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SHOOTING A MOVIE
SHOOTING A MOVIE
Before shooting a movie, you should specify a movie image
quality setting. Movie image quality is a standard that
determines the detail, smoothness, and clarity of a movie during
playback. Shooting with the high-quality (HQ) setting will result
in better image quality, but it also shortens the amount of time
you can shoot.
• Each movie can be up to 10 minutes long. Movie recording
stops automatically after 10 minutes of recording.
Movie Size
The following shows the approximate movie file size for a one-
minute movie.
Movie Image Quality
Image
Quality
Pixels
Approximate
Data Rate
Frame Rate
HQ
640 × 480
pixels
10.2 Megabits/
second
25 frames/
second
Normal
640 × 480
pixels
6.1 Megabits/
second
25 frames/
second
LP
320 × 240
pixels
2.45 Megabits/
second
12.5 frames/
second
Image Quality Approximate Size
HQ 76.5 MB
Normal 45.75 MB
LP 18.38 MB
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- EX-Z1000 1
- UNPACKING 2
- CONTENTS 3
- SHOOTING A SNAPSHOT 62 4
- SHOOTING A MOVIE 89 4
- USING BEST SHOT 93 4
- ADVANCED SETTINGS 109 5
- EDITING IMAGES 153 6
- USING AUDIO 168 6
- MANAGING YOUR FILES 174 6
- DELETING FILES 181 6
- OTHER SETTINGS 184 7
- PRINTING 195 7
- USING THE CAMERA WITH 7
- A COMPUTER 206 7
- APPENDIX 238 8
- Snapshots 9
- QUICK START BASICS 10
- 7. Set the date and the time 13
- 1. Open the battery cover 14
- 3. Close the battery cover 14
- Using a Memory Card 14
- 2. Press [MENU] 15
- Shooting a Snapshot 16
- Half-press 17
- Full-press 17
- Viewing Snapshots 18
- INTRODUCTION 22
- (page 89) 23
- ■ Powerful Print Features 23
- ■ Multi-function USB Cradle 23
- Read this first! 24
- Precautions during Use 26
- ■ Display Panel 27
- ■ Connections 27
- ■ Transport 27
- ■ Water and Foreign Matter 28
- ■ Keep Away From Fire 28
- ■ Locations To Be Avoided 29
- ■ Backing Up Important Data 29
- ■ Memory Protection 29
- ■ Rechargeable Battery 29
- ■ AC Adaptor 31
- ■ Battery Life 33
- ■ Data Error Precautions 33
- ■ Operating Environment 34
- ■ Condensation 34
- ■ Caring for your camera 35
- ■ Monitor Screen Images 35
- ■ Other Precautions 35
- GETTING READY 36
- To charge the battery 37
- When charging is complete 38
- ■ Precautions during Use 41
- Turning Power On and Off 42
- ■ Turning Power Off 43
- Replacing the Memory Card 48
- Formatting a Memory Card 49
- ■ Memory Card Precautions 50
- Using On-screen Menus 51
- 5. Apply the setting 52
- ■ REC Mode Screen Layout 53
- Panel (Operation Panel) 54
- ■ PLAY Mode Screen Layout 55
- (Brightness) 58
- If you lose your way 60
- Extra Batteries 61
- Using the Camera on a Trip 61
- SHOOTING A SNAPSHOT 62
- 1. Press [ ] (REC) to 63
- 2. Focus the image 64
- 3. Shoot the image 64
- ■ Using Quick Shutter 65
- ■ Monitor Screen Indicators 66
- Changing the Image Size 67
- Specifying Image Quality 68
- Snapshot Shooting Precautions 70
- Auto Focus Restrictions 71
- 1. Enter the REC mode 72
- Shooting with Zoom 72
- ■ Turning Off Digital Zoom 74
- ■ Using Instant Zoom 75
- Using Flash 76
- ■ Checking the Flash Mode 79
- ■ Using Flash Assist 80
- Using the Self-Timer 81
- Using Continuous Shutter 83
- ■ Turning on Audio Snapshot 87
- SHOOTING A MOVIE 89
- Movie File Formats 90
- Movie Recording Precautions 91
- USING BEST SHOT 93
- 4. Press the shutter button 94
- SHOT Scene 96
- In the REC mode, press [BS] 100
- 1. After selecting either 102
- Shooting ID Photographs 103
- 1. On the monitor 104
- ■ Printing an ID Photo 105
- Restoring an Old Photograph 106
- 3. Use [S] and [T] to 107
- 1. Press the shutter 107
- IMPORTANT! 108
- ADVANCED SETTINGS 109
- Using Auto Focus 111
- Using Macro Focus 112
- Changing the Auto Focus Area 113
- 1. Align the monitor 114
- 2. Keeping the shutter 114
- Using Fixed Focus (Pan Focus) 115
- Using Infinity Focus 116
- Using Manual Focus 116
- 2. On the “Quality” tab 118
- 4. After the EV value is 119
- Controlling White Balance 120
- Manually 121
- Specifying ISO Sensitivity 123
- Specifying the Metering Mode 124
- Date Stamping Snapshots 128
- 2. Press [DISP] 129
- Check Exposure 129
- ■ How to Use the Histogram 130
- Functions [W] and [X] 132
- On Default Settings 135
- Factory Defaults 137
- 1. Press [MENU] 137
- VIEWING SNAPSHOTS AND MOVIES 139
- Snapshot 140
- 1. Enter the PLAY mode 140
- Viewing a Movie 141
- To stop a slideshow 144
- (Photo Stand) 145
- 2. Press the USB cradle’s 146
- 2. Slide the zoom 150
- Zooming the Displayed Image 150
- 1. Slide the zoom 151
- 2. Select the image you want 151
- 1. In the PLAY mode 151
- Using the 12-image Screen 151
- Using the Calendar Screen 151
- EDITING IMAGES 153
- 3. On the “PLAY” tab 154
- Cropping a Snapshot 154
- 4. Use [W] and [X] to 156
- Editing a Movie on the Camera 161
- 2. Press [SET] to pause 162
- 3. Press [T] 162
- 5. Use the following 163
- (MOTION PRINT) 166
- USING AUDIO 168
- ■ Re-recording Snapshot Audio 169
- 3. Press the shutter 171
- Recording Audio Only (Voice 171
- Recording) 171
- 2. Press [SET] to start 173
- MANAGING YOUR FILES 174
- ■ Protecting a Specific File 175
- 4. Press [MENU] 176
- Using the FAVORITE Folder 176
- Copying Files 179
- Built-in Memory 180
- DELETING FILES 181
- OTHER SETTINGS 184
- ■ Selecting Your Home City 187
- ■ Changing the Date Format 189
- World Time Screens 190
- Settings 192
- Formatting Built-in Memory 194
- PRINTING 195
- ■ Printing Precautions 196
- 6. Turn on the printer 198
- 8. Press the USB 198
- Each Image 201
- Date Stamping 203
- Supported Protocols 204
- ■ Exif Print 205
- What you can do 206
- Computer 207
- USB driver Type B 208
- Photo Loader 3.0 208
- Photohands 1.0 208
- “Finish” 211
- 7. Press the USB 213
- ■ Installing Photo Loader 218
- ■ Installing Photohands 221
- ■ Movie Playback Precautions 221
- User Registration 223
- Exiting the CD-ROM Menu 223
- ■ System Requirements 224
- Macintosh 225
- Playing Movies 232
- ■ Other types of computers 234
- Memory Card Data 235
- ■ Supported Image Files 236
- Handling Precautions 237
- APPENDIX 238
- ■ USB Cradle 239
- ■ Snapshot Recording Mode 240
- ■ Movie Recording Mode 241
- ■ Snapshot Playback Mode 242
- ■ Movie Playback Mode 242
- Menu Reference 243
- Quality Tab Menu 244
- Set Up Tab Menu 245
- ■ PLAY Mode 246
- Display Menu Reference 247
- Indicator Lamps 248
- ■ PLAY mode 250
- ■ USB Cradle Indicator Lamps 251
- Troubleshooting Guide 252
- Display Messages 256
- Specifications 258
- ■ Power Supply 263
- ■ USB Cradle (CA-33) 264
- MA0612-DM10 266
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