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Viewing still images, Viewing images on the LCD screen of your camera

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Viewing still images Viewing still images Viewing images on the LCD screen of your camera Single (single-image) screen 60min VGA 101 8/9 Index (nine-image) screen 101-0008 2003 7 4 10:30PM BACK/NEXT VOLUME SINGLE DISPLAY MOVE Index (triple-image) screen Aperture Value: F3.8 Shutter Speed: 1/30 Exposure Value: 0.0 ISO: 100 101-0002 2003 7 4 10:30PM SINGLE DISPLAY BACK/NEXT You can view images shot with your camera almost immediately on the LCD screen. You can select the following three methods for viewing images. Single (single-image) screen You can view one image at a time, displayed over the entire screen. Index (nine-image) screen Nine images are displayed simultaneously in separate panels on the screen. Index (triple-image) screen Three images are displayed simultaneously in separate panels on the screen. Various image information items are also displayed. • For a detailed description of the screen indicators, see page 113. • For details on viewing movies, see page 71. Viewing single images 60min VGA 101 8/9 101-0008 2003 7 4 10:30PM BACK/NEXT VOLUME 1 , Set the mode dial to , and turn on the power. The last image in the selected recording folder (page 41) appears on the screen. 31

Section	Page
Before using your camera	4
Table of contents	6
Introduction	8
Identifying the parts	9
Getting started	11
Charging the battery pack	11
Using an external power source	14
Using your camera abroad	14
Turning on/off your camera	15
How to use the control button	15
Setting the date and time	16
Shooting still images	18
Inserting and removing a disc	18
Initializing a disc	19
What is initialization?	19
Setting the still image size	20
Image size and quality	21
Basic still image shooting — Auto adjustment mode	22
Checking the last image you shot — Quick Review	24
Using the zoom feature	24
Shooting close-ups — Macro	25
Using the self-timer	26
Selecting a flash mode	27
Indicators on the screen during shooting	29
Inserting the date and time on a still image	30
Viewing still images	31
Viewing images on the LCD screen of your camera	31
Viewing images on a TV screen	33
Deleting still images	35
Deleting images	35
Formatting a CD-RW	38
Before advanced operations	40
How to setup and operate your camera	40
Changing the menu settings	40
Changing the items in the SET UP screen	40
Deciding the still image quality	41
Creating or selecting a folder	41
Creating a new folder	42
Changing the recording folder	42
Advanced still image shooting	43
Choosing an auto focus method	43
Choosing a focus range finder frame	43
Choosing a focus operation	44
Setting the distance to the subject	46
Adjusting the exposure	46
Selecting the metering mode	47
Adjusting color tones	48
Adjusting the flash level	49
Shooting multiple frames	50
Shooting in Multi Burst mode	51
Shooting two images continuously	52
Shooting still images in TIFF mode	53
Shooting still images for e-mail	53
Shooting still images with audio files	54
Shooting according to scene conditions	55
Adding special effects	57
Confirming whether to record images	57
Advanced still image viewing	59
Selecting the folder and playing back images	59
Enlarging a portion of a still image	60
Enlarging an image — Playback zoom	60
Recording an enlarged image — Trimming	61
Playing back successive images	61
Rotating still images	62
Playing back images shot in Multi Burst mode	63
Playing back continuously	63
Playing back frame by frame	63
Still image editing	65
Protecting images	65
Changing image size	67
Choosing images to print	67
Enjoying movies	70
Shooting movies	70
Viewing movies on the LCD screen	71
Deleting movies	72
Enjoying images on your computer	74
Viewing images on your computer	74
— Introduction	74
Viewing images using CD-ROM drive	75
Finalizing a disc	75
What is finalization?	75
Canceling finalization (Unfinalize) (CD-RW only)	76
Using the supplied 8cm CD adapter	77
Viewing images through a CD-ROM drive	78
Image file storage destinations and image file names	79
Copying images into your computer through a USB connection	81
Installing the PTP Manager	81
— Windows 98/98SE/2000/Me	81
Installing “ImageMixer”	83
Connecting the camera to your computer	83
Copying images	85
When the PTP Manager does not start up	86
Copying images using the Windows XP AutoPlay Wizard	86
Viewing images on your computer	87
Creating a Video CD	87
For Mac OS X (v10.0/v10.1/ v10.2) users	87
Troubleshooting	88
Troubleshooting	88
Warnings and messages	96
Self-diagnosis display	98
Additional information	99
Number of images that can be saved or shooting time	99
Menu items	101
SET UP items	105
Precautions	107
On discs	108
On “InfoLITHIUM” battery pack	109
Specifications	111
The LCD screen	113
Index	116
Index	116
A	116
AC Adaptor 11, 14	116
Access lamp 18	116
AE/AF lock 45	116
AE/AF lock indicator 22	116
AF illuminator 28, 105	116
AF lock 45	116
AF Mode 44	116
AF range finder frame 43	116
Auto adjustment mode 22	116
Auto Focus 23, 43	116
Auto power-off function 15	116
A/V connecting cable 33	116
B	116
Battery pack	116
Beep/shutter sound 106	116
Brightness	116
Burst 52	116
C	116
Changing the recording folder 42	116
Charging	116
Cleaning 107, 108	116
Clip Motion 50	116
Clock set 16	116
Computer	116
Confirm before write 57	116
Contrast 102	116
Control button 10, 15, 40	116
Copying images 85	116
Creating a new folder 42	116
D	116
DC plug 11, 14	116
Deleting images 35, 72	116
Disc	116
DPOF 67	116
E	116
Editing still images	116
E-mail 53	116
Enlarging an image 60	116
EV adjustment 46	116
External power source 14	116
F	116
File	116
Flash	116
Focusing	116
Folder	116
Formatting a CD-RW 38	116
G	117
GIF 50, 80	117
I	117
Image	117
“InfoLITHIUM” battery pack 109	117
Installation	117
ISO 102	117
J	117
Jog playback 63	117
JPG 80	117
L	117
LCD screen	117
M	117
Menu settings 40, 101	117
Metering mode	117
Mode dial 16, 23	117
Moisture condensation 108	117
Movie	117
MPEG Movie 70	117
MPG 80	117
Multi Burst 51	117
N	117
NR slow shutter 56	117
NTSC system 34, 106	117
P	117
PAL system 34, 106	117
Picture effect 57	117
Power	117
Precautions 107	117
Print (DPOF) mark 67	117
Protect 65	117
Q	117
Quick Review 24	117
R	117
Red-eye reduction 28	117
RESET button 88	117
Resize 67	117
Rotate 62	117
S	117
Saturation 102	117
Scene Selection	117
Self-diagnosis display 98	117
Self-timer 26	117
Setting	117
Sharpness 102	117
Shooting mode	117
Slide show 61	117
Smart zoom 25	117
Still image shooting	117
Still image viewing	118
Superimposing the date and time 30	118
T	118
TIFF 53	118
Trimming 61	118
TV color system 34	118
U	118
Unfinalizing a disc 76	118
USB 81, 84, 87	118
Using your camera abroad 14	118
V	118
Video CD 87	118
Viewing images on the LCD screen 31, 71	118
Viewing images on your computer 74	118
Voice 54	118
W	118
Warnings and messages 96	118
White Balance 48	118
Z	118