Instruction manual

To unlock an image or movie clip, simply repeat the step above
by first displaying or highlighting the image to be unlocked. The
lock icon will disappear when the exposure-compensation/lock
button is pressed.
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EDITING IMAGES
DISPLAYING IMAGES TO BE DELETED, LOCKED, OR UNLOCKED
With the camera off and the LCD monitor activated, set the
function dial to single-frame or index playback for still pho-
tographs, or to movie playback for movie clips
In single-frame playback and movie playback, use the scroll
buttons to display the image to be deleted, locked, or
unlocked. In index playback, use the scroll buttons to high-
light with the white border the image to be deleted, locked, or
unlocked.
DELETING SINGLE IMAGES
Press the display/enter button to
delete the image.
• The confirmation screen in step 2 will
reappear. To return to the playback mode,
press the scroll buttons to highlight “NO,”
then press the display/enter button.
With the image or movie clip to be
deleted displayed, press the flash-
mode /delete button.
• A confirmation screen will appear.
LOCKING AND UNLOCKING SINGLE IMAGES
With the image or movie clip to be
locked displayed, press the
exposure-compensation/lock
button.
• The lock icon will appear on the LCD monitor
confirming the image is protected.
An image can be deleted from the CompactFlash card in the camera. However,
when deleted, it cannot be recovered; care should be taken when deleting
images. Important images can be locked to prevent accidental deletion.
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Important images can be locked to prevent them from being accidentally deleted.
The delete function cannot erase locked images from the CompactFlash card.
Locked images will be erased when a CompactFlash card is formatted.
• If attempting to delete a locked image,
the image-locked message will appear
on the LCD monitor to indicate that the
image is protected.
PLAYBACK
Lock icon
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DELETE ?
NO
YES
SELECT:ENTER
Press the scroll ( ) buttons to
highlight “YES.”
• “NO” will cancel the operation.
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