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Setting the resolution for TIFF mode TIFF Settings

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Setting the resolution for TIFF mode (TIFF Settings) Use the procedure below to set the resolution for pictures recorded in TIFF quality mode. Higher resolutions give better results for pictures that you intend to print or display enlarged. The setting selected here is used when you take pictures in TIFF quality mode. DIAL ER/MODE P A/S/M 1 Display the MODE SETUP screen. q Perform steps 1-3 in "Using the MODE SETUP menu screen". (P.170) 23 A/S/M P OFF POW 2 Use or on the 3 4 Arrow pad to select "TIFF" and then press . 3 Press or to select TIFF SQ1 1600 1200 NORMAL 8 the resolution and then press the [OK] button. SQ2 NORMAL q The available resolution set- FLASH IN+ tings are "1600 x 1200", "1024 x 768" and "640 x 480". [2/4] 4 Press the [OK] button repeatedly until the menu disappears. TIFF SQ1 SQ2 FLASH 1600 1200 1024 768 640 480 [2/4] Mode setup • The selected setting is retained until changed, even when the camera is switched off. • Note that selecting a high resolution for recorded images increases the time required to display the images and reduces the number of storable pictures. (P.56) 179

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8
Mode setup
179
Setting the resolution for TIFF mode (TIFF Settings)
Use the procedure below to set the resolution for pictures recorded in TIFF
quality mode. Higher resolutions give better results for pictures that you
intend to print or display enlarged. The setting selected here is used when
you take pictures in TIFF quality mode.
Display the MODE SETUP
screen.
●
Perform steps 1-3 in "Using
the
MODE
SETUP
menu
screen". (P.170)
Use
or
on the
Arrow pad to select "TIFF"
and then press
.
Press
or
to select
the resolution and then
press the [OK]
button.
●
The available resolution set-
tings are "1600 x 1200", "1024
x 768" and "640 x 480".
Press the [OK] button
repeatedly until the menu
disappears.
4
3
2
1
A/S/M
P
P
O
W
E
R
/
M
O
D
E
D
I
A
L
P
A/S/M
OFF
3
2
4
3
[
2/4
]
SQ1
SQ2
FLASH
TIFF
1600
1200
NORMAL
IN+
NORMAL
[
2/4
]
SQ1
SQ2
FLASH
TIFF
1024
768
1600
1200
640
480
•
The selected setting is retained until changed, even when the camera is
switched off.
•
Note that selecting a high resolution for recorded images increases the time
required to display the images and reduces the number of storable pictures.
(P.56)