Sony DCR-PC9 Operating Instructions - Page 123

Recording still images on Memory Stick, Memory Photo recording

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"Memory Stick" Operations Recording still images on "Memory Stick" - Memory Photo recording When the POWER switch is set to MEMORY The following functions do not work: - Wide mode - Digital zoom - SteadyShot function - SUPER NIGHTSHOT - Fader - Picture effect - Digital effect - Title - Low lux mode of PROGRAM AE (The indicator flashes.) - Sports lesson mode of PROGRAM AE (The indicator flashes.) When you are recording a still image You can neither turn off the power nor press PHOTO. When you press the PHOTO button on the Remote Commander Your camcorder immediately records the image that is on the screen when you press the button. When recording still images at step 2 The image momentarily flickers. This is not a malfunction. The number of still images you can record on a "Memory Stick" It varies according to the image quality mode and the complexity of the subject. Recording data The recording data (date/time or various settings when recorded) are not displayed while recording. However, they are recorded automatically onto the "Memory Stick". To display the recording data, press DATA CODE during playback. You can also use the Remote Commander for this operation (p. 36). 123

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“Memory Stick” Operations
Recording still images on “Memory Stick”
– Memory Photo recording
When the POWER switch is set to MEMORY
The following functions do not work:
– Wide mode
– Digital zoom
– SteadyShot function
– SUPER NIGHTSHOT
– Fader
– Picture effect
– Digital effect
– Title
– Low lux mode of PROGRAM AE (The indicator flashes.)
– Sports lesson mode of PROGRAM AE (The indicator flashes.)
When you are recording a still image
You can neither turn off the power nor press PHOTO.
When you press the PHOTO button on the Remote Commander
Your camcorder immediately records the image that is on the screen when you press
the button.
When recording still images at step 2
The image momentarily flickers. This is not a malfunction.
The number of still images you can record on a “Memory Stick”
It varies according to the image quality mode and the complexity of the subject.
Recording data
The recording data (date/time or various settings when recorded) are not displayed
while recording. However, they are recorded automatically onto the “Memory Stick”.
To display the recording data, press DATA CODE during playback. You can also use
the Remote Commander for this operation (p. 36).