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Capturing a photo from a movie, Photo Capture]

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Table of Contents  A slight difference may occur from the point where you touch and the actual dividing point, as your camcorder selects the dividing point based on about half-second increments.  If you divide movies that are included in saved scenarios (p. 44), the scenarios will be deleted.  Only simple editing is available on the camcorder. Use the supplied software "PMB" for more advanced editing. Capturing a photo from a movie You can capture images from movies recorded with your camcorder.  Touch  [Photo Capture] that appears on the playback screen of a movie. The [Photo Capture] screen appears.  Touch , then touch at the point where you want to capture a photo. The movie pauses.  Touch / to adjust the capturing point with more precision.  Touch . When capturing is finished, the screen returns to pause.  Notes  The image size is fixed based on the image quality of the movie. If the movie was recorded with one of the following image quality levels, the image size will be set as shown below.  High definition image quality (HD): 2.1 M (16:9)  Wide aspect ratio (16:9) with standard definition image quality (STD): 0.2 M (16:9)  4:3 aspect ratio with standard definition image quality: 0.3 M (4:3)  The recording medium where you want to save photos should have enough free space.  The recording date and time of captured photos is the same as the recording date and time of the movies.  If the movie you are capturing from has no data code, the recording date and time of the photo will be the date and time you captured from the movie. Enjoy Useful Functions Index Returns to the beginning of the selected movie US 55

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Table of Contents
Enjoy Useful Functions
Index
US
A slight difference may occur from the point
where you touch
and the actual dividing
point, as your camcorder selects the dividing
point based on about half-second increments.
If you divide movies that are included in saved
scenarios (p. 44), the scenarios will be deleted.
Only simple editing is available on the
camcorder. Use the supplied software “PMB”
for more advanced editing.
Capturing a photo from a movie
You can capture images from movies
recorded with your camcorder.
Touch
[Photo Capture] that
appears on the playback screen
of a movie.
The [Photo Capture] screen appears.
Touch
, then touch
at the
point where you want to capture
a photo.
The movie pauses.
Touch
/
to adjust the
capturing point with more
precision.
Touch
.
When capturing is finished, the screen
returns to pause.
Notes
The image size is fixed based on the image
quality of the movie. If the movie was recorded
with one of the following image quality levels,
the image size will be set as shown below.
High definition image quality (HD): 2.1 M
(16:9)
Wide aspect ratio (16:9) with standard
definition image quality (STD): 0.2 M (16:9)
4:3 aspect ratio with standard definition
image quality: 0.3 M (4:3)
The recording medium where you want to save
photos should have enough free space.
The recording date and time of captured photos
is the same as the recording date and time of
the movies.
If the movie you are capturing from has no data
code, the recording date and time of the photo
will be the date and time you captured from
the movie.
Returns to the beginning of the
selected movie