 64 Spot metering cross- metering Spot hairs Positions on the subject desired mode One Person] or [Self-portrait Two People] Two [Self-portrait or Person] One 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 a part only Measures useful is function This metering). (Spot when backlit or the subject is when between the contrast is strong there background. the and subject (Metering Mode) t

(Center) (Spot) (Multi)

Lower the lens cover to switch to shooting mode.to switch to Lower the lens cover –mode Adjustment Auto Intelligent In Mode – HDR mode Correction Backlight In – activated is Easy function Shutter Smile the When –In – [Self-portrait to set is [Self-Timer] When – focus to adjust screen LCD the touch you When Notes • In Movie Mode, [Spot] cannot be selected. •situations: following the in [Multi] to is set Mode] [Metering • touched]. [When to is fixed [Face Detection] [Multi], than other to Metering mode you set If 1 2 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 65 r Continued Continued (Backlight Portrait), Portrait), (Backlight (Landscape), (Twilight using a tripod), tripod), a using (Twilight (Backlight), (Macro), (Close Focus), (Portrait) (Twilight), (Twilight), Portrait), (Twilight Scene Recognition icon and guide and icon Recognition Scene The camera recognizes the following types of scenes. When the camera determines the optimal scene,displays it the corresponding icon and the guide. desired t (Backlight Portrait), it automatically changesthe settings and will turn green. turn will immediately after shooting. the on details For automatically. is selected open eyes the with image the function?”. Blink Anti the is “What see function, Blink Anti Example of an image when (Backlight) is activated. (Intelligent Auto (Intelligent 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 settings.camera When the recognizes (Twilight), Portrait), (Twilight (Twilight using a tripod), (Backlight) or image. another shoots • the on mark + the consecutively, images two shoot you When icon • Whentwoframes are shot,the two images are displayed side by side • and automatically taken are images 2 is displayed, Blink] [Anti When t (Scene Recognition) (Advanced) t (Auto)

(REC Mode) (REC

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The cameraThe automatically detects shootingand conditions,shot. takes then the When is a motion the detected, ISO sensitivity is increased to the according movement to reduce subject blur (Motion Detection). Scene Recognition Scene Table of Operation MENU/Settings Index

contents Search Search GB 66 Twilight using a tripod). Keep the the Keep tripod). a using Twilight ( ly shoots two images consecutively* when consecutively* two images shoots ly Shoots with sensitivity increased and shake shake and increased sensitivity with Shoots reduced as face the with increased sensitivity with Shoots guide and shake reduced without speed shutter slower even with Shoots sensitivity increasing the of contrast and brightness the with Shoots background adjusted the of contrast and brightness the with Shoots face and the background adjusted Second Image Second es are closed in both images, the message the message images, both in closed are es One Person] or [Self-portrait Two People] Two [Self-portrait or Person] One * Shoots in Slow Synchro with the flash Shoots flash the which face the with Shoots onstrobes as guide First Image First Shoots in Slow Synchro Shoots in Slow Synchro with the face whichthe flash strobesas on guide selecting the one you like (Advanced mode) (Advanced like you one the selecting What is the Anti Blink function? Blink Anti the is What Shooting two images with different settings and and settings different with images two 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 – During burst shooting – activated is function Shutter Smile the When – [Self-portrait to set is [Self-Timer] When camera still during shooting. it recognizes will camera (Portrait). The select, display,recordand thethe the ey which image If automatically. blinked are not eyes displayed. is eye detected” “Blinked * except when the flash strobes/when theshutter speedis slow z camera automatical the set to [Advanced], When * When flash is set to [Auto]. In [Advanced] mode, the camera shoots two images consecutively with the settings settings the with consecutively two images shoots camera the mode, [Advanced] In recognizes it when follows as differing (Twilight), using a tripod), Portrait), (Twilight (Backlight) or shot. images two the from image desired select the can You (Twilight (Backlight Portrait) scenes, whichtends to blur. z Notes • Sometimesaslow shutterresults scene when a recognized is a as • The available flashsettings [Auto] are and[Off]. • vibrations where in environment an recognized be cannot sometimes scenes a tripod) using (Twilight •Zoom. Digital using images shoot you when operate not does function Recognition Scene The •situations: following the in [Auto] to is set Recognition] [Scene • Settings]. [Display the of regardless appears icon Recognition Scene The • situation. the on depending recognized be not may scenes These Table of Operation MENU/Settings Index

contents Search Search GB 67 r Continued Continued a face is touched on on the a face isscreen. touched set to [Self-portrait One Person] or [Self-portrait [Self-portrait or Person] One [Self-portrait to set focus, flash, exposure, white balance and red- and balance white exposure, flash, focus, desired mode t Detects and shoots with priority on child’s face. child’s on with priority shoots Detects and face. adult’s on with priority shoots Detects and Selects the face the camera is to automatically focus on. focus to automatically is the camera Selects the face Detects the face an area with when Face Detection frame (Orange) frame Detection Face (White) frame Detection Face 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 setfocus by priority. The Face Detectionframe for the main subjectwill turn orange. Theframe for which thefocusset is willturngreen when the shutter button is pressed halfway down. (Face Detection) t

(Auto) (Child (Adult

(When (When Priority) Priority) touched)

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Detects the faces of your subjects and adjusts the adjusts and subjects your of faces Detects the automatically. settings reduction eye Face Detection Face • The Face Detection functiondoesnot workusing when the Digital Zoom. • Up tofaces 8 of your subjects can be detected. • conditions. the on depending correctly recognized be not may children and Adults • [When to is set if it even [Auto] to set automatically is Detection] [Face shooting, Shutter Smile During • You can select [Face Detection] only when the Focus mode is set to [Multi AF] or the Metering Mode is Table of Operation MENU/Settings Index contents Search Search GB 68 as the priority face, and the the and face, priority the as cus on according to the [Face to the according on cus and register a face to be given priority. be given a face to register and cally selects the face to fo face to cally selects the frame changes to an orange-colored orange-colored to an changes frame . as registered face is that face, a different touch you time Each face. the priority touch registration, cancel face To . Touch a face you want to register as the priority face during face during the priority as register to want you a face Touch Face Detection. registered isselected face The 2 3 1 Registering the priority face (Selected-face Memory) (Selected-face face priority the Registering by [Face Detection]. Whenthe registered is face shown onscreen the LCDagain, thecamera focusesthe on registered face. brightness, the subject’s hairstyle,etc.this In case, register theface again under the conditions shot. be will image the where is performed onlythe on registered face. People], the priorityface cannot be registered. Detection] setting, but you can also select also can you but setting, Detection] •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 • It may not be possible to detectthe registered face correctly dependingthe on surrounding • Detection Smile registered, frame Detection Face the is with used function Shutter Smile the When • Two [Self-portrait or One Person] [Self-portrait toset [Self-Timer] is whenor Mode In Easy Normally the camera automati camera the Normally z Table of Operation MENU/Settings Index

contents Search Search GB 69 an image, the camera the image, an

t ’s eyes open are recorded. are open eyes ’s desired mode desired t (Scene Selection) e Anti Blink function operates so operates function the Anti Blink is active, Face Detection When the subject with that images Does not use the Anti Blink function. Blink Anti the use not Does not blinked automatically. t (Anti Blink) (Anti t

(Auto) (Off)

(REC Mode) (Soft Snap)

Lower the lens cover to switch to shooting mode.to switch to Lower the lens cover recorded,the message “Blinked eye detected”is displayed on thescreen. LCD Shoot again as necessary. – the flash using When – During burst shooting –work not does function Detection Face the When – activated is function Shutter Smile the When Notes 3 • 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 WhenSelection Scene is set to shooting are you while (Soft Snap) 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 70 desired mode t Touch the left side of the LCD screen and drag right to right drag and screen LCDthe of left side the Touch buttons. operation the display Displays the operation buttons. operation the Displays operation the display not Does buttons. (Display Settings) t

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contents Search Search GB 71 to delete the to currently delete ayback screen text becomes larger, indicators indicators text larger, becomes screen ayback : Enlarges the displayed image.

[OK] t : (Zoom) change the zoom position. Touch Touch position. zoom the change /zoom magnification. the change to (Delete) : Deletes the currently displayed image. displayed Deletes: the currently (Delete) Touch [Delete Single Image] Single [Delete Touch •Drag up, down, right or left, or touch /// to to /// touch or left, or right down, up, •Drag image. displayed dateimages[Deleteall All Images] that Touchdelete in to folder. or range Touch [Exit Easyexit Mode] Easy to Mode. Mode) (Easy t

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contents Search Search GB 72 Images forthe selected date (Date View) (Date back on the calendar when using Date View. using when the calendar on back t (View Mode) t

is unnecessary when [Date View] is already set. already View] is [Date when is unnecessary 2

Drag the thumbnails of images for the selected date up or or date up the selected for images of thumbnails Drag the to the return image to an Touch page. the change to down that image. for screen single-image Select the month you want to display with /then touch the desired date. , When the buttons are not displayed on the left side of the LCD LCD the of side left the on displayed not are buttons the When touch screen, . Press the playback mode. (Playback) button to to switch Touch (Calendar). Touch Note •images. record to used is memory internal the when displayed not is item This 4 1 2 This feature selects the date to be played played date to be the selects feature This Step Calendar 3 Table of Operation MENU/Settings Index

contents Search Search GB 73

Touch an image on the index screen to return to the single- to to return screen the index on an image Touch image for that screen image. When the buttons are not displayed on the left side of the LCD LCD the of side left the on displayed not are buttons the When touch screen, Touch the screen and drag up or down to change . the page. Press the Index). playback mode. (Playback) button to to switch (Image Touch 3

Displays multiple same time. images at the 1 2 Image Index Image Table of Operation MENU/Settings Index

contents Search Search GB 74 [Continuous Playback]. [Continuous desired mode. desired t t [Display Main Image Only], only the main image is displayed. image main the only Only], Image Main [Display Plays back all the images in succession. in images the all back Plays Plays backstill images in successionmusic. alongeffects and with

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• Touch /on theLCD screen to adjustthe movie volume. Select the image to start playback. the imageSelectto start (Slideshow) Touch To end continuous playback, touch the LCD screen, and then touch [Exit touchandToLCDcontinuous end then screen, touch the playback, Continuous Playback]. When the buttons are not displayed on the left side of the LCD LCD the of side left the on displayed not are buttons the When touch screen, . Press the playback mode. (Playback) button to to switch (Slideshow) Touch The whole panoramic image is displayed for 3 seconds. for displayed is image panoramic whole The touching by image a panoramic scroll can You . z Continuous Playback Playback) music) Note 1 2 3

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contents Search Search GB 75 r Continued Continued st images, three images e currently selected folder in in folder selected e currently hows. If the playback time of a movie is long, long, is a movie time of playback If the hows. there arethree or more bur inImage Only], the burst images are displayed as [Slideshow music].with [Start]. t t A simple slideshow switching images at a preset interval. interval. a preset at images switching slideshow A simple 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 Folder View. Folder Plays a slideshow of all the images in order. in the images all of a slideshow Plays date range selected with the currently images of a slideshow Plays Mode is Viewwhen (Date View). in th images of a slideshow Plays Nostalgic Stylish Active Simple All This DateThis Folder image is displayed. image including the main image are displayed. are image main the including Touch (Slideshow) Touch Touch desired mode To exit slideshow, touch the screen, then select from [Exit Slideshow]. [Exit then select from slideshow,To touch the screen, exit – images Panoramic – [AVCHD view] or view (MP4)] [Folder to set is Mode] [View When follows. –displayed. is image main the only [Simple], to is set [Effects] When –[Effects] When is set to otherthan [Simple] and there aretwoor fewer burst images, only the main –[Effects] When is set to otherthan [Simple] and Slideshowwith music Effects slides for mood and speed playback the Selects an image is taken from it and displayed. it and from is taken an image Image Selects the group images of be to shown. This setting is fixed to [Folder]internal when the images. record to used is memory Note Note •Ma [Display to is set Group] Burst [Display When • situations: following the in or images following the for available is not music] with [Slideshow 1 2 3 Table of Operation MENU/Settings Index

contents Search Search GB 76 a continuous loop. CDs or MP3 files to the camera to play back play back camera to to the or MP3 CDs files hows. You can select more than one background background one than more select can You hows. the camera(The 4 presetpieces (Music1 – Music4) M. Touch M. Touch / BGM volume. the adjust to Sets display the interval images of for a [Simple] slideshow. Plays back images in images back Plays ends. the slideshow back, played been have images After all the The default setting for a [Simple] slideshow. a for [Simple] setting default The The default setting for a [Nostalgic] slideshow. slideshow. a for [Stylish] setting default The The default setting for a [Active] slideshow. BGM. use not Does intervalThe to is set suitthe selected [Effects]item. Selecting background music background Selecting 1 sec Off On 3 sec 5 sec 10 sec Auto Music2 Music3 Music4 Mute Music1 can be replaced with the ones you transferred). [Format Music] (page 113) and transfer the music again. • You can recordto upfour pieces of music on You can transfer a desired music file your from file music a desired can transfer You z during slideshow. To transfer music, install the “Music Transfer” software (supplied) to (supplied) software Transfer” the “Music install music, transfer To slideshow. during pages see details, For computer. your 132. and 131 • The maximum length ofeach musicmusicfor file playback ofthe camera about is 5 minutes. • If you cannot playbacka music file duetodamage or other malfunctions of the file,execute Repeat off. or on repeat slideshow Turns Interval when[Simple]Setsis not selected [Auto] switchingfixed screen interval. settingis to the The [Effects]. as the music track. Touch Touch track. music each BG to listen to Music Specifies the slides to music during be played Note Note • playback. movie for is invalid setting interval The • The movies areplayed back withouttheir audio. Table of Operation MENU/Settings Index

contents Search Search GB 77 r Continued Continued r than the selected image in the selected r than . 2 [OK]. t , touch [OK]. touch , , touch [OK]. touch , [OK]. touch , 2 2 2 Touch the image wantTouch to the delete. you to images more there are until no steps above the Repeat deleted.be an with image Touch a to mark again the release mark. [OK] Touch Deletes all images selected in dateor the range folder, or at once. allmovies AVCHD step After Deletes burst group images othe mode. Group Burst Display step After Deletes the currently displayed image single-image in mode. Allows you select to and delete multiple images. step after the following Do as 1 2 Deletes all images in the selected burst group at once. group burst selected in the Deletes all images step After Deletes the currently displayed image. Deletes all imagesdate in that range folder. or desired mode t

(Delete) (All in Date Range) (All this but image) (All Group) In This (All AVCHD files) (All Folder)This in (Multiple Images) (Multiple (This Image)

Press the playback mode. (Playback) button to to switch folder. In Easy Mode Delete Single Image Delete All Images Note • same the in displayed movies and images still with is used View Folder a memory, internal using When

Allowsyou to select unwanted images for deletion. 1 2 Delete Table of Operation MENU/Settings Index contents Search Search GB 78 [Protect], [DPOF] or [Print]. or [DPOF] [Protect], Touch Touch theon single-image return screen index to to screen. the touch and screen, single-image the to return to • You can also switchbetween index and single-imagemode in mode when selecting images selecting when mode You can switch between index and single-image single-image and index between switch can You z Table of Operation MENU/Settings Index

contents Search Search GB 79 (Main (Main t

(Settings) (page Settings) (Main 115). t

[OK]. TransferJet are not sold in some countries and and countries some in sold not are TransferJet t (Settings) , perform the following. the perform , tion, check for the ith for the TransferJet check function, 2 t nologythat allowsdata transferred to be by

desired mode Select an image to be sent, then touch it. touch then sent, to be an image Select to images more there are until no steps above the Repeat be sent. with a image an Touch the release again to mark mark. [OK] Touch want to communicate with each other. with to communicate want Sends the currently displayed image in single-image mode. single-image in image displayed currently the Sends You select multiple can send and images. step After 1 2 t th TransferJet into the the into th TransferJet ransferJet] to [Off] by selecting by selecting [Off] ransferJet] to to [On] by selecting selecting by [On] to

(Send by TransferJet) TransferJet) by (Send (This Image) Images) (Multiple

camera and press the button.(Playback) Anotification soundemitted is whenconnection is made. When the buttons are not displayed on the left side of the LCD LCD of the side left the on displayed not are buttons the When touch screen, Transfer images aligning by closely the . camera and other device. marks on the (TransferJet) Insert a Memory Stick wi Stick Memory a Insert camera.Depending theoncountry region, or if you use the TransferJetfunction, may you be liable dueto local restrictionstransmission on of electromagnetic waves. regions due to local laws and regulations. and laws local to due regions and realignthe two (TransferJet) marks on the camera and another device. Settings) (page 115). In other cases, always follow all regulations governing the location in which the (page the which in Settings) location the governing regulations all follow always cases, other In 115). camerabeing is used. Notes • [T set an airplane, aboard While • transferred. be can still images Only • Up to 10 imagesbe can transferred at once. • set [TransferJet] First, 2 3 1

TransferJet is a close-up, wireless transfer tech transfer wireless is a close-up, TransferJet that you products two aligning closely w equipped is camera your whether out find To camera. of the the bottom on mark (TransferJet) transferred to be allows images separately) (sold Stick with TransferJet a Memory Using devices. TransferJet-compatible between For more details on TransferJet, see the operating instructions supplied with Memory Stick with TransferJet. Send by TransferJet by Send •purchased you your where than other and regions countries [Off] in to the function [TransferJet] Set • Memory Stick with TransferJet and camera models with •[Yes] select happens, this If seconds. 30 about within made be cannot if transfer is cut connection The Table of Operation MENU/Settings Index

contents Search Search GB 80 set then and Settings) (Main t , a Recover, Image Database File screen will appear. (Settings) (Settings) t rk on the camera and other device. other and the camera on rk (TransferJet) marks are aligned. aligned with bothcameras parallel to each otheras shown in the figure. • The transfer rate and range differ dependingthe on anglewhich at the • Sending and receiving datais easierif the (TransferJet)are marks Using separately sold TransferJet-compatible TransferJet-compatible sold separately Using devices Tips for sending and receiving data successfully [LUN Settings] to [Single]. to [LUN Settings] – camera. the from or deleted to written be cannot data connected, While – Do not disconnect while importing images to “PMB”. – mode. playback to camera the set use, Before –image If an does not display,select Anotification soundemitted is whenconnection is made. Press the turn on the camera. to button (Playback) Closely align the devicereceive to images. the cameraonsending and marks(TransferJet) •devices. TransferJet-compatible using when points following the Note Using separately sold TransferJet-compatible devices allows you to transfer images to a PC data. transferring of enjoyment your broaden can and details,For see the operating instructions supplied with your TransferJet-compatible device. z Closely align the the align Closely ma (TransferJet) z Receiving images using TransferJet Notes • played. be can camera the on displayed be can that images Only • savinganerror Image occurs during Database If File 1 2 • (Still)]. view [Folder using File Database Image the in registered be cannot that images Play Table of Operation MENU/Settings Index

contents Search Search GB 81 Apply a stamp to the image. to a stamp Apply Paint characters or graphics. characters Paint Add a frame. Add Erase all painting. Erase internal memory or on a memory card. a memory on or memory internal Select the frame withdesired / . Undo the last action. Action Make corrections. Select the color. Exit mode. paint select the saved image size. t button / Pen Eraser Stamp Color Exit Frame Revert Clear all Clear (Paint) t

/ Save the Saves in 5M the in VGA or image format / Thickness/Stampsstamp. the or thickness, eraser or the pen Select

Button

When using the internal memory, touch touch memory, internal the using When left the on (Paint) LCD screen. of the side Drawimageon the using the paint pen (supplied). Touch the Press the playback mode. (Playback) buttonto to switch 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 0 Note • You cannot paintor put stamps onpanoramic images, images displayed in a burst group andmovies. 3 4 1 2

Paintsor stampsto adds a still and saves image newas it file. a Paint Table of Operation MENU/Settings Index

contents Search Search GB 82 /

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select an image an select t set the point with with point the set desired mode t t

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B / b red-eyephenomenon depending onthe image. and applied be not may correction deteriorate. may quality image the [OK] •deteriorate. may images trimmed of quality The • image. the on depending vary may trim can you that size image The size to save with size to save with / Records the zoomed playback playback the zoomed Records image. phenomenon red-eye the Corrects flash. by caused After red eye correction is completed, is completed, correction eye red After touch [OK]. • the correct to able be not may You Touch the area (frame) of the desired t retouch to image • Depending on the image, sufficient Touch /Touch V/ Sharpens the Sharpens image within a frame. chosen (Retouch) (Retouch) t

(Unsharp (Unsharp (RedEye (Trimming (Trimming Press the playback mode. (Playback) button to to switch Perform retouching according to the operation methodin mode. each Correction) (Resize)) masking) Note • You cannot retouchpanoramic images, images displayedburst in a group, and movies. 1 2 Retouches a recorded image an image a recorded Retouches Retouch original imageThe is retained. 3 Table of Operation MENU/Settings Index

contents Search Search GB 83 stered in the Image Database File on the on the File Database the Image in stered desired mode t Displays still images. format. MP4 in movies Displays in AVCHD format. Displays movies Displays images by the date. (View Mode) t (AVCHD view)

(Folder view (Folder (Date View) (Folder view

Viewing images taken with adifferent camera (MP4)) (Still))

register unregistered images,it not may bepossible to transfer data or data may becorrupted ifthe out. runs charge battery Press the playback mode. (Playback) button to to switch folder. • Use a sufficiently chargedbattery to registerimages. If a batterywith a lowcharge used isto z playing and recording for card memory File the on Database Image an camera creates This not regi images detects camera the If images. memory card, a registration screen with the message “Files found which were not not were which found “Files message the with screen a registration card, memory files” Importdisplayed.recognized unregisteredTo will be view images, them register by selecting [OK]. Notes • on this camera. View is available Event not • same the in displayed movies and images still with is used View Folder a memory, internal using When

Allowsyou to the select displayformat for viewing images. 1 2 View Mode View Table of Operation MENU/Settings Index

contents Search Search GB 84 s back the main images only. main images the s back desired t Main Image Only] has been set. You can You set. been has Only] Main Image groups or display all images during playback. during images all display or groups (Date View) (Date t . Thumbnail image display The imagebeing displayed above determines and displays the optimum image as the main image. image. main the as image optimum the displays and determines burst the in image first the performed, is not Detection Face When group is displayed as the mainimage. ayback mode, then touch it. touch then mode, ayback Plays back all burst images one at a time. at one images all burst back Plays • When FaceDetection is performed in burst mode, the camera Groups burst images, then play then images, burst Groups (View Mode) Group) (Display Burst t t (Display All)

(Display Main

screen. Displaying grouped burstimages sideside by

Image Only) Image display and thumbnail image display each image display thumbnail and display image single between switches display The time you screen. touch the touch cancel the display, To Display the main image in pl image the main Display The images are displayed in the index. the in are displayed images The Touch / image. the desired to display • You canalso display the image bytouching the thumbnail image at the bottom of theLCD

Press the Press the playback mode. to switch to button (Playback) mode 3 4 1 2 Only main images are displayed if [Display if are displayed images main Only z below. the procedure following by images of a line-up display Main imageMain display image Single

You can select to display burst images in images burst to display can select You 1 2 Display Burst Group Burst Display 3 Table of Operation MENU/Settings Index

contents Search Search GB 85 a the release again to mark . . 2 2 [OK]. t , perform the following. 2 desired mode desired mark. t Select an image to be protected, then touch it. then touch be protected, image to Select an Repeat above steps the until are be more there no images to image with an Touch protected. [OK] Touch Protects all images dateor in range folder, the or all AVCHD movies. after step [OK] Touch allUnlocks in images folder, range all AVCHD the or or date movies. after step [OK] Touch Protects the currently displayed image in single-image mode. single-image in image displayed currently the Protects You canmultipleYou protect select and images. After step 1 2 against accidental erasure. accidental against (Protect) (Protect) t

(Remove All in (Set All AVCHD All (Set (Remove All (Set All in Date (Set All in This (Remove All in (Multiple (Multiple (This Image)

Press the playback mode. (Playback) button to to switch folder. Date Range) files) AVCHD files) Range) Folder) This Folder) Images) Note • same the in displayed movies and images still with is used View Folder a memory, internal using When 1 2 Protects recorded images images recorded Protects The images. registered for displayed is mark Protect Table of Operation MENU/Settings Index

contents Search Search GB 86 mark again to release the release again to mark . . 2 2 [OK]. t , perform the following. 2 mark. [OK] Touch Select image bethen an printed, to touch it. Repeat above steps the until are more be there no images to printed. imagea Touch an with Cancels printCancels for all images order date in range folder. the or after step [OK] Touch Setsimagesfor all printdate order in range folder. the or after step [OK] Touch Orders printingOrders the displayed currently image single-image in mode. 2 You canYou order select and printingmultiple images. After step 1 desired mode t

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Press the playback mode. (Playback) buttonto to switch Date Range) Folder) This Folder) Range) Images) Notes • The • You can add a memory. internal the in images to or movies to added be cannot mark order) (Print (Printorder) mark to a maximum999images. 1 2 DPOF (DigitalOrder PrintFormat) is a function that allowsyou to specify theof images the memorycardprint you want to that later. out The images. registered for is displayed mark order) (Print DPOF Table of Operation MENU/Settings Index

contents Search Search GB 87 [OK] (Rotate) (Rotate) t t

Press the playback mode. (Playback) buttonto to switch the software. the Notes • images. still protected and group, burst a in displayed images movies, rotate cannot You • cameras. other with shot images rotate to able be not may You • on depending reflected not be may information rotation image the computer, on a images viewing When 1 2 3

Rotates a stillRotates image. a Use this functionto displayhorizontal a orientation in image vertical orientation. Rotate Table of Operation MENU/Settings Index

contents Search Search GB 88

t in the volume in the z / to adjust the volume. Touch the screen to display the volume control screen, then touch the the touch then screen, control volume the display to screen the Touch /volume. the adjust to buttons Touch the LCD screen to display the operation buttons, then touch touch then buttons, operation the display to LCD screen the Touch then and (Volume Settings) t

slideshow Adjustingthe volume duringplayback of amovie or

adjustment bar and dragging to the right or left. right the to dragging and bar adjustment You can also adjust the volume by touching touching by the volume adjust also You can Press the playback mode. (Playback) button to to switch Adjust the volumeAdjust by touching / Movie playback: Slideshow: z

Adjusts the volume for slideshow and movie playback. movie and slideshow for volume the Adjusts 1 2 Volume Settings Volume 3 Table of Operation MENU/Settings Index

contents Search Search GB 89 . desired t . Touch the left side of the LCD screen and drag right to right drag and screen LCDthe of left side the Touch buttons. operation the display Does not display the operation operation the display not Does buttons Displays the operation buttons operation the Displays (Display Settings) (Display t

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Settings] is set to [Off] to set is Settings] To display the operationbuttons when[Display

mode Press the playback mode. (Playback) button to to switch z

Sets whether to display the operation buttons on the LCD screen in viewing mode. viewing in screen LCD the on buttons operation the display to whether Sets 1 2 Display Settings Display Table of Operation MENU/Settings Index

contents Search Search GB 90 . . desired mode t Displays the shootingthe onscreen LCD data Does not display shooting the data Exposure data (Exposure data) t

(On) (Off)

Press the Press the playback mode. to switch button to (Playback) 1 2

This sets to not whether or display the shootingthe of currently data displayed file. Exposure data Exposure Table of Operation MENU/Settings Index

contents Search Search GB 91 desired t Displays 28-up images. 28-up Displays Displays 12-up images. 12-up Displays index settings) (Image

(28-up) (12-up)

Press the Press the playback mode. to switch to button (Playback) mode

Sets number the images the of displayed index in screen. 1 2 Image index settings index Image Table of Operation MENU/Settings Index

contents Search Search GB 92 selects the folder containing containing the folder selects select the folder select [Folder view t t in this card, memory a function [OK] t (View Mode) (Select Folder) (Select t t

: Moves to thefolder: Moves previous to the: Moves folder next : Moves: to the either or previous next folders Viewing images acrossmultiple folders is unnecessary when [Folder View] is already set. already View] is [Folder when is unnecessary 2

Press the playback mode. (Playback) buttonto to switch with / with (Still)] or [Folder view(MP4)](Still)] or z multipleWhen createdfirstor folders the are and last image is the folder displayed, in the appear. indicators following Note •images. record to used is memory internal the when displayed not is item This 1 2 When multiple folders are created created are folders multiple When back. play to want you the image Step Select Folder Select 3 Table of Operation MENU/Settings Index

contents Search Search GB 93 desired mode t (Shooting t Thismethod recording for is suitable viewingvideo smooth images television. a high-definition on are recorded. AVCHD movies This recording method is suitablefor WEB uploads and e-mail attachments. are recorded. movies (AVC) mp4 [Movie format] format] [Movie t (Settings) (Settings)

AVCHD MP4

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You can set the recording method used to record movies. record to used method the recording can set You 1 Movie format Movie Table of Operation MENU/Settings Index

contents Search Search GB 94 ) or ) or in is selected mode Shutter) (Hi-Speed desired mode desired t e Person] or Two People]. [Self-portrait (Shooting t Uses AF the illuminator. Does not useilluminator. AF [AF Illuminator] t (Settings) (Settings) t

Auto Off Scene Selection. Scene

Settings) Settings) the AF illuminator emitter at close range. frame is displayed by a dotted line. AF operates with priority on subjects located near the center of the of the center the near located subjects on priority with AF operates line. dotted a by is displayed frame frame. –mode Panorama Sweep Intelligent in Shooting – (Landscape), (Twilight), (Pet), (Fireworks to reach the center of the subject. – [On]. to is set [Housing] –On [Self-portrait is set to [Self-Timer] Notes • into directly look not do hazard, health no is there Although light. bright very emits illuminator AF The • finder range AF new a and disabled is frame finder range AF normal the illuminator, AF use you When • when: illuminator AF the use cannot You • fails light whether of regardless subject, the reaches light AF illuminator the as long as is achieved Focus 1 The AFThe illuminator suppliesfilllight to focus more easily on a subjectdarkin surroundings. illuminator AFThe emitsallowingfocuseasily light red thewhen toshutter camera button the is pressed halfway, the until focus is locked. The indicator appears at thistime. AF Illuminator AF Table of Operation MENU/Settings Index

contents Search Search GB 95 set a subject in a horizontal/vertical position. in a horizontal/vertical set subject a desired mode desired (Shooting t t Displays the gridare grid lines lines. recorded. not The Does not displaygrid lines. the [Grid Line] [Grid t (Settings) (Settings)

On Off

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Withreference grideasilyto lines, you the can 1 Grid Line Grid Table of Operation MENU/Settings Index

contents Search Search GB 96 the range where the image will the image where the range tal zoom scale of approximately of approximately scale tal zoom . However, note that the image image the that note However, . × es the image using optical zoom (up to 4×). 4×). to (up optical zoom using the image es One Person] or [Self-portrait Two People] Two [Self-portrait or Person] One desired mode t (Shooting t , the including zoom 4 optical × quality deteriorates when the optical zoom scale is exceeded. is scale exceeded. optical zoom the deteriorates when quality zoom) digital (Precision Does use the not Digital Zoom. Enlarges the digitally image within 8 not be distorted, according to the image size. (Smart zoom) (Smart image size. to the according be distorted, not to by the image sizes all Enlarges Total zoom scale zoom Total Approx. 5.6× Approx. 22× Approx. 7.6× [Digital Zoom] [Digital t (Settings) (Settings) t

Off Smart (Smart ) Precision ( )

Settings) Settings) – mode Panorama Sweep Intelligent In – In Movie Mode – HDR mode Correction Backlight In – activated is function Shutter Smile the When – [Self-portrait to set is [Self-Timer] When Total zoom scale when using Smart zoom (including optical zoom 4×) 5M VGA 16:9(2M) Size Notes The supported zoom ratio differs depending on the image size. image the on depending differs ratio zoom supported The •or [16:9(7M)]. [10M] to set is size image the when available is not zoom smart The • The Face Detection functiondoesnot workusing when the Digital Zoom. • situations: following the in operate not does function Zoom Digital The 1 Selects the Digital Zoom mode. The camera enlarg The mode. Digital Zoom Selects the Zoom. Digital precision or smart uses either camera the exceeded, scale is zoom the When Digital Zoom Digital Table of Operation MENU/Settings Index

contents Search Search GB 97 the correct orientation. correct the a records its position its position a records the camer ertical) image, can use the [Rotate] on the MENU screen to screen MENU the on the [Rotate] use can desired mode t (Shooting t Recordsimage the with Orientation. Auto use not Does [Auto Orientation] [Auto t (Settings) (Settings) t

Rotating images after recording after images Rotating Off On

Settings) Settings) shooting movies. shooting correctly. display the in image portrait position. If the orientationan is the you of image If incorrect, z Notes • You cannot use[Auto Orientation] when (Underwater) is selected in the Scene Selection or when •images. orientation vertical of right and left the to is displayed Black • Depending on the shooting angle of the camera, the orientationofthe imagemay not be recorded 1 When the camera is rotated to shoot a portrait (v a portrait to shoot rotated camera is the When change and displays image the the portrait in position. Auto Orientation Auto Table of Operation MENU/Settings Index

contents Search Search GB 98 desired t (Shooting t Displays the Scene Recognition Guide. Recognition the Scene Displays Guide. Recognition Scene the display not Does Scene Recognition Guide [Scene Recog. Guide] [Scene Recog. t (Settings) (Settings) t

On Off

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You can select whether or not the guide is displayed next to the Scene Recognition icon when when icon Recognition Scene the to next displayed is guide the not or whether can select You activated. is Scene Recognition Scene Recog. Guide Recog. Scene Table of Operation MENU/Settings Index

contents Search Search GB 99 [Red Eye t desired ash light is reflected off the blood vessels at at vessels blood the off reflected is light ash t (Shooting sing the “red-eye” phenomenon. “red-eye” the sing t 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 Retina Eye [Red Eye Reduction] [Red Eye t (Settings) (Settings) t

Whatcauses the red-eye phenomenon? Auto On Off

Correction] on the viewing menu or with the supplied software “PMB”. software supplied the with or menu viewing the on Correction] Camera Settings) Settings) mode – In Anti Motion Blur mode –mode Twilight Hand-held In – to is set Selection Scene When –mode activated Sensitivity) is (High function Shutter Smile the When [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, until the shutter is released, and also be sure not to allow the subject to move during this period. this during move to subject the allow to not sure be also and released, is shutter the until • Select • [Off].) to turned automatically is flash (The Selection. Scene in mode Sensitivity) (High [Retouch] with image the correct red, out turn subject the of eyes the When Other ways to red-eye to reduce ways Other z Pupils become dilated in dark environments. Fl cau (retina), the eye of back the Notes •situations: following the in [Off] to is set Reduction] Eye [Red •you If do not use theFace 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 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 contents Search Search Index GB 100 recorded while Face Detection is activated, the is activated, Detection while Face recorded desiredmode (Shooting t t Displays the “Blinked eye detected” message. detected” eye the “Blinked Displays message. the display not Does [Blink Alert] Alert] [Blink t (Settings) (Settings)

Auto Off

Settings) Settings) 1 When an image with the subject’s eyes closed is closed eyes the subject’s with image an When LCD screen. the on is displayed detected” eye “Blinked message Blink Alert Blink Table of Operation MENU/Settings contents Search Search Index GB 101

(Main t Settings) t Turns on the shutter sound when you press the shutter button. shutter the press you when sound shutter the on Turns panel/ touch the operate you when sound the beep/shutter on Turns button. the shutter press [Low]. select volume, the lower to want you If Turns off the beep/shutter sound. desired mode (Settings) t

Shutter High Low Off

[Beep]

Selects or turns off the sound produced when you operate the camera. the operate when you produced the sound off turns Selects or 1 Beep Table of Operation MENU/Settings contents Search Search Index GB 102

(Main t Settings) t desired mode • light. outside bright in images viewing when is useful function This Sets LCD to the screen normal brightness. Sets the LCD screen to high brightness. (Settings) t

Normal Bright

[LCD Brightness] t Brightness] [LCD becomes dark. Notes • In MovieMode, [LCD Brightness] is set to [Normal]. • In [Bright] mode, the battery powerdecrease may faster. • LCD screen the is on, power the while time of period certain a for camera the operate not do you If

This sets the brightness of the LCD screen. LCD of the brightness the sets This 1 LCD Brightness LCD Table of Operation MENU/Settings contents Search Search Index GB 103

(Main t Settings) t desiredmode t (Settings)

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Selects the language to be used in the menu items, warnings and messages. and warnings items, the menu in be used to language Selects the 1 Language Setting Language Table of Operation MENU/Settings contents Search Search Index GB 104

the and SmileScene Recognition When Shutter. (Main t Settings) t (Intelligent Auto (Intelligent Does not perform a demonstration. perform not Does Demonstrates Scene Recognition mode. Scene Recognition Demonstrates Automaticallystarts the Smile Shutter demonstration when no for 15 seconds. is performed operation the while time of period a set for performed is operation no If CableHDMI (sold HD TV with an to an is connected camera separately), a demonstration of AVCHDmovieplayback will be performed. automatically t desired mode t (Settings) t

(REC Mode) (REC Off Demo Mode1 Demo Demo Mode2 Demo Mode3 Demo

[Demo Mode] Adjustment) recorded. Note • is image no but shutter, the operates demonstration Shutter Smile the during button shutter the Pressing 2 1 You can set whether to use a demonstration of of demonstration a to use whether can set You view a demonstration, is tothere need set no [Off]. to Demo ModeDemo Table of Operation MENU/Settings contents Search Search Index GB 105

(Main t Settings) t tion, the images are retained. the images tion, [OK] [OK] t (Settings) t

[Initialize] [Initialize] Note • initializing. while camera the off turn to not sure Be 1 Initializes the settingthe default to setting. func execute this if you Even Initialize Table of Operation MENU/Settings contents Search Search Index GB 106 an HD TV and sets the output sets the output an HD TV and

(Main Settings) t t desired mode whereas if it is 1080 50i-compatible, signals are output using 576p. using output are signals 50i-compatible, 1080 it is if whereas •the If camera is1080 60i-compatible, signals are output using 480p, The recognizes automatically camera The resolution. Outputs signalsHDpicture in quality (1080i). Outputs signals inSD picture quality (480p/576p). t (Settings) t

Auto 1080i 480p/576p

[HDMI Resolution] [HDMI Resolution] (sold separately), the image being shot is not displayed at the TV side. the at displayed is not shot being image the separately), (sold depending on theTV to beconnected. Notes • HDMI Cable an using connected TV are a and camera the where condition the in movies shoot you When •you If cannot display thescreen properly with the [Auto]setting, select either [1080i]or[480p/576p] 1 Sets resolution the fromTV outputto the be to HDMIby a you terminal when view images connecting the multi-output standofHDMI (supplied) to terminal the camera this a High of Definitionthe TV using HDMIseparately). Cable (sold HDMI Resolution HDMI Table of Operation MENU/Settings contents Search Search Index GB 107

era that is connected to a “BRAVIA” Sync TV “BRAVIA” a to that is connected era (Main t Settings) t desired mode Enables remote-controlled operation. Disables remote-controlled operation. t (Settings) t

On Off

[CTRL FOR HDMI] [CTRL FOR camera to a “BRAVIA” Synccompatible TV. Note • You can perform the operation of the camera with the remote controller of your TV by connecting your • your connecting by TV your of controller remote the with camera the of operation the perform can You 1 This setting allowsremote (TV)controla cam of 128. page see Sync, “BRAVIA” on details For separately). (sold Cable HDMI the using CTRL FORCTRL HDMI Table of Operation MENU/Settings contents Search Search Index GB 108

SD or HD (1080i) in accordance with the type of type the with accordance in HD (1080i) SD or Output Adaptor Cable (sold separately). (sold Cable Adaptor Output (Main Settings) t t Select this item to connect the camera to a 1080i-capable High High a 1080i-capable to the camera to connect thisSelect item Definition TV. not a TV that is to the camera to connect thisSelect item compatible HD(1080i) with an signal. desired mode desired t (Settings) t

HD(1080i) SD

[COMPONENT] Adaptor Cable (sold separately), the image being shot is not displayed at the TV side. TV the at displayed not is shot being image the separately), (sold Cable Adaptor Note • HD Output an using connected TV are a and camera the where condition the in movies shoot you When 1 Selects the video signal output type from either either from type output signal video Selects the an HD using the camera to connect TV you separately). (sold Cable Adaptor Output HD a Type2c-compliant Use COMPONENT Table of Operation MENU/Settings contents Search Search Index GB 109

stalled in the Housing (Marine Housing in the stalled (Main t Settings) t Changes the function of thebuttons. functions. any change not Does desired mode desired t (Settings) t

Off On

[Housing] Notes Pack). Refer also to operating the instructions suppliedwith the Housing. • Objectscannot be brought into focus by touching the screen. • change. screen LCD the on positions icon the and limited, are functions Some 1 n buttons when the camera is in camera is when the buttons n operatio the dedicated Displays Housing Table of Operation MENU/Settings contents Search Search Index GB 110

images in the recording folder on the camera camera the on folder the recording in images (Main t Settings) connected to a computer or a PictBridge-compliant printer printer a PictBridge-compliant or to a computer connected t The camera recognizes automatically and sets up communication communication up sets and automatically camera recognizes The with a computer PictBridge-compliant or printer. printer. a PictBridge-compliant camera to the Connects Wizard AutoPlay the a computer, the camera to you connect When the still and appears, imported computerare to the Windows (with 7/Vista/XP, Mac OS X). a and the camera between connection Mass Storage a Establishes device. USB or other computer desired mode desired t (Settings) t

Auto PictBridge PTP/MTP Mass Storage

[USB Connect] [USB Connect] [Auto] or [Mass Storage]. Storage]. [PictBridge]. [PictBridge]. Notes • You cannot importmovies [PTP/MTP] when is selected.Toimport movies to the computer,select •you If cannot connect the camera to a computeroraUSB device with the [Auto] setting, select [Mass •you If cannot connect the camera to a PictBridge-compliantprinter with the [Auto]setting, select 1 Sets the mode when the camera is the camera when mode Setsthe using the USB cable. USB Connect USB Table of Operation MENU/Settings contents Search Search Index GB 111 it is not inserted, the images

ry card and the internal memory memory the internal and card ry into the camera, the images on the images the camera, into g when you connect the camera to a camera to the connect you g when ages to a media service using “PMB Portable”. (Main t Settings) t are not displayed when the camera is connected to a device other a device to connected is the camera when not displayed are a computer. than The images both on the memory card and in the internal memory memory the internal in and card the memory on both images The are displayed. Select this settin computer. inserted is card memory the When in internalmemory the displayed. areSelect this settingcases in the memo of both the images where the memory card are displayed; when are displayed; card the memory desired mode desired t (Settings) t

Multi Single

[LUN Settings] Note •im uploading when [Multi] to [LUN Settings] Set 1 Sets the display method for the recording media displayed on a computer screen or other monitor monitor or other screen on a computer displayed media recording the for method display the Sets connection. USB a using component AV or with a computer connected is the camera when LUN Settings LUN Table of Operation MENU/Settings contents Search Search Index GB 112

(Main t Settings) t (Settings) t

Makebetweena USB connectioncamera the and “MusicTransfer”. then start a computer, Followinstructionschangethe screen to on the files. music The message “Change slideshow music Connect to PC” is to PC” is Connect music slideshow “Change The message displayed. [Download Music] 2 3

(supplied) to change background music tracks. music background change to (supplied) in the CD-ROM “Music Transfer” can use You 1 Download Music Download Table of Operation MENU/Settings contents Search Search Index GB 113

in the camera. It can be used in cases such such cases in used be It can the camera. in (Main t Settings) s are damaged and cannot be played. cannot and are damaged s t [OK] t (Settings) t

camera Restoringthe music preset at the factorytothe

Start “Music Transfer”, then restore the default music. default the restore then Transfer”, “Music Start Execute [Download Music], then make a USB connection between the camera and a and the camera between connection a USB then make Music], [Download Execute computer.

[Format Music] Music] [Format • For detailson using “MusicTransfer”, see thehelp in “MusicTransfer”. 2 You can use “Music Transfer” in the CD-ROM (supplied) to reset music files to the preset files to reset music to (supplied) CD-ROM in the Transfer” “Music use can You ones. 1 z 1 You can delete all the background music files stored files music background the all can delete You Format Music Format as when the background music file music background the when as Table of Operation MENU/Settings contents Search Search Index GB 114

es dark if the camera is not is not camera if the dark es is not camera if the dark es turns off automatically to prevent wearing down (Main t Settings) t The LCD screen automatically go automatically LCD screen The go automatically LCD screen The operated for about 30 seconds, and the power turns off if the if the off turns the power and 30 seconds, about for operated camera is 30 seconds more. for about not operated camera if the off turns the power and 1 minute, about for operated more. 1 minute about for not operated is off turn not does camera and the darken not does LCD screen The automatically. desired mode desired t (Settings)

Stamina Standard Off

[Power Save] [Power 1 Sets the length of time until the LCD screen goes dark theand time until the camera turns off. If the battery on using is power the while the a of period time camera operate for certain not you do the camera and later dark goes the screen pack, function). power-off (Auto pack battery the Power Save Power Table of Operation MENU/Settings contents Search Search Index GB 115

of the camera and another another camera and the of images by sending and receiving receiving and sending by images TransferJet are not sold in some countries and and countries some in sold not are TransferJet TransferJet is a close-up, wireless transfer transfer wireless close-up, is a TransferJet r your camera is equipped is camera with the equipped r your TransferJet [Off]. In other cases, always follow all regulations all regulations always follow cases, other In [Off]. (TransferJet) marks (Main t Settings) t Communicates using TransferJet. using Communicates TransferJet. using communicate not Does device that supportsdevice that this function. page see transfer, image on details For 79. image data. Insert a Memory Stick with TransferJet in your camera camera your in TransferJet with Stick a Memory Insert data. image and align two TransferJet allows you to share to share you allows TransferJet desired mode desired t (Settings) t

What is TransferJet? On Off

[TransferJet] [TransferJet] camera.Depending theoncountry region, or if you use the TransferJetfunction, may you be liable dueto local restrictionstransmission on of electromagnetic waves. regions due to local laws and regulations. and laws local to due regions and again align two (TransferJet) marks on the camera and another device. governing the location in which the camera is being used. being is camera the which in location the governing z Notes •purchased you your where than other and regions countries [Off] in to the function [TransferJet] Set • Mode. Easy during [Off] is always set to [TransferJet] • [TransferJet]set to an airplane, aboard While • Memory Stick with TransferJet and camera models with •[Yes] select happens, this If seconds. 30 about within made be cannot if transfer is cut connection The 1

You can select TransferJet communication settings. settings. communication TransferJet can select You to want you that products two aligning closely by be transferred to data allows that technology whethe with To find out communicate each other. the for check function, camera. the transferred of to be bottom the allows images on separately) mark (sold Stick with TransferJet (TransferJet) a Memory Using devices. TransferJet-compatible between For more details on TransferJet, see the Operating Instructions supplied with Memory Stick with TransferJet. TransferJet Table of Operation MENU/Settings contents Search Search Index GB 116

(Main t Settings) when the touch panel buttons do not react at the appropriate appropriate react at the not do buttons panel the touch when t (Settings) t

Using the paint pen, touch the center of the × the Usingcenter of the paint pen, touch the mark displayed on the screen in order. [Calibration] effected. Notes • again. mark × the of center the Touch performed. is not calibration the spot, right the touch to fail you If • To stopthe calibration process mid-way, touch [Cancel]. Theadjustments made up to that pointare not 2 1 Enables you to perform calibration calibration to perform you Enables touch. where you points Calibration Table of Operation MENU/Settings contents Search Search Index GB 117 [Format] To ensure stable operations of the memory the memory of operations stable To ensure format any memory card being used with this this with used being card memory any format t up any important data to a PC or other storage storage other or a PC to data important any up (Memory Card t (Settings) (Settings) t

[OK]

Tool) or (Internal Memory Tool)t Note • Note thatformatting permanentlyerases all data including even protectedimages. 1

Formats the memory card or the internal memory. memory. the internal or card memory the Formats to camera thisuse that you we recommend card, the for that time. first camera formatting Note memory will erase all data the on card. recorded back- to sure Be restored. be cannot data This location. Format Table of Operation MENU/Settings contents Search Search Index GB 118 [OK] [OK] (Memory Card t card to store recorded images. recorded to store card (Settings) (Settings) [Create REC.Folder] t t

On the On the folders

folder for viewing images (page viewing folder for 92). Tool) automatically created. automatically newfolder may be automatically created. • After a new folder is created, you can changethe storage destination folder (page 119) and select the z Notes • Up to 4,000images can bestored in one folder.When the folder capacity is exceeded, a newfolder is •images. record to used is memory internal the when displayed not is item This • a images, shoot and camera the into equipment with other was used that card memory a insert you When 1 Creates a folder in a memory in a memory folder Creates a newly inare recorded folder the Images select folder you created until or create another another folder. recording Create REC.Folder Create Table of Operation MENU/Settings contents Search Search Index GB 119 ore recorded images. recorded ore sssANV01” only. currently used to st used currently sssMSDCF” or “ (Memory Card t [OK]. t (Settings) (Settings) [Change REC.Folder] t

Tool) Select the folder in which you want to store images using / – “100” folder –“ either has that number a with folder A Notes • You cannot move recorded images to another folder. •images. record to used is memory internal the when displayed not is item This • folder. recording a as folder following the select cannot You

Changes the folder in the memory card that is card memory in the folder the Changes 1 Change REC.Folder Change 2 Table of Operation MENU/Settings contents Search Search Index GB 120 is used to store recorded images. recorded store to used is (Memory Card t (Settings) (Settings) [Delete REC.Folder] t

[OK].

Tool) Select the folder you want to delete usingthe folder you want to Select /t by theby camera,first delete these images and files, and then deletethe folder. largest folder number is selected as the next recording folder. recording next the as is selected number folder largest Notes • You can delete only empty folders. a folder If contains images,oreven files thatcannot be played back •images. record to used is memory internal the when displayed not is item This • the has that folder the REC.Folder], [Delete using folder recording the as set folder the delete you If

Deletes the folder in a memoryDeletes folder that in card the a 1 Delete REC.Folder Delete 2 Table of Operation MENU/Settings contents Search Search Index GB 121 g, then format the internal memory ([Format] in in ([Format] memory internal the format then g, ng copying to fail or possibly corrupting the the data. corrupting possibly or to fail copying ng (Memory Card t rnal memory to a memory card. memory to a rnal memory [OK] t (Settings) (Settings) [Copy] t

Insert a memory card free capacity sufficient with into the camera. Tool) specific folder and copy images to it. to images copy and folder specific [Internal Memory Memory [Internal Tool]). internal memory, removecard memory after copyin memory, the internal remaining charge, the battery pack may run out, causi Notes • A new foldercreated is on thememory and card all the datawill be copied to it.cannot You choosea • individually. images copy cannot You • The original images in the internal memory are retained even after copying. To delete the contents the of • little with pack battery a using files image copy to attempt you If pack. battery charged fully a Use

Copies all images inte in the 1 2 Copy Table of Operation MENU/Settings contents Search Search Index GB 122 er than the last assigned number, number, er than the last assigned [File t (Memory Card t Assigns numbers or to files folder numbers sequence in even if the recording Assigns card memory replaced the (When is changed. card the memory a contains file with a number high assigned.) is number the largest than higher one a number the (When is changed. time the folder each 0001 Starts from the than higher one number a file, a contains folder recording largest number is assigned.) desired mode t (Settings) (Settings)

Series Reset

Tool) or (Internal Memory Tool)Number]

Selects the method used to assign file numbers to images. to file numbers assign to used method Selects the 1 File Number File Table of Operation MENU/Settings contents Search Search Index GB 123 Daylight SavingsDaylight icon e time at your destination. (Clock Settings) t desired mode desired 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. t (Settings) (Settings) t

Changing Area Setting Area Changing

[Area Setting] Setting] [Area Home Destination Select the area using the area using Select /On/Off. Savings Daylight select then icon, Savings Daylight Touch . [OK]. Touch Touch the “Destination” area. “Destination” the Touch

t 3 4 2 1 z Settinga frequentlyvisited destination lets you easily adjustwhen the timevisit you that destination.

Adjuststhethe time local to 1 Area Setting Area Table of Operation MENU/Settings contents Search Search Index GB 124 desired mode (Clock Settings) t t You can select the date and time display format. display time and the date can select You You can select DaylightSavings [On]/[Off]. can time.You and set the date (Settings) (Settings) t

[Date & Time & Setting] [Date

t ROM (supplied), you can print or save images with date. the with images save or print can you (supplied), ROM Date & Time Format Daylight Savings Date & Time Note • The camera does nothave a feature forsuperimposing dates onimages. By using “PMB” in the CD-

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 125 Multi-output stand Multi-output To the A/V OUT jack (STEREO) 2 (Playback) button (Playback) so to operating the instructions suppliedwith on a Standard Standard a on standard picture quality by connecting the the connecting by quality picture standard TV. Touch Touch TV. / of screen LCD the on displayed AV Cable To audio/video jacks input 1

this camera to select the desired image. the desired to select this camera Images shot with the camera appear on the on appear camera the with shot Images Turn on the TV and set the input.theTurn on the TV and set Press camera.on the to turn button (Playback) Turn off both the cameraTurn and the TV. off stand (supplied).multi-outputcamera to the Attach the Connect the multi-output stand to the TV using the AV Cable (supplied). on the TV. Notes • TV. the on displayed are icons no image, single a back play you When • You cannot play back images in [Easy Mode]during TV output. • When you shoot movies while the camera and a TV are connected, the image being shot is not displayed 4 5 1 2 3

Definition (SD) TV in camera the on recorded images can view You al Refer TV. (SD) Definition to a Standard camera theTV. Viewing an image Viewing Table of Operation MENU/Settings contents Search Search Index GB 126 tely) the image being shot is not displayed on the the on displayed is not shot being image the tely)

“PhotoTV HD” “PhotoTV

your TV is automatically set to the picture quality suitable for still images. When the setting of the the of setting the When images. still for suitable quality picture the to set automatically TV is your movies. for suitable that to is set quality picture the Video, to TV is set Turn off both the cameraTurn and the HD TV. off ConnectTVusingcamerato the Cable the HDMI separately) or the (sold HD Output Adaptor Cable (sold separately). separately), or HD Output Adaptor Cable (sold separa Cable Adaptor HD Output or separately), TV. • TV. the of instructions operating see the details, For • colors. and textures subtle of PhotoTV expression photo-like highly-detailed, a for allows HD • When the camera is connected to a Sony TV compatible with Video A mode using an HDMI Cable, z HD” standard. with the “PhotoTV compatible camera is This By connecting a Sony TV compatible withCable“PhotoTV an HD” using HDMI (sold can of photos world new a whole separately), (sold Cable Adaptor Output or HD separately) comfortablybe enjoyed breathtaking in FullHDquality. Notes • TV. the on displayed are icons no image, single a back play you When • You cannot play back images in [Easy Mode]during TV output. • Images shotin[VGA]image sizecannot be playedback in the HD format. • Whenyoushoot movies while the camera andare a TV connected usingHDMI an Cable(sold 1 2

DefinitionTV (HD) to camera the by connecting quality high in picture the camera on recorded images can view You or Adaptor HD Output separately) the (sold HDMI Cable using Definition(HD) TV a High the to also Refer Cable. Adaptor Output HD a Type2c-compliant Use separately). (sold Cable TV. the with supplied instructions operating Viewing an image on a High High a on an image Viewing Table of Operation MENU/Settings contents Search Search Index GB 127 Multi-output stand (Playback) button To theHDMI jack 2 pear on the TV. Touch Touch TV. on the pear / of screen LCD the on displayed for [HDMI Resolution]. [1080i] or to select [Auto] Settings) (Main t HDMI Cable To the HDMI jack 1 (Settings) (Settings) t HDMI jack HDMI Images shot with the camera ap shot Images image. desired select the camera to this Turn on the TV and set the input.theTurn on the TV and set Press (Playback) button to onturn the camera. Attach the camera to the multi-output stand (supplied).stand multi-outputcamera to the Attach the Connect the multi-output stand to the TV using the HDMI Cable (sold separately). the condition wherethe camera and areconnected TV an by HDMI Cable (sold separately). video on yourTV or HD hear soundfrom the HD TV. TV areTV connected using output terminals,no video and sound are produced. Suchaconnection can also cause trouble of the camera and/orconnected equipment. Viewing an image by connecting the camera to an HD using TV the CableHDMI (sold separately) Notes • logo. HDMI the with Cable HDMI an Use • Recording may automatically stop to protect the camera after a period of time when you shoot movies in • Touch • a view to able be not may you example, For TVs. HD some with properly work not may function This • The beep sound isfixed to [Shutter]. • Do not connectthe cameraand equipment to be connected usingoutput terminals. Whenthe cameraand 3 4 1 2 Connect the camera to the HDMI terminal of an HD TV using the HDMI Cable (sold (sold CableHDMI the using HD TV an of terminal to the HDMI camera the Connect separately). Table of Operation MENU/Settings contents Search Search Index GB 128

(Main (Main t (Settings) (Settings) es in 16:9 aspect ratio when you you when ratio aspect 16:9 es in t [CTRL FOR HDMI] t [CTRL FOR HDMI] t ing the remote controller supplied TV with the (Main Settings) [Off]. view a singleimage. In that case,the top and bottom of the image cropped. slightly will be Playsbackasingle image at a time. time. same the at images multiple Displays imag still ratio aspect 4:3 back Plays Deletes recordedimages. Plays back enlarged images. image. still a Rotates images. multiple viewing for format display the Selects Function Automatically plays back images with sound effects or background loop. continuous a in music t t (Settings) (Settings) [CTRL FOR HDMI] FOR HDMI] [CTRL t t

Attach the camera to the multi-output stand (supplied).stand multi-outputcamera to the Attach the TVusingConnect Cable an HDMI multi-output to thestand (sold the separately). input.theTurn set on the TV and Press the turn on the camera. the camera to button of (playback) [On] the select controllerto of the TV’s remoteMENU Press the SYNC button desired mode. Settings) Settings) when connected viaHDMI to another manufacturer’sTV, touch camera to a “BRAVIA” Sync compatible TV.For details, see the operatinginstructions of the TV. controller operation is temporarily interrupted. is temporarily operation controller limited. Using “BRAVIA” Sync Rotate Mode View Delete Playback Zoom Wide Zoom Wide Single Image Image Index Menu music with Slideshow Notes • as such controller, remote the TV’s with controlling when manner undesired an in functions camera If the • You can perform the operation of the camera with the remote controller of your TV by connecting your • your connecting by TV your of controller remote the with camera the of operation the perform can You • Whenyoutouch thescreen LCD of the camera while you operate theremote controller, the remote • Whenthe cameraconnected is set to a TV using an HDMI Cable, thefunctions that you can operate are 1 2 3 4 5 When you use a TV that has “BRAVIA” Sync (compatible with SYNC MENU) support, you can you support, MENU) SYNC with (compatible Sync “BRAVIA” has that TV a use you When us the camera of functions the playback operate separately). (sold Cable HDMI the using TV to the camera the connecting by 6 Table of Operation MENU/Settings contents Search Search Index GB 129 (Playback) button (Playback) To the multi-connector the To 2 select [HD(1080i)] to Settings) (Main t To audio/video input jacks 1 White/Red (Settings) (Settings) t AUDIO COMPONENT VIDEO IN Green/Blue/Red Images shot with the camera appear on the TV. Touch the TV. Touch on appear camera the with shot Images / image. desired to select the the camera of the LCD screen on Turn on the TV and set the input.theTurn on the TV and set Press (Playback) button to onturn the camera. ConnectTVusingcamera(soldto the Cable a HD Output Adaptor the separately). for [COMPONENT]. for HD OutputAdaptor Cable Viewing an image by connecting the camera to an HD using TV the Output HD Adaptor Cable (sold separately) Note • select function, this use you Before 2 3 1 Connect the camera to an HD (High Definition) TV using the HD Output Adaptor Cable (sold Cable (sold Output Adaptor HD the using TV Definition) (High HD to an camera the Connect separately). Adaptor Cable. Use a Type2c-compliant HD Output Table of Operation MENU/Settings contents Search Search Index GB 130 SP2/ 2 Mac OS X (v10.4 to Mac OS X (v10.4 SP3/Windows Vista* 1 Mac OS X (v10.3 to v10.6) to Mac OS X (v10.3 r is required to use the function for creating creating for use function the to r is required ed when using the supplied software “Music suppliedsoftware when using the ed Disk space required for installation— for required Disk space 512 High the playing/editing (For more or MB is compatible with Hi-Speed USB (USB 2.0 2.0 (USB USB Hi-Speed with is compatible Screen resolution: 1,024 × 768 dots or more or dots × 768 1,024 resolution: Screen e” or importing images via a USB connection. USB via a images importing e” or mmendedwhen using the supplied software Intel Pentium III 800 MHz or faster (For playing/ v10.6) Music Transfer/PMB Portable: Microsoft Windows XP* Windows Microsoft Windows 7 editing the High Definition movies: Intel CoreDuo 1.66 1.66 2 Duo Core Intel faster/ or GHz faster) GHz or Memory: Definition movies: 1 GB or more) Hard Disk: 500approximately MB Display: USB Connection: USB porting images via a USBvia connection. images porting

Windows Image Mastering API (IMAPI) Ver.2.0 or late or Ver.2.0 (IMAPI) Image Mastering API Windows discs. 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 and your computermay notrecover at the sametime. above or in a multi-boot environment. multi-boot a or in above compliant) allowsadvanced transfer(high speedtransfer), as the camera is compatible with Hi-Speed USB(USB 2.0 compliant). supported. is not (Edition) Starter 64-bit editions and Starter (Edition) are not supported. not are (Edition) Starter and editions 64-bit 2 1 Recommended computer environment (Macintosh) Recommendedcomputer environment (Windows) OS (pre-installed) OS (pre-installed) Others CPU: Notes • Connecting the camera using a USB interfacethat • If you connect two or more USB devices to a single computer at the same time, some devices, including • including devices, some time, same the at computer single a to devices USB more or two connect you If • When your computer resumes activity from suspend or sleep mode, communication between the camera • Operation is not assured in an environmentbased on an upgrade of the operating systems described The following computer environment is recommend environment computer The following Transfer” and “PMB Portable” or im or “PMB Portable” and Transfer” * * The following computer environment is reco environment computer following The “PMB” and other applications are contained on the CD-ROM (supplied) to allow more versatile camera. Cyber-shot your with shot images of use and “PMB Portabl “Music“PMB”, Transfer” Using with your computer your with Using Table of Operation MENU/Settings contents Search Search Index GB 131

t accept ) to (PMB). t t [All Programs] t exe” and follow the instructions that appear on the the on appear that instructions the follow and exe” .co.jp/pmb-se/)(English only) or Help). (PMB

(SONYPMB). screen to proceed with installation. the screen to proceed you can start up all the applications from “PMB Launcher. ” To start up “PMB Launcher,” double- Launcher,” “PMB up start To ” Launcher. “PMB from applications the all up start can you click desktop. the on Launcher) (PMB support page (http://www.sony the screen.

• If the AutoPlay screen appears, select “Run Install. • If “PMB”was installed on your computerand if you re-install “PMB” using thesupplied CD-ROM, • Tostart up “PMB,” click on the (PMB)desktop. For the detailed operationmethod, see PMB Remove the CD-ROM after the installation is complete. Start up the software. • Tostart up “PMB”the from Start menu, select [Start] • Toinstall, connectthe camera and in PC the middle of installation (page 133). • When the restarting confirmation message appears, restart the computer following the instructions on • DirectXmay beinstalled depending onthe systemenvironment of your computer. The “License Agreement” screen appears. appears. screen Agreement” The “License Carefully( agreement, read the radiothe button click The “Choose Setup Language” screen appears. screen Language” Setup The “Choose Select the desired language, then proceed to the following screen. Click [Install]. Click The installation menu screen appears. screen menu The installation • Computer]) [My XP, Windows (in [Computer] not appear,does double-click If it TurnCD-ROM computer on your and insert the CD- (supplied) the into drive. ROM the terms of the agreement, and then [Next]. click Followinstructionsthe screen to completeoninstallation. the the the screen. Select [Start]. the Installing “PMB (Picture Motion Browser)” and “Music Transfer”(Windows) Notes 6 7 4 3 2

1 Using the software the Using • Log on as Administrator. • When“PMB” started up is for the first time,the confirmation messageoftheInformation tool appearson 5 Table of Operation MENU/Settings contents Search Search Index GB 132 [Easy t (Main (Main t the shootingthe date and (Settings) t and your computer, and click [Import]. and computer, your and the camera to the computer. the to the camera till images, and change change and images, till ce. (An internet connection environment is environment connection (An internet ce. with the camera to a computer for display. display. for computer to a with the camera a memory card, and displayed on the camera. camera. the on displayed and card, a memory [Download Music], and connect and Music], [Download t Introduction to “Music Transfer” “Music to Introduction Introduction to “PMB” to Introduction Make a USB connection between the camera the camera between Make a USB connection [Export]. click and menu, [Manipulate] the in Sync)] (PC Export time. when required is connectivity Internet provides that environment (An PC. a to imported the first time.) for disc DVD-VideoBlu-ray or disc creating a required.) Make a USB connection between the camera and your computer, click [Export] [Export] click computer, your and camera the between USB connection Make a Settings) – computer your of disk hard the on stored files MP3 – Music CD tracks – Preset-music savedon the camera Theinstallation the of software starts. Turnand Macintosh on your CD-ROMcomputer, insert the (supplied) into the CD-ROM drive. (SONYPMB). Double-click Double-click the [MusicTransfer.pkg] file in [Mac] the folder. • with the date. images print and save You can • display. a calendar date in shooting by a computer on stored images display You can • etc.) s Reduction, Eye (Red correct You can • You create discs with CD can DVD disc-writingdrive. or • AVCHD from can be created discs AVCHD discs, movies and DVD-Video Blu-ray discs • servi a network to images upload You can • For other details, see (PMB Help). • perform Transfer,” “Music up starting Before • Transfer”. “Music using imported be can types track following The “Music Transfer” allows you to replace the Music files provided in the camera at the factory to in the camera at the the allows Music you files replace factory Transfer” provided “Music yourwith favoritetoand delete Music tracks, add and files. camera. your to factory the at stored tracks the restore also can You z z • “PMB” allowsyou to import images shot • to exported can be a computer on Images For other details,the in help For see “Music Transfer”. Installing“Music Transfer” (Macintosh) Notes • computers. Macintosh with compatible is not “PMB” • Shut down all otherapplication software before you install“Music Transfer”. •Administrator. as on log to need you installation, For 1 2 3 Table of Operation MENU/Settings contents Search Search Index GB 133 copy the the copy Multi-output stand t To a USBjack 2 [DCIM] or [MP_ROOT] [MP_ROOT] or [DCIM] t ng a USB connection between the camera and a and the camera between a USB connection ng [OK] t USB cable To a USB jack of the computer 1

to recognize the camera. for aWait while. camera. the to recognize

• program a runs automatically computer your time, first the for is established connection USB a When Insert a sufficiently charged battery pack into the camera,sufficiently charged or connect the pack into an battery Insert a multi-outputthe stand (supplied) to separately) AC Adaptor (sold AC-LS5 the multi-outputand the camera to attach socket), andoutlet (wall a wall stand. Turn then press on the computer, (Playback) button. Connectcamerato your computer. the cameraconnected is to a PC, itmay destroy theimage file or playback may becomeimpossible. Do not responsibility no bears Sony PC. a from card memory camera’s the on AVCHD movies or copy delete type. this of operations of result the for Importing images to a computer (Windows) Notes desired images to the computer. to the images desired computer, clickcomputer, [Open view folder files] to • Use “PMB” for operations such as when importing AVCHD movies to a computer. • the PC while a cameraon the from folder AVCHD movie file or onperformed an operations are If Importing images to a computer without using “PMB” without images to a Importing computer maki after appears AutoPlay Wizard the When “PMB” allows you to easily import images. import easily to you “PMB” allows the “PMB see Help”. “PMB”details on functions, For

computer 1 2 3 Connecting the camera to a to camera the Connecting Table of Operation MENU/Settings contents Search Search Index GB 134 Windows XP Windows Windows Vista Disconnect icon the folder where the folder images the you [Stop]. t t the desired image file in the folder t below before: below 3 to 1 Double-click the disconnect icon on the tasktray. Click Device) Storage Mass (USB Confirm the device on the confirmation window, [OK]. then click Double-click the hard disk icon is displayed. The image The image files are copied to the hard disk. hard the to are copied files The image files. copied the containing Connectcamera Double-clickto your Macintosh thefirst. computer the newly recognized icon on the desktop want to import are stored. Dragicon.diskhardthe image and drop files to the useaMacintosh computer, and the cameradisconnected is from the computer. Deletingconnection the USB Importing images computer to a (Macintosh) Note • you when beforehand icon “Trash” the to icon drive the or card memory the of icon the drop and Drag 1 2 • USB the cable. Disconnecting • Removing a memory card. •memory. internal the from images copying after camera the into card memory a Inserting • Turning off the camera. 3 3 1 2 Perform the procedures from step step from procedures the Perform Table of Operation MENU/Settings contents Search Search Index GB 135

5 to to

t [OK].) ountry/Area], ountry/Area], and then click [OK]. t ed to the Internet even when you are away are away when you even to the Internet ed the language selection has been made, steps 3 steps made, been has selection language the computer, AutoPlay Wizard appears. appears. Wizard AutoPlay computer, rtable (Windows) zard for any unnecessary drives. unnecessary any for zard a blog or other media service. media or other blog a see the “PMB Portable” help. the “PMB see

[PMBPORTABLE], then double-click “PMBP_Win.exe”. [PMBPORTABLE], then double-click “PMBP_Win.exe”. t

“PMB Portable” starts up. “PMB Portable” starts The User Agreement screen appears. screen Agreement The User agreement,theRead the terms of the agreement you accept carefully. If [I Agree]. click The Region Selection screen appears. screen Selection The Region the appropriateSelect [Region] [C and The Language Selection screen appears. screen Selection The Language language,[OK]. the desiredSelect then click Click “PMB Portable”. (In Windows click “PMB Portable” XP, • [Computer] click Wizard, AutoPlay the within displayed not is Portable” If “PMB • If the AutoPlay desired Wizard does not appear, click [Computer] (in XP, [My Windows Computer]) Makea USB connectionbetweencamera theand a computer. your and camera the connect you When Click to [×] AutoPlay close the Wi from home or the office. or the home from Starting up PMB Po Starting up 5 4 3 2 1 •frequently. use you blogs) as (such services the media register can easily You “PMBdetails on Portable”, For the Follow language. the select must you time, the first for “PMB Portable” using When Once the selection. make to below procedure

service “PMB Portable”. application a built-in has camera This following: the do to this application can use You • to images upload can easily You • connect computer a from images can upload You Uploading images to a media media to a images Uploading are unnecessary the next time you use “PMB Portable”. “PMB use you time next the unnecessary are Table of Operation MENU/Settings contents Search Search Index GB 136 ountry/Area], ountry/Area], and then click [OK]. nefits of the image uploading service or other other or service uploading image the of nefits when this camerausedforpurpose. is this “PMB Portable” starts up. “PMB starts Portable” Select the appropriateSelect [Region] [C and appears. screen Agreement The User agreement,theRead the terms of the agreement you accept carefully. If [I Agree]. click Click[PMBP_Mac] in the [PMBPORTABLE] folder. appears. screen Selection The Region Makea USB connectionbetweencamera theand computer. a the on appears [PMBPORTABLE] computer, your and camera the connect you When drives. unnecessary any for Click [×] desktop. purposes of improvingSony future products and services. However, no personal data will be recorded on such occasions. time on Sony website, etc. website, Sony on time access the website becauseof servermaintenance or for otherreasons. Sony will notbe heldresponsible forany trouble occurring between theusers and third parties or any or of termination the of inclusive services the of utilization the to relating users to caused inconvenience changes to such services. you must comply with the terms and conditions established by the websites concerned. websites the by established conditions and terms the with comply must you on the service provider. This is also true true also is This provider. service the on site. web the from installer Portable PMB the downloading by Portable” Notes on “PMB Portable” Starting up Portable PMB (Macintosh) Notes • The URLs to which you are redirected by the Sony server and other information may be recorded for the •of ahead termination of the notified be will you terminated, be is to server Sony the of operation the If • cannot you when times be may There server. Sony the it by to redirected will be you website, a view To • Servicesmay beterminated or changed in accordancewith the convenience of the website operators. • Some websites require registration procedures and/or feestouse their services. In using such services, services (the “services”) provided by these and other websites, you must consent to the to consent must you websites, other and these by provided “services”) (the services following. “PMB Portable” makes it possibledownload URLs toof a number the of websites from the server”). “Sony (the Sony by administered server be the to enjoy “PMB Portable” use to order In • movies. AVCHD for supported not is Portable” “PMB • [Multi]. to Settings] [Main in [LUN Settings] Set • Alwaysconnect to a network when using “PMBPortable”. • Whenuploading imagesthe over Internet, thecache remain may in the computer being used depending • Whenabugoccurs in “PMB Portable”or you delete “PMBPortable” by mistake, you can repair “PMB 3 4 2 1 Table of Operation MENU/Settings contents Search Search Index GB 137 r Continued Continued Disc type Disc the newestthe version. For 3. You cannot play the ® firmwareupdated is to rect (DVD Writer), userect (DVD Writer), the memoryslotofor card the DVD Writer Importing movies to a computer using “PMB” and creatingAVCHD an disc format anCreatingdisc AVCHD format using a DVD Writer/Recorder other than DVDirect Express Importing movies to a computer using “PMB” and creating a standard (SD) disc quality image definition Importing movies to a computer using “PMB” and creating a Blu-raydisc Creation method Creation devices, such asaSony Blu-ray disc player and a PlayStation disc on ordinary players. DVD Using a Blu-ray disc enables you to record high-definition image quality (HD) movies of (HD) movies quality image high-definition to record you enables disc a Blu-ray Using DVDthan discs. a duration longer High-definition imagemovies qualitycan (HD) be recordedon DVD media,such as is created. (HD) disc image quality a high-definition andDVD-R discs, • playback AVCHD format on (HD) disc quality image high-definition a play can You Standard definition image quality (SD) movies converted from high-definition image image high-definition from converted movies (SD) quality image definition Standard media,DVD (HD) movies as DVD-R discs, and such a quality recorded can on be standard definition image quality(SD) disc is created. 3, etc.) 3, 3, etc.) 3, ® ®

Characteristics of each type of disc

http://sony.storagesupport.com/ details, see the following URL: following the see details, connectthe via USB Writer DVD connection transfer to the data. z Selecting the method creating for a disc of movies Ordinary DVD playback playback DVD Ordinary devices (DVD player,computer that can playetc.) DVDs, AVCHD format playback AVCHD format devices (Sony Blu-ray disc player, PlayStation Blu-ray disc playback devices playback disc Blu-ray (Blu-ray disc player, PlayStation Notes Player • If you createadisc using Sony DVDi •you If use Sony check DVDirect (DVD Writer), that the Select the method that suits disc player. your “PMB Help.” “PMB”, see using a disc creating for method the details on For import moviesTo seePC, a into page 133.

You can create a disc from AVCHD movies that have been recorded with this camera. with this recorded been have that AVCHD movies from a disc can create You Creating a disc of movies a disc Creating Table of Operation MENU/Settings contents Search Search Index GB 138 [PMB t [PMB] [PMB] t 3 system software. ® [All Programs] t Characteristics re-written. be Cannot again. used and re-written be Can be connected to the Internet. to the connected be [Player for AVCHD]. t 3 may not be available in some countries/regions. some in available be may not 3 ® [View] [View] t Playing an AVCHD disc on a PC a on disc AVCHD an Playing Types of discsthat canused be with “PMB” Turn on the power of the PC and insert an unused disc in the DVD an unusedinsert anddrive.PC disc in the Turn of the on the power Start “PMB”. the disc. to written be to the AVCHD movie Select Click by followingdisc theCreate the on-screen instructions. AVCHDFormat Discs (HD)]. then select [Create , Disc type Disc DVD-R/ DVD+R/ DVD+R DL DVD+RW DVD-RW/ • The PlayStation • Imagesmay not playback smoothly depending onthe PC environment. AVCHD discs can be played on a PC using “Player for AVCHD” installed along with along AVCHD” installed for “Player using a PC on be played can AVCHD discs starton software, “PMB”. To click the [Start] z Launcher] Launcher] • Alwaystheavailable update latest to version PlayStation of The following 12-cm discs can be used with “PMB”. For information on Blu-ray discs, see see discs, Blu-ray on information “PMB”.with For be used can discs 12-cm following The page 138. z For detailedFor the see Help operations, for for AVCHD”. “Player Creating AVCHD discs Notes Creating Blu-ray discs a PC. to imported AVCHD movies from discs Blu-ray can create You BD-RE or re-writable) (not BD-R discs. Blu-ray creating of capable be must question PC in The (re-writable)be Multi-session used. discs can made. recordings cannot be the “PMB” installation on software] add-on to install [BD sure be discs, create Blu-ray To PCTo mustscreen. your install, “PMB Help”. see detailed operations, For • Be sure that “PMB” has been installed ahead of time (page 131). • on AVCHD disc. an be recorded cannot MP4 and movies images Still • Disc creation may take time. 1 2 3 4 5 An AVCHD disc with HD picture quality can be created from AVCHD movies imported to PC a “PMB” software. supplied using Table of Operation MENU/Settings contents Search Search Index GB 139 the time a DVD-Video first is created. disc Start “PMB”. disc. the to written be to the AVCHD movie Select Click by followingdisc theCreate the on-screen instructions. DVD-Video selectthen [Create(STD)]. Format , Discs Turn on the power of the PC and insert an unused disc in the DVD an unusedinsert drive.PC andthe disc in Turn the of power on the •software. that exit automatically, starts “PMB” than other If software (SD). Creating standard definition image quality (SD) discs Notes • Themust PC be connected to the Internet • Be sure that “PMB” has been installed ahead of time (page 131). • Discs cannotbe created for MP4movies. • quality image definition standard to AVCHD movie the converting to due time take may creation Disc 2 3 4 5 1 DVD discs withcreated standard image supplied definition using be “PMB” quality (SD) can the PC. to imported AVCHDmovie an selecting and software Table of Operation MENU/Settings contents Search Search Index GB 140 r Multi-output stand Continued Continued To USB jack a 2 camera (error notification), check the connected connected the check notification), (error camera int images shot using the camera by connecting connecting by the camera using shot images int indicator appears on the screen. on appears indicator USB cable To a USB jack of the printer 1 “PictBridge” is based on the CIPA standard. (CIPA: Camera & Imaging Imaging & (CIPA: Camera standard. the CIPA on is based “PictBridge”

If the If the the of screen the on flashes indicator printer. After the connectionthe is made, Turn on the camera and the printer. Insert a sufficiently charged battery pack into the camera.sufficiently charged pack into the Insert a battery Connect the camera to the printer. For details,Forsee operating the instructions supplied with the printer. print the and “PMB” software supplied the using to a computer images can import You Youinsert theimages.print on and can the image date it. details,seeFor “PMB the Help”. Printing images directly using a PictBridge- compliant printer Notes 3 1 2 Even if you do not have a computer, you can pr can you a computer, have do not you if Even the camera directly to a PictBridge-compliant printer. to a PictBridge-compliant directly the camera Association) Products •off. cut be may edges both mode, 16:9 in shot images print you When • You cannot print panoramic images depending onthe printer.

You can print stillusing imagesfollowing the methods. • Printing directlyusingPictBridge-compliant a printer • printer card-compliant memory a using directly Printing •a computer using Printing • (page a shop at Printing 142) Printing still images still Printing Table of Operation MENU/Settings contents Search Search Index GB 141 d image in single-image mode. single-image in d image . 4 [OK]. t , perform the following. the perform , 4 Touch the image beTouch the printed. to to images more there are no until steps above the Repeat be printed. with a image an Touch the release again to mark mark. [OK] Touch you select using [Date & Time Setting] on the camera. This This camera. the on Setting] Time & [Date using select you printer. the on depending available be not may function sheet depending on the quantity of images. of quantity the on depending sheet Selects the number of copies of the specified image to be image to the specified of copies of Selects number the printed. Prints all images in the selected date range and folder at folder and range date the selected Prints in all images once. step [OK] after Touch Selects the number of images you want to print side by side side print want to of images you number the Selects sheet. on a sheet. the printing of Selects the size time and the date insert to [Day&Time] Selects [Date] or on images. Prints currently the displaye You can select and print multiple images. multiple print selectYou and can step After 1 2 • order the in inserted be will date the [Date], choose you When • The designated number ofimages may notall fit onto a single [Start] desired mode desired t t (Print) (Print) t

Desired setting item to [PictBridge]. to Quantity AllDate in Range All in This Folder Layout Size Date This Image Multiple Images Notes • the while USB cable the disconnect not Do screen. the on appears indicator Connecting) (PictBridge • Moviescannot be printed. • Settings] [Main under [USB Connect] set to sure be printer, the to connected be not could camera the If 4 5 Table of Operation MENU/Settings contents Search Search Index GB 142 ot with the camera to a photo printing service service printing a photo to camera with the ot (Print order) mark on images in advance on the viewing menu so that you do not have to to have do not you that so menu viewing the on advance in images on mark order) (Print images to a memory card (page 121), then take the memorycard to the printshop. Printing a at shop Notes • Consult your photo printing service shop as to whattypes ofmemory cardthey can process. •shop. service printing photo your Consult necessary. be may separately) (sold adaptor card memory A • Beforeyoutake image data to a shop, always copy (backup) your datatoadisk. • prints. of number the set cannot You •shop. service printing photo your consult images, on dates superimpose to want you If reselect themthe youat when print out shop. them • You cannot print images stored in the internal memory at a print shop directly from the camera. Copy the You can take a memory card containing images sh images containing card a memory take can You a make can you DPOF, to conforming services printing photo supports shop the as long As shop. Troubleshooting contents Table of of Table

If you experience trouble with the camera, try the following solutions. 1 Check the items on pages 143 to 151. If a code such as “C/E:ss:ss” appears on the screen, see page 152. Operation Operation Search 2 Remove the battery pack, wait for about one minute, re-insert the battery pack, then turn on the power.

3 Initialize the settings (page 105). MENU/Settings Search 4 Consult your Sony dealer or local authorized Sony service facility.

Be aware that by sending the camera for repair, you give consent that the contents of the internal memory, music files may be checked.

Additional information on this product and answers to frequently asked questions can Index be found at our Customer Support Website. http://www.sony.net/

Battery pack and power

Cannot insert the battery pack. • Make sure the direction of the battery is correct, and insert it until the battery eject lever is locked.

Cannot turn on the camera. • After inserting the battery pack into the camera, it may take a few moments for the camera to power up. • Insert the battery pack correctly. • The battery pack is discharged. Insert a charged battery pack. • Use a recommended battery pack.

The power turns off suddenly. • Depending on the camera and battery temperature, the power may turn off automatically to protect the camera. In this case, a message is displayed on the LCD screen before the power turns off. • If you do not operate the camera for a certain period of time while the power is on and [Power Save] is set to [Standard] or [Stamina], the camera turns off automatically to prevent wearing down the battery pack. Turn on the camera again.

143GB Table of Operation MENU/Settings contents Search Search Index GB 144 , reset to [Off] (page, reset to 69). Blink] is set to [Auto] is set to Blink] dark locations, the camera automatically reduces the image noise. This function is called NR (noise NR (noise is called function This noise. image the reduces automatically camera the locations, dark longer. takes time the and shooting shutter slow reduction) though a memorycard hasbeen insertedinto the camera, make sure that thememory has card been fully inserted. following: to charge the battery. the charge to propercharging temperature range (10°C to 30°C (50°F to 86°F)). Fully discharge the battery pack once, then charge it to correct the indication. Depending on on Depending indication. the correct to it charge then once, pack battery the discharge Fully incorrect. remain may display the use, of conditions – Delete unnecessary images (page 77). – Change the memory card. • The anti-blur function may not work properly when shooting night scenes. night • shooting when properly work not may function anti-blur The • Shoot after pressing the shutter button halfway down. • When the shutter speed becomes slower than a certain speed, for example, when you shoot images in • [Anti When working. is function Blink Anti The • detected. not is face smiling if a is shot image No •(page [Off] to Mode] Set [Demo 104). • When images cannot be recorded into a memory card but are recorded into the internal memory, even • Checkthefree capacity of theinternal memory orthe memory card. is If it full,do one of the • flash. the charging while images record cannot You • the Switch • (Still)/ For recording movies,it is recommended that you usea memory card of1 GBorlarger. button. mode (Movie) •(page [Off] to Mode] Set [Demo 104). • You cannotcharge the battery pack using the AC Adaptor (soldseparately). Use the battery charger • correctly. it is installed sure making pack, battery the reinsert and Remove • Thetemperature be may inappropriate for charging.charging Try thebattery packagainwithin the • For details, seepage 160. • This is causedwhen you use the camera inextremely an hot orcold location. charge. battery remaining actual the and indicator •charge remaining the between arose discrepancy A • Thebattery pack is dead (page 160). Replace it with a new one. Shooting still images/movies Recording takes a long time. Anti-blur function does not work. does function Anti-blur Smile Shutter function does not work. does function Shutter Smile Cannot record images.Cannot 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 Table of Operation MENU/Settings contents Search Search Index GB 145 eworks) mode is selected in the Scene Selection Scene Selection the in is selected mode eworks) One Person] or [Self-portrait Two People]. Two [Self-portrait Person] or One (Landscape), (Gourmet), (Pet), (Beach), (Snow), (Underwater) or (Hi-Speed Scene Selection. Scene malfunction. set to [Multi]. to set than than the distance shooting shortest (approximately 1 cm (13/32 inches) (W)/50 cm (1 ft 7(3 cm 8 3/4approximately or Mode, Easy and 1/4 Adjustment inches) Auto Intelligent in lens the from (T) (1 cm (W)/50 inches) ft 7 3/4 Close to Or set modes). recording other in the lens from inches) (T) focus modeand shoot about1 cm to 20 cm (13/32 inches to 7 7/8 inches) from the W side distance. images. still shooting when Shutter). – Shooting burst images (page 55). – When mode, Sensitivity) (High or mode (Twilight) – mode Panorama the Sweep in is selected mode Intelligent In (Fireworks) – In Movie Mode – mode Blur Motion Anti In – mode Twilight Hand-held In – In Movie Mode –mode HDR Correction Backlight In – is activated. function Shutter Smile the When – [Self-portrait to set is [Self-Timer] When • a is not This image. in the appeared and light flash the reflected air the etc.) in pollen, (dust, Particles • is Mode Metering the AF] or is to [Multi set focus the mode only when Detection can Face select You • You cannotselect Face Detection when the Close focus mode is activated. • situations: following the in flash the use cannot You • Set the flash to [On](page 47) in Closefocus mode orwhenthe SceneSelection mode is set to • shooting. Panorama Sweep Intelligent during zoom the use cannot You • You cannotuse the Smart zoom dependingthe onimage size(page 96). • situations: following the in Zoom Digital the use cannot You • The subject is tooclose. When shooting,make sure to position the lens farther awayfrom the subject •or mode (Landscape) or mode (Twilight) (Fir 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 Face Detection function. the select Cannot Zoom does not work. Zoom does The imagefocus. of The is out Table of Operation MENU/Settings contents Search Search Index GB 146 One Person] or [Self-portrait Two People]. Two [Self-portrait Person] or One [Red Eye [Red Correction]the onviewing menu,or correct using in the following situations: following in the “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 print or save images with (page date the images or save print 131). distant subject. distant inches to 7to inches inches). 7/8 – mode Panorama Sweep Intelligent In – In Movie Mode – mode Blur Motion Anti In – mode Twilight Hand-held In Mode – is activated. function Shutter Smile the When Easy –In – [Self-portrait to set is [Self-Timer] When • This is not a malfunction. These dots are notrecorded. •(page [On] or [Auto] Reduction] to Eye Set [Red 99). • 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 • The exposure is incorrect. Correct the exposure (page• exposure the Correct 57). incorrect. is exposure The •(page Balance] [White the Adjust 59). • This camera does nothave a feature forsuperimposing dates onimages. By using “PMB”,youcan • There is no function forforcibly turning offmacro shooting. In [Auto]mode, you caneven shoot a • While shooting,the date and time are not displayed. They are displayed only during playback. • 1 mode, approximately (Landscape) is • distance shooting 20 to the cm selected, is mode focus Close When (13/32 cm or mode (Twilight) Selection. Scene the in selected is mode (Fireworks) • [Auto] to is set [Macro] 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 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 on the LCD screen. Macro shooting cannot be off. cannot turned shooting Macro The close-up shoot function (Macro/Focus On) work. not On) does (Macro/Focus function shoot close-up The Table of Operation MENU/Settings contents Search Search Index GB 147 t to [Off]. Touch the left side of the LCD screen LCD screen the of side left the Touch [Off]. t to displayed on the TV. the on displayed disappear. The buttons and icons will reappear when you take your finger off the screen. and drag to the right. processed on a computeror imageswhich wereshot using other cameras. • Cancel the protection (page 85). • Thecamera and television must use thesame color television system(page 157). • Checkwhether theconnection is correct (pages 125, 126). •cable If the USB is connected to theUSB terminal, disconnect thecable (page 134). • When you shoot movies where the camera andare a TVconnected, the image being shotis not • Transfer musicfiles to the camera with “Music Transfer” (pages 131, 132). •(pages correct are setting slideshow and setting volume the that Confirm 88). 75, • Slideshow is played back with [Continuous Playback]. Select [Slideshow with music] and play back. • If you touch the top right of the screen during shooting, the buttons and icons will momentarily will momentarily • icons and buttons the shooting, during screen the of right top the touch If you • is se menu viewing or shooting in Settings] [Display •[Off]. to is set Settings] [Display • (page [On] to is set Orientation] [Auto 97). •camera. the into inserted is fully card memory the that sure Make • Thefolder/file name has been changed on your computer. • Noguarantees are made for playing back,this oncamera, files containing images whichwere • (page is the camera The Delete USB connection in USB mode. 134). • Use “PMB” to playimages stored on with a PC this camera. • Set to [Off] [Burst] (page 55). •(page [Advanced] to set is Recognition] [Scene 65). •activated. is function Shutter Smile the while succession in images shoot cannot You • Theinternal memoryorthe memory cardfull. is Delete unnecessary images (page 77). • pack. battery charged Insert is low. level battery The Deleting Viewing images Cannot deleteCannot image. an The imageThedoesappear not TV. the on Cannot hear music during slideshow. during music hear Cannot The buttons and icons no appear. icons no and longer buttons The Left and right sides of the screen are shown in black. The date and time are not displayed. Cannot playCannot back images. The same image is shot several times. Cannot shoot images in succession. shoot Cannot Table of Operation MENU/Settings contents Search Search Index GB 148 ttery pack or use the AC adaptor (sold separately). k” media Reader/Writer support a “MemoryStick and importthe movie to your computer, then playback the movie (page 131). theimages toacomputer. Shoot using a memory card formatted by the camera (page 117). connectors of your computer. your of connectors PRO Duo”media. Usersofcomputers and the“Memory Stick” media Readers/Writersmade by manufacturersother than Sonyshould contact those manufacturers. (page 133). The computer recognizes the “Memory Stick Duo” PRO media. • You are playingback the movie directlyfrom the internal memory or the memory card. Use “PMB” • Use “PMB” to playimages stored on with a PC this camera. • Registerthe image in the Image Database File and play in [Date View] (page 83). • Event View isnot available onthis camera. •Help” (page “PMB to refer “PMB”, are using If you 131). • Consult the computer or software manufacturer. • Makethe connection USB afterthe computeris turned on. • [Multi]. to Settings] [LUN Set • [Mass Storage]. [Auto] or to Connect] Set [USB • Connect the computer to the network. • Connectthe camera and your computer correctly making connection a USB (page 133). • When youshoot images with a memory cardformatted byacomputer, youmay not beable toimport • Set [USB Connect]to [Auto] or [Mass Storage] (page 110). • Usethe cable USB for connection betweenthe computerand thecamera. • Disconnectcable the USB from both the computerand thecamera, and firmly connect again. it • Disconnectequipment all other than the camera, the keyboardand themouse from theUSB • Connectthe camera directlytoyour computer withoutpassing through a USB hub or other device. • ba charged the insert is low, level battery the When • Checkthat the computer and the“Memory Stic computer the to camera the connect • supported, not is media Duo” PRO Stick “Memory a If Computers Images once exported to a computer cannot camera. on the cannot viewed be a computer to onceImages exported 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 Portable” does not start. does not Portable” “PMB a making USB connection, After 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 A “Memory Stick PRO Duo” media is not recognized by a computer with a with a a by computer not recognized Duo” media is Stick PRO A “Memory “Memory Stick” media slot. Table of Operation MENU/Settings contents Search Search Index GB 149 ecognize Exif information. For compatibility with For compatibility information. Exif ecognize es the internalusing memory. 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 software. the or printer the of manufacturer the consult information, Exif 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 • Using “PMB”, you can print images with date (page 131). • The camera does not have a feature for superimposing dates on images. However, because the images • If you useaphoto printing service, ask themtosuperimpose the dateson images. • printer. the of manual operation the to Refer • 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 • The memory card is full. Copy to a memory card with sufficient capacity. • This featurenot is available. •it. Remove camera. the in inserted card memory a is There • it. restore cannot You formatting. by deleted is card memory the on data the All • Check that the memory card has been securely inserted as far as it will go. • direction. correct the it in Insert Printing Internal memory Memory card 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 Cannot print an an print image. Cannot See “PictBridge-compliant printer” together following with the items. Cannot copy the data on the memory card or the computer to the internal internal to the or card memory computer the on the copy data Cannot the memory. Cannot copy the data stored in the internal memory to a memory memory to a memory card. internal stored in the copy data Cannot the Cannot playback or record imag Data is being recorded to internal memory even you though inserted a memory card. You have formatted a memory card by mistake. Cannot insert a memory memory insert a Cannot card. Table of Operation MENU/Settings contents Search Search Index GB 150 the printer. the print the image again (page 140). camera, disconnect the USB cableconnected to theprinter and then reconnect the printer. (page printer. the or 140) printer provides these functions or not. or functions these provides printer manufacturer. connect it again. If you still cannot print your images, disconnect the USB cable once more, turn the the turn more, once USB cable the disconnect images, your print cannot still you If again. it connect printerthen off and turn on, it and connect the cable again. printer. 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 • 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 • [Off] and to [Date] Set inserted. cannot be the so date recording data the image does not The have • When you replace the printerpaper with paper of a different sizeafter connecting the printertothe • camera the of either setting the Change printer. the of that from differs camera the of setting print The • Consult the printer manufacturer as to whether the printercan provide the desired size. • 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 cable USB the disconnect not Do off. turned indicator Connecting) (PictBridge • Checkthatthe camerathe and printer are properly connected using theUSB cable. • 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. Disconnectthe USB cable and • Movies cannot beprinted. • Images shot using other cameras, or images modified with a computer may not be printed. • Panoramic images may notbe printed or maybe printed with both edges cut off depending onthe • 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 110). • Disconnect the USB cable and connect it again. If an error message is indicated on the printer, refer to PictBridge-compliant printer Cannot operate the camera after printing. camera after canceling the operate Cannot Cannot print the image at the size image selected. the the at print 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 151 harged. Insert a charged battery, and set aside for and set asidebattery, Insert a chargedharged. [Area Setting]. [Area t Settings) (Clock t (Settings) (Settings) t it. 24off. power more left the or with hours • The Area Setting is set to a different location than your current location. Change the setting by by setting the • Change location. current your than location different a to set is Setting Area The • Set the dateand time again (page 124). • Theinternal rechargeable backup battery hasdisc • Moisturecondensation has occurred. Turn off the camera and leave for about it an hour before using • This is not a malfunction. • Perform [Calibration] (page 116). • Perform [Calibration] (page 116). •(page [On] to set is [Housing] 109). Others Touch panel Touch The date is time incorrect. date The or The Clock Set screen appears when you turn theon camera. The camera becomes warm when you use it for a a use you it for warm long cameratime. when becomes The The lens gets fogged. lensThe gets The paint pen operation reacts at inappropriate points. reacts pen inappropriate at paint operation The Cannot operate the touch panel buttons correctly or or fully. correctly panel buttons touch the operate Cannot Warning indicators and contents Table of of Table messages

Self-diagnosis display

If a code starting with a letter of the alphabet appears, the self-diagnosis function on the camera is working. The last two digits (indicated by ss) will differ depending on the state of the Operation Search camera. If you cannot solve the problem even after trying the following corrective actions a few times, the camera may need repair. Contact your Sony dealer or local authorized Sony service facility.

C:32:ss

• There is trouble with the camera’s hardware. Turn the power off and on again. MENU/Settings Search C:13:ss • The camera cannot read or write data on the memory card. Try turning off and on the camera again, or taking out and inserting the memory card several times. • The internal memory has experienced a format error, or an unformatted memory card is inserted. Format the internal memory or the memory card (page 117). • The inserted memory card cannot be used with the camera, or the data is damaged. Insert a new memory card. Index E:61:ss

E:62:ss

E:91:ss • A camera malfunction has occurred. Initialize the camera (page 105), then turn the power on again.

E:94:ss • There is a malfunction when writing or deleting data. Repair is required. Contact your Sony dealer or local authorized Sony service facility. Be prepared to give all numbers in the error code beginning from the E.

Messages

If the following messages appear, follow the instructions.

• The battery level is low. Charge the battery pack immediately. Depending on the conditions of use or the type of battery pack, the indicator may flash even though there are still 5 to 10 minutes of remaining battery time left.

For use with compatible battery only • The battery inserted is not an NP-BN1 (supplied) battery pack.

152GB Table of Operation MENU/Settings contents Search Search Index GB 153 tect switch, and the switch is set to the LOCK the to is set switch the and switch, tect position. Set the switch to the recording position. recording the to switch the Set position. record movies. Leave the camera incool a location until the temperaturegoesdown. • Theselected folder or date does not contain a file thatbe can played backin aslideshow. • Reinsertthe memory card,andfollow the instructions on the screen. • Noimages thatcan played be back have beenrecorded in theinternal memory. • Noimages thatcan played be back have beenrecorded in thememory card. • Thecamera cannot record or deleteimages on this memorycard. • Format the media again (page 117). •write-pro the with card memory the using are You • Theinserted memory card cannot be used in thecamera (page 3). • Theinserted memory card cannot be used in thecamera (page 3). • is dirty. card memory the of section terminal The • The memory card is damaged. • Theinserted memory card cannot be used in thecamera (page 3). • 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 No still images No images Writing to the memory card was not completed correctly Recover data Read memory only card Memory card locked Error formatting internal memory card memory formatting Error This memory card may not record or play Memory card type error Reinsert the memory card Internal memory error Camera overheating Allow it to cool System error Table of Operation MENU/Settings contents Search Search Index GB 154 secure the camera. the secure folder (page 119). No guaranteesNo are made for playing back,this oncamera, files containing images whichwere processed on a computeror imageswhich wereshot using other cameras. folder. folders is folders if this the case. computer anddelete then the folder. 123MSDCF and 123ABCDE). Selectanother folder, or create folder a new (pages 118, 119). • We recommend theuse a memory of card with at least 1 GB of memory. •(page [MP4] to format] Set [Movie 93). • You may not beable to retouchthe imagedepending on the image. • Camera shake may occur due to insufficient light.Use the flash, or mount thecamera on a tripod to • You are playingback an image with size that cannotbe played backon the camera. • You have selected a folder that cannot besetasarecording folderthe on camera.Select another • Release the protection(page 85). •error An occurredwhile the image was playing back. • 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 •computer. a on only read as is protected that folder a delete to tried You • Thefolder with a name beginning with “999” existsthe on memory card.You cannot create any • You tried to delete a folder containing a file that cannot be played on this camera. Delete the file on a a on file • the Delete this camera. on played be cannot that file a containing folder a delete to tried You • A folderthe with first same three digit number already existson the memory card example: (for (Vibration warning indicator) (Vibration Recording is unavailable in this movie format MP4 12M is not supported with this memory card memory with this 12M MP4 not supported is card 6M with memory this MP4 is not supported Unable to detect face for retouch Image size over limit File protected File Read only folder File error Folder protected Empty folder contents folder Empty Cannot create folders create Cannot more Folder error File found which was not was not recognized which File found Table of Operation MENU/Settings contents Search Search Index GB 155 Date Range] or [All in This Folder] for DPOF, DPOF, for Folder] This in [All or Range] Date ver the Image Database File. memory (page 117). the to images the import “PMB”, with computer the to images the of all import cannot you When computer without using “PMB” (page 133). To viewthe images againthe with camera,export the imported images to the camera with “PMB”. on-screen instructions to reco instructions on-screen “PMB” to backall up images to and a PC use to it restoreamemory or card internal memory. possible. To register additional images in the Image Database File, delete images in [Date View]. in images delete File, Database Image the in images additional register To possible. beenprocessed usingacomputer or images that wererecorded with other cameras. depending on the printer. Protect or Print. • Importofthe all images to the computerwith“PMB”, format and the memorycard or the internal • AVCHD movies cannot be recordedorplayedbecause theDatabase Image Fileis corrupt. Follow the • Itnot is possible to record to thecamera’s Image Database File or playback using [DateUse View]. • Thenumber images of exceeds that for which date management in a database filethe by camera is • Thecamera restores the date information, etc.,incases where images have been deleted on a PC, etc. •is formatted. card memory the after created is File Database Image necessary The • Execute [Format Music]. • Processingandother editing functions ofthe camera cannot beperformed on imagefiles that have • Deletethe Music file, or replacewith it a normal Music file. • Execute [Format Music],download then a new Music file. • USB 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 • Images]. [Multiple using files when can to 100 selected be Up • [All using files when can in to 999 selected be Up • You can add (Print order)marks to up to 999 files. Cancel the selection. Image Database File Image Database error recover Cannot Inconsistencies found found in Image Inconsistencies Database File.Recover data Preparing Image Database File Operation cannot be executed be cannot Operation files in unsupported Error Formatting Music Formatting Error Error Playing Music Playing Error Processing... Maximum number of of number Maximum images already selected Table of Operation MENU/Settings contents Search Search Index GB 156 memoryis full. Check the available memorycapacity and try transferring data usingTransferJet again. temperature goes down. movies. • Either communication was cut off duringimage transfer,or transferbecause was cutoff device • ChecktheTransferJet reception port and transferdata correctly (page 16). • 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 • When you record movies for a long time,the camera temperature rises. In this case,stop recording • has down. gone the temperature until images record You cannot risen. has temperature camera The Some files were sent not Some files were received not Connection failed Connection Recording has stopped due to due has stopped Recording increased camera temperature Recording function unavailable function Recording temperature internal to high due Table of Operation MENU/Settings contents Search Search Index GB 157 Chile, Colombia, Ecuador, Jamaica, Japan, Japan, Jamaica, Ecuador, Colombia, Chile, e AC-LS5 AC Adaptor (sold separately) in any Czech Republic, Denmark, Finland, Germany, Germany, Finland, Denmark, Republic, Czech Philippines, the U.S.A., Venezuela, etc. Venezuela, the U.S.A., Philippines, Iraq, Monaco, Russia, Ukraine, etc. Ukraine, Russia, Monaco, Iraq,

On color TV systems Note SECAM system (1080 50i) Iran, Guiana, France, Greece, Bulgaria, PAL-N system (1080 50i) Uruguay Paraguay, Argentina, PAL-M system (1080 50i) Brazil Korea, Mexico, Peru, Surinam, Taiwan, the Peru, Surinam, Mexico, Korea, PAL system (1080 50i) China, Croatia, Belgium, Austria, Australia, Norway, Zealand, New Malaysia, Kuwait, Italy, Indonesia, Hungary, Kong, Hong Holland, Thailand, Switzerland, Sweden, Spain, Republic, Slovak Singapore, Romania, Portugal, Poland, United etc. Viet Nam, Kingdom, Turkey, NTSC system (1080 60i) America, Central Canada, Bolivia, Islands, Bahama To view movies shot using this camera on a television, the camera and television must use the use must television and camera the a television, on this camera using shot view movies To same color television system. • Do not use an electronic transformer (travelconverter), this as may cause a malfunction. You can use the battery charger (supplied), and th and (supplied), charger use the You can battery 50/60 AC, V 240 to V 100 within is supply power the where region or country Hz. Using the camera abroad camera the Using Table of Operation MENU/Settings contents Search Search Index GB 158 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

operation

This camera does not support 8-bit parallel data transfer. It performs the same 4-bit parallel data transfer 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 [AVC HD 17M FH], [AVC HD 9M HQ], [MP4 12M] or [MP4 6M] movies cannot be recorded to recorded to movies cannot6M] be [MP4 or 12M] [MP4 HQ], HD 9M [AVC FH], HD 17M [AVC internal memoryoraMemory Stick otherthan a “Memory Stick PRO Duo” media. High-speed data transfer using a parallel interface is not supported. not is interface parallel a using transfer data High-speed “Memory Stick Duo” media, “MagicGate Memory Stick Duo” media, “Memory Stick PRO Duo” media is MagicGate functions. MagicGate with equipped are media Duo” PRO-HG Stick “Memory and copyright protection technology that uses encryption technology. Data recording/playback that requires MagicGate functionscannot beperformed 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 “MemoryStick Duo” media is removedor equipment used. “Memory StickMicro” media. – Whenthe “Memory Stick Duo” media is used in locatio 4 3 1 2 Notes MemoryStick Duo (withoutMagicGate) MemoryStick PRO-HG Duo Memory Stick Duo (with MagicGate) (with Duo Stick Memory MagicGateMemory Stick Duo MemoryStick PRO Duo “Memory Stick” media type media 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. • 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. • media Duo” Stick “Memory a on nor itself media Duo” Stick “Memory the on label a attach not Do *

A “Memory Stick Duo” media is a compact, 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, “Memory Stick Duo” media Duo” Stick “Memory • 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 159 accidentally swallow it. media into an “M2” Adaptor as large as of Duo size. you If 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 usea“Memory Stick Micro” media with the camera, be sure to insert the “Memory Stick Micro” • device compliant media Stick” “Memory a into Adaptor media Duo” Stick “Memory a insert not Do Notes on using a “Memory Stick Micro” 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 160 ore it in a cool, dry place. To maintain the battery battery the maintain To place. dry cool, a in it ore ent temperature of between 10°C to 30°C (50°Fto only in N type compatible Cyber-shot models. Cyber-shot compatible N type in only e following to ensure longer battery pack pack use: battery to ensure longer e following body to warm it up, and insert it in the camera camera the in it insert and it up, warm to body

immediately before you start shooting.

making trial shots before taking the actual shots. the actual taking before trial shots making etc. when carrying and storing to isolateother from it metalobjects, etc. which each batterypackis used. off. usage time betweencharges becomes significant, itprobably is time to replacewith itanew one. 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 – Put the battery pack in a pocket close to your of the battery pack is shorter. We recommend th recommend We is shorter. pack battery the of 86°F). The battery pack may not be fully charged in temperatures outside this range. this outside temperatures in charged fully be not may pack battery The 86°F). •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 • The NP-BN1 battery pack (supplied) can beused • To keep clean batterypack terminal and prevent short-circuiting,place thebattery packin a plastic bag, • The battery lifevaries according to how it is storedand the operating conditions and environmentin Compatible battery pack • To use the battery pack up, leave the camera in slideshow (page 74) playback mode until the power goes • The batteryis life limited. Battery capacity decreases over timethrough and repeateddecreased use. If On battery life •st and storing before pack battery the discharge Fully How to store the battery pack • Battery performancedecreases in low temperaturesurroundings. So in coldplaces, theoperational time Effective use of the battery pack On charging the battery pack • We recommend charging the battery pack in an ambi Battery pack Battery Table of Operation MENU/Settings contents Search Search Index GB 161

Fast flash: Thelamp repeatedly flasheson and at off approximately0.15-second intervals. Slow flash:The lamp repeatedly flasheson and off at approximately 1.5-secondintervals. Chargingstops temporarilyand standby mode resultswhenthetemperature is outside the range suitable for charging. Charging resumes and the CHARGE lamp lights when the temperature returns to the range suitable for charging. We recommend charging the battery pack inambient an temperature of between 86°F). to (50°F 30°C to 10°C battery pack into the battery charger again until it clicks. When the CHARGE lamp flashes again, this this again, flashes lamp CHARGE the When it clicks. until again charger battery the into pack battery 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 newoneoranother one and checkthe if batterycharger operates correctly. the If battery charger operates correctly, a batteryerrorhave may occurred. charger, battery life may beshortened. Batteries otherthan thespecified kindmay leak,overheat, or explodeyou if attempt to charge them, posing a risk of injury from electrocution and burns. • stopped. temporarily has charging and mode standby is in it slowly, is flashing lamp CHARGE the If • Whenthe CHARGElamp flashes, remove the battery pack being charged,andthen insert thesame • patterns. flash two following the has charger battery supplied the on lamp CHARGE The • Remove thecharged battery packthe from batterycharger. youIf leave the charged battery pack in the • Only NP-BN-type batterypacks (andno others) can be charged in the battery charger (supplied). Battery charger Battery

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contents Search Search Index GB 162

Intelligent Pantilter (sold separately) allows you pictures, the to detect camera having take by faces. people’s For details, see theoperating instructions supplied with Intelligent Pantilter. Intelligent Pantilter Intelligent Table of Operation MENU/Settings contents Search Search Index GB 163 specification using high-efficiency compression coding *2 or 720p *1 1080 60i-compatible device 60i-compatible 1080 MPEG-4 AVC/H.264 1920×1080/60i,1440×1080/60i device 50i-compatible 1080 MPEG-4 AVC/H.264 1920×1080/50i,1440×1080/50i 2ch Digital Dolby card Memory : *3

720p specification specification 720p system. the progressive and lines scanning 720 effective utilizes which specification definition A high Data recordedinAVCHDformat otherthan theabove mentioned cannot be played on your camera. 1080i specification specification 1080i Ahigh definition specification whichutilizes 1,080 effectivescanning lines and the interlacesystem. 2 3 1 Audio signal: Recording media: * Based on the AVCHD format, your camera records with the high definition image quality (HD) mentioned (HD) mentioned quality image definition high the with records camera your AVCHD format, the on Based below. signal Video Recording and playback on the camera

The AVCHD format has been developed for high-definition digital video cameras when recording an HD HD an recording when cameras video digital high-definition for developed been has format AVCHD The 1080i the at signal (High-Definition) AVCHD format AVCHD * * technology. The MPEG-4 AVC/H.264 format is adopted to compress video data, and the Dolby Digital or Digital Dolby the and data, video to compress is format adopted AVC/H.264 MPEG-4 The technology. Linear PCM system is used to compress audiodata. The MPEG-4AVC/H.264 formatcapable is of compressing images at higher efficiency than that of the conventional imagecompressing format. The MPEG-4AVC/H.264 formatenables a high definition video flash drive, disk hard discs, DVD cm 8 on recorded be to recorder camera video digital a on shot signal memory, memorycard, etc. Table of Operation MENU/Settings contents Search Search Index GB 164

SCSI Block Device Target Block SCSI OBEX Push Server Client Push OBEX Conformsto PCL Rev. Spec. 1.0 (soldseparately). Or, usethe “OBEX” communication protocol when sharing data between cameras. • Use the“SCSI” communicationprotocol abovewhenconnecting to a TransferJet-compatible device Protocol Class Name type): Class (communication Protocol TransferJet standard: standard: TransferJet TransferJet communications conform to the standard given below. given standard the to conform communications TransferJet TransferJet standard TransferJet Table of Operation MENU/Settings contents Search Search Index GB 165 ...... 124 ...... 84 ...... 120 ...... 112 ...... 67 ...... 90 ...... 113 ...... 96 ...... 119 ...... 42 ...... 122 ...... 92 ...... 104 ...... 70 ...... 71 ...... 118 ...... 120 ...... 89 ...... 35 ...... 95 ...... 57 ...... 34 ...... 117 ...... 86 ...... 77 ...... 62 ...... 47, 48 ...... 47, ...... 141 ...... 57 Viewing Creating Deleting Selecting Viewing Shooting Shooting Changing Format Music Format Format G Gourmet Grid Line EV Exposure data Exposure F Face Detection Number File Fireworks Flash Focus Folder Digital Zoom Digital Group Burst Display Settings Display Download Music DPOF E Mode Easy D Date Setting Time & Date Delete REC.Folder Delete Demo Mode ...... 130 ...... 33 ...... 64 ...... 125 ...... 130 ...... 130 ...... 62 ...... 133, 134 ...... 133, ...... 119 ...... 118 ...... 107 ...... 31 ...... 97 ...... 163 ...... 108 ...... 161 ...... 94 ...... 124 ...... 133 ...... 160 ...... 123 ...... 56 ...... 116 ...... 100 ...... 22 ...... 69 ...... 140 ...... 62

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