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Recording in Progressive Scan Mode Digital Motor Drive

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3_ELURA2_E(33-79) 7/25/00 17:09 Page 48 Recording in Progressive Scan Mode (Digital Motor Drive) In Progressive Scan Mode, the ELURA2/ELURA2 MC's Digital Motor Drive E records 30 full frame images per second, continuously, for superior quality frames. Use Progressive Scan Mode for fast moving scenes and moments that are hard to capture just taking a still photo. Check your tennis or golf swing, for example, or capture the smile of a baby. ELURA2: You can then record selected still images onto a floppy disk with the Floppy Disk Still Image Recorder FR-100 (optional) and easily transfer them to a personal computer for print out, making personalized postcards, calendars, etc. ELURA2 MC only: If you plan on copying still images to a MultiMediaCard later, we recommend recording in Progressive Scan Mode. Using the Full Range of Features POWER OFVFCR 1 2 MOVIE P.SCAN 3 1. Set the POWER dial lock lever to the 22 position. 2. Turn the POWER dial to P.SCAN. • The power indicator lights up red. • PRO.SCAN appears in the display. 3. Press the start/stop button to begin recording. When you finish recording, return the lock lever to the 2 position. • Progressive scan video may appear slightly jerky during normal playback. Some recording conditions may be more suitable for MOVIE than P. SCAN. • The camera will turn itself off if you leave it in record pause mode for more than about 5 minutes. To return to record pause mode, set the POWER dial to OFF and then back to P. SCAN. 48

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E
Using the Full
Range of Features
Recording in Progressive Scan Mode (Digital Motor Drive)
2
3
1
OFF
POWER
VCR
P.SCAN
MOVIE
In Progressive Scan Mode, the ELURA2/ELURA2 MC’s Digital Motor Drive
records 30 full frame images per second, continuously, for superior quality
frames. Use Progressive Scan Mode for fast moving scenes and moments that are
hard to capture just taking a still photo. Check your tennis or golf swing, for
example, or capture the smile of a baby. ELURA2: You can then record selected
still images onto a floppy disk with the Floppy Disk Still Image Recorder FR-100
(optional) and easily transfer them to a personal computer for print out, making
personalized postcards, calendars, etc. ELURA2 MC only: If you plan on copying
still images to a MultiMediaCard later, we recommend recording in Progressive
Scan Mode.
1.
Set the POWER dial lock lever to the
22
position.
2.
Turn the POWER dial to P.SCAN.
•
The power indicator lights up red.
•
PRO.SCAN appears in the display.
3.
Press the start/stop button to begin recording.
When you finish recording, return the lock lever to the
2
position.
•
Progressive scan video may appear slightly jerky during normal playback.
Some recording conditions may be more suitable for MOVIE than P. SCAN.
•
The camera will turn itself off if you leave it in record pause mode for more
than about 5 minutes. To return to record pause mode, set the POWER dial to
OFF and then back to P. SCAN.
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