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Help Guide How to use Digital Still Camera DSC-QX10/QX100 Battery life and number of images that can be recorded The battery life of use/number of images which can be recorded with the charged battery (supplied). Shooting still images: Approx. 110 min./220 images Typical movie shooting: Approx. 25 min./Continuous movie shooting: Approx. 55 min. (DSC-QX100)/-, Approx. 65 min. (DSC-QX10)/- Note The number of images is an approximate number when shooting with a fully charged battery pack. The number may be less depending on the circumstances. The number of images is when shooting under the following conditions: Using Sony microSD memory card (sold separately). Temperature of 25°C. The number of still images that can be recorded is based on the CIPA standard, and is for shooting under the following conditions. (CIPA: Camera & Imaging Products Association) Shooting once every 30 seconds. The zoom is switched alternately between the W and T ends. The power turns on and off once every ten times. The maximum movie time that can be recorded is based on the CIPA standard, shooting under the following conditions. Typical movie shooting: repeating shooting start/stop, zooming, and turning the power on/off. Continuous movie shooting: If continuous shooting reaches the limit (25 minutes), shooting will be restarted. Other operations, such as zooming, are not performed. Notes on use 4 -477-311-12(1) Copyright 2013 Sony Corporation 112

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Digital Still Camera
DSC-QX10/QX100
Battery life and number of images that can be recorded
The battery life of use/number of images which can be recorded with the charged battery (supplied).
Shooting still images:
Approx. 110 min./220 images
Typical movie shooting:
Approx. 25 min./-
Continuous movie shooting:
Approx. 55 min. (DSC-QX100)/-, Approx. 65 min. (DSC-QX10)/-
Note
The number of images is an approximate number when shooting with a fully charged battery pack. The
number may be less depending on the circumstances.
The number of images is when shooting under the following conditions:
Using Sony microSD memory card (sold separately).
Temperature of 25°C.
The number of still images that can be recorded is based on the CIPA standard, and is for shooting
under the following conditions. (CIPA: Camera & Imaging Products Association)
Shooting once every 30 seconds.
The zoom is switched alternately between the W and T ends.
The power turns on and off once every ten times.
The maximum movie time that can be recorded is based on the CIPA standard, shooting under the
following conditions.
Typical movie shooting: repeating shooting start/stop, zooming, and turning the power on/off.
Continuous movie shooting: If continuous shooting reaches the limit (25 minutes), shooting will be
restarted. Other operations, such as zooming, are not performed.
Notes on use
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