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Image file storage destinations and file names (continued) Folder 100MSDCF IMCIF100 MOML0001 File name DSC0ssss.JPG CLP0ssss.GIF CLP0ssss.THM MBL0ssss.GIF MBL0ssss.THM DSC0ssss.JPG MOV0ssss.MPG File meaning • Still image files shot normally • Still image files shot in - E-MAIL mode (page 65) - Multi Burst mode (page 64) • Clip Motion files shot in NORMAL mode (page 62) • Index image files of Clip Motion files shot in NORMAL mode • Clip Motion files shot in MOBILE mode (page 62) • Index image files of Clip Motion files shot in MOBILE mode • Small-size image files shot in E-MAIL mode (page 65) • Movie files shot normally (page 74) Note on the table • The meanings of the file names are as above: ssss stands for any number within the range from 0001 to 9999. • The numerical portions of the following files are the same. - A small-size image file shot in E-MAIL mode and its corresponding image file - An image file shot with Clip Motion and its corresponding index image file 52

Section	Page
Table of contents	6
Identifying the parts (DSC-P71)	8
Getting started	14
Preparing batteries	14
Charging the batteries	14
Inserting the batteries	17
Using an external power source	19
Using your camera abroad	19
Turning on/off your camera	20
How to use the control button	20
Setting the date and time	21
Shooting still images	23
Inserting and removing a “Memory Stick”	23
Deciding the still image size and quality	24
Basic still image shooting (using auto adjustment mode)	26
Checking the last shot image (Quick Review)	27
Using the zoom feature	28
Shooting close-ups (Macro) (DSC-P71 only)	28
Using the self-timer	29
Selecting a flash mode	30
Shooting with the finder	32
Shooting with the date and time inserted	32
Shooting according to scene conditions (SCENE SELECTION)	34
Viewing still images	36
Viewing images on the LCD screen of your camera	36
Viewing single images	36
Viewing Index (nine- or triple-image display)	37
Viewing images on a TV screen	38
Deleting still images	39
Deleting images	39
Deleting on the Index (nine-image) screen	40
Deleting on the Index (triple- image) screen	41
Formatting a “Memory Stick”	43
Copying still images to your computer	44
Copying still images to your computer	44
1 Installing the USB driver	45
2 Preparing your camera	46
3 Connecting your camera to your computer	47
4 Copying images	48
When a removable disk icon is not shown	49
Copying images	49
Image file storage destinations and file names	51
5 Viewing the images on your computer	53
For Macintosh users	54
Before advanced operations	55
How to setup and operate your camera	55
Changing menu settings	55
Changing items in the SET UP screen	55
Advanced still image shooting	56
Adjusting the exposure	56
Adjusting color tones	57
Choosing a focus method	58
Setting the distance to the subject	60
Adding special effects	60
Spot light-metering	61
Shooting multiple frames	62
Shooting in Multi Burst mode	64
Shooting still images for e-mail	65
Advanced still image viewing	66
Enlarging a portion of a still image	66
Enlarging an image – Playback zoom	66
Recording an enlarged image – Trimming	67
Playing back successive images	67
Rotating still images	68
Still image editting	69
Protecting images	69
For single images	69
For Index (nine-image) screen	69
For Index (triple-image) screen	70
Changing image size	71
Choosing images to print	72
For single images	72
For index (nine-image) screen	72
For index (triple-image) screen	73
Enjoying movies	74
Shooting movies	74
Viewing movies on the LCD screen	75
Deleting movies	76
Deleting on the single screen	76
Deleting on the Index (nine- image) screen	76
Deleting on the Index (triple- image) screen	77
Editing movies	78
Cutting movies	78
Deleting unnecessary portions of a movie	79
Copying movies to your computer	80
For Windows 98, 98SE, 2000, Me users	80
For Windows XP users	80
For Macintosh users	81
Troubleshooting	82
Troubleshooting	82
Warnings and messages	89
Self-Diagnostics Display	90
Additional information	91
The number of images that can be saved/ shooting time	91
Menu items	92
SET UP items	97
Precautions	99
The “Memory Stick”	100
The nickel hydride batteries	100
Specifications	101
The LCD screen	103