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NOTE The Pictures remaining: count for still images that is located at the bottom of the Image Quality screen updates when you highlight a new setting. For the approximate number of still images that can be stored in memory when the camera is set to the different Image Quality settings, see Memory capacity for still images on page 117. The following table describes the Image Quality settings in relation to still images. The default setting is Best. The Image Quality setting remains set when you turn off the camera. Icon Setting Description Good Still images will be 640 by 480 resolution and have medium compression. This is the most memory-efficient setting, ideal for still images that you want to send via e-mail or post to the Internet. Better Still images will be full resolution and have medium compression. This setting produces high-quality still images and requires less memory than the Best setting. This is recommended for printing still images up to 12.7 by 17.8 cm (5 by 7 in). Best Still images will be full resolution and have the lowest compression. This setting produces the highest-quality still images, but uses the most memory. This is recommended if you plan to enlarge still images, or print still images to a size of 18 by 24 cm (8 by 10 in) or larger. Chapter 2: Taking pictures and recording video clips 37

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Chapter 2: Taking pictures and recording video clips
37
NOTE
The
Pictures remaining:
count for still images that is
located at the bottom of the
Image Quality
screen updates
when you highlight a new setting. For the approximate
number of still images that can be stored in memory when
the camera is set to the different
Image Quality
settings,
see
Memory capacity for still images
on page 117.
The following table describes the
Image Quality
settings in
relation to still images. The default setting is
Best
. The
Image
Quality
setting remains set when you turn off the camera.
Icon
Setting
Description
Good
Still images will be 640 by 480 resolution
and have medium compression. This is the
most memory-efficient setting, ideal for still
images that you want to send via e-mail or
post to the Internet.
Better
Still images will be full resolution and have
medium compression. This setting produces
high-quality still images and requires less
memory than the
Best
setting. This is
recommended for printing still images up to
12.7 by 17.8 cm (5 by 7 in).
Best
Still images will be full resolution and have
the lowest compression. This setting
produces the highest-quality still images, but
uses the most memory. This is recommended
if you plan to enlarge still images, or print
still images to a size of 18 by 24 cm (8 by
10 in) or larger.