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Image data in the Album, When the Album becomes full

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Enjoying the camera z Image data in the Album • When the Album becomes full, your old image data gets deleted automatically. Protect the data you do not want to be deleted (page 55). • When the capacity of Album is full with protected images, blinks. Although you can record images in the internal memory or the "Memory Stick Duo", you cannot record the images in the Album. If you remove the protection of unwanted images, you can record the image data in the Album. • To create a backup for your image data in the Album, perform the procedure explained in [Copy] (page 67). • You cannot transfer the image data in the Album directly to a computer. Perform the procedure explained in [Copy] (page 67). Copy the desired image data on the "Memory Stick Duo", then transfer them to a computer. • Data on a "Memory Stick Duo" or computer cannot be copied to the Album. • Even if you protect the images recorded in the internal memory or the "Memory Stick Duo", those same minimized images in the Album are not protected. Also, even if the minimized images in the Album are protected, those same images in the internal memory or the "Memory Stick Duo" are not protected (page 55). • If you trim or resize images in the internal memory or the "Memory Stick Duo", those same images in the Album are not affected. • You cannot use the following functions on the images saved in the Album: - Paint - Marking the print order (DPOF) - Print - Resize - Trimming 39

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Enjoying the camera
z
Image data in the Album
•
When the Album becomes full, your old image data gets deleted automatically. Protect
the data you do not want to be deleted (page 55).
•
When the capacity of Album is full with protected images,
blinks. Although you can record images
in the internal memory or the “Memory Stick Duo”, you cannot record the images in the Album. If you
remove the protection of unwanted images, you can record the image data in the Album.
•
To create a backup for your image data in the Album, perform the procedure explained in [Copy]
(page 67).
•
You cannot transfer the image data in the Album directly to a computer. Perform the procedure explained
in [Copy] (page 67). Copy the desired image data on the “Memory Stick Duo”, then transfer them to a
computer.
•
Data on a “Memory Stick Duo” or computer cannot be copied to the Album.
•
Even if you protect the images recorded in the internal memory or the “Memory Stick Duo”, those same
minimized images in the Album are not protected. Also, even if the minimized images in the Album are
protected, those same images in the internal memory or the “Memory Stick Duo” are not protected
(page 55).
•
If you trim or resize images in the internal memory or the “Memory Stick Duo”, those same images in the
Album are not affected.
•
You cannot use the following functions on the images saved in the Album:
– Paint
–
Marking the print order (DPOF)
– Print
– Resize
– Trimming