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Click on a button at upper right to jump to the corresponding page. corresponding the to jump to right upper at a button on Click view. to want you a function for searching when convenient is This How to use this handbook this use to How Table of Operation MENU/Settings contents Search Search Index GB 3 r Continued Continued (TransferJet) the GPS function, check the model nameof your camera. GPS-compatible: DSC-HX5V DSC-HX5/HX5C GPS-incompatible: it a whether 1080 is and function, TransferJet 60i-compatible device or1080 50i- compatibledevice, check for the following marks on the bottom of the camera. device: TransferJet-compatible 60i device: 60i-compatible 1080 50i device: 50i-compatible 1080 TransferJet function. following cabin announcements. countries and regionswhere you use it. recorded camera your to default setting. the in If you do not record thedirection and location [Off] to setting] [GPS set information, (page 104). first time. camera thethe for even the if In addition, discharged. completely battery pack is not fully charged, you can use the partially charged capacity of the battery pack as is. long time,use up the existing charge and a in it store then camera, the it from remove battery the maintain to is This place. dry cool, functions. pack page 152. compatible/incompatible devices, TransferJet- devices, compatible/incompatible 60i- 1080 devices, compatible/incompatible 50i-compatible 1080 and devices compatible devices. – To determine whether your camera supports – To check if your camera supports the • The DSC-HX5C is not compatible with the •camera the off airplane, make sure turn an to In • will be information location and direction The • using before (supplied) pack battery the Charge • not it is if even pack battery the charge can You • a for pack battery the use to intend not do If you • For details on the usable battery pack,see On GPS-compatible devices (DSC- HX5V only) • Use GPS in accordance with regulations of theNotes battery on pack • This manual describesthe functionsGPS- of Functions built into this camerathis built into Functions emory Stick PRO Duo” (Mark2) (“Memory (Mark2) (“Memory (“Memory Stick PRO- Stick (“Memory

page 150. SD memory cards of up to 64 GB have been been have GB 64 to up of cards memory SD testedand proven to operate with your camera. Stick PRO Duo” (Mark2) media) (Mark2) Duo” PRO Stick media) HG Duo” faster) 4 or (Class card memory SDXC “Memory Stick Stick “Memory Duo” media Adaptor When using a Duo” a Stick using “Memory When “Memory sized media with standard Stick” media slot media Stick Duo” “Memory the can use You insertingby it the Stick Duo” into “Memory separately). (sold Adaptor media • Fordetails “Memory on Stick Duo” media, see When recording movies, it is recommended recommended it is movies, recording When cards: memory the following use that you – – – or card memory SDHC card, memory SD • “Memory Stick Duo” media of up to 32 GB and

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Intelligent Auto Auto AdjustmentIntelligent ································· 20 ShootingEasy ····················································· 21 Blur··················································· Motion Anti 23 TwilightHand-held ·············································· 24 HDR Correction Backlight ··································· 25 SelectionScene ·················································· 26 Mode·························································Movie 28 Sweep PanoramaIntelligent ······························· 29 Shooting Exposure Manual ································· 31 AutoProgram ······················································ 32 Zoom ··································································· 33 DISP (Screen Display Settings)····························34 Flash ··································································· 36 Smile Shutter······················································· 37 Self-Timer···························································· 38 button············································Burst/Bracket 39 How to use this handbook····································· this use How to 2 camerathe using on Notes ··································· 3 SearchOperation ·················································· 8 SearchMENU/Settings ······································· 11 parts···················································Identifying 15 on the screen displayed of icons List ·················· 16 dial mode the Using ············································ 18 memory internal the Using ·································· 19

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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 Using with your computer·································· with your Using 122 software the Using ············································ 123 Connecting the camera to the computer···············125 Uploading images to a media service ···················127 Creating a movie disc ············································129 Setting itemsSetting ······················································· 13 Definition Standard on a an image Viewing (SD) TV ····························································· 117 Viewinganimage on a High Definition (HD) TV······································································ 118 MENU items (Shooting) MENU items ······································ 11 (Viewing) MENU items ········································ 12 Viewing still images············································· still Viewing 40 zoom····················································Playback 41 IndexImage ························································ 42 Delete·································································· 43 moviesViewing ··················································· 45

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Index ································································· 157 Using the camera abroad·································· camera the Using 149 Duo” media································“Memory Stick 150 packBattery ······················································ 152 charger··················································Battery 153 formatAVCHD ·················································· 154 only) (DSC-HX5V GPS ····································· 155 standardTransferJet ········································· 156 Printing still Printing images ··········································· 133 Troubleshooting ················································ 135 messages and indicators Warning ···················· 144

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Troubleshooting Printing Table of Operation MENU/Settings contents Search Search Index GB 8 ···························· 29 ······························ 31 ······························· 26 ······························· 20 ············································· 88 ·············································· 63 ·············································· 63 ··················································· 26 ···················································· 26 ····················································· 66 ······················································· 52 ························································ 37 ························································· 83 ··························································· 28 ··························································· 28 ······························································· 26 ································································ 68 ············································································ 26 Advanced Sports Shooting Sports Advanced Mode Movie Settings Burst Red Eye Reduction Shooting Exposure Manual Panorama Sweep Intelligent Pet Movie Mode Movie Movie format Snap Soft Twilight Portrait Smile Shutter Scene Recognition Detection Face Blink Anti Intelligent Auto Adjustment Auto Intelligent Scene Selection Scene Recognition

Shooting moving objects Shooting best shots of your pet Shooting panoramic images Shooting manual in mode Shooting portraits Shooting movies

Leaving to the settings the camera Operation Search Operation Table of Operation MENU/Settings contents Search Search Index GB 9 ································· 25 ·································· 38 ·············································· 48 ·············································· 24 ·············································· 63 ··············································· 77 ···················································· 23 ···················································· 23 ····················································· 26 ····················································· 66 ····················································· 41 ····················································· 26 ························································ 36 ························································· 36 ···························································· 69 ······························································ 70 ·································································· 77 ·································································· 108 ······································································ 60 ································································ 43, 78 ··········································································· 56 ··········································································· 56 ············································································ 55 Format zoom Playback (Resize) Trimming Retouch Slideshow EV Focus Detection Face Size/Quality Image Delete Backlight Correction HDR Correction Backlight Forced Flash Scene Recognition Blur Motion Anti High Sensitivity Slow Synchro ISO Anti Motion Blur Motion Anti Hand-held Twilight High Sensitivity self-timer delay 2-second ISO SteadyShot Playing back a series of images in order Editing 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 ······································· 129 ·········································· 115 ················································· 106 ··················································· 93 ·················································· 116 ······················································ 21 ························································ 114 ··················································· 51, 104 ································································ 118 ································································· 117 ··································································· 95 ······································································· 133 ················································································ 123 Print Definition Standard a on image an Viewing (SD) TV Definition a High on an image Viewing (HD) TV Creatinga movie disc Date Date & Time Setting Initialize data assist GPS setting GPS Compass Adjust Clock ADJ Auto Easy Shooting Easy Usingthe “PMB (Picture Motion Browser)” Setting Area Creating AVCHD an format disc Viewing TVs on Printing images GPS (DSC-HX5V only) Initializing settings Changing date and time settings Printing images with the date Shooting/Viewing with easy-to-see indicators Table of Operation MENU/Settings Index

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contents Search Search GB 12 — — Internal Internal Memory Folder View Folder MENU button Control button Control view AVCHD (Playback) button —— ——— —— ——— —— (MP4) on Folder view view Folder B / b / V / Memory card Memory v ———— (Still) Folder view view Folder functions easily MENU button. from the the control button. —— — Date View Date View Mode View on the center of on z Mode dial Mode (View Mode) (Settings) (Settings) (Send by TransferJet) (Retouch) (Rotate) (Print) (Protect) (Display Burst Group) (Select Folder) (Slideshow) the control button. Press Press the Press the playback mode. to switch to button (Playback) Press thedisplaybutton MENU the Menu to screen. menuthe desiredSelect with item (Delete) MENU items (Viewing) DPOF Note Notes Menu items Menu Menu items • Onlythe items that are available for each mode aredisplayed on the screen. In In the table below, while indicates that be changed, settings can be changed. that cannot settings - indicates 4 1 2 3 You can select the various viewing viewing the various can select You • [AVCHD]. is set to screenwhen[Movie format] the appears on [Quality] • Onlythe items that available are for each mode aredisplayed on the screen. Table of Operation MENU/Settings Index

contents Search Search GB 13 r Continued Continued Control button Control MENU button z. z. , then , then B / on the control button, on the control b Beep Setting Language Guide Function assistdataGPS (DSC-HX5V only) Demo Mode Initialize HDMI Resolution CTRL FOR HDMI COMPONENT USB Connect LUN Settings Download Music Music Format Save Power settingGPS (DSC-HX5V only) Adjust Compass (DSC-HX5V only) TransferJet Items Movie format AF Illuminator Grid Line Zoom Digital Auto Orientation Red Eye Reduction Alert Blink / V V / v on the of center the control button to z Shooting Settings Shooting Main Settings then press display the setup screen. each Select item with Press thedisplay MENU button the Menu to with screen. (Settings) Select Select the desired setting,the desired thenSelect press Setting items Categories 3 You can change the settings on the on the settings can change You screen. (Settings) 1 2 4 Table of Operation MENU/Settings Index

contents Search Search GB 14 Area Setting Date &Setting Time Auto Clock ADJ (DSC-HX5V only) 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 Clock Memory Tool] appears only when a memory card is not inserted. whencard appears a memory is not Memory 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 thecamera, while [Internal Table of Operation MENU/Settings Index

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contents Search Search GB 25 ures to record a single image with a greater a image with a single record to ures taken with a dark exposure setting. exposure a dark with taken

Set the modeto dial Shoot with the shutter button. (BacklightHDR). Correction – the flash using When – Imageerratic 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 • mode. HDR Correction Backlight in used be cannot function Shutter Smile • The shutter soundbeeps twicean and image recorded. is • 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 a bright with taken image an of parts dark the by combining gradation of range an image of parts the bright and Backlight Correction HDR Correction Backlight Table of Operation MENU/Settings Index

contents Search Search GB 26 r Continued Continued with fast movements such on the control button. on the control z

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contents Search Search GB 28 [Movie [Movie t on the on control button z

t [MP4 12M], [MP4 6M] or [MP4 [MP4 or 6M] [MP4 12M], [MP4 t Settings) (Shooting HD[AVC 17M FH] or [AVC HD 9M t t [AVCHD] or [MP4] [AVCHD] [MP4] or (Image Size) (Image (Quality) (Settings) t t t t To end movie recording, press the MOVIE (Movie) button button (Movie) MOVIE the press recording, end movie To again. menuthosesetting andused enabledThe items recording for are to dial mode the set you when Mode). (Movie HQ] MENU 3M] MENU format] format] MENU

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t select [Right], [Left], [Up] [Left], [Right], select Displays the whole image the whole Displays Description images/Stops scrolling back Plays images Scrolls t select [Standard] or [Wide] [Wide] or [Standard] select t Horizontal direction on the control button while panoramic panoramic while button control the on z ity andity the in same direction as the indication m) lever to display the whole image again. image the whole to display m) lever V / z

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contents Search Search GB 31 set to [Self-portrait One One [Self-portrait to set posure judged judged asby an appears camera the posure lue) when the self-timer is self-timer the when lue) e (F value)(Fe using control button. , the setting value indicators on the screen will flash flash will screen the on indicators value setting , the Aperture (F value) Feature Return Shutter speed Shutter speed/aperture (F value) (F speed/aperture Shutter Exposure value 0EV is the value judgedthe asmost suitableby the camera. on the control button. the control on z

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Setthe modeto dial (Program Auto). Shoot with the shutter button. 1 2 Allowsyou to shoot with the exposure adjusted automaticallythe (both shutter speed and the apertureAlso value).can various you select settings using the menu. Program Auto Program Table of Operation MENU/Settings Index

contents Search Search GB 33 W side T side e camera’s optical zoom function can enlarge can function zoom optical e camera’s

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contents Search Search GB 34 Sets screen brighter and displays only images. only displays and brighter Sets screen the displays and brighter Sets screen information. image. a recorded Displays displayed. also is histogram A the displays and brighter Sets screen information. displays and brightness standard to screen Sets the information. (Bright (Bright + (Bright + + (Bright (Bright) (Normal)

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contents Search Search GB 35 Number of pixels of Number Brightness A B dark image when skewed to the left side. the left to skewed image when dark Bright B t to [DisplayMain Image Only] Dark A Press DISP (Screen Display Settings) on the control button, then select then the button, Settings) on control Display (Screen Press DISP [Bright + Exposure Data]. – movies Recording – movies back Playing – images orientation vertical Viewing – still images Rotating – Panorama iSweep with Shooting – Panorama iSweep with shot images Viewing – se is Group] Burst [Display When – strobes. flash The – fast. or slow is speed shutter The Histogram Notes • The histogrammay notappear for images recordedusing other cameras. • The histogramalso appearswhen playing back a singleimage, butyoucannot adjustthe exposure. • The histogramdoesnot appear when: • A large differenceinthe histogram displayedduring shooting and playbackoccur may when: 1 A histogram is a graph showing the brightness of an image. The graph display indicates a bright a bright indicates display graph The of an image. brightness the showing a graph is histogram A and a right side, the to when skewed image Table of Operation MENU/Settings Index

contents Search Search GB 36 rk locations or when there is is there when or locations rk dark place to clearly shoot the clearly shoot place to dark appear appear as white circular spots. Subject Flash automatically operates in da operates automatically Flash backlight. operates. alwaysFlash operates. alwaysFlash a in is slow speed shutter The background that is out of flash light. of flash out is that background operate. not does Flash Particles (dust, pollen, etc.) in the air (Auto) (Slow (Off)

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contents Search Search GB 37 Face Detection frame Smile Detection Sensitivity Sensitivity Detection Smile indicator on the control button (page button control the on 66). z r face detection with [Face Detection]. To perform perform To Detection]. [Face with detection face r Do not cover the eyes with the bangs. the with eyes the cover Do not Do not obscureby the face hat, masks, sunglasses,etc. Try to orient the faceinfront of the camera and beas level as possible. Keep the eyes narrowed. Give a clear smile withopen an mouth.The smile is easier to detectwhenthe teeth are shown. 1 2 3 point on the indicator, the point the on b es automatically.

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contents Search Search GB 38 fied number of faces, a beep a beep faces, of fied number frequently under low-lightor slow shutter the camera by holding your arms firmly at your side side your at firmly arms your holding by camera the after pressing theshutter button. hold the camera steady. 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 • and stabilize self-timer delay with a 2-second Shoot • Use a tripod or place the cameraaflat on surface to [Self-portrait Two People] cannotselected. be t out of the LCD screen. LCD the of t out operation. • You can also shootimage an by pressing the shutter button during this Does not use the self-timer. Sets 10-second the delay self-timer. a and flashes lamp self-timer the button, shutter the press you When soundsbeep untilshutter the operates. cancel, press To again. Sets 2-second the delay self-timer. Set the self-timer Self-portrait to timer. speci the camera detects the When sounds, the and shutter operates seconds Do2 move not later. the while. this during camera (Off) (10sec) (Self-portrait (Self-portrait (Self-portrait (2sec)

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contents Search Search GB 39 in [Bracket Settings] (page Settings] [Bracket in 54). images in bracket mode. bracket in images rst shooting in [Burst Settings] (page Settings] [Burst in shooting rst 52). ingle-image) or bracket shooting mode. shooting or bracket ingle-image) You can select the exposure values values the exposure can select You Shoots in succession when you press and hold down the shutter button. shutter the down hold and press you when succession in Shoots You canburst set the shooting in speed [Burst ShootingInterval] (page 53). a singleShoots or image, to [Off]. set Settings] is [Bracket when is displayed Single mode Bracket mode is displayed when [Bracket Settings] is set other than to [Off].

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contents Search Search GB 40 have not been registered to the database file file database the to been registered not have card and registers every shot to it image for shot every registers card and iles foundiles Import were which recognized not , select [OK] to register the images. [OK] to register , select

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contents Search Search GB 41 Shows the displayed areaof the whole image previous size, at the the center of previous [Trimming (Resize)]. [Trimming t th the control button. th [Retouch] [Retouch] t to cancel playback zoom. cancel playback to z

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contents Search Search GB 42 e control button, then select the then select button, e control . . z V / v with more images. Turn the lever yet again to to again yet lever the Turn images. with more ile playing back in [Date View]. in back ile playing . z control button, then the desired month. desired the then button, control press and button control the • Toexitthe Calendar,select with the control button,press then • select display, to want you month the select To / the with • with date the select mode, index in date selected in images view To Select the left side bar with th desired date/folder with with date/folder desired z.

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Press the (Playback) button to to switch playback mode. and movies are displayed in the same folder. Exit All but this image All In This Group This Image Multiple Images AllDate in Range All in This Folder All AVCHD files Notes • In EasyViewing mode, you can delete only thecurrently displayed image. • images still and View Folder to is set Mode View images, record to used is memory internal the When 1 2 Allows you to select unwanted images for deleti (pagebutton 78). Delete Table of Operation MENU/Settings Index contents Search Search GB 44 [Protect], [DPOF] or[Protect], [Print]. Turn the Turn the W/T leverlever(T) index (zoom) the mode to in of the turn and mode, to single-image return to to lever (Index) mode. index to return to mode single-image in (W) • Youcan also switch between indexand single-image mode 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 45 r Continued Continued z. , and press B / b Available functions Available Rewind Playback/Stop forward Fast slow Play control Volume panel control the Close Playback feature Stop forward Fast rewind Fast panel control the Displays . on the control button. V z

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contents Search Search GB 47 desired direction t Pan from left to right. to left from Pan left. to right from Pan to down up. Pan from down. up to from Pan the camera when you shoot a iSweep Panorama images. Panorama a iSweep shoot you camera when the (Shooting Direction) (Shooting t

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contents Search Search GB 48 Fine Fine Rough Rough Printing Less Less More More No. ofNo. images rded when you take an image. take you when rded desired size desired t reproduced when the image is printed on large- on printed is the image when reproduced ze, the more images can be recorded. can be images ze, the more Shoots images in [10M] size. [10M] in images Shoots size. in [5M] images Shoots For printsFor up to L/2L/A4 size e-mail attachments For TV, high-definition on a viewing For size A4 to up prints for and For printsFor size to up A3+ For viewing on a high-definition TV high-definition on a viewing For Usage guidelines Usage or (Image Size) (Quality) t (3648×2056) (640×480) (2592×1944) (1920×1080) (3648×2736)

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contents Search Search GB 49 r Continued Continued (Shooting (Shooting t (Settings) × 1080 × 1080 size 1920 × 1080 size Description Description t Shoots images using standard size. standard using images Shoots wide size. using images Shoots 50i-compatible devices), in interlace mode, with interlace mode, in devices), 50i-compatible ately 25 frames/sec (1080 50i-compatible (1080 frames/sec ately 25 9 Mbps9 1440 of quality picture a high at Shoots Mbps12 Mbps6 size 1080 × 1440 at Shoots 3 Mbps size 720 × 1280 at Shoots Shoots at VGAsize 17 Mbps17 Shoots at a maximum quality picture of Average bit-rate Average bit-rate Average e recorded in AVCHD format, approximately 60 fields/sec (1080 60 fields/sec (1080 in AVCHD approximately e recorded format, are in are recorded MPEG-4 30 atformat approximately frames/sec [Movie format] in shooting mode (page in format] shooting [Movie 83). t (Standard) (Wide) MP4 12M 6M MP4 AVC HD 9M HQ 9M HD AVC AVC HD 17M FH 17M HD AVC MP4 3M MP4 (Horizontal: 4912×1080) (Vertical: 3424×1920) (Horizontal: 7152×1080) (Vertical: 4912×1920) Movie image size image Movie Movie quality Movie When shooting movies When shooting Intelligent Sweep Panorama images Note • is selected. size image 3M] [MP4 when results image telephoto A The larger the image size, the higher the image quality. The higher the amount of data used per data amount used of higher theimage The quality. higher thesize, theimage larger the The image. the playback smoother the bit-rate), (average second MENU touching by format recording a movie Select Movie recording format (MP4) camera with this shot Movies Settings) Movie recording format (AVCHD) shot Movies with this camera ar (1080 fields/sec or 50 devices) 60i-compatible Dolby Digital audio, AVCHD format. approxim or devices) 60i-compatible (1080 format. mp4 audio, AAC with mode, progressive in devices), Table of Operation MENU/Settings Index contents Search Search GB 50 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 A digital imageA digital made is collection upof a small of dots called pixels. memory, more up it takes large, image becomes the pixels, of large number a it contains If pixels. of number the by shown is size” detail. “Image in fine displayed image is the and camera, the fine detail reen of the sc and data the on differences the see cannot you Although screen. a computer on displayed or printed is image when the time differ processing z Table of Operation MENU/Settings Index

contents Search Search GB 51 on the control button z

t GPS direction sensor is activated. issensor GPS direction inactivated. issensor GPS direction the set information, direction and the location record not do you If GPS setting. z

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contents Search Search GB 52 en theen internal memoryor memory desired mode t age) or Burst as the shooting mode. shooting the Burst as or age) Hand-held Twilight, Backlight Correction HDR, Movie Mode, iSweep iSweep Mode, HDR, Movie Correction Backlight Twilight, Hand-held Shutter. Smile or Panorama imagesrecorded. is image size. iscard full, the Burst stops. thesesettings also are used for the other images. Notes • Blur, Motion Anti Shooting, Easy during available is not shooting Burst • [Off]. is set to flash The • five of maximum a of series a timer, self the with recording When • the for setting the on depending longer, becomes interval recording The • is low, or wh level the battery When • [Focus], [White Balance]adjusted and are [EV] image, first for the and Records a single image. a single Records hold and press you when succession in 10 images to up Records downshutter the button. Settings) (Burst t

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You can select the Single (single-im the Single can select You 1 Burst Settings Burst Table of Operation MENU/Settings Index

contents Search Search GB 53 desired mode desired t Shoots up to 10 images per second in succession. in second per images 10 to up Shoots succession. in second per 5 images to up Shoots succession. in second per 2 images to up Shoots (Burst Shooting Interval) t

(High) (Mid) (Low)

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Selects the number of images per second taken for Burst shooting. Burst for taken second per images of number Selects the 1 Burst Shooting Interval Shooting Burst Table of Operation MENU/Settings Index

contents Search Search GB 54 most suitable image afterwards. image suitable most e, the larger the shiftthe e, the of the larger desired mode the bracket shooting mode, you can record a can record you mode, shooting bracket the t shifted based on the selected white balance. white selected the on based shifted tting changed. You can select the select the can You changed. tting • is tone color the [Auto], than other to Balance] [White set you When Records a series 3with of imagesthe white balance shifted the in red. toward and blue, toward tone, color current order: following exposure value. exposure Does not use the bracket shooting. bracket the use not Does shifted in the the exposure with 3 images of a series Records dark. and standard, bright, order: following valu step bracket the larger The Settings) (Bracket t (Off)

(EXP±0.7) (EXP±1.0) (EXP±0.3) (White Balance)

MENU –mode Adjustment Auto Intelligent In –mode Shooting Easy In – In Anti Motion Blur mode –mode Twilight Hand-held In – HDR mode Correction Backlight In – In Movie Mode – In iSweep Panoramamode – is set [Burst Settings] to [Burst] When – activated is function Shutter Smile the When Notes • to is set dial mode the when Balance] [White select cannot You • cases: following the in Settings] [Bracket select cannot You Selection). (Scene 1 You can set the type of the bracket shooting. In shooting. the bracket of the type can set You se the with images of 3 series Bracket Settings Bracket Table of Operation MENU/Settings Index

contents Search Search GB 55 steps in a range of –2.0 EV to +2.0 EV. +2.0 to EV –2.0 of a range in steps Higher EV setting + EV setting Higher Lower EV setting – setting EV Lower

desired EV settingEV desired t Underexposure = too little = light too little Underexposure Darker image Correct exposure Overexposure = toomuchlight image Whitish (EV) t

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MENU adjustment may not be effective. setting cannot be adjusted. be cannot setting z Notes • exposure the flash, the use you when or conditions, dark or bright extremely in subject a shoot you If • In Easy Shooting mode, Manual Exposure Shooting mode or Backlight Correction HDR mode, the [EV] You can adjust the exposure manually in 1/3 EV 1/3 in manually exposure the can adjust You 1 EV Table of Operation MENU/Settings Index

contents Search Search GB 56 r Continued Continued dark while locations increasing e same, images differ depending on the ISO on depending differ images e same, desired mode desired t Sets ISO sensitivity the automatically. subjects moving or locations dark in blurring reduce image You can increasingby ISO sensitivity (select a larger number). High ISO sensitivity in even image a bright Records blur. to reduce speed shutter noisy. become to tends the image However, Low ISO sensitivity image. a smoother Records become may the image theHowever, when exposure is insufficient, darker. (ISO) (ISO) t (Auto) /// //

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MENU Sports Shooting) in Scene Selection. Scene in Shooting) Sports ISO sensitivity is a speed rating for recording that media incorporates an sensor image that th is exposure the when light. Even receives sensitivity. z Notes • mode. Shooting Exposure Manual in [ISO AUTO] select cannot You • Youcan selectonly from [ISOAUTO], [ISO 125] to [ISO 800] inBurst/Bracket mode or (Advanced 1 Adjuststhe luminous sensitivity isthe when camera set to Auto, Program Exposure Manual Shooting or (Advanced Sports Shooting) Selection. in Scene ISO Table of Operation MENU/Settings Index contents Search Search GB 57 speed faster, and pressthe shutterbuttonbefore the moves. subject Selection. • 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 Hintsfor preventing blur 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 speed conditions. in mind. tipswith the below shoot a case, such In 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 when the shutterbuttonpressed. is z Table of Operation MENU/Settings Index

contents Search Search GB 58 ions. Use this function if image if image this Use function ions. desired mode desired t 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 (One Push Push (One (Flash) (Auto) (OnePush)

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MENU 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 – In Anti Motion Blur mode –mode Twilight Hand-held In – to is set Selection Scene When – mode. Sensitivity) (High In Movie Mode – In iSweep Panoramamode Notes • [OnePush Set] is unable to be selected while chargingthe 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 • mode. Shooting Easy or Adjustment, Auto Intelligent in adjusted be cannot Balance] [White • [On]. to is set flash if HDR mode, Correction Backlight in Balance] [White select cannot You • situations: following the in adjusted be cannot Balance] [White in [Flash] 1 Adjusts color tones accord tones color Adjusts unnatural. appears color White Balance White Table of Operation MENU/Settings Index

contents Search Search GB 59 Reddish Incandescent on the control control the on z

t has been adjusted and stored stored and adjusted been has Fluorescent Green-tinged e of paper screenthe the under fillinge of Bluish [One Push Set] Push Set] [One Cloudy t affected by the lighting conditions. lighting by the affected ack, and when the white balance the and when ack, Daylight White (standard) White (White Balance) (White t Effects of lighting conditions lighting of Effects Characteristics of of Characteristics light Weather/lighting The screen momentarily turns bl turns momentarily The screen samelighting conditions as you will shoot the subject. MENU Frame a white object such as a piec in the memory, the recording screen is displayed again. displayed is screen the recording the memory, in button emitting. automatic white balance. white automatic z is subject of the color apparent The color adjusted tonesThe are automatically, adjustmanually color you tones but can using function. White Balance the Tocapture the white basic color in Push[One mode Set] Notes •progress. in is Set] Push [One while camera the strike or shake not Do • flash the with condition to the is adjusted balance white the Synchro], or [Slow [On] is set to flash When • the If Use set. be cannot or set not is either balance white the shooting, while flashes indicator 2 1 Table of Operation MENU/Settings Index

contents Search Search GB 60 r Continued Continued AF range finder frame finder range AF AF range finder frame finder range AF AF range finder frame finder range AF it is difficultto get proper the focus in that adjusts the focus automatically. the focus that adjusts desired mode desired t operates with priority on faces. on priority with operates 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 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 • When the Face Detection function is active, AF Focuses on a subject in all ranges of the of all ranges in a subject on Focuses automatically. frame finder halfway button shutter the press you When downstill inimage shooting mode, a green is in area that the around displayed is frame focus. (Focus) (Focus) t (CenterAF) AF) (Spot (Multi (Multi AF)

MENU –mode Adjustment Auto Intelligent In – In Easy shooting mode – In Anti Motion Blur mode –mode Twilight Hand-held In – In Movie Mode – activated is function Shutter Smile the When – People] Two [Self-portrait or Person] One [Self-portrait to is set self-timer the When dotted line. In this case, thecamera works to focus on the subjects at the center of the screen. Notes •function. Detection Face the use cannot you AF], [Multi than other to set is mode focus the When •situations: following the in AF] [Multi to is fixed mode focus The • Whenyouuse [Digital Zoom] Illuminator], or [AF theAF range finderis frame disabled and appears in a auto focus mode. focus auto a function Focus,” “Auto for stands AF 1 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 61 Recompose the shot the that the subject so shot centered is Recompose the shutter press and finder, the AF range in button halfwayto focus on the subject (AF lock). and flashing stops indicator lock AE/AF the When remains on, return the to fully composedshot, and press shutter the buttonfully down. down, you can retry the procedure as manytimes as necessary. • As long as you do not press the shutterbutton fully 1 2 AF range finder finder range AF frame AE/AF lock indicator Focusing on subjects near the edge of the screen If the subject is out of focus, do as follows: as do focus, is of subject out the If z Table of Operation MENU/Settings Index

contents Search Search GB 62 Spot metering cross cross metering Spot hairs Positions on the subject and determines the exposure the exposure determines and desired mode t based on the brightness of the subject there (Center-weighted (Center-weighted there subject of the brightness on the based metering). the subject of part a only Measures useful is function This metering). (Spot when backlit or is the subject when between the contrast is strong there background. the and subject Dividesmultiple into measures region. and The regions each (Multi-pattern exposure well-balanced a determines camera metering). the image, of center the Measures (Metering Mode) t (Center) (Spot) (Multi)

MENU –mode Adjustment Auto Intelligent In – In Easy shooting mode – HDR mode Correction Backlight In – activated is function Shutter Smile the When – People] Two [Self-portrait or Person] One [Self-portrait to is set self-timer the When Notes • In Movie Mode, [Spot] cannot be selected. • used. be cannot function Detection Face the [Multi], than other to Mode Metering set you If •situations: following the in [Multi] to fixed is Mode Metering 1 Selectsmetering modethe that setsof subject partwhich to to the measure determine the exposure. Metering Mode Metering Table of Operation MENU/Settings Index

contents Search Search GB 63 r Continued Continued creased according to the according creased cally changes the setting and and setting the changes cally izes (Twilight), (Twilight (Twilight), (Twilight Portrait), (Twilight SceneRecognition icon and guide scenes. of types following the recognizes camera The it scene, optimal the determines camera the When displays the correspondingicon and guide. using a tripod), (Backlight), Portrait), (Landscape), (Backlight (Macro), (Portrait) desired mode be recognized in an environment where vibrations vibrations where environment an in recognized be t the ISO sensitivity is in the ISO sensitivity o] in the following situations: following the in o] (Backlight) has activated. (Backlight Portrait), it automati will turn green. turn will immediately after shooting. the on details For automatically. is selected open are eyes with image the function?”. Blink Anti the is “What see function, Blink Anti Example of an image where • the on + mark the consecutively, two images 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 When the camera recognizes the scene, it switches to the optimal the optimal to it switches scene, the camera recognizes the When the image. and shoots settings the optimal to it switches scene, the camera recognizes the When recogn camera the If settings. Portrait), (Twilight using a tripod), image. another shoots (Backlight) or (Scene Recognition)

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Set the modeto dial MENU (Intelligent Auto Adjustment). – During burst shooting – activated is function Shutter Smile the When – People] Two [Self-portrait and Person] One [Self-portrait to is set self-timer the When camera still during shooting. are transferred to the camera even though it is fixed on a tripod. a on fixed it is though even camera the to transferred are Notes movement to reduce subject blur (Motion Detection). (Motion blur subject reduce to movement • The available flashsettings [Auto] are and [Off]. • cannot sometimes scenes tripod) a using (Twilight •zoom. digital using when function not does Recognition Scene • [Aut to is fixed Recognition Scene • situation. the on depending recognized be not may scenes These • Sometimesaslow shutterresults scene when a recognized is as a (Twilight using a tripod).Keep the 1 2

In IntelligentIn Auto Adjustment mode, the automatically camera detects shooting conditions, and detected, is When motion the shot. takes then Scene Recognition Scene Table of Operation MENU/Settings Index contents Search Search GB 64 the image which the image which the 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 the face with increased sensitivity with Shoots guide and shake reduced Shoots witheven slower shutterspeed without sensitivity increasing Shoots withthe brightnessand contrast of the background adjusted Shoots withthe brightnessand contrast of the face and the background adjusted Second Image Second d shoots two images with different effects, effects, with different two images d shoots es are closed in both images, the message the message images, both in closed are es * Shoots in Slow Synchro Slow in Shoots flash the with Shoots flash the which face the with Shoots strobes on as guide First Image First Synchro Slow in Shoots face the with Synchro Slow in Shoots which the flash strobeson as guide Shooting twice, choosing the best image later - it’s it’s - later image best the choosing twice, Shooting more convenient! ([Advanced]) What is the Anti Blink function? Blink Anti the is What (Twilight Portrait), (Twilight usingtripod), a (Backlight) and (Backlight * except when the flash strobes/when theshutter speedis slow When set to [Advanced], the camera automatical the set to [Advanced], When z * [Auto]. to is set flash When it recognizes record and sel willect, display, The camera (Portrait). Portrait)), it changessettings the as follows an like. you one the select to you allowing In [Advanced], when the camera recognizes a difficult-to-shootcamera (scene [Advanced], recognizes the a when In (Twilight), z eyes are not blinked automatically. If the ey If automatically. blinked are not eyes displayed. is eye detected” “Blinked Table of Operation MENU/Settings Index

contents Search Search GB 65 desired mode t Detects a big smile. Detects a smile. normal Detects a smile.slight Detects a even (Smile Detection Sensitivity) t (Slight Smile) (Slight (Big Smile) (Normal

Smile)

MENU –mode Shooting Easy In – In Anti Motion Blur mode –mode Twilight Hand-held In – HDR mode Correction Backlight In – In Movie Mode – In iSweep Panoramamode Notes • Smilesnot may be detectedcorrectly depending on the conditions. • situations: following the in adjusted be cannot Sensitivity] Detection [Smile

Sets sensitivity the Smile theof Shutter functionfordetecting smiles. 1 Smile Detection Sensitivity Detection Smile Table of Operation MENU/Settings Index

contents Search Search GB 66 r Continued Continued even if it is set to [Off]. is set to if it even tomatically set to [Auto] set to tomatically focus, flash, exposure, white balance and red- and balance white exposure, flash, focus, s mode s mode set AF] is to [Multi is mode or metering the desired mode desired t lf-timer is set to [Self-portrait One Person] or [Self-portrait Two Two [Self-portrait orOne Person] [Self-portrait lf-timer is set to Selects the face the camera is to automatically focus on. focus to automatically is the camera Selects the face face. child’s on with priority shoots Detects and face. adult’s on with priority shoots Detects and Does not use Face Detection function. Faceuse not Does Face Detection frame (Orange) Face Detection frame (White) When the camera detects more than one subject, the camera will judge which is the main main the is which judge will camera the subject, one than more detects camera the When subject and set focus by priority. The Face Detection frame for the main subject will turn orange. The frame for which the focus is set will turn green by pressing the shutter button halfway down. (Face Detection) Detection) (Face t (Auto) (Child (Adult (Off)

Priority) Priority)

MENU People]. –mode Shooting Easy In – In Movie Mode – In iSweep Panoramamode set to [Multi]. to set Notes • the when focu only [Face select Detection] You can • se the [Off] when select You cannot • [Face Detection] cannot be selected in the following situations: 1

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contents Search Search GB 68 an image, the camera camera the image, an e Anti Blink function operates so operates function e Anti Blink ’s eyes open are recorded. are open eyes ’s ) while you are shooting shooting are you while ) desired mode t When Face Detection is active, th is active, Face Detection When that images with the subject with that images Does not use the Anti Blink function. Blink Anti the use not Does not blinked automatically. (Anti Blink) Blink) (Anti t (Auto) (Off)

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contents Search Search GB 69 nder stable recording conditions. recording stable nder desired mode t Provides the SteadyShot effect u the SteadyShot Provides effect. SteadyShot powerful a more Provides (SteadyShot) (SteadyShot) t

(Standard) (Active)

Set the modeto dial Mode). (Movie MENU

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contents Search Search GB 70 z

on the control control the on t z

on the control button, then press press then button, control the on t V / v . z aying with the control button.with aying . desired slideshow desired [Continuous Playback] Playback] [Continuous z Rewinds image. Rewinds image. Forwards • with volume the Adjust Playback feature Stop Sets the display settings. screen. control volume the Displays Plays back all the images in succession. all the images back Plays and effects added with succession, in images back Plays music. t t [Display Main Image Only], only the main image is displayed. image main the only Only], Image Main [Display (Slideshow) (Slideshow) (Slideshow) (Slideshow) t t again while again scrolling, the returns screen whole to the panoramic image.

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contents Search Search GB 71 r Continued Continued ed folder when when ed folder on the controlz on the

st images, three images t e currently select e currently is adjustable in [Interval] and you can can you and in [Interval] adjustable is 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 MainImage Only],the grouped burstimages are [Slideshow music]with t View Mode is Folder View. is Folder View Mode interval. a preset at images switching slideshow A simple 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 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 [Date View]. Mode is Viewwhen in th images of a slideshow Plays (Slideshow) (Slideshow) z

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contents Search Search GB 72 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) 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 intervalThe to is set suit the selected [Effects]item. 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 on the on control to button display the volumescreen,press then control V Selecting background music background Selecting to adjust to the volume. 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 102) and transfer the music again. V / • 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 124. and 123 • 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. Press Press track. music Music Specifies the slides to music during be played v 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 73 z on the control

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contents Search Search GB 74 [LUN Settings] [LUN Settings] t (Main Settings) t (Settings) (Settings) t the (TransferJet)marks face each other. communication can be obtained. the (TransferJet)marks are close as illustrated. • which at angle the on depending varies range or speed Transfer • until camera the of position/angle alter the may to It necessary be • For a better transfer, position the cameras paralleleachother to so [Single]. separately) Using TransferJet-compatible devices (sold (sold devices TransferJet-compatible Using Tips fortransferring data compatible device. compatible t – You cannotrecordor delete datathis on camera when thecamera is connected toaTransferJet- – “PMB”. using computer a to images the importing while connection stop not Do – Press the – If no imageis displayed, MENU set (Playback) buttonthe on camera to switch to playback mode beforehand. A beep sounds when the connection is successful. is connection the sounds when beep A Press the (Playback) button to to switch playback mode. Receiveimage databy aligning and other device. (TransferJet) on the camera marks • When you use TransferJet-compatible devices, be careful ofthe following: UsingTransferJet-compatible devices (sold separately) allows transfer you to image to data a computer. as such device, another details,For refer tooperating the instructionssuppliedwith the TransferJet-compatible devices. z Aligning Aligning device. other and camera the on marks (TransferJet) z Receiving the by data TransferJet Notes • Some images cannotbe played backon this camera. •an image If databasefile error occurs during saving images,an image recoveryscreenappears. • To playback images thatcould not be registered to the databasefile, playback in [Folder view (Still)]. 1 2 Table of Operation MENU/Settings Index

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contents Search Search GB 82 s the folder containing the image the containing the folder s

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t [Movie format] format] [Movie t (Shooting Settings) (Shooting t Thismethod recording for is suitable viewingvideo smooth images TV. (HD) Definition a High on are recorded. AVCHD movies This recording method is suitablefor WEB uploads and e-mail attachments. are recorded. movies (AVC) mp4 on the control buttoncontrol on the z

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t [AF Illuminator] t with priority on subjects located near the center of (Twilight), (Pet) or mode (Fireworks) is range finder frame is disabledframe AF rangerange is finder and a new One Person] or [Self-portrait Two People]. Two [Self-portrait orOne Person] (Shooting Settings) (Shooting t Uses AF the illuminator. Does not use the AF illuminator. on the control buttoncontrol on the z

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t [Grid Line] t set a subject in a horizontal/vertical position. in a horizontal/vertical set subject a (Shooting Settings) (Shooting t Displays the gridare grid lines lines. recorded. not The Does not displaygrid lines. the on the control buttoncontrol on the z

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t [Digital Zoom] [Digital t the range where the image will the image where the range tal zoom scale of approximately of approximately scale tal zoom es the image using optical zoom (up to 10×). to 10×). (up zoom optical image using es the es either smart or precision digital zoom. digital precision or smart es either (Shooting Settings) (Shooting t Approx. 14× Approx. 57× Approx. 19× Approx. Enlarges the digitally image within image the note that However, 10×. zoom optical the including 20× is scale exceeded optical zoom the deteriorates when quality zoom). digital (Precision zoom. digital the use not Does not be distorted, according to the image size (Smart zoom). image size to the according be distorted, not to by the image sizes all Enlarges on the control buttoncontrol on the Total zoom scale zoom Total z

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contents Search Search GB 87 [Auto Orientation] t 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 Menu screen the on the [Rotate] use can (Shooting Settings) t on the control button z on the control

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contents Search Search GB 88 [Red Eye [Red Eye [Red Eye t t ash light is reflected off the blood vessels at at vessels blood the off reflected is light ash on the control button z

t (Shooting Settings) (Shooting t sing the “red-eye” phenomenon. “red-eye” the sing When the Face Detection function is activated, the flash strobes strobes the flash is activated, function Detection Face the When phenomenon. red-eye the to reduce automatically phenomenon. red-eye the to reduce strobes always flash The Reduction. Eye Red use not Does Retina Eye desired mode t (Settings) (Settings) t

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t [BlinkAlert] t recorded while Face Detection is activated, the is activated, Detection while Face recorded (Shooting Settings) Settings) (Shooting t Displays the “Blinked eye detected” message. detected” eye the “Blinked Displays message. the display not Does on the control buttoncontrol on the z

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contents Search Search GB 90 desired desired t [Beep] [Beep] t (Main Settings) t Turns on the shutter sound when you press the shutter button. shutter the press you when sound shutter the on Turns control/shutter the press you when sound beep/shutter the on Turns button. [Low]. select volume, the lower to want you If Turns off the beep/shutter sound. on the control button on the control (Settings) z

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t [Language Setting] t (Main Settings) t on the control buttoncontrol on the z

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t [Demo Mode] toDefinition a HighTV (HD) t HD movie playback format (Main Settings) t a demonstration,to set [Off]. using an HDMI cable (sold separately). (sold cable an HDMI using Demonstrates Scene Recognition mode. Scene Recognition Demonstrates Automaticallystarts the Smile Shutter demonstration when no for 15 seconds. is performed operation Automaticallystarts the AVC a for operated been not camera has after the demonstration time while connected predetermined a demonstration. perform not Does on the control buttoncontrol on the z

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

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t [HDMI Resolution] Resolution] [HDMI t (Main Settings) t using 480p,whereas if it is 1080 50i-compatible, signals are 576p. using output Set the output resolution automatically according to the information the information to according automatically resolution Set the output device. the connected of Outputsa high definition with quality image (1080i). (HD) Outputs with a standard definition image quality (SD) (480p/576p). • output are signals video 60i-compatible, 1080 is the camera If on the control buttoncontrol on the z

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MENU desired mode separately), the image being shot is not displayed in the TV side. TV the in displayed not is shot being image the separately), to the connectedTV. Notes • When shooting movies in the condition with the camera and a TV connected using an HDMI cable (sold • according [480p/576p] or [1080i] select setting, [Auto] the with properly screen the display cannot you If 1 When you connectthe to When Definition a High camera you (HD)terminals TV with HDMI using an (soldHDMI cable separately), selectResolution you can HDMI to outputto the images TV. HDMI Resolution HDMI Table of Operation MENU/Settings Index

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t [CTRL FOR HDMI] FOR HDMI] [CTRL t era to that is connected “BRAVIA” a Sync TV (Main Settings) t Allows remote controlled operation. remote controlled Allows Disallows remote controlled operation. on the control buttoncontrol on the z

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t [COMPONENT] [COMPONENT] t separately), according to the TV connected. connected. the TV to according separately), and HD(1080i) when you connect the camera and and the camera connect when you HD(1080i) and (Main Settings) 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. on the control buttoncontrol on the z

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t [USB Connect] Connect] [USB t a to a computer or a PictBridge-compliant PictBridge-compliant or a a computer to a images in the recording folder on the camera camera the on folder the recording in images (Main Settings) 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, 7/Vista/XP, Windows (with computer. the to imported are Mac OS X) a and the camera between connection Mass Storage a Establishes device. USB or other computer on the control buttoncontrol on the z

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MENU t • For detailson using “MusicTransfer”, see thehelp in “MusicTransfer”. 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 2 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 103

t [Power Save] Save] [Power t (Main Settings) a automaticallyturnsprevent off to wearing down the battery t The LCD screen darkens after about 30 seconds of no operation. operation. no of seconds 30 about after darkens screen LCD The operation. no of seconds 30 another after off camera turns The The no operation. of minute after 1 darkens LCD screen The operation. of no minute 1 another after off turns camera off turn not does camera and the darken not does LCD screen The automatically. on the control buttoncontrol on the z

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t Continued Continued [GPS setting] setting] [GPS t rt photos and movies recorded with location location with recorded movies and rt photos e camera, as you will be instructed to do by the on- the by do to instructed will be you as camera, e rded when themovieis recorded the on internal (Main Settings) t GPS direction sensor is activated. issensor GPS direction inactivated. issensor GPS direction the set information, direction and the location record not do you If GPS setting. on the control buttoncontrol on the z

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Use your camera in an openarea outside,turn and on your cameraagain. impossible. or difficult is reception signal GPS Use your camera in an openarea outside, or record images in the situationinwhich as is case, recorded. is not information location MENU desired mode memory. – Near a building, a footbridge, an ironbridge, a vehicle,iron an tower – Near electric apparatus, such a television, as speaker, refrigerator, mobile phone,headphones – Near a steel desk or steel chair,etc. sensor.the Keep camerafrom away a magnetic source orametal, ifall at possible. direction a compassneedle points). use the GPS for the first time or use it again after long intervals. Triangulating time can be shortened by by shortened be can time Triangulating intervals. long after again it use or time first the for GPS the use takingin GPS assist data(page 93). board announcement. • If no triangulating icon appears,even if you wait for several minutes, you may be in an areas where • buildings. tall near or indoors possible is not triangulation Proper z Notes •th off turn airplane, an of landing and off take During • The shooting directionnot is recorded when shootingmovies. •reco is not information direction and location The 1

The built-inGPSThe directionand sensor this acquire of the camera information locationthe on or images. on it record and direction, shooting can impo you “PMB”, software supplied the Using which a map with them viewing enjoy and a computer to information direction shooting and shows their shooting location.“PMB See Help” for details. GPS (DSC-HX5V setting only) • upwards. pointed is camera if this unstable become will information Direction •[Adjust Compass] (pageperform the sensor, in direction arisesan error When 106). • The correct shootingdirection may not be recorded or displayed in the following cases: •the If camerainclose is proximity to a magneticsource or a metal,may an error arise in thedirection • The informationon the shooting direction acquiredthis by camera is based on magnetic north (the • Use GPS in accordance with the regulationsofthe placeor situation. • Itmay takefrom several tens ofseconds to several minutes toacquire the location information when you Table of Operation MENU/Settings contents Search Search Index GB 105 g directiong with the Searching for GPS satellites. It may take several several take It may for GPS satellites. Searching triangulating. start to minutes Your camera cannot receive a GPS signal. is information location Previously-triangulated instead. location present in the used Your camerareceiving is a GPS signal, and can information. location acquire GPS reception status occurred. error an [Off] or to set is setting] [GPS Your camera cannot findGPS a signal, therefore, Use information. location the it cannot acquire your camera inopen an area. th of GPS signal reception when GPS is when reception signal GPSth of direction icon displayed on the screen. the on displayed icon direction You can check the shootin the can check You

Indicators GPS indicators No indicator Checking shooting direction Checking triangulating status East West South Shooting direction Shooting North Triangulating Impossible Searching Triangulating status Off Difficult z activated. The indicator changes according to the streng to the according changes indicator The z Table of Operation MENU/Settings contents Search Search Index GB 106

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t [Adjust Compass] Compass] [Adjust t automatically to minimize error. However, when when However, error. minimize to automatically (Main Settings) t Steady the camera with one hand placed through the wrist strap. wrist strap. the through placed hand with one the camera Steady of eight a figure trace out then and forwards, Point the camera slowly by twisting your wrist, as illustrated. A beep sounds when the Adjust Compass is successful. (Settings) (Settings) t

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on the control button control on the holdstrap andhand thePlacesteady with camerathe wrist through your one hand. slowlyeight by of and out figure a the cameraPoint trace forwards, yourtwisting wrist. MENU z Note 2 3 • metal. a or source magnetic a to proximity close in correctly performed be not may Compass] [Adjust 1

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t tion, check for the for check tion, [TransferJet] [TransferJet] t TransferJet is a close-up, wireless transfer transfer wireless close-up, is a TransferJet ith the TransferJet func transfer image data between the camera and camera the data between image transfer (Main Settings) t You can transfer image data between TransferJet- data between image can transfer You Memory inserting by images share and devices compatible aligning camera and into the Stick with TransferJet together. marks (TransferJet) page see TransferJet, by images sending on For details 73. Sends images by TransferJet. by images Sends TransferJet. by send images not Does on the control buttoncontrol on the z

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MENU desired mode of TransferJet may be subject to punishment according to local radio wave regulations. wave radio local to according punishment to subject be may TransferJet of not be available, depending on local regulations (active and pending). and (active regulations local on depending available, be not resending confirmationscreenand aligning again. (TransferJet) marks on the camera and otherdevice z Notes • Outside the country or region of purchase, set [TransferJet] [Off]. to someIn countries or regions, the use • may camera TransferJet-compatible a or TransferJet, with Stick Memory regions, or countries some In • [Off]. to is fixed [TransferJet] Viewing mode, Easy In •place the where use. the of you rules follow addition, In [TransferJet] [Off]. set to an airplane, On • the in [Yes] select case, that In seconds. 30 about within made be cannot transfer cut if is 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 each other. with communicate w equipped is camera your whether out find To TransferJet (TransferJet) mark on the bottom of the camera. of the the bottom on mark (TransferJet) UsingStick MemoryTransferJet, withcan you devices. TransferJet-compatible For more details on TransferJet, see the operating instructions supplied with Memory Stick with TransferJet. Table of Operation MENU/Settings contents Search Search Index GB 108 d using the camera for stable stable for the camera using d on the controlbutton z on the

t ry. When you use a memory card with this this with card memory a use you When ry. [OK] [OK] Tool) (Memory or Card (Internal t t recommended to format the car format to recommended [Format] [Format] t (Settings) t

MENU Tool) Memory Note • Note thatformatting permanentlyerases all data including even protectedimages. 1 Formats the memory card or the internal memo the internal or card memory the Formats for thecamera first time, is it Format performance of the memoryperformance the before of card shooting. Note that formatting permanentlyerases all etc. a computer, on data precious ble. Save unrecovera is and card, memory the data on Table of Operation MENU/Settings contents Search Search Index GB 109 [Create [Create t the storage destination folder (page folder destination storage the and 110) (Memory Card Tool) on the control buttoncontrol on the z t

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MENU REC.Folder] REC.Folder] automatically created. automatically newfolder may be automatically created. After a new folder is created, you can change change can you is created, a new folder After (page viewing images for the folder select 82). 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 the memo in the 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 110 [Change t sssANV01”. is currently used for recording images. recording for used currently is (Memory Card Tool) on the control button.on the control t B / b (Settings) z

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[OK] [OK] MENU REC.Folder] Select a folder with – “100” folder –“sssMSDCF” either only or has that “ number a with folder A Notes 3 • You cannot move recorded images to another folder. •images. record to used is memory internal the when displayed not is item This • The following folder cannot beselected as a recordingfolder.

Changes the folder in the memory card that card memory in the folder the Changes 1 Change REC.Folder Change 2 Table of Operation MENU/Settings contents Search Search Index GB 111 [Delete t (Memory Card Tool) t on the controlbutton. on the B / g images in the memory card. memory the in images g b (Settings) z

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[OK] [OK] MENU REC.Folder] Select a folder with camera, first deletethese 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 3 • You can deleteonly empty folders. If a folder contains images, or files that cannot be played back by the •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 a folder for recordin for folder a Deletes 1 Delete REC.Folder Delete 2 Table of Operation MENU/Settings contents Search Search Index GB 112 [OK] t [Copy] t 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 nt free capacity into the camera.the into capacity free nt (Memory Card Tool) t rnal memory to a memory card. memory to a rnal memory (Settings) t

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t Insert a memory card with sufficie with memory card Insert a MENU 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. copied be cannot Images • 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 113 on the control z

t er than the last assigned number, number, er than the last assigned desired mode t Tool) (MemoryCard or (Internal 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.) [FileNumber] t (Settings) t

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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 114

t Daylight Savings icon [Area Setting] t e time at your destination. on the control button. button. control the on z

Settings) (Clock t on the control button, and select Daylight Savings time with with time Savings Daylight select and button, control the on on the control button time of a selected area. a selected time of You use the camera in your area. your in camera the use You must you area, home your from area differs set currently the When Setting. the Area make to th set the camera use You Set the destination area. B z /

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MENU desired setting 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 115 . B / b / [Date & Time Setting] V t v/ Settings) (Clock t on the control button z

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) z

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MENU Set thenumeric desired value and settings with t [OK] [OK] 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 2 3 Table of Operation MENU/Settings contents Search Search Index GB 116

t [Auto Clock ADJ] ADJ] [Auto Clock t using GPS to acquire time information during during information time acquire to GPS using Settings) (Clock t Adjuststhe clock automatically. automatically. the clock adjust not Does on the control buttoncontrol on the z

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MENU desired mode Notes • [Off]. to is set setting] if [GPS ADJ] is invalid Clock [Auto • You must set [Date & Time Setting]the on camera before using it. • There may bediscrepancies of a few seconds. • correctly. function not it may area, the on Depending 1 Your camera maintains correct clock time by by time clock correct maintains camera Your starting up. Auto Clock ADJ (DSC-HX5V only) (DSC-HX5V ADJ Clock Auto Table of Operation MENU/Settings contents Search Search Index GB 117 (Playback) button To the multi connector 2 on a Standard Standard a on . Select the desired image with the control with the control image desired Select the . Cable for multi-use terminal multi-use for Cable To audio/video input jacks input audio/video To 1

button. Images shot with the camera appear on the TV on appear camera the with shot Images Turn on the TV and set the input.theTurn on the TV and set Press (Playback) button to onturn the camera. Turn off both the cameraTurn and the TV. off Connect the camera to the TV with the cable for multi-use terminal (supplied). camera andconnected. TV Notes • Whenoutput to TV, Easy Viewing mode is invalid. • the of condition the under shot is movie the TV when the on displayed be not will image shooting The 3 4 1 2 Definition (SD) TV images can a StandardYou on view Definition (SD) connecting to the TV by TV. camera a the TV. with supplied instructions operating the to also Refer Viewing an image Viewing Table of Operation MENU/Settings contents Search Search Index GB 118

On “PhotoTV HD”

your TV to Video for optimal image quality. image optimal for Video TV to your Turn off the cameraTurn and the TV. off Connect the camera an to the TV with HDMI cable separately) (sold or an HD Output Adaptor Cable (sold separately). separately) orHD Output an Adaptor Cable (soldseparately), theimage being shotis not displayed in the TV side. • “PhotoTV HD” allowsfor a highly-detailed,photo-like expression ofsubtle textures and colors. •of setting display the set movies, playing TV. For the on made be to required also are settings The • TV. the of instruction operating the to refer details, For z HD” standard. with the “PhotoTV compatible camera is This PhotoTV Sony connecting By (sold cable HDMI an using devices HD-compatible photos of world new a whole separately), (sold Cable Adaptor Output HD an or separately) quality. HD Full breathtaking in enjoyed comfortably be can Notes • Whenoutput to TV, Easy Viewing mode is invalid. • Images shotin[VGA]image sizecannot be playedbackformat. in HD • When shooting movies in the condition with the camera and a TV connected using an HDMI cable (sold 1 2

DefinitionTV (HD) to camera connecting the by TV DefinitionHigh (HD) definition a on imageshigh view can You Definition HDMIana High TV with(HD) separately) cable or HD Output Adaptoran (sold separately). (sold Cable Adaptor Output HD a Type2c-compliant Use separately). (sold Cable the TV. with supplied instructions operating the to also Refer Viewing an image on a High High a on an image Viewing Table of Operation MENU/Settings contents Search Search Index GB 119 Settings). (Main (Playback) button t To the multi connector 2 (Settings) (Settings) t . Select an image with the control button. the control image with Select an . HDMI Cable HDMI HDMI adaptor HDMI HDMI terminal HDMI To the HDMI HDMI the To 1 terminal The shooting images are displayed on the TV on are displayed images The shooting Turn on the TV and set the input.theTurn on the TV and set Press (Playback) button to onturn the camera. Attach an HDMI adaptor(supplied)Attach an HDMI Cableto an HDMI (sold separately). Connect the camera to the TV with the HDMI Cable. camera and connected a TV usingCable an HDMI (soldseparately). will not be output. Also, this may result in malfunction. in result may this Also, output. be not will Viewing an image connecting by camera the to a HighDefinition (HD) TV with ancable HDMI (sold separately) Notes •properly. work not may devices Some •HDMI Use an cable with the logo HDMI mark. • with the movies shooting when camera the to protect a after while stop automatically may Recording • MENU [1080i] in or [Auto] to [HDMI Resolution] Set • [Shutter]. to is fixed [Beep] • Do notconnect the device output terminal to the output terminalofother devices. The imagesand sounds 3 4 Connect the camera tothe Definition a High camera Connect (HD) HDMI has TV which with terminal an an HDMI cable separately). (sold 1 2 Table of Operation MENU/Settings contents Search Search Index GB 120

t (Main (Main t [CTRL HDMI]FOR (Settings) (Settings) t t compatible TV with an HDMI cable (soldan compatible HDMI TV with cable camera by the TV’s remote control on the TV. on control remote the TV’s by camera (Main Settings) t Playsbackaslideshow of images with music. Displays images one by one. time. same the at images multiple Displays Deletes images. Plays back the enlarged image. image. still a Rotates images. multiple viewing for format display the Selects Descriptions on the control button control on the (Settings) (Settings) z

t t Attach an HDMI adaptor(supplied) HDMI Attach an Cable an HDMI to (sold separately). Connect the camera to the TV with the HDMI cable. input.theTurn set on the TV and Press the camera.turn on the button to (Playback) MENU Press the SYNC MENU button on the TV’s remoteTV’s the onMENUselect Press the control and SYNC the button desired mode. [On] [On] Settings). camera incorrectly. Select [Off] in [CTRL FOR HDMI] on MENU on MENU FOR HDMI] [CTRL [Off] in camera Select incorrectly. camera to Sync a “BRAVIA” compatible TV. limited. Viewing images on “BRAVIA” a Sync TV Slideshow music with Image Single Image Index Delete zoom Playback Rotate View Mode Operation items Notes • the activate may TV the of control remote the TV, company’s other to camera the connect you When • TV your of controller the remote with camera the of your operation connecting the by perform can You • Whenthe cameraconnected is set to a TV using an HDMI Cable, thefunctions that you can operate are 1 2 3 4 5 When connecting the camera to a “BRAVIA” Sync a “BRAVIA” to the camera connecting When your on back images play can you separately), 6 Table of Operation MENU/Settings contents Search Search Index GB 121 (Playback) button (Playback) To the multi connector 2 for [HD(1080i)] select to Settings) (Main t To audio/video . Select an image with the control button. the control image with Select an . 1 jacks input White/Red (Settings) (Settings) t AUDIO COMPONENT VIDEO IN HD Output Adaptor Adaptor HD Output Cable (sold separately) Green/Blue/Red The shooting images are displayed on the TV on are displayed images The shooting Turn on the TV and set the input.theTurn on the TV and set Press the turn on the camera. (Playback) button to Connect the camera to the TV with an HD OutputAdaptor Cable (sold separately). [COMPONENT]. Viewing an image connecting by camera the to a Output HD an with TV (HD) Definition High Adaptor Cable (sold separately) Note • Before you use this function, MENU 2 3 1 You can view an image recorded on the camera by connecting the camera to a High Definition Definition a High to camera the by connecting camera on the recorded an image can view You HD Use a Type2c-compliant separately). (sold Cable Adaptor Output HD an with TV (HD) separately). (sold Cable Adaptor Output Table of Operation MENU/Settings contents Search Search Index GB 122 SP2/ 2 Mac OS X (v10.4 to v10.6) SP3/Windows Vista* 1 r is required to use the function for creating creating for use function the to r is required Disk space required for installation— for required Disk space 512 High the editing playing/ more (For 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 mmendedwhen using the supplied software, mmendedwhen using the supplied software e” and importing images via a USB connection. USB via a images importing e” and Intel Pentium III 800 MHz or faster (For playing/ USB Connection: Mac OS X (v10.3 to v10.6) to (v10.3 X Mac OS Connection: USB Portable: Transfer/PMB Music Microsoft Windows XP* Windows Microsoft Windows7 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: CPU:

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 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 reco environment computer following The “Music Transfer” or “PMB Portable” and importing images via a USB connection. via images importing and “PMB Portable” or Transfer” “Music * * 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 “PMB”, “Music or “PMBTransfer” Portabl Using with your computer your with Using Table of Operation MENU/Settings contents Search Search Index GB 123

) to accept 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”

(SONYPMB). screen to proceed with installation. the screen to proceed you can start up all of the application from “PMB Launcher”. “PMB from application the of all up start can you Tostart up “PMB Launcher”,double-click (PMB Launcher)on thedesktop. For thedetailed operation method, see“PMB” support pagebelow (English only)or click Help). (PMB http://www.sony.co.jp/pmb-se/ the screen.

• If the AutoPlay screen appears, select “Run Install. • CD-ROM (supplied), the from “PMB” installing by computer, your in installed is already If “PMB” • Tostart up “PMB”, click (PMB)the on desktop. • Tostart up “PMB”the from Start menu, select [Start] Remove the CD-ROM after the installation is complete. Start up the software. • For theinstallation, connectthe camera to the computerduring the procedure (page 125). • 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 • t Computer]) [My XP, Windows (in [Computer] not appear,does double-click If it Turn on your computer, and insert the CD-ROMTurnand(supplied) computer, on your CD- intothe insert 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 124

t [Main Settings] t [Easy Export (PC Sync)] in in Sync)] (PC Export [Easy t (Settings) (Settings) t nvironmentis requiredBlu-ray when disc/DVD a AVCHD formatdiscs or DVD discs movies from AVCHD format Introduction to “Music Transfer” “Music to Introduction Introduction to “PMB” to Introduction [Download Music], and connectthe cameracomputer. to a connection between thecamera and your computer, andclick [Import]. connection between thecamera and your computer, click [Export] the [Manipulate] menu, and click [Export]. click and menu, [Manipulate] the imported to a computer. (An internet connection e disc isfor created time.) the first computer and enjoy viewing them withwhich a map shows their shooting location (DSC-HX5V only). 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. For other details,the in help For see “Music Transfer”. – MP3 files storedon the hard disk of your computer – Music CD tracks – Preset-music savedoncamera the • Before startingup “Music Transfer”, perform MENU The following track types can be imported using “Music Transfer”. “Music using be imported can types track following The z to in the camera at the the allows Music you files replace provided factory Transfer” “Music yourwith favoritetoand delete Music tracks, add and files. camera. your to factory the at stored tracks the restore also can You • Images ona computer can be exported to a memory card, and displayed on the camera. Make a USB z • USB a Make display. for computer a to camera the with shot images import to you allows “PMB” • You can save and print images with the date. • You can display images storeda oncomputer shooting by date in a calendar display. • time. and date shooting the change and images, still etc.) Reduction, Eye (Red correct can You •drive. You candiscs DVD disc-writing create CD or with • You can createBlu-ray discs, • You can uploadimages tomedia services. (An internet connection environmentis required.) •a to information direction shooting and location with recorded movies and photos import can You • see details, other For Help). (PMB 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 125 copy the the copy t To the multi connector 2 [DCIM] [DCIM] or [MP_ROOT] t mera to the to the mera ng a USB connection between the camera and a and the camera between a USB connection ng [OK] t Cable for multi-use terminal (supplied) terminal multi-use for Cable To a USBjack 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 • Use a Type2c-compliant USB/AV/DC IN Cable (sold separately). Turn then press on the computer, button. (Playback) Connectcamerato your computer. the Insert a sufficiently charged battery pack into the camera,sufficiently charged or connect the pack into the battery Insert a (soldAdaptor AC the AC-LS5 socket) using cameraoutlet (wall wallto a multi-use terminalIN Cable (sold for separately) and the USB/AV/DC separately). connected computer, imagesmay be damaged or cannot be played. Do not delete or copy AVCHD format movies of thememory from card the computer.Sony is not held computer. the via operations such from resulting consequences for liable Importing images to a computer (Windows) Notes •only). (DSC-HX5V computer a to information location GPS with movies the import to “PMB” Use • For operationssuchasimporting AVCHD movies to a computer, use “PMB”. • Whenthe cameraconnected is to a computer,you if operate AVCHD format movies orfoldersthe from 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, clickcomputer, [Open view folder files] to 2 3

computer 1 computer. to the images desired Connecting the ca the Connecting Table of Operation MENU/Settings contents Search Search Index GB 126 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 • terminal. for multi-use cable the 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 127

t [OK]) ountry/Area], ountry/Area], and then click [OK]. t language selection has been made, steps 3 to 5 3 to steps made, been has selection language computer, AutoPlay Wizard appears. appears. Wizard AutoPlay computer, zard for any unnecessary drives. unnecessary any for zard the first time, you must select the language. Follow the Follow language. the select must you time, the first

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

“PMB Portable” starts up. “PMB Portable” starts Read the agreement carefully. If you accept the terms of the 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 appears. screen Agreement The User The Language Selection screen appears. screen Selection The Language language,[OK]. the desiredSelect then click Click “PMB Portable”. (in Windows XP, click “PMB Portable” • [Computer] click Wizard, AutoPlay the within displayed is not 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 the office. Starting up “PMB Portable” (Windows) 5 4 3 2 1 procedure below to make the selection. Once the the selection. to make below procedure Portable”. “PMB use you time next the unnecessary are When using “PMB Portable” for for “PMB Portable” using When • You can easily register themedia services (such as blogs) you use frequently. Portable” help. the “PMB see “PMBdetails on Portable”, For • You can easily uploadimages to a blog or other media service. • You can upload images from a computer connected to the Internet even when you are away from home or service “PMB Portable”. application a built-in has camera This following: the do to this application can use You Uploading images to a media media to a images Uploading Table of Operation MENU/Settings contents Search Search Index GB 128 ountry/Area], ountry/Area], and then click [OK]. er, [PMB Portable] appears on the desktop. the on appears Portable] er, [PMB nefits of the image uploading service or other other or service uploading image the of nefits “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 [×] to close any unnecessary drives. unnecessary any to close Click [×] then[PMBP_Mac]. click folder, [PMBPORTABLE] Click appears. screen Selection The Region Makea USB connectionbetweencamera theand a Macintosh computer. comput your and camera the connect you When purposes of improving Sony’s future products and services.However, no personal data will be recorded on such occasions. time on Sony’s website, etc. website, Sony’s 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 Portable” by downloading the PMB Portable installer from the web site. web the from installer Portable PMB the downloading by Portable” on the service provider. This is also true when this camerausedforpurpose. true is thisalso is This provider. service the on Notes on “PMB Portable” Starting up “PMB Portable” (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 • Whenabugoccurs in “PMB Portable”or you delete “PMBPortable” by mistake, you can repair “PMB • 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 3 4 2 1 Table of Operation MENU/Settings contents Search Search Index GB 129 r Continued Continued iter's firmware is the iter's firmware is Disc type Disc that the version of DVD wr sfer databy insert a memorycard the into Createdisc an AVCHD format of a to imported photos and movies computer using “PMB”. CreatingAVCHDdisc an with a DVD writer/recorder other than DVDirect Express. Choosing a method a Choosing Create a standard definition image and movies of disc (STD) quality using computer a to imported photos “PMB”. Create a Blu-ray discof movies and using computer a to imported photos “PMB”. 3, 3, ® 3, etc.) ®

memory cardor slot of the DVD writer, connecting your camera cable. to the DVD writer with a USB latest. URL: following the refer to details, For http://sony.storagesupport.com/ Selecting the method creating for a disc Ordinary DVD playback devices (DVD player, DVD playable computer, etc.) AVCHDplayback format devices (Sony Blu-raydisc player, PlayStation Blu-ray disc playback devices PlayStation player, disc (Blu-ray Player etc.) Notes •you If use a Sony you DVDirect (DVD Writer), tran can • Whenyouuse Sonywriter), make DVDirect (DVD sure Select the method that best disc suits player. your “PMB”. using a disc creating details on for See “PMB Help” (page movies import To 125). You can create a disc from AVCHD format movies recorded on the camera. on recorded movies AVCHD format from a disc can create You Creating a movie disc a movie Creating Table of Operation MENU/Settings contents Search Search Index GB 130 3software. system ® 3. Youcannot playthe ® Rewritable Features Unrewritable 3 to use the latest version of the PlayStation the of version latest the use to 3 ® 3 may3 notbe available in some countries/regions. ® devices, such as a Sony Blu-ray disc playeraPlayStation and disc on ordinary DVD players. DVD ordinary on disc • Youcan play a high definition image quality(HD) disc on AVCHD formatplayback definition high from converted movie (STD) quality image definition Standard qualityimage DVDDVD-R on recorded as can movie such be media, (HD) a standarddiscs,quality and image disc is (STD) created. Using a Blu-rayyouhigh disc to definition enables record quality image (HD) than DVD discs. durationlonger of a movies High definition quality image movie can (HD) be on recorded DVD media, such created. is (HD) disc quality image definition a high and DVD-Ras discs, Discs you can use with “PMB” with use can you Discs Characteristics of each type of disc DVD-R/DVD+R/DVD+R DL DVD-RW/DVD+RW Disc type Disc • The PlayStation •PlayStation your maintain Always You can use 12 cm discs of following type with “PMB”. For Blu-ray disc, see pagesee disc, Blu-ray For “PMB”. with type following of discs cm 12 use can You 131. z z Table of Operation MENU/Settings contents Search Search Index GB 131

t [PMB Launcher] Launcher] [PMB t [PMB] [PMB] t previously imported to a computer. Your a computer. to imported previously [All Programs] Programs] [All t of disc once it has been created. been it has once disc of reen instructions. reen [Player for AVCHD]. for [Player t PlayingAVCHD format disconcomputer a Turn computer on your drive.an and place disc on the empty DVD Start “PMB”. Select the AVCHD youmovies format want to write. Click Followa disc. instructionscreatethe screen to on the (HD)]. Discs Format [Create AVCHD select to [View] • environment. computer the on depending smoothly played be not may Movies z is AVCHD” installed that “Player for discs using AVCHD format play back can You together with “PMB”. [Start] on click software, the start To For detailedFor the see Help operations, for for AVCHD”. “Player Creating an formatAVCHD disc Notes Creating Blu-ray a disc with AVCHDdisc movies a Blu-ray can create You discs. Blu-ray of creation the support must computer You discs. Blu-ray create to used be can media (rewritable) BD-RE and (non-rewritable) BD-R type either to contents add cannot Click [BD Add-on Software] on the installationof screen “PMB”, and install this plug-in on-sc to the according Software]. Add-on [BD install you when Internet the to computer your Connect details. for See “PMB Help” • (page beforehand “PMB” Install 123). • PhotosMP4 and movie filescannot berecorded on the AVCHD formatdisc. • disc. a create to time long a take may It 1 2 3 4 5 You You create a can high definition image quality (HD) AVCHD format disc from AVCHD format “PMB”. software the supplied using computer to a imported movies Table of Operation MENU/Settings contents Search Search Index GB 132 Start “PMB”. write. the moviesSelect you want to Click the disc. Followthe screen to createinstructionson the (STD)]. Discs Format [Create DVD-Video select to Turn computer on your drive.an and place disc on the empty DVD • Closesoftware all other“PMB”. than definition image quality (STD) movies. (STD) quality image definition Creating standard a definition image quality disc (STD) Notes • An Internet connection environment is required when creating a DVD-Video (STD) for the first time. • (page beforehand “PMB” Install 123). • MP4movie files cannotbe recorded ondisc. a • standard to converted are movies format AVCHD because disc a create to time longer a will take It 2 3 4 5 1 You can create a standard definition image quality (STD) disc from AVCHD format movies movies AVCHD format from (STD) disc quality image definition a standard can create You “PMB”. software supplied using a computer to imported Table of Operation MENU/Settings contents Search Search Index GB 133 r Continued Continued Tothe multi connector 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 Cable for multi-use terminal multi-use for Cable indicator appears on the screen. on appears indicator To a USB jack of of jack USBTo a 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 • Whenyouprint still images shotin[16:9] mode, both edges may becut off. • You cannot print panoramic images depending onthe printer.

You can print stillusing imagesfollowing the methods. • Printing directlyusingPictBridge-compliant a printer • type card memory your supports which printer a using directly Printing •a computer using Printing • (page a shop at Printing 134) Printing still images still Printing Table of Operation MENU/Settings contents Search Search Index GB 134 insert date time the and on a again mark to release the ere are no more images to be . . on the control button control on the z z z

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desired mode mode desired t Repeat the above step until th until step above Repeat the with an image Select printed. mark. MENU Select an image then press press image then Select an selected using [Date & Time Setting] on the camera. This function may may function This camera. the on Setting] Time & [Date using selected printer. the on depending available be not depending on the quantity of images. of quantity the on depending t Selects the number of copies of the specified image to be printed. to be image specified of the copies of number Selects the date range and folder at once. Prints folder images all and indate range selected the After step touch [OK] 4, 2 • have you order in the inserted be will date the [Date], choose you When • The designated numberof images not may fit all onto a singlesheet images. Selects the number of images you want to print side by side on a on side by side print to want you images of number the Selects sheet. sheet. the printing size of Selects the to [Day&Time] or Selects [Date] Prints the currently displayedimagesingle-image in mode. canYou multiple print select and images. After step 1 [Start] [Start] t (Print) (Print) t (Print order) mark on images in advance in the playback mode so that you do not have to to have not do you that so mode playback the in advance in images on mark order) (Print MENU MENU Desired item images to a memory card (page 112), then take the memorycard to the printshop. appearson the screen. Settings) to [PictBridge]. to Settings) Printing at a shop Quantity AllDate in Range All in This Folder Layout Size Date This Image Multiple Images Notes Notes • Consult your photo printing service shop as to whattypes ofmemory cardthey handle. •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 shop. As long as the shop supports photo printing services conforming to DPOF, you can make a make can you DPOF, to conforming services printing photo supports shop the as long As shop. reselect them youtheat when print out them shop. • 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 • the while terminal multi-use for cable the disconnect not Do indicator Connecting) (PictBridge • Moviescannot be printed. • under [USB Connect] set to sure be printer, the to connected be not could camera the If (Main 4 5 Table of Operation MENU/Settings contents Search Search Index GB 135 give consent that the contents of the internal of the internal that the contents consent give local authorized Sony service :ss” appears on the screen, see ss

page 144. If a code such as “C/E: facility. Consult your Sony dealer or Initialize the settings (page 95). Remove the battery pack, wait for about one minute, re-insert thethethenpack, power. battery on turn Check the items on pages 135 to 143. the camera. In this case, a message is displayed on the LCD screen before the power turns off. turns power the before LCD screen the on is displayed message a case, this In camera. the the down wearing to prevent automatically off turns camera the on, is power the while time of period battery pack. Turn on the camera again. up.

• Depending on the camera and battery temperature, the power may turn off automatically to protect • protect to automatically off turn may power the temperature, battery and camera the on Depending • When [Power Save] is set to [Stamina] or [Standard],if you do not operatethecamera for certain a •is locked. lever eject battery the it until insert and is correct, battery the of direction the sure Make • power to camera the for moments few a take may it camera, the into pack battery the inserting After • Insert the battery pack correctly. • Thebattery pack is discharged. Insert a charged battery pack. • battery. the to clean lightly a with soft cloth dust any Wipe is dirty. battery of the section terminal The • pack. battery a recommended Use 4 3 2 1 Battery pack and power Additional information on this product and answers to frequently asked questions can be found at our Customer Support Website. http://www.sony.net/ The power turns off off suddenly. power turns The Cannot turn on the camera. on the turn Cannot Cannot insert the battery pack. battery insert the Cannot Be aware that by sending the camera for repair, you repair, you the camera for Be aware that by sending memory, music files may be checked. may be files music memory,

If you experience trouble with the camera, try the following solutions. the following try camera, the with trouble experience you If Troubleshooting Table of Operation MENU/Settings contents Search Search Index GB 136 in speed in low light conditions, NR the (Noise in low conditions, in speed light when a memory card is inserted into the camera, camera, the into is inserted acard when memory matically to reduce the image noise. Under such such Under noise. image the reduce to matically activated. make sure that the memory card is fully inserted into the camera. the inserted into card is fully make memory sure the that auto is activated function shutter slow Reduction) time. long a takes recording conditions, to charge the battery. the charge to propercharging temperature range (10 °C to30 °C (50 °F to 86 °F)). Fully discharge the battery pack once, thencharge to it correct the indication. one. new a with it replace to time probably is it significant, becomes charges – Delete unnecessary images (page 43). – Change the memory card. – “Memory Stick PRO Duo” (Mark2) media, “Memory Stick PRO-HG Duo” media – faster) or SDXC memory cardcard 4 or memory (Class SDHC SD card, memory • certa a than slower becomes speed shutter the When • detected. not is face smiling if a is shot image No •(page [Off] to Mode] Set [Demo 94). scenes. night • shooting when properly work not may function anti-blur The • Shoot after pressing the shutter button halfway down. • is [SteadyShot] when even effective be not may function anti-blur the is excessive, shake If camera • Checkthefree capacity of theinternal memory ormemory card. is If it full, do one of the following: • flash. the charging while images record cannot You cards: • memory following the use you that it recommended is movies, recording When •(page [Off] to Mode] Set [Demo 94). •(page [Off] to Blink] Reset [Anti working. is function Blink Anti The 68). • If images are recorded on the internal memory even • 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 • page to Refer details. for 153 • This phenomenon occurs when you usethe camera in extremely an hot or cold location. charge. battery remaining actual the and indicator •charge remaining the between arose discrepancy A • Batterycapacity decreasesover time and through repeated use.If decreased usage time between 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 137 ting), ting), or (Twilight) is mode (Fireworks) (Gourmet), (Pet), (Beach) or mode. (Snow) selected in Scene Selection. print or save images with (page date the images or save print 123). adjustmenttake may some timeshooting when a close subject. Selection. Scene the malfunction. is set to [Multi]. to is set than than shortest the distanceshooting (approximately 5 cm (2 inches) (W)/100 (3ft cm 3from the lens). 3/8 inches) (T) images. still shooting when Selection Scene the – In Burst/Bracket mode is selected. – mode Blur Motion Anti In – mode Twilight Hand-held In – Sensitivity), (High Shoo Sports (Advanced – In Movie Mode – IniSweep Panorama mode – HDR mode correction Backlight In – When –(Advanced Sports Shooting) In mode Movieinthe Scenemode Selection isselected – is working. Shutter Smile The • This camera does nothave a feature forsuperimposing dates onimages. By using “PMB”,youcan • Focus down. halfway button shutter the hold and Press focus. the adjusts automatically camera The • (Advanced Sports Shooting), (Landscape), (Twilight) or (Fireworks)mode is selected in • While shooting,the date and time are not displayed. They are displayed only during playback. • a is not This image. in the appeared and light flash the reflected air the etc.) in pollen, (dust, Particles • You cannotuse the flashwhen: • Set the flash to (On) (page 36) when the SceneSelection mode is set to (Landscape), • mode metering AF] and the mode is set [Multi when the focus to only Detection can Face select You • You cannotuse the zoom when shooting in iSweep Panoramamode. • You cannotuse the Smart zoom dependingthe onimage size(page 86). • You cannotuse the digital zoomwhen: • The subject is tooclose. When shooting,make sure to position the lens farther awayfrom the subject • Shooting), Sports (Advanced (Twilight), or (Landscape) in selected is mode (Fireworks) Cannot insert dates insert dates on images. Cannot The date and time are not displayed on the LCD screen. The close-up shoot function (Macro) does not does not work. (Macro) function shoot close-up The Fuzzy white circular spots appear in images shot using the flash. the using shot images in appear spots circular white Fuzzy The flash does not work. flash does The Cannot select the 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 138 [Red Eye [Red Correction] in viewing menu (page 77), orcorrect t display information (page information display 34). processed on a computeror imageswhich wereshot using other cameras. using “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 • (page [On] to is set Orientation] [Auto 87). • The screen display is set to display images only. Press the DISP (Screen Display Settings) button to • button Settings) Display (Screen DISP the Press only. images display to is set display screen The •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 in connection USB mode. 126). • Use“PMB” to playimages stored on with a PC this camera. • (page [Single] to Settings] [Burst Set 52). •[Off] (pageto Settings] Set [Bracket 54). •(page [Advanced] to set is Recognition] [Scene 63). • This is not a malfunction. These dots are notrecorded. • (page images is Delete unnecessary or memory full. card memory internal The 43). • pack. battery charged Insert is low. level battery The •(page [On] or [Auto] to Reduction] Eye Set [Red 88). • Shoot the subject at a distance closerthan theflash range using the flash. • Light theroom and shoot thesubject. • Retouchthe image using [Retouch] • 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 55). incorrect. is exposure The • (page Balance White the Adjust 58). Viewing images 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 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 the hold and when press you flash speed and F value shutter The down. halfway Table of Operation MENU/Settings contents Search Search Index GB 139 (page 115). use you time and location the on depending all, at location the determine to able be not may receiver camera. the a as such reflected, or blocked are signals radio where places in camera the using Avoid satellites. shadowy place surrounded by buildings or trees, etc. Use the camera in opensky environments. GPS signals, etc. instead. location present in the camera again. (page 126). the TV. • correctly time and date the Set greatly. shifted is time set or set, is not Setting] Time & [Date • (page data] assist [GPS Update expired. has data assist of validity of term The 93). the or • location the determine to longer take may it constantly, vary satellites GPS of positions the As • GPS from signals radio by triangulating location geographic is a “GPS” for determining system • The margin of error can be up to several-hundred meters depending on surrounding buildings, weak weak buildings, • surrounding on depending meters to several-hundred be up can error of margin The • Your camera cannot receive a GPS signal. Previously-triangulatedlocation information may be used • (page [On] to setting] Set [GPS 104). obstructions. •of because satellites GPS from signals radio receive to able be not may camera Your • on the turn and area, to an open camera your bring correctly, information location the To triangulate • Cancel the protection (page 79). • Thecamera and television must the use same color television system(page 149). • Checkwhether theconnection is correct (page 117). • If the USB connector of the cable for multi-use terminal is connected to another device, disconnect it on • displayed is not shot being image the TV connected, a and camera the with movies shooting When • Cancel the EasyViewing modeif activated. • Transfer music files to the camera with “Music Transfer” (pages 123, 124). •(page correct are setting slideshow and setting volume the that Confirm 70). • Slideshow is played back with [Continuous Playback]. Select [Slideshow with music] and playback. GPS (DSC-HX5V only) Deleting It takes time to triangulate although [GPS assist data] is taken is data] taken in. assist [GPS although triangulate time It takes to Excessive error in location information. The camera is not receiving camera signal. a isThe GPS not Cannot deleteCannot image. an The imageThedoesappear not TV. the on Cannot hear music during slideshow. music during hear Cannot Cannot display imagesCannot in mode. index Table of Operation MENU/Settings contents Search Search Index GB 140 k” media Readers/Writers made by manufacturers manufacturers by made Readers/Writers media k” ttery pack or use the AC adaptor (sold separately). media Reader/Writer support “Memory Stick PRO theimages toacomputer. Shoot using a memory card formatted by the camera (page 108). other thanSony should contact those manufacturers. 126). The computer recognizes the “Memory Stick Duo” PRO media. Duo” media. Users of computers and “Memory Stic again firmly. computer. your of connectors memory. •Help” (page “PMB to refer “PMB”, are using If you 123). • Consult the computer or software manufacturer. • [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 125). • When youshoot images with a memory cardformatted byacomputer, youmay not beable toimport • Makethe connection USB afterthe computeris turned on. • If “Memory Stick PRO Duo” media is not supported, connect the camera to the computer(pages 125, • ba charged the insert is low, level battery the When • Check that the computer and the “Memory Stick” • (page [Mass Storage] [Auto] or to Connect] Set [USB 99). • (supplied). terminal for multi-use Use the cable • Disconnect the cable for multi-use terminal fromboth the computer and the camera, and connectit • Disconnectequipment all other than the camera, the keyboardand themouse from theUSB • Connectthe camera directlytoyour computer withoutpassing through a USB hub or other device. •[Adjust Compass] (page Perform 106). • Donot place the camera in closeproximity to a magnetic source, or a metal. • The shooting direction is not recorded when shooting movies. • shooting when recorded not is direction shooting The • The location and direction information is not recorded when the movie is recorded on the internal • computer. your to information location GPS with movies the import to “PMB” Use Computers Cannot play back images on your playCannot 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 does not recognize computer Your “Memory Stick PRO Duo” media is not recognized by a computer with a “Memory “Memory a with computer a by recognized is not media Duo” PRO Stick “Memory Stick” media slot. Excessive error in compass information The location or direction information has not recorded.has not been information direction location or The Table of Operation MENU/Settings contents Search Search Index GB 141 ” and play it back (page 123, 125). images to your computer using “PMB • printer. the of manual operation the to Refer • This featurenot is available. •it. Remove camera. the in inserted card memory a is There • The memory card is full. Copy to a memory card with sufficient capacity. •camera. the into inserted is fully card memory the that sure Make • Insertthe memory card in the correct direction. • it. restore cannot You formatting. by is deleted card memory the on data the All • You are playingback the movie directlyfrom the internal memory or the memory card.the Import • Use“PMB” to playimages stored on with a PC this camera. • Registerthe image to the image database file,then play back in [Date View] (page 75). • Event View isnot available onthis camera. Printing Internal memory Memory card See “PictBridge-compliant printer” together following with the items. an print image. Cannot 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 play back or record memory. record internal play the Cannot back or images using Images are recorded on the internal memory even when a memory card is inserted into the camera. You have formatted memorya card by mistake. Cannot insert a memory memory a insert Cannot card. Images once exported to a computer cannot camera. on the viewed cannot be a computer to onceImages exported The image andsound are interrupted by noise when you view a movie on a computer. Table of Operation MENU/Settings contents Search Search Index GB 142 ecognize Exif information. For compatibility with with For compatibility information. Exif ecognize nd then on, then connect the cable for multi-use terminal again. terminal multi-use for cable the connect then on, then nd print the image again (page 133). Connecting) mark was displayed. not. or functions these provides printer manufacturer. multi-use terminal again. If you still cannot print your images, disconnect the cable for multi-use multi-use for cable the disconnect images, your print cannot still you If again. terminal multi-use a off printer the turn terminal, standard. Consult the printer manufacturer as to whether the printer is compliant with PictBridge or or PictBridge with compliant is printer the whether to as manufacturer printer the Consult standard. not. printer. the with supplied instructions operating the to refer printer, image. shot with the camera include information on the recording date, you can print images with the date date the with images print can you date, recording the on information include camera the with shot r can software the or printer the if superimposed image shot with the image size set to [16:9], the lateral end of the image may be cut off. cut be may image the of end lateral the [16:9], to set size image the with shot image printer manufacturer as to whether the printerprovides these functions or not. edges. both off cutting without software. the or printer the of manufacturer the consult information, Exif • [Off] and [Date] to Set inserted. cannot be the so date recording data the image does not have The • the while terminal multi-use for cable the disconnect not did you Confirm (PictBridge • Theprinter does not provide thesefunctions. Consultthe printer manufacturer to as whether the printer the Consult •printer. the on depending mode index the in inserted be not may date The • Checkthatthe camerathe and printer are properly connected using thecable for multi-use terminal. • with printer. the supplied instructions refer to the operating details, For on printer. the Turn • If you select [Exit] during printing,images may not be printed. Disconnectand connect the cable for • The camera cannot be connected directly to a printer that is not compliant with the PictBridge • PictBridge the with compliant is not that printer a to directly connected be cannot camera The • Checkthatthe printer is turnedand on can beconnected to the camera. •(page [PictBridge] to Connect] [USB Set 99). • on the is indicated If message error an again. terminal for cable multi-use the connect and Disconnect • Movies cannot beprinted. • Images shot using other cameras, or images modified with a computer may not be printed. • panoramic off cut in printed be or may printer the on depending printed be not may images Panoramic • Using “PMB”, you can print images with date (page 123). • The camera does not have a feature for superimposing dates on images. However, because the images • Dependingon 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 • If you useaphoto printing service, ask themtosuperimpose the dateson images. PictBridge-compliant printer “------” 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 or images in the mode. print date index insert the Cannot Printing canceled. is Cannot print images. print Cannot A connection cannot be established. be A connection cannot Cannot print images with the date. with the images print Cannot Images are printed with both edges cut off. cut edges both printed with are Images Table of Operation MENU/Settings contents Search Search Index GB 143 harged. Insert a charged battery, and set aside for and set asidebattery, Insert a chargedharged. [Area Setting]. [Area t [Clock Settings] Settings] [Clock t (Settings) (Settings) t MENU MENU it. 24off. power more left the or with hours the printer. the reconnect the cable for multi-use terminal. multi-use for cable the reconnect (page printer. the or 133) • 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 115). • Theinternal rechargeable backup battery hasdisc • The battery pack is discharged. Replace it with a charged battery pack, then turn the camera on again. • moving. stopped has that lens the force to attempt not Do • This is not a malfunction. • Moisturecondensation has occurred. Turn off the camera and leave for about it an hour before using • Wait for a while as the printer is carrying out the cancellation. It may take some time depending on on depending time • some take may It cancellation. the out is carrying printer the as while for a Wait • When you use paper of a different size after connecting the printer to the camera,disconnect and then • camera the of either setting the Change printer. the of that from differs camera the of setting print The • Consultthe printer manufacturer as to whether the printercan provide the desired size. Others 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 cameralong when time. becomes The The camera turns off with the lens portion lens with the off extended. portion camera turns The The lens gets fogged. lensThe gets Cannot operate the camera after cancelling printing. Cannot print the image at the size selected. image the the at print Cannot Table of Operation MENU/Settings contents Search Search Index GB 144 r, or an unformatted memory card is inserted. memoryunformatted an r, or the following corrective actions a few times, a few actions corrective following the ) will differ depending the on thestate of ppears, the self-diagnosis function on the camera the camera on function self-diagnosis the ppears, ied) or NP-FG1 (sold separately) battery pack. battery separately)(sold NP-FG1 or ied) ss rdware. Turn the power off and on again. and on power off Turn the rdware.

ss ss ss ss ss ss ss the type of battery pack, the indicator may flash even though there are still 5 to 10 to 5 still are there though even flash may indicator the of pack, minutes battery of type the left. time battery remaining taking out and inserting the memory card several times. several card memory the inserting and out taking Sony service facility. Inform them of the 5-digit code, which starts from “E”. from starts which code, 5-digit the of them Inform facility. service Sony Format the internal memory orinternal card memory memory (pagethe the Format 108). memory card.

•(supplNP-BG1 an is not inserted battery The • The battery level is low. Charge the battery pack immediately. Depending on the conditions of use or or use of conditions the on •Depending immediately. pack battery the Charge low. is level battery The • The camera cannot read or write data on the memory card. Try turning off and on the camera again, or • The internal memory has experienced a format erro • A malfunction that you cannot service has occurred. Contact your Sonydealer orlocal authorized • A camera malfunction has occurred. Initialize the camera (page 95), thenthe turnpoweron again. •ha camera’s the with trouble is There • Theinserted memory card cannot be used with the camera, or the datadamaged. is Insertanew Messages Self-diagnosis display For use with compatible battery only If the following messages appear, follow the instructions. follow appear, messages the following If E:94: E:91: E:61: E:62: C:13: C:32: E:95: If a code starting with a letter of the alphabet a alphabet the with a letter of starting a code If messages working.is two last The digits (indicated by Warning indicators and and indicators Warning camera. trying after even problem the solve cannot you If repair. need may the camera SonydealerContact local your or Sony authorized service facility. Table of Operation MENU/Settings contents Search Search Index GB 145 tect switch, and the switch is set to the LOCK the to is set switch the and switch, tect a computer anddelete then the folder. 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. with file the Delete camera. this on • played be cannot that file a containing folder a delete to tried You • 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 this folder of the memorycard. • Thecamera cannot record or deleteimages on this memorycard. • Format the media again (page 108). •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 File found which was not was not recognized which File found 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 146 secure the camera. the secure folder (page 110). No guaranteesNo are made for playing back,this oncamera, files containing images whichwere processed on a computeror imageswhich wereshot using other cameras. folder. 123MSDCF and 123ABCDE). Selectanother folder, or create folder a new (pages 109, 110). is folders if this the case. •(page [MP4] to format] Set [Movie 83). • lens The malfunction. • For recording movies,it is recommended that you usea memory card ofGB1orlarger. • 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 • Release the protection(page 79). • 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 • You tried to deleteafolder that wasmade read-only by PC or another device. •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 • A folderthe with first same three digit number already existson thememory card (for example: • Thefolder with a name beginning with “999” existsthe on memory card.You cannot create any (Vibration warning indicator) (Vibration Turn the power off and on again and power off the Turn 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 more Cannot Folder error Table of Operation MENU/Settings contents Search Search Index GB 147 record to the internal memory, select [Yes] and delete unwanted images. computer using “PMB” and recoverthe memory card or internalmemory. Follow the on-screen instructions to recover data. recover to instructions on-screen the Follow possible. To register new image files to the database file, delete unnecessary images from [Date [Date from images unnecessary delete file, database the to files image new register To possible. View]. beenprocessed usingacomputer or images that wererecorded with other cameras. depending on the printer. use terminal. use • Unable to register to the databasefile or play back in [Date View]. Import all the images to a • You cannot record or play back AVCHD format moviesbecause the Image Database File is damaged. • is To full. memory internal The • Thecamera restores the date information etc. in cases whereimages havebeen deleted on a PC, etc. • Thecameracreates the necessary databaseafter filesthe memory card formatted. is • Thenumber images of exceeds that for whichdate management in a database filethe by camera is • Processingandother editing functions ofthe camera cannot beperformed on imagefiles that have • Deletethe Music file, or replacewith it an uncorruptedMusic file. • Execute [Format Music],download then new Music files. • Execute [Format Music]. • 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 100 to selected be Up • You can add (Print order)marks to up to 999 files. Cancel the selection. multi- • for cable the disconnect not Do yet. completed be not may printer the to transmission data The Inconsistencies found found in Image Inconsistencies Database File. Recover data No internal memory space remaining images? Delete Preparing Image Database File Operation cannot be executed in unsupported files in unsupported executed be cannot Operation Error Formatting Music Formatting Error Error Playing Music Playing Error Processing... Maximum number of images already selected Table of Operation MENU/Settings contents Search Search Index GB 148 thedevice becomesfull. Check the freecapacity of the device's memory, then send the databy TransferJet again. movies. temperature goes down. memory (page 108). When you cannot importof allthe images to the computerwith“PMB”, import all of the images to (page “PMB” using without computer the 125). To viewthe images againthe with camera,export the imported images to the camera with “PMB”. • of capacity memory the when is interrupted Connection transfer. file during off cut was Connection • You may not beable to receive the image dependingthe on image. • Makesure the TransferJet sender/receiver faceeachother and correct connection is made. • When you record movies for a long time,the camera temperature rises. In this case,stop recording • has dropped. the temperature until images record You cannot risen. has temperature camera The the • until wait Please movie. a recording while temperature in rise a to due stopped has Recording • Importoftheall images to the computerwith“PMB”, format and the memorycard or the internal Some files were sent not Some files were received not Connection failed Connection Recording has stopped due to increased camera temperature Recording function unavailable due to high internal temperature internal due to unavailable high Recording function Image Database File error recover Cannot Table of Operation MENU/Settings contents Search Search Index GB 149 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,

On color TV systems Note SECAM system (1080 50i) etc. Ukraine, Russia, Monaco, Iraq, 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, Rumania, 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 Hz. 50/60 AC, V 240 to V 100 within is supply power the where region or country Using the camera abroad camera the Using Table of Operation MENU/Settings contents Search Search Index GB 150 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 memory or a “Memory Stick” media other than a “Memory Stick PRO Duo” media, “Memory Stick PRO-HG Duo” media. High-speed data transfer using a parallel interface is not supported. not is interface parallel a using transfer data High-speed “MemoryStick Duo” media, “MagicGateMemory Stick Duo” mediaand “Memory Stick PRODuo” uses that technology protection copyright is MagicGate functions. MagicGate with equipped are media encryption technology. Data recording/playback that requires MagicGate functions cannot be performed with the camera. – High temperature locations such as the hot in – Locations exposed to directsunlight –present substances corrosive with locations or locations Humid Doing so Doing will cause a malfunction. swallow it. swallow Adaptor. – Whenthe “Memory Stick Duo” media is removedor equipment used. “Memory StickMicro” media. – Whenthe “Memory Stick Duo” media is used in locatio 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 151 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 Duo as of 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 “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 152 ent temperature of between 10 °C to 30(50 °C °Fto 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.

terminal section of the battery is dirty. In this case, wipe any dust with a soft cloth lightly to clean the the clean to lightly cloth soft a with dust any wipe case, this In is dirty. battery the of section terminal battery. making trial shots before taking the actual shots. the actual taking before trial shots making indicator (indicator Min). 60 which each batterypackis used. usage time betweencharges becomes significant, itprobably is time to replacewith itanew one. carrying or storing. or carrying 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 batterypackmay not be effectively charged in temperaturesoutside range. this •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. • Younot may be able to turn on the camera or the battery pack may not be effectively chargedif the • 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 Compatible battery pack • The NP-BG1 (supplied) can be used only in G type compatible Cyber-shot models. • remaining battery the after appear also minutes the separately), (sold pack battery NP-FG1 the use you If • The battery lifevaries according to how it is storedand the operating conditions and environmentin On battery life • The batteryis life limited. Battery capacity decreases over timethrough and repeateddecreased use. If • off. goes power the until mode playback slideshow in camera the leave up, pack battery the use To • To prevent staining theterminal, short-circuiting, etc., be sure to use a supplied battery case when • battery the maintain To place. dry cool, a in it store and storing before pack battery the discharge Fully How to store the battery pack • 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 153 ry packry being charged,and then insert the same

on standby.on The battery charger stops chargingenters and thestandby statusautomatically when the temperatureis outside of therecommended operating temperature.When the temperaturegets back within theappropriate range, the battery charger resumescharging and the CHARGE lamplights up again. recommend We chargingthe batterypackin an ambient temperatureofbetween 10 to °C 30 °C (50 86 to °F °F). battery pack into the battery charger securelyagain. When the CHARGE lamp flashes fast again,this may indicateabattery orthat errorbattery a packother than the specified type hasbeeninserted. Check battery the remove type, specified is the pack battery If the type. specified is the pack battery the that pack, replace with it a newoneoranother onecheck and the if batterycharger operates correctly. the If battery charger operates correctly, a batteryerrorhave may occurred. – Fastflashing: Turns the light on andoff repeatedly at theinterval of 0.15 seconds. –seconds. 1.5 of interval the at repeatedly off and on light the Turns flashing: Slow charger, battery life may beshortened. Batteries otherthan thespecified kindmay leak,overheat, or explodeyou if attempt to charge them, posing a risk of injury from electrocution and burns. • temporarily charging stops charger battery the that it slowly, indicates CHARGE the flashes lamp When • batte the remove fast, flashes lamp CHARGE the When • way: either in flashes charger battery supplied the of CHARGE lamp The • Remove thecharged battery pack fromthe battery charger. If you leave the charged battery pack in the • (supplied). charger battery in the charged be can others) no (and packs battery type NP-FG type, NP-BG Battery charger Battery Table of Operation MENU/Settings contents Search Search Index GB 154 using using 2 or the 720p specification* 720p or the 1 ressing images at higher efficiency than that than efficiency at higher images ressing video camera format used to record a high a high record to used format camera video The MPEG-4 AVC/H.264 format format a high The MPEG-4 AVC/H.264 enables The MPEG-4 AVC/H.264 format is adopted to to adopted is format AVC/H.264 MPEG-4 The either the 1080i specification* 1080i either the MPEG-4AVC/H.264 1920 × 1080/50i, 1440 × 1080/50i MPEG-4AVC/H.264 1920 × 1080/60i, 1440 × 1080/60i 1080 50i-compatible device 1080 60i-compatible device : 3

720p specification 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 1080i Ahigh definition specification whichutilizes 1,080 effectivescanning lines and the interlacesystem. 2 3 1 efficient data compression coding technology. technology. coding data compression efficient audio compress to used is system PCM Linear or Digital Dolby the and data, video compress data. is of comp capable The MPEG-4 AVC/H.264 format of the conventional image compressing format. format. compressing image conventional the of on cm DVD 8 recorded to be recorder digital a camera video shot on definition signal video etc. card, memory memory, flash drive, disk hard discs, Audio signal: Dolby Digital 2ch Digital Dolby signal: Audio Recording media:Memory card * Video signal* Video Recording and playback on your camera (HD) mentioned quality image definition high the with records camera your AVCHD format, the on Based below.

The AVCHD format is a high definition digital digital definition a high is format AVCHD The of signal (HD) definition AVCHD format AVCHD * * Table of Operation MENU/Settings contents Search Search Index GB 155 n is acquired and when the location information is information location the when and is acquired n e camera, as you will be instructed to do by the on- the by do to instructed will be you as camera, e p based on the GPS information. Meanwhile, the the Meanwhile, information. GPS the on based p at locations or in situations where radio signals from from signals radio where in situations or locations at rmation (almanac data) and travel time of the of the travel time and data) (almanac rmation on information may be written onto the image in the the in image the onto written be may information on above the earth. The GPS system consists of 24 or more GPS GPS or more 24 of system consists The GPS earth. the above locations where magnetic fields are generated, such as near highvoltage cables. etc. telephones, mobile to start trianguating, compared to when you stayinthe sameplace. Avoid using the camera in places where radiosignals areblocked or reflected, such as a shadowy place surrounded by buildings or trees, etc.Use the camera in open sky environments. receiver may not be able to determine the location at all, depending on the location and time you use the the use you time and location the on depending all, at location the determine to able be not may receiver camera. The camera automatically triangulates your current location when the camera receives radio signals from 10 is about satellites GPS the by allowed error triangulating The satellites. GPS more (32 m or 3 feet). Depending on the environmentof the location, the triangulatingerror be can greater. In this case,your ma the on location the match not may location actual slight is a There triangulating. during seconds 15 about every information location acquires camera The time difference betweenwhenthe location informatio camera. accuracy of degree the and Defense, of Department States United the by controlled are satellites GPS intentionally. changed be may recorded on an image, therefore, the actual recordinglocation may not matchexactly the locationthe on map basedthe on GPS information. board announcement. the GPS satellites do not reach the camera as follows. as camera the reach not do satellites GPS the – buildings. of shade the under or indoors tunnels, In – Betweentall buildings ornarrow at streets surrounded by buildings. – In undergroundlocations, locationssurrounded by dense trees, underelevated an bridge, or in band GHz 1.5 near camera: the as – band frequency same the of signals radio generate that devices Near On the geographic coordinate system •used. is system coordinate geographic “WGS-84” The On the other restriction • Use GPS in accordance with the regulationsofthe placeor situation. On the restriction use of of GPS on an airplane •th off turn airplane, an of landing and off take During • locati previously-triangulated fails, If triangulating • camera for the time a longer take it may camera, on the turning after right location another to move If you On triangulating errors • information location to record able be not may You • satellites. GPS from signals radio triangulating by location geographic determining for system is a “GPS” • the or location the determine to longer take may it constantly, vary satellites GPS of positions the As This systemThis allowslocationyouThe to your earth. GPS satellites pinpoint exact the on are locatedin 6orbits, 20,000 km signals, etc. the location’s determine can A GPS receiver called “triangulating”. is location a Determining satellites. more 3 or from signals receiving by longitude latitude and GPS (DSC-HX5VGPS only) satellites.signals theradio A GPS satellites, from receives calculates receiver the and current info orbital on the based receiver the of location •satellites GPS of position the by caused Error • Error during the triangulating process Table of Operation MENU/Settings contents Search Search Index GB 156 SCSI Block Device Target Device SCSI Block OBEX Push Server OBEX Push Client as the standard follows: PCL Spec. Rev1.0 compliant Rev1.0 Spec. PCL (Communication type):

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