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Slideshow The SLIDE SHOW submenu contains the following options: START: Start a slide show FRAME INTVL: Select the time each image will be displayed SLIDE SHOW START FRAME INTVL START SET When this option is selected, the camera will display the photographs in memory one at a time in the order they were taken (photographs hidden using the HIDE IMAGE option will not be displayed). To pause the slide show, press the button; a pause screen will be displayed. Selecting RESTART in the pause screen will restart the slideshow. Press the button to end the slideshow and return to the playback menu. When the slideshow finishes, a pause screen will be displayed. To exit the slideshow and return to playback mode, press the button. FRAME INTVL This option is available in the SLIDE SHOW FRAME INTVL submenu and the slideshow pause screen. Se- lecting this option brings up a menu of interval settings. The interval controls the time between photographs in the slide show (the default interval is two seconds). When an interval setting is 2 S 3 5 S S 10 S selected, the slideshow will begin or continue SET from where it was interrupted. Press the button to end the slideshow and return to the playback menu. Notes When a slideshow is in progress, the camera will power off automatically if no operation is performed for ten minutes. The actual interval between images varies with the size of the images that must be displayed. Playback: The Playback Menu 85

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Slideshow
The SLIDE SHOW submenu contains the following
options:
START
:
Start a slide show
FRAME INTVL
:
Select the time each image will
be displayed
Playback: The Playback Menu
SLIDE SHOW
START
FRAME INTVL
SET
FRAME INTVL
2
S
3
S
5
S
10 S
SET
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Notes
START
When this option is selected, the camera will display the photographs in
memory one at a time in the order they were taken (photographs hidden
using the HIDE IMAGE option will not be displayed).
To pause the slide show, press the
button; a pause screen will be
displayed.
Selecting RESTART in the pause screen will restart the
slideshow.
Press the
button to end the slideshow and return to the
playback menu.
When the slideshow finishes, a pause screen will be displayed.
To exit the
slideshow and return to playback mode, press the
button.
FRAME INTVL
This option is available in the SLIDE SHOW
submenu and the slideshow pause screen.
Se-
lecting this option brings up a menu of interval
settings.
The interval controls the time between
photographs in the slide show (the default inter-
val is two seconds).
When an interval setting is
selected, the slideshow will begin or continue
from where it was interrupted.
Press the
button to end the slideshow and return to the playback menu.
When a slideshow is in progress, the camera will power off automatically if no
operation is performed for ten minutes.
The actual interval between images varies with the size of the images that must be
displayed.