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STORY-BOARD PRINT, Power, Video., Control, Print

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STORY-BOARD PRINT This function captures 16 still images arbitrarily from the selected movie and saves them into the storage media. It presents a quick overview of your movie, helping you to understand the overall topic. 1. Open the LCD Screen and press the Power ( ) button to turn on the camcorder. • Set the appropriate storage media. (SMX-C13/C14 only) (If images were recorded on a memory card, insert the memory card.) 2. Press the Mode( ) button to select the Play mode. • Set the Play Mode to "Video." Press the MENU button and then use the Control button OK) to select "PlayMode""Video." (SMX-C13/C14 only) 3. Press the MENU button  Control button ( / /OK) to select "Story-Board Print"  "SelectFile." 4. Use the Control button to select the desired movie images, and then press the OK button. • A message appears asking for your confirmation. 5. Select "Yes." • Images to be captured are selected arbitrarily, and compose a storyboard of 16 images. • The saved storyboard can be found in the storage media's DCIM folder, using a computer. ➥page 106 • You can also find the saved storyboard image in the photo playback display. (SMX-C13/C14 only) ➥page 53 Video 0:59:59 Move Play Video Story-Board Print Select File Exit Story-Board Print 0:59:59 Exit Move 1/10 1/10 Select Storyboard images are displayed in 4:3 aspect ratio. Hence, it may not display the entire image on the LCD screen. On a computer, it will display the entire image. English_75

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English
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STORY-BOARD PRINT
This function captures 16 still images arbitrarily from the selected movie and saves them into
the storage media. It presents a quick overview of your movie, helping you to understand the overall topic.
1.
Open the LCD Screen and press the
Power
(
)
button to turn on the camcorder.
Set the appropriate storage media. (SMX-C13/C14 only)
(If images were recorded on a memory card, insert the memory card.)
2.
Press the
Mode±
(
) button to select the Play mode.
Set the Play Mode to
"Video."
Press the
MENU
button and then use the
Control
button
(
/
/
/
/OK)
to select
"Play±Mode"±
±"Video."
(SMX-C13/C14 only)
3.
Press the
MENU
button
Control
button
(
/
/OK)
to select
"Story-Board±
Print"
"Select±File."
4.
Use the
Control
button
(
/
/
/
) to select the desired movie images, and
then press the
OK
button.
A message appears asking for your confirmation.
5.
Select
"Yes."
Images to be captured are selected arbitrarily, and compose a storyboard of
16 images.
The saved storyboard can be found in the storage media’s DCIM folder, using
a computer.
➥
page 106
You can also find the saved storyboard image in the photo playback display.
(SMX-C13/C14 only)
➥
page 53
•
•
•
•
•
•
Storyboard images are displayed in 4:3 aspect ratio. Hence, it may not display
the entire image on the LCD screen. On a computer, it will display the entire
image.
Move
Play
Video
1/10
0:59:59
Story-Board Print
Select File
Exit
Video
Exit
Move
Select
Story-Board Print
1/10
0:59:59