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Copying Still Images from a Cassette

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Copying Still Images from a Cassette E FOCUS AE SHIFT Copies multiple still images from a tape to the memory card, using the Photo Search function. • The still images' data codes will reflect the date and time the copies are made. + TAPE PLAY (VCR) ( 37) CARD OPER. COPY[ ] Using a Memory Card Make sure a memory card that has enough memory available and a recorded cassette have been inserted into the camcorder. 1. Locate the first still image on the cassette that you want to copy and stop the cassette at a point before that image. • All the still images on the cassette after that point will be copied onto the memory card. • If you want to copy all the images on a cassette, rewind the cassette to the beginning. 2. Open the menu and select CARD OPER. 3. Select COPY[ ] . • CANCEL and EXECUTE settings appear. 4. Select EXECUTE. • Select CANCEL to stop copying. • Cassette and card information appear in the display and copying starts. • NOW COPYING [ ] appears in the display. • The camcorder automatically performs the Photo Search function to locate still images and copying starts. The currently copying image appears in the display. • Copying stops when the cassette is finished or the memory card is full. When the memory card is full, CARD FULL will appear in the display. 5. Press the stop button when your desired images have finished copying. 108

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108
E
Using a Memory Card
Copying Still Images from a Cassette
FOCUS
AE SHIFT
Copies multiple still images from a tape to the memory card, using the Photo
Search function.
•
The still images
’
data codes will reflect the date and time the copies are made.
Make sure a memory card that has enough memory available and a recorded
cassette have been inserted into the camcorder.
1.
Locate the first still image on the cassette that you want to copy
and stop the cassette at a point before that image.
•
All the still images on the cassette after that point will be copied onto the
memory card.
•
If you want to copy all the images on a cassette, rewind the cassette to the
beginning.
2.
Open the menu and select CARD OPER.
3.
Select COPY
.
•
CANCEL and EXECUTE settings appear.
4.
Select EXECUTE.
•
Select CANCEL to stop copying.
•
Cassette and card information appear in the display and copying starts.
• NOW COPYING
appears in the display.
•
The camcorder automatically performs the Photo Search function to locate
still images and copying starts. The currently copying image appears in the
display.
•
Copying stops when the cassette is finished or the memory card is full.
When the memory card is full, CARD FULL will appear in the display.
5.
Press the stop button when your desired images have finished
copying.
[
]
[
]
COPY
CARD OPER.
[
]
(
37)
+
PLAY
(VCR)
TAPE