Sony PEG-S320 PictureGear Pocket v1.12 Operating Instructions - Page 21

Handling Pictures on a Memory Stick media, Pictures (camera pictures) taken by a digital still camera - pda

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PictureGear Pocket Beam Pictures to Another CLIE Handheld / Handling Pictures on a Memory Stick Handling pictures on a Memory Stick media 1 Setup and Startup Pictures taken by a digital still camera Still pictures taken by a digital still camera or digital video camera and stored on a Memory Stick media use a standard picture format called Digital Camera Format (DCF). This is a different format from the one used by PictureGear Pocket which is called "PGP." PictureGear Pocket can show DCF format pictures (i.e., camera picture) and store them in the CLIE handheld or on a Memory Stick media after converting to PGP format (i.e., PDA picture). The CLIE handheld can then handle these pictures. 2 Viewing and Organizing Pictures If a warning dialog box related to the Memory Stick media appears after you change [Storage] menu to [MS] menu, see Troubleshooting section at the end of this manual. Browsing the pictures on Memory Stick media 1. Insert a Memory Stick media into the CLIE handheld. 2. In the [Storage] menu at the top of the screen, change [wInternal ] to [w MS ]. 3. Use the switch mode at the bottom of the screen to select the picture format. Select DSC (Digital Still Camera) to display the camera picture(s) on a Memory Stick media. With this selection, the function of PictureGear Pocket is limited and the screen and the icon displays are changed for DSC exclusively. Reference: 3.4 "Restrictions on [Camera Picture] " 3 Select PGP to display PDA pictures on a Memory Stick media. Operate in the same way as PDA pictures with the CLIE handheld. 4. Switch the [Storage] menu back to [w Internal ] to display PGP format pictures with the CLIE handheld. [Storage] [Thumbnail] Advanced Functions of PictureGear Pocket tap 4 tap PictureGear Lite Switch mode PGP icon Preview the PDA picture Switch mode DSC icon Preview the Camera picture 3.3

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Handling pictures on a Memory Stick media
Pictures taken by a digital still camera
Still pictures taken by a digital still camera or digital video camera
and stored on a
Memory Stick
media use a standard picture format
called Digital Camera Format (DCF).
This is a different format from the one used by PictureGear Pocket
which is called "PGP."
PictureGear Pocket can show DCF format pictures (i.e., camera
picture) and store them in the CLIE handheld or on a
Memory Stick
media after converting to PGP format (i.e., PDA picture). The CLIE
handheld can then handle these pictures.
Browsing the pictures on Memory Stick media
1.
Insert a
Memory Stick
media into the CLIE handheld.
2.
In the [Storage] menu at the top of the screen, change [
Internal ]
to [
MS ].
3.
Use the switch mode at the bottom of the screen to select the
picture format.
Select DSC (Digital Still Camera) to display the camera picture(s) on a
Memory
Stick
media. With this selection, the function of PictureGear Pocket is limited and
the screen and the icon displays are changed for DSC exclusively.
Reference: 3.4 "Restrictions on [Camera Picture] "
Select PGP to display PDA pictures on a
Memory Stick
media. Operate in the
same way as PDA pictures with the CLIE handheld.
4.
Switch the [Storage] menu back to [
Internal ] to display PGP
format pictures with the CLIE handheld.
3.3
PictureGear Pocket
Beam Pictures to Another CLIE Handheld / Handling Pictures on a Memory Stick
1
Setup and Startup
2
Viewing and Organizing Pictures
3
Advanced Functions of PictureGear Pocket
4
PictureGear Lite
If a warning dialog box
related to the
Memory Stick
media appears after you
change [Storage] menu to
[MS] menu, see Trouble-
shooting section at the end of
this manual.
[Storage]
DSC icon
PGP icon
Switch mode
[Thumbnail]
Switch mode
Preview the PDA picture
Preview the Camera picture
tap
tap