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Movies, Movie Options, Movie Files

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Movies Movies Movie Options (Shooting Modes and Only) In shooting modes (Custom 1) and (Custom 2), the camera can record the following types of movie. All movies except time-lapse movies include sound recorded via the built-in microphone; the exposure mode is fixed at P (programmed auto) in all movie modes. Option Description TV movie (640) Movies are recorded at 30 frames per second. Each frame is 640 × 480 pixels in size with vertical interlacing. Maximum length for TV movies is 35 s. Small movie Movies are recorded at 15 frames per second. Each frame is (320) 320 × 240 pixels in size. Maximum length for small movies is 180 s. Time-lapse movie Camera takes still pictures at specified intervals and joins these frames to create silent movie with frame rate of 30 fps and frame size of 640 × 480. Resulting movie may be up to 35 s (1050 frames) long. Use to create time-lapse movies of slow processes that can be filmed without moving camera: flowers opening, butterfly emerging from cocoon, moving clouds, etc. Movies are recorded in sepia at 5 frames per second. Each frame Sepia movie is 320 × 240 pixels in size. Maximum length for sepia movies is 320 180 s. Movie Files Movies are recorded as QuickTime movie files with the extension ".MOV" and names consisting of "INTN" (time-lapse movies) or "DSCN" (other movies) plus a four-digit file number assigned by adding one to the highest file number in the current folder (e.g., "INTN0001.MOV" or "DSCN0015.MOV"). Movies can be played back on a computer after transfer. 49

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Movies
Movies
Movie Options (Shooting Modes
and
Only)
In shooting modes
(Custom 1) and
(Custom 2), the camera can record
the following types of movie.
All movies except time-lapse movies include
sound recorded via the built-in microphone; the exposure mode is fixed at
P
(programmed auto) in all movie modes.
Option
Description
TV movie
(640)
Movies are recorded at 30 frames per second.
Each frame is
640 × 480 pixels in size with vertical interlacing.
Maximum length
for TV movies is 35 s.
Small movie
(320)
Movies are recorded at 15 frames per second.
Each frame is
320 × 240 pixels in size.
Maximum length for small movies is 180 s.
Sepia movie
320
Movies are recorded in sepia at 5 frames per second.
Each frame
is 320 × 240 pixels in size.
Maximum length for sepia movies is
180 s.
Time-lapse
movie
Camera takes still pictures at specified intervals and joins these
frames to create silent movie with frame rate of 30 fps and frame
size of 640 × 480.
Resulting movie may be up to 35 s (1050 frames)
long.
Use to create time-lapse movies of slow processes that can be
filmed without moving camera: flowers opening, butterfly emerging
from cocoon, moving clouds, etc.
Movie Files
Movies are recorded as QuickTime movie files with the extension “.MOV” and names
consisting of “INTN” (time-lapse movies) or “DSCN” (other movies) plus a four-digit file
number assigned by adding one to the highest file number in the current folder (e.g.,
“INTN0001.MOV” or “DSCN0015.MOV”).
Movies can be played back on a computer
after transfer.