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Recording Movies

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Recording Movies Movies are recorded with sound via the camera's built-in microphone as QuickTime files with the extension ".MOV". The files can be played back on a computer after transfer. 6m28s 6m20s Rotate mode dial to S. The monitor shows the available recording time. Start recording. • The camera focuses on the subject in the center of the frame (P.57). • During recording, the y icon blinks and progress will be shown by the indicator at the bottom left. Finish recording. • Recording will also end automatically when the memory is full. 6m15s Recording and Viewing Movies Notes on Movies • Depending on the memory card, recording may end before the memory is full and "CANNOT RECORD MOVIE." is displayed. The incomplete recording is stored as a movie. • Do not touch the microphone during recording. • In Movie shooting mode, the following options are fixed: - Flash (P.28) is B (Flash Cancel) except when recording a time-lapse movie. - Self-timer (P.30) is OFF. - WHITE BALANCE (P.46) is Auto. - Metering (P.79) is Matrix. • While recording a movie, only digital zoom (up to 2×) can be used (time-lapse movie: up to 4×). Adjust the zoom before recording. When recording starts, the optical zoom position is fixed. • Only W (Normal) is available for Vibration reduction (P.48). 58

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Recording and Viewing Movies
Recording Movies
Movies are recorded with sound via the camera’s built-in microphone as
QuickTime files with the extension “.MOV”. The files can be played back on
a computer after transfer.
Notes on Movies
•
Depending on the memory card, recording may end before the memory is full and “CANNOT
RECORD MOVIE.” is displayed. The incomplete recording is stored as a movie.
•
Do not touch the microphone during recording.
•
In Movie shooting mode, the following options are fixed:
–
Flash
(P.28) is
B
(Flash Cancel) except when recording a time-lapse movie.
–
Self-timer
(P.30) is
OFF
.
–
WHITE BALANCE
(P.46) is
Auto
.
–
Metering
(P.79) is
Matrix
.
•
While recording a movie, only digital zoom (up to 2×) can be used (time-lapse movie: up to 4×).
Adjust the zoom before recording. When recording starts, the optical zoom position is fixed.
•
Only
W
(Normal) is available for Vibration reduction (P.48).
Rotate mode dial to
S
.
The monitor shows the available recording
time.
Start recording.
•
The camera focuses on the subject in the
center of the frame (P.57).
• During recording, the
y
icon blinks
and progress will be shown by the indica-
tor at the bottom left.
Finish recording.
• Recording will also end automatically
when the memory is full.
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