Casio P600 User Manual - Page 72

BASIC IMAGE RECORDING, IMPORTANT, or copied All of these

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BASIC IMAGE RECORDING NOTE • The following are guidelines for selecting image quality. To get this: Image recording without compression High image quality and memory capacity Normal image quality and memory capacity Low image quality and memory capacity Select this setting: TIFF Higher Quality Fine Normal Economy Lower Quality IMPORTANT! • Actual file size depends on the type of image you record. This means that the remaining image capacity noted on the monitor screen may not be exactly accurate (pages 26, 243). • It takes longer to store a TIFF (uncompressed) image than a JPEG (compressed) image. • When you record a TIFF image, a JPEG format FINE version of the same image is also stored. The FINE version is the one that appears on the camera's monitor screen when you display the image in the PLAY mode. • A TIFF image cannot be resized (page 141), cropped (page 142), or copied (page 186). All of these operations must be performed on JPEG images. • You cannot transfer a TIFF image to a computer using the bundled Photo Loader application (page 222). Use the procedure under "Viewing Images on a Computer" (page 198) instead. 72

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BASIC IMAGE RECORDING
NOTE
• The following are guidelines for selecting image
quality.
TIFF
Fine
Normal
Economy
To get this:
Higher
Quality
Lower
Quality
Select this setting:
Image recording without
compression
High image quality and
memory capacity
Normal image quality and
memory capacity
Low image quality and
memory capacity
IMPORTANT!
• Actual file size depends on the type of image you
record. This means that the remaining image
capacity noted on the monitor screen may not be
exactly accurate (pages 26, 243).
• It takes longer to store a TIFF (uncompressed)
image than a JPEG (compressed) image.
• When you record a TIFF image, a JPEG format FINE
version of the same image is also stored. The FINE
version is the one that appears on the camera’s
monitor screen when you display the image in the
PLAY mode.
• A TIFF image cannot be resized (page 141), cropped
(page 142), or copied (page 186). All of these
operations must be performed on JPEG images.
• You cannot transfer a TIFF image to a computer using
the bundled Photo Loader application (page 222). Use
the procedure under “Viewing Images on a
Computer” (page 198) instead.