3-867-444-11 (1) DSC-D770 Digital Still Camera Operating Instructions Before operating the unit, please read this manual thoroughly, and retain it for future reference. Owner’s Record The model and serial numbers are located on the bottom. Record the serial number in the space provided below. Refer to these numbers whenever you call upon your Sony dealer regarding this product. Model No. DSC-D770 Serial No.
Introduction WARNING To prevent fire or shock hazard, do not expose the unit to rain or moisture. To avoid electrical shock, do not open the cabinet. Refer servicing to qualified personnel only. CAUTION Danger of explosion if battery is incorrectly replaced. Replace only with the same or equivalent type recommended by the manufacturer. Dispose of used batteries according to the manufacturer’s instructions. For the customers in the U.S.A.
Contents Battery Safety Precautions ...... 5 Operation Precautions .............. 7 Viewing Checking the Picture Content ......................... 40 Viewing Pictures on a Television ................... 45 Please Read This ....................... 8 Using the PC Card/Parallel Port Adaptor ....... 46 Checking the Supplied Accessories ............................. 10 Features ................................... 11 Locations and Functions of Parts Front ......................................................
Playback Rotating the Picture ........................................ 88 Introduction Viewing an Enlarged Picture .......................... 89 Checking the Histogram of a Picture ............. 91 Erasing Erasing All Pictures ........................................ 92 Erasing Selected Pictures ............................... 93 Erasing Pictures during Playback ................... 95 Making it Impossible to Erase Important Pictures (Protect) ............................................
Battery Safety Precautions Follow the safety advice below to avoid leakage, internal heating, fires, explosions or accidental ingestion of batteries. Introduction DANGER (This applies only to battery packs) • Only charge the battery with the supplied charger. • Do not put the battery into fire. Do not short it out or dissassemble it. Do not heat in a microwave or conventional oven. If you carry or store the battery with metal objects such as coins or hairpins, shorts may occur.
Operation Precautions Places you should not leave your camera Introduction Do not operate or store your camera in places such as those listed below. Doing so may lead to the breakdown of your camera. • Unusually hot places If left in very hot places such as under the sun or in a car with the windows closed in summer, warping to the body or breakdown may occur. • In direct sunlight or near heating equipment Warping or breakdown may occur.
To Maintain the Efficiency of the Camera Operating and Storage Places Introduction To avoid possible breakdown, do not use or store the camera in the following places: • Extremely hot or cold places (The operating temperature is 0°C to +40°C (32°F to 104°F)) • In direct sunlight for long periods or near heating equipment • Humid or dusty places • Where it is exposed to rain • Places subject to strong vibrations • Near sources of strong magnetism • Near sources of powerful electromagnetic radiation, such a
Please Read This Test Shooting Before shooting, take a few test shots to make sure pictures are being taken normally. Introduction No Compensation for Picture Content If a picture is not recorded due to a problem with the digital still camera, the recording content cannot be compensated. Copyright Laws Pictures that you take with your digital still camera other than for personal enjoyment cannot be used without permission from the copyright owner in accordance with copyright laws.
“Memory Stick” and PC Card Introduction Insert Sony “Memory Stick” MSA-8A (8MB) or MSA-4A (4MB), MSA-16A (16MB)(not supplied) into Memory Stick/PC Card Adaptor MSAC-PC2 for use with the digital still camera. The following PC cards may be used in the digital still camera: • PC cards that conform to PC card standard 6.1 • Flash memory card ATA Type II • PC cards with power specifications of 5V or 3.3V/5V 3-volt products cannot be used. Using incompatible cards in the camera may lead to breakdown.
Checking the Supplied Accessories Before using the camera, make sure you have the following supplied accessories.
Features 1/2 Inch 1,500,000 Pixel CCD 5× Wide Zoom Lens To make the most of the high-resolution CCD, the camera is equipped with a 5× wide zoom lens for focal distances of 28 mm to 140 mm (equivalent to 35 mm film cameras). Use together with 2× digital zoom to reach the maximum of 10× zoom. *The resolution changes to 640 × 480 pixels when using digital zoom. Introduction The digital still camera comes equipped with an all-pixel reading 1/2 inch CCD with 1,500,000 effective picture dots.
Two Frames/Second High Speed Picture Taking with Buffer Memory Loading Introduction Equipped with a continuous picture taking mode, the camera can take 2 frames per second of high-speed picture taking in 640 × 480 size, low mode. Taking Pictures for a Longer Period with the “InfoLITHIUM” Battery and Power Saving Option Using the “InfoLITHIUM” battery, it is possible to take pictures continuously for about two hours (with the LCD monitor off).
Locations and Functions of Parts Front 2 6 5 3 WB 4 1 Flash The camera has a built-in Guide Number GN10 flash. To use the flash, press the flash pop-up key. The cover will open and the flash warms up. The flash is stored when you close the cover. Locations and Functions of Parts 1 2 Flash Pop-up Key Press the flash pop-up key to open the flash cover. 3 5× Zoom Lens You can manually adjust the zoom lens (28 mm to 140 mm (5×) on a 35 mm film camera) by rotating the zoom ring.
Rear Locations and Functions of Parts 1 2 3 4 5 6 AE-LOCK R-REVIEW •OFF DISP INDEX/EZ.FOCUS LCD •CAM •PLAY MENU EXCUTE EXIT !§ !∞!¢ !£!™!¡0 9 87 !¶ !• !ª 1 Viewfinder Lets you frame the picture. 2 Eyesight Adjustment Lever Adjusts the level of the viewfinder to suit the eyesight of the picture taker. 3 Review Button Lets you view and play back pictures during the time set in the REVIEW TIME of the custom menu when pressed directly after taking a picture.
7 Access Lamp Lights in red when a card is accessed by the camera during picture taking or playback. When the access lamp is lit, do not eject the card or turn off the power source. The PC Card or “Memory Stick” may be damaged. Note The PC Card and the “Memory Stick” installed in the Memory Stick/PC Card Adaptor are both referred to here as CARD. 8 LCD Button Switches the LCD monitor on and off. 9 INDEX/EZ.FOCUS button Switches playback to index when pressed while in PLAY mode.
!§ Power/Mode Dial Locations and Functions of Parts Selects camera conditions when turned while the mode lock (green) is held down. • OFF Turns the power off. • CAM Allows you to take pictures (CAM mode). • PLAY Allows you to play back the pictures you have taken (PLAY mode). Note LCD Monitor Display When the power/mode dial is turned to CAM, the LCD monitor remains off. If necessary, press the LCD button to turn the LCD monitor on.
Top O IS E SIZ A US 3 AE QUAL WB DR IV E SIZE EV US ER ISO AE QU AL DRIVE B W AE-LOCK R-REVIEW !™ !¡ 0 !£ 9 8 7 6 5 4 1 Focus Ring Rotate left or right to adjust the focus. Locations and Functions of Parts 1 2 2 Zoom Ring Rotate left or right to adjust the zoom ratio of the zoom lens. 3 Release Button Operates the shutter when shooting.
9 Mode Dial Locations and Functions of Parts 18 GB Pressing the shift button (top button) after it has been adjusted to the desired position sets the picture size and quality (in CAM mode) and changes the picture to be played back (in PLAY mode). 0 Connector Cover To view pictures on a television, open this cover and connect the video cable (supplied) to the video output terminal. !¡ Connector Cover Lock Slide this lock to open the connector cover.
Bottom 2 1 Tripod Hole Attach a tripod here. Standards are as listed below. ISO Standard l=4.5mm +/- 0.2mm ASA Standard l=0.197 inch 1 Locations and Functions of Parts 3 2 Battery Cover Open or close this cover to insert or take out the battery pack. 3 Battery Cover Lock Slide this lock to insert or take out the battery pack.
LCD Panel Locations and Functions of Parts CAM Mode Shutter speed Focus mode EV compensation ISO Sensitivity Aperture Picture taking mode Picture number Battery indicator Picture size Card indicator Flash mode Interval/self-timer/ single picture/continuous picture taking indicator Picture quality WB (white balance) mode PLAY Mode Battery indicator Picture number Card indicator Note In CAM mode, when the release button is pressed while pressing the shift button, the shutter speed indicator chan
LCD Monitor AF focusing indicator Flash indicator CAM Mode WB (white balance) mode CAM WB-auto No.10267 1344/High Picture number Picture size/quality Frame (AE frame)*1 Keyword Picture folder name/ file name PICTURE01 1234/12345 0 0.25EV 2000 F4.0 Battery indicator (/Remaining shooting time*2) Remaining shot number Aperture Shutter speed EV compensation *1 The illustration above shows the monitor in AE frame. You can also choose from Guide90 or Guide0 (Page 76).
Viewfinder AE LOCK Locations and Functions of Parts 22 GB 2000 5.6 WB [ Shutter speed aperture*/ EV compensation * The EV compensation is displayed when EV Button is pressed.
Preparations Charging the Battery Pack Battery Pack Charging Time When it is time to charge the battery, the battery indicator on the LCD panel flashes. For further reference see “Warning Indicators” (page 115). Battery Pack Charging Time Battery Charger BC-V615 Charging time for practical use* Approx. 180 minutes Time for full charge Approx. 240 minutes AC-VQ800 Approx. 55 minutes Approx.
3 3 4(a) 4 Preparations 4(b) Making sure the 4 mark is pointed in the right direction, place the battery pack in the hollow of the battery charger. Pushing the battery pack down (a), slide it fully into the charger (b). When charging starts, the charging lamp lights in amber. When charging is complete, the light goes out. 5 After charging has finished, remove the battery pack. This camera operates only with the “InfoLITHIUM” battery (L series).
2 Slide the battery cover lock in the direction of the 4 mark (a), and open the battery cover (b). 2(a) 3 3 4 Insert the battery 4 mark side first until it firmly locks in place. Preparations 2(b) Close the battery cover. Removing the Battery 1 2 3 3 Make sure the camera power/mode dial is set to the OFF position. Slide the battery cover lock in the direction of the 4 mark and open the battery cover. Rotate the battery cover lock to the outside and remove the battery pack.
Setting the Time and Date The shooting time and date are recorded automatically with information from the camera's internal clock. Set the clock to ensure the correct time and date are recorded. 1 Preparations 1 •OFF 3~ 9 2 •CAM •PLAY MENU EXCUTE EXIT While pressing the mode lock (green), turn the power/mode dial to CAM mode. Press the MENU button. The LCD monitor turns on and the menu is displayed. 2 4~9 3 Press the 4(UP)/$(DOWN) buttons to select “Date & Time”.
6 Set the year using the 4(UP)/$(DOWN) buttons and then press the EXECUTE button. The month can now be set. 7 Select “Date Form” using the 4(UP)/$(DOWN) buttons and then press the EXECUTE button. You can now select the date display format. 9 Select the date display format using the 4(UP)/ $(DOWN) buttons and then press the EXECUTE button. Preparations 8 Set the month, day, hour, minutes and seconds in the same way as explained in step 5. You can choose from the following 3 date display formats.
Preparing the Card Preparations The picture is saved on the PC Card inserted in the camera (not supplied) or on the “Memory Stick”. Insert the “Memory Stick” in the Memory Stick/PC Card Adaptor and then insert the adaptor into the camera. In this guide the “Memory Stick”, when inserted in the Memory Stick/PC Card Adaptor, and the PC Card are referred to as Card.
Inserting the Card 1 Slide the card cover bar lock downward (a) and open the card cover (b). Preparations 1(b) 1(a) 2 Insert the card in the camera. 2 Caution Make sure to insert the card in the proper direction. Forcing the card may result in damage to the camera and/or the card. If you insert a card that has never been initialized, FORMAT ERROR flashes on the LCD monitor. Initialize the card. (Page 30) 3 Close the card cover.
To Remove the Card 1 Preparations 3 1 Open the card cover. 2 Push the card eject button. 3 Pull out the card. 2 Initializing a Card Uninitialized PC cards cannot be used in the camera. Before use, cards must first be initialized using the camera. Caution If you initialize a card that has data recorded on it, all recorded data, including protected picture data, will be erased. 1 1 •OFF Note •CAM •PLAY MENU 3 While pressing the mode lock (green), turn the power/mode dial to CAM mode.
3 Select “PC Card INIT” using the 4(UP)/ $(DOWN) buttons and then press the EXECUTE button. The message “Initialize OK?” appears. 4 Press the EXECUTE button. Preparations CAMERA MENU Custom PC Card INIT User File Save New Folder ID Set File No. Mem WB Flash Date & Time LCD Set Display Set Initialization begins. When initialization is complete, the LCD monitor returns to the normal display (as shown in step 1). Caution Do not take out the card during initialization.
Attaching the Neck Strap Belt Attach the neck strap belt BLT-10(H) (supplied) to the camera for ease of carrying. 1 Preparations 2 32 GB Pull the belt through the neck strap belt holder on the camera. Pull the belt as shown in the diagram to adjust the length.
3 Attach the belt on the opposite side of the camera in the same way. Preparations Putting the Camera in a Semi-Soft Case Put the camera in semi-soft case LCM-D700 (not supplied) for convenience and ease of carrying.
Taking a Picture Taking Pictures Taking pictures is easy with automatic focus. In this manual, taking pictures while looking through the viewfinder is explained, but you can take pictures while looking through either the viewfinder or the LCD monitor. 1 2 Take off the lens cap. •OFF 2 •CAM •PLAY Taking a Picture MENU While pressing down the mode lock (green), turn the power/mode dial to CAM mode. The indicators in the viewfinder turn on.
6 Center the subject on which you'd like to focus in the center of the finder. 2000 8,9 8 Adjust the zoom by rotating the zoom ring left or right. Press the release button halfway. EV AL QU SIZE US ER The AF LOCK indicator in the viewfinder flashes. When the subject is focused, the indicator stays lit and a beep will sound. This setting can be turned off. ISO AE AE-LOCK R-REVIEW 2000 Taking a Picture 7 7 5.6 5.6 AF LOCK Indicator 9 Press the release button completely.
10 10 •OFF Turning the power/mode dial to OFF turns the power off. •CAM •PLAY MENU EXCUTE EXIT Note Taking a Picture If you do not operate the camera for about one minute when the camera is on in the CAM mode, the LCD monitor automatically shuts off (Standby Mode). Also, if the camera is not touched for approximately four minutes after that, the camera automatically shuts completely off. Auto Focus This camera employs an auto focus mechanism.
Locking the Focus When you focus the picture by pressing the release button halfway, the focus is set at that distance until you release the button. This is called Focus Lock. If you want to take a picture of a subject on the edge of the picture composition, engaging Focus Lock allows you to move the camera and then take the picture. 1 Center the subject in the viewfinder and press the release button halfway.
Setting the Focus Manually You can set the focus manually with this camera. There are situations in which it is better to set the focus manually than use the auto focus function. IS O 2 SIZE QUAL IV E WB DR 2 Taking a Picture AF MF Set the auto focus mode switch to MF. USER 1 AE 1 Adjust the focus by turning the focus ring left or right. Notes • The focus ring can be rotated completely in either direction. • Set the focus after adjusting the zoom.
Situations in which it is better to focus manually • When the subject and its surroundings are both dark; • When the subject offers little contrast on the screen, such as with walls or the sky; • When the background is too bright or the contrast between the background and the subject is too great; • When the subject has a fine, repeating pattern such as stripes; • When the subject is behind a window that is dirty or wet; • When there is a wire fence in front of the subject; • When the subject is bright, emi
Viewing Checking the Picture Content Below are the different ways for playing back recorded pictures. • Viewing pictures in succession Pictures are played back one by one in sequence. • Viewing pictures in an automatic cycle Pictures are automatically played back in a cycle. • Viewing the picture index Pictures are displayed all at once. This is a convenient way to search for a specific picture.
3 3 •OFF Turn the power/mode dial to OFF to turn off the power. •CAM •PLAY Note MENU EXIT Viewing Pictures in an Automatic Cycle Pictures are automatically played back frame by frame. 1 1 •CAM •PLAY MENU EXCUTE EXIT 2 3~7 7 While pressing the mode lock (green), rotate the power/mode dial to PLAY. The access lamp lights as the camera reads the last picture taken. Reading is finished when the access lamp goes out. The picture is played back.
4 Select “Interval Time” using the 4(UP)/ $(DOWN) buttons and then press EXECUTE. You can now set the number of seconds to display one picture. Auto Play Start Interval Time 2 sec Viewing 5 Select the display interval time using the 4(UP)/ $(DOWN) buttons and then press the EXECUTE button. Note You can set the interval time between the range of 1 to 30 seconds (in 1 second units). However, depending on the playback quality and size, the set time might be overridden.
8 To end automatic playback, press the release button halfway. Automatic playback ends and the image appearing when you pressed the release button is displayed. 8 AL QU SIZE US ER EV ISO AE DRIVE B W AE-LOCK 9 R-REVIEW Turn the power/mode dial to OFF to turn the camera off. Note Viewing the Picture Index 1 3 1 R-REVIEW •OFF DISP INDEX LCD Reading is finished when the access lamp goes out, and the picture is played back.
3 Rotate the shift dial to select a picture. O Note IS USER The color of the picture you have chosen changes and information about that picture, such as date and exposure, is displayed. AE SIZ E QUAL DR USER IS O E SIZ IV WB In Index Mode, when you rotate the shift dial while holding down the shift button, you can jump ten frames to choose a picture.
Viewing Pictures on a Television You can view pictures taken with the digital still camera on a television when it is connected to the TV's video terminal. This is convenient for adjusting the focus and viewing pictures in succession. 1 2 Use the video cable (supplied) to connect the camera video output terminal to the television video terminal. Note 1 O IS USER It is not possible to connect to a television that only has an antenna input terminal.
Using the PC Card/Parallel Port Adaptor When you connect the MSAC-PR1 PC card/parallel port adaptor on your computer and install the MSAC-PR1 device driver, the card is recognized as a drive. In this way, you can manage pictures saved on the card as computer files. The methods of connecting the PC card/parallel port adaptor to the computer and installing the PC card/parallel port adaptor driver are explained in this guide.
Installing the Driver 1 Insert the supplied CD-ROM into the CD-ROM drive. The “Sony MSAC-PR1 Setup” dialog box appears. 2 Click “Install Sony MSAC-PR1 Drivers”. The “Setup Language” dialog box appears. Viewing 3 Select a language and click [Next]. The “Welcome” dialog box appears.
4 Click [Next]. The “Software License Agreement” dialog box appears. 5 After reading and agreeing with the terms of the Software License Agreement, Click [Yes]. The “Choose Destination Location” dialog box appears. Viewing 6 Specify a destination folder for installation and click [Next]. The “Select Program Folder” dialog box appears.
7 Specify a program folder name and click [Next]. The “Start Copying Files” dialog box appears. Confirm the displayed installation settings and click [Next]. Viewing 8 Installation starts and the “Sony MSAC-PR1 Drive Identification” dialog box appears.
9 Confirm the drive name of the PC card/parallel port adaptor and click [OK]. The “Setup Complete” dialog box appears. Viewing 10 Click [Finish]. In step 9, if the “Yes, I want to read the README file now” box is checked, the README document is displayed. Installation is complete. Inserting the Card When you insert the card into the PC Card/Parallel port Adaptor, the drive that was specified as the drive name in step 8 of the "Install Driver" directions (page 49) is recognized.
Taking Out the Card 1 1 Make sure the power/access lamp is not flashing. Caution Do not take out the card when the power/ access lamp is flashing. Doing so may result in damage to your PC Card or “Memory Stick”. 2 2 Press the eject button and slowly pull out the card. If the MSAC-PR1 device driver is no longer necessary, you may remove it from your computer using the steps below.
Advanced Operations Settings Choosing the Exposure Mode Choose the exposure mode from the choices Program AE (Program), Aperture Priority AE (Aperture), Shutter Speed Priority AE (Shutter) or Manual Exposure (Manual). 1 1 •OFF 3~ 6 2 •CAM •PLAY MENU EXCUTE 2 4~6 While pressing the mode lock (green), turn the power/mode dial to CAM. Press the LCD button to turn the LCD monitor ON. Note Settings can also be confirmed on the LCD panel.
Shutter (Shutter Speed Priority AE) When the shutter speed is fixed, the aperture is automatically changed according to the brightness of the subject to obtain the correct exposure. Manual (Manual Exposure) You can decide the exposure by setting the shutter speed and aperture manually. Note Exposure modes are indicated on the LCD panel as P (Program AE), A (Aperture priority AE), S (Shutter Speed priority AE), and M (Manual Exposure). 5 Release the shift button.
Choosing Picture Size Choose the picture size to be recorded during shooting from among the following: 1344 × 1024, 640 × 480, ×2D. Zoom. The larger the size, the fewer the number of pictures that can be recorded. E IZ DRIV E WB AE 3~5 3 1 While pressing the mode lock (green), turn the power/mode dial to CAM. S QUAL 4 USER ISO O Press the LCD button to turn the LCD monitor ON. IS USER 2 SIZE SIZ E QUAL IV E WB DR Note •OFF •CAM •PLAY Settings can also be confirmed on the LCD panel.
Because the picture frame narrows in this mode, check shots with the LCD monitor. You cannot check the true picture frame in the viewfinder. Note Picture size settings are indicated on the LCD panel as 1344 (1344 × 1024), 640 (640 × 480), and (×2 D. Zoom). 5 Release the shift button. When the picture size is set, exit the menu. The camera is ready to take pictures. Choosing the Picture Quality Mode L 1 Q U A 3~ 5 3 DRIVE 4 While pressing the mode lock (green)turn the power/mode dial to CAM.
4 Rotate the shift dial while pressing the shift button. Choose a picture quality mode. CAM QUALITY Super High Middle Low Picture Size Super High Middle Low 1344 × 1024 Non compression Approx.1/4 Approx.1/8 Approx.1/16 640 × 480 ×2D. Zoom Non compression Approx.1/3 Approx.1/6 Approx.1/12 TIFF RGB picture JPEG Y-C compressed picture Advanced Operations Settings Super Select this to get the highest quality picture.
Choosing the Picture Taking Brightness (EV compensation) When a exposure mode other than manual exposure (Manual) is chosen, you can adjust the brightness to fit the shooting conditions. 1 1 While pressing the mode lock (green), turn the power/mode dial to CAM. AE-LOCK R-REVIEW DISP •OFF INDEX LCD 2 •CAM •PLAY MENU •OFF EXCUTE •CAM •PLAY Press the LCD button to turn on the LCD monitor. EXIT Note 2 Settings can also be confirmed on the LCD panel.
Adjusting for Natural Color Tone (White Balance Adjustment) This camera comes equipped with the white balance function to give a more natural color tone to your pictures in a variety of shooting conditions. Choose a white balance mode from Auto White Balance (Auto), White Balance Hold (Hold), Outdoor (Outdoor), and Indoor (Indoor). With White Balance Hold you can adjust the most appropriate white balance for the shooting condition.
Auto (Auto White Balance) This is the default. White balance is automatically adjusted to give a natural color tone according to the amount of light when shooting. Hold (White Balance Hold) Choose this when you want better color reproduction or you are shooting a monochrome subject and background. Press the WB button to adjust the white balance. For further information refer to the Adjusting the White Balance Hold section below.
When the WB indicator disappears, white balance adjustment is complete. The camera is ready to take pictures. The white balance you have chosen is valid until you readjust it. Note When the WB indicator flashes, the white level was not successfully adjusted. Press any other operation button to leave this mode, then begin the white balance adjustment process again.
4 Rotate the shift dial while pressing the shift button. Choose an ISO sensitivity. CAM ISO MODE 50 100 400 50 Sets sensitivity equal to ISO 50. Use this sensitivity when there is sufficient light, such as in the bright outdoors, for a finer image than with ISO 100. 100 Sets sensitivity equal to ISO 100. This is the standard ISO sensitivity. Sets sensitivity equal to ISO 400. Use this sensitivity when you want to shoot a picture in a room without using a strobelight, or when there is not enough sunlight.
3 While pressing the [r] button (SPOT light meter switch button), turn the shift dial to choose the light meter reading method. CAM 3,4 LIGHT METERING AL QU SIZE US ER EV ISO AE DRIVE B W AE-LOCK R-REVIEW AVERAGE SPOT 3 AVERAGE (Center-weighted average light metering) Appropriate for average picture taking conditions. Takes the average light metering of the whole screen after you have placed the focal point in the center of the viewfinder.
Resetting the Content of the Settings Resetting the modes returns the following settings to those set forth by the factory. • mode dial settings • Miscellaneous Settings (page 74) 4 SIZE U SE R QUA L DRIVE W B 3~5 3 1 While pressing the mode lock (green), turn the power/mode dial to CAM mode. ISO AE Press the LCD button to turn on the LCD monitor. O Note IS USER 2 SIZE SIZ E QUAL IV E WB DR Settings can also be confirmed on the LCD panel.
Saving the Content of Settings You can save the content of the following settings in up to 3 user files. • mode dial settings • the content of Miscellaneous Settings (page 74) 1 1 •OFF 3~ 5 MENU EXCUTE EXIT Advanced Operations Settings 64 GB 2 •CAM •PLAY 2 3~6 While pressing the mode lock (green), turn the power/mode dial to CAM mode. Press the MENU button. The LCD monitor turns on and the menu is displayed. 3 Choose “User File Save” using the 4(UP)/ $(DOWN) buttons.
6 Press the EXECUTE button. The setting content is saved as a user file with the chosen file number. The date and time the file is saved is also displayed. 7 •OFF •CAM •PLAY Press the EXIT button. The LCD monitor display returns to the menu. 8 MENU Press the EXIT button. EXCUTE After exiting the menu, the camera is ready to take pictures. EXIT 7,8 Reading the user file you have saved sets the same content in the user file.
4 While pressing the shift button, turn the shift dial to choose a user file number from No. 1 to No. 3. CAM USER FILE 5 ____ __________ No.0 No.1 No.2 No.3 (reset) 1999-07-04 1999-07-04 1999-07-04 Release the shift button. The content of the selected user file number is changed, and the camera is ready to take pictures. Making a Folder to Save Pictures Advanced Operations Settings 66 GB When you make a folder on a card, picures are thereafter saved in that folder.
4 Press the EXECUTE button. The message “Add No.xxxx Folder OK?” appears. [xxxx] is the automatically attached folder name. 5 Press the EXECUTE button. The folder is created, and the camera is ready to take pictures. Pictures are thereafter saved in that folder. Note You can create about 510 folders on a card. Attaching Keywords (ID Numbers) to Pictures Note You cannot attach a keyword to or change a keyword on a protected picture.
3 Select “ID Set” using the 4(UP)/$(DOWN) buttons. CAMERA MENU Custom PC Card INIT User File Save New Folder ID Set File No. Mem WB Flash Date & Time LCD Set Display Set 4 Press the EXECUTE button. The keyword screen is displayed. ID SET P No.99 MODE Off ID No. [0123456789012345] Advanced Operations Settings END BS CLR SPC 0123456789!"#$%&' ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRS TUVWXYZ*+,-.
Inc Choose “Inc” if you want the number of the picture to be automatically included at the end of keyword every time you take a picture. (ex.) The keyword is PICTURE01 1st picture 2nd picture : PICTURE01 : PICTURE02 9th picture 10th picture : PICTURE09 : PICTURE10 Note When the automatic counter reaches [99], the number returns to [00] the next time you take a picture. The LCD monitor display returns to the keyword screen. Choose “ID No.” using the 4(UP)/$(DOWN) buttons and press the EXECUTE button.
9 •OFF •CAM •PLAY If you finish inputting the keyword before reaching the 16-letter limit, move the cursor to END and press the EXECUTE button. MENU 10 EXCUTE EXIT Press the EXIT button. The display on the LCD monitor returns to the menu. 10,11 11 Press the EXIT button. The menu disappears, and the camera is ready to take pictures. Adding or Changing a Keyword to a Picture that has Already been Taken Advanced Operations Settings 70 GB 1 1 The LCD monitor tuns on.
5 Press the EXECUTE button. The keyword input screen is displayed. If a keyword has already been attached to the picture, that keyword is displayed. ID SET P No.99 ID No. [0123456789012345] END BS CLR SPC 0123456789!"#$%&' ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRS TUVWXYZ*+,-./;:<=>? 100MIN abcdefghijklmnopqrs tuvwxyz@[¥]^_{ } 0001/00009 6 Choose the letter you'd like to enter using the 4(UP)/$(DOWN) buttons. Press the EXECUTE button.
Choosing a Method to Attach a File Name to a Picture When a picture is taken, a number from 00001-99999 is automatically attached as a file name to the picture. The following methods to attach a number are possible. • Attach serial numbers on an individual card. • Attach serial numbers consecutively, even if the card is changed.
5 Select “Memory” using the 4(UP)/$(DOWN) buttons and press the EXECUTE button. You can now change the “Memory” setting. 6 Select either “off” or “on” using the 4(UP)/ $(DOWN) buttons and press the EXECUTE button. off Serial numbers are attached as file names on each card. When this method is selected, specifying a starting number is not possible. on Serial numbers are attached as file names and continue in consecutive order even if a new card is inserted.
9 •OFF •CAM •PLAY Press the EXIT button. The display on the LCD monitor returns to the menu. MENU 10 EXCUTE EXIT 9,10 Press the EXIT button. The menu disappears, and the camera is ready to take pictures. Miscellaneous Settings Advanced Operations Settings The following settings are available with the digital still camera.
4 Press the EXECUTE button. The CUSTOM menu is displayed. CUSTOM Power Save on Interval Rec Time 00:00:10 Review off Review Time 5 sec Self-Timer 10 sec Sharpness Soft/Normal/Hard Histogram Manual/Auto Frame Beep on 5 Choose the item you would like to set using the 4(UP)/$(DOWN) buttons and press the EXECUTE button. You can set the item you selected. Power Save (Auto Power Off Function) • When set to OFF, the power will not turn off over the passage of time.
Note You can display the last picture taken at any time by pressing the REVIEW button. Review Time When Review is on or when the REVIEW button is pressed, the picture and/or histogram display time can be set for an interval within the range of 1 to 10 seconds (in one-second units). Self-Timer Sets the interval from when you press the RELEASE button to the time the shutter clicks within a range of 1 to 30 seconds (in one-second units). Sharpness Sets the sharpness of the outline of the recorded picture.
• “Type” This item determines the type of frame displayed on the monitor. Selecting “AE frame” selects the AE frame type. This frame shows the light metering area used for determining exposure. Note that metering is done in the same manner regardless of whether the AE frame is displayed. Selecting the “Guide 0” frame changes frame display to guide lines that can be moved vertically. These guide lines can be used to establish vertical subject size and positioning within the frame.
• “Top” The “Top” item is used for setting the position of the Guide 90 or Guide 0 guide line that is bisected by a crosshair. The guide line can be positioned anywhere between the points that are 1/10 of the monitor width from the sides (for the Guide 90 frame) or top and bottom (for the Guide 0 frame) of the monitor. • “Bottom” The “Bottom” item is used for setting the position of the Guide 90 or Guide 0 guide line without the crosshair.
Advanced Operations Taking a Picture Shooting with the Flash Use the flash when taking pictures in dark places, such as indoors. A flash is built-in in the unit. Depending on shooting conditions, choose a flash mode from among Auto, On, Off, and External. When shooting in the External mode, attach an external flash to the accessory shoe to take flash pictures. Flash Mode Usage Guide Shooting Condition Setting Auto The subject is lit from behind. You want to use a flash during daytime.
Note Concerning Use of the Built-in Flash When photos are taken using the built-in flash, occlusion of light from the flash can occur under the following circumstances, resulting in a shadow at the bottom of the recorded image. If this occurs, change the zoom setting or use the optional external flash unit, as appropriate. While pressing the shift button, turn the shift dial to select a flash mode. CAM FLASH Auto On Off External Auto In conditions of insufficient light, the flash automatically goes off.
If the flash mode is set to Auto or On, when the flash indicator flashes, the flash is warming up. When the flash lamp light becomes constant, the flash is ready for use. Flashing Continuously lit W B E A Note ISO DRIVE SIZE AL QU US ER When using the built-in flash, press the flash popup key to open it. When finished with the flash, push the top of the flash down to close. You can adjust the white balance when using the flash.
4 Press the EXECUTE button. The WB FLASH menu is displayed. 5 Select “Flash Mode” using the 4(UP)/$(DOWN) buttons and press the EXECUTE button. WB FLASH Flash Mode Interval Start Internal/External 10 sec(3~10) You can now set the flash mode. 6 Advanced Operations Taking a Picture Choose “Internal” to use the built-in flash or “External” to use the external flash and press the EXECUTE button.
9 Select “Start” using the 4(UP)/$(DOWN) buttons and then press EXECUTE. “WB” is displayed in the viewfinder and white balance adjustment begins. After the flash lights about 10 times, the WB indicator goes off. The white balance adjustment is complete. The white balance value is valid until it is adjusted again. Note When the WB indicator flashes, the white balance is not successfully being adjusted.
4 While pressing the shift button, turn the shift dial to select “Cont1” or “Cont2.” CAM DRIVE 1Shot Cont1 Cont2 Self Timer Interval Rec Cont1 In this mode, when the shooting mode is set to a mode other than manual exposure, the exposure is automatically adjusted every time a picture is taken. Cont2 Advanced Operations Taking a Picture 84 GB In this mode, the settings of the first picture are kept as pictures are taken in succession.
Taking a Picture at Regular Intervals (Interval Shooting) In this mode, after pressing the release button, pictures are continuously taken at regular intervals. How to set the shooting interval is described in the Miscellaneous Settings section (page 74). While pressing the mode lock (green), turn the power/mode lock to CAM. IV E 1 DR WB 4 QUAL SIZE Press the LCD button to turn the LCD monitor on.
Taking a Picture with the Self-Timer In this mode, after pressing the release button, the shutter automatically clicks after a set period of time. How to set the time between the pressing of the release button and the shutter release is described in the Miscellaneous Settings section (page 74). IV E 1 While pressing the mode lock (green), turn the power/mode dial to CAM. DR WB 4 QUAL AE USER IS O 3~5 3 SIZE Press the LCD button to turn the LCD monitor on.
Checking Pictures Directly After Shooting (Review Function and Histogram) When the REVIEW button is pressed directly after taking a picture, the picture is displayed on the LCD monitor in this mode. When you turn the review function on in Miscellaneous Settings, pictures are displayed automatically, without having to press the REVIEW button. Also, when histogram is set to “Auto” in “Miscellaneous Settings”, the histogram for a picture is displayed when that picture is displayed.
Advanced Operations Playback Rotating the Picture You can rotate the picture 90° clockwise or counter-clockwise, or 180° during playback. 1 1 •OFF 3~ 6 The LCD monitor turns on. •CAM •PLAY MENU EXCUTE EXIT While pressing the mode lock (green), turn the power/mode dial to PLAY. 2 4~6 2 Push the MENU button. The menu is displayed on the LCD monitor. 3 Choose “Rotate” using the 4(UP)/$(DOWN) buttons. PLAY MENU Advanced Operations Playback Rotate D.
The picture is displayed at the angle of rotation chosen. 6 7 Rotate the picture as described in step 5 as often as necessary. Press the EXIT button. •OFF •CAM •PLAY The LCD monitor returns to the menu display. Note, however, that infomation of rotation changes made to protected pictures is not saved. MENU 8 EXCUTE Press the EXIT button. EXIT 7, 8 The menu disappears. You can view an enlarged detail of a picture during playback. 1 1 •OFF 3~ 6 The LCD monitor turns on.
4 Press the EXECUTE button. The area of the picture to be enlarged is framed with a green line. No.1 0001/00001 5 Select the area to be enlarged using the 4(UP)/ $(DOWN) buttons. Advanced Operations Playback The frame moves left when the 4(UP) button is pressed. The frame moves right when the $(DOWN) button is pushed. No.1 0001/00001 6 Press the EXECUTE button. The selected area is enlarged and displayed, and the position of the enlarged area is displayed in the upper left corner. No.
Note While viewing this screen, you can change the area to be enlarged by pressing the 4(UP)/ $(DOWN) buttons. 7 •OFF •CAM •PLAY Press the EXIT button. The enlargement indicator is cancelled. 8 MENU Press the EXIT button. EXCUTE The menu returns to the LCD monitor display. EXIT 7~9 9 Press the EXIT button. The menu disappears. When the REVIEW button is pressed while a picture is being displayed, the histogram for that picture is displayed.
Advanced Operations Erasing Erasing All Pictures You can erase all saved pictures that are no longer needed from the card. However, you cannot erase pictures that have been protected. 1 1 •OFF 3~ 5 The LCD monitor turns on. •CAM •PLAY MENU EXCUTE EXIT While pressing the mode lock (green), turn the power/mode dial to PLAY. 2 4~6 2 Press the MENU button. The menu appears on the LCD monitor. 3 Select “Delete” using the 4(UP)/$(DOWN) buttons. Advanced Operations Erasing PLAY MENU Rotate D.
6 Press the EXECUTE buttons. Picture erasing begins. When deletion is finished, the LCD monitor display returns to the state shown in step 1. Caution Do not remove the card during picture deletion. Damage to the “Memory Stick” or PC Card may occur. Erasing Selected Pictures You can erase selected saved pictures, with the exception of protected pictures, from the card. 1 1 3~ 5 MENU EXCUTE 8 The LCD monitor turns on. •CAM •PLAY EXIT 2 4~9 2 Press the MENU button.
5 Choose “Select” using the 4(UP)/$(DOWN) buttons and then press the EXECUTE button. The screen from which to choose pictures for deletion appears. 6 6 Turn the shift dial to the picture you would like to erase and press the EXECUTE button. The chosen picture is marked. Advanced Operations Erasing Mark AE-LOCK R-REVIEW •OFF DISP INDEX LCD •CAM •PLAY MENU EXCUTE EXIT Note Protected pictures cannot be chosen. 7 8 Repeat step 6 to choose other pictures to be erased. Press the $ (DOWN) button.
9 Press the EXECUTE button. Picture erasing begins. When deletion is finished, the LCD monitor returns to the state shown in step 5. Caution Do not remove the card during picture deletion. Damage to the “Memory Stick” or PC Card may occur. 10 Press the EXIT button. •OFF •CAM •PLAY The LCD monitor display returns to the state shown in step 4. MENU 11 EXCUTE 12 Press the EXIT button. The menu disappears.
3 Select “Delete” using the 4(UP)/$(DOWN) buttons. PLAY MENU Rotate D.Zoom Auto Play Protect Delete PC Card INIT ID Set LCD Set Display Set 4 Press the EXECUTE button. The Delete menu is displayed. 5 Select “1 Shot” using the 4(UP)/$(DOWN) buttons and then press the EXECUTE button. Delete Advanced Operations Erasing 1 Shot Select All The message "Do you delete this image?" appears. Note To cancel erase, press the EXIT button. 6 Press the EXECUTE button. Picture erasing begins.
7 •OFF •CAM •PLAY Press the EXIT button. The LCD monitor display returns to the menu. 8 MENU Press the EXIT button. EXCUTE The menu disappears. EXIT 7, 8 Making it Impossible to Erase Important Pictures (Protect) You can save pictures from being accidentally erased. This is called "protecting" the picture. You can protect pictures when they are shown on the LCD monitor during playback. 1 •OFF 3~ 5 The LCD monitor turns on.
4 Press the EXECUTE button. The PROTECT menu is displayed. PROTECT 1 Shot on/off All on All off 5 Choose “1 Shot on/off” using the 4(UP)/ $(DOWN) buttons and then press the EXECUTE button. The chosen picture is protected, indicated by a P on the LCD monitor. Advanced Operations Erasing P PROTECT 1 Shot on/off All on All off 0001/00008 Notes • When you perform the same operation on a picture that has already been protected, the protect function is removed.
Advanced Operations Miscellaneous Setting the LCD Monitor Display You can set whether or not the LCD monitor displays necessary information for playback or taking a picture, such as picture size or AF/AE frame. 1 1 While pressing the mode lock (green), turn the power/mode dial to CAM. •OFF 3~ 6 Note •CAM •PLAY MENU EXCUTE In this section, setting the LCD monitor display is explained while the power/mode dial is set to CAM, but the same operation can be done while the power/mode dial is set to PLAY.
5 Select the item you want to set using the 4(UP)/ $(DOWN) buttons and press the EXECUTE button. The selected item is ready to change. DISPLAY SET Size/Qlty/Rotate Folder/File Name ID No. Date/Time Remaining Shot Tv/Av/Evcomp Frame 6 on on on on on on on Select “on” or “off” using the 4(UP)/$(DOWN) buttons and then press the EXECUTE button. Items which can be set are listed below: Advanced Operations Miscellaneous Size/Qlty/Rotate (Picture size/Picture quality/ Rotation) Folder/File Name ID No.
Adjusting Picture Display on the LCD Monitor Adjusts picture display items such as contrast, brightness, and display range on the LCD monitor. 1 1 •OFF 3~ 6 The LCD monitor turns on. •CAM •PLAY MENU EXCUTE While pressing the mode lock (green), turn the power/mode dial to PLAY. Note 2 4~6 In this section, adjusting the picture display is explained while the power/mode dial is set to PLAY, but the same operation can be done while the power/mode dial is set to CAM. EXIT 2 Press the MENU button.
6 Choose a value using the 4(UP)/$(DOWN) buttons and press the EXECUTE button. The items you can set are listed below: Contrast, Bright, Color or Picture Contrast, brightness, color density or picture sharpness can be set within a -10 to +10 range (in units of 1). Disp Area (Display area) When NORMAL is chosen, the picture is displayed after being resized to fit the frame 100%. When OVER is chosen, the picture is displayed without being resized.
Operating the Wireless Remote Control Using the supplied wireless remote control RM-S7D, you can perform the same release button and shift dial operations as on the camera unit. The remote control is convenient when you want to take pictures away from the camera or for playing back pictures on a television. Release button (Effective in CAM mode) Send buttons Send buttons function the same as the shift dial on the camera unit. (Only play back pictures in succession when used in PLAY mode).
2 3 Advanced Operations Miscellaneous 104 GB Insert a lithium button battery CR2025 into the battery case, making sure the + (plus) side is visible. Return the battery cover to its original position. Using a Wall Socket To take or play back pictures without using a battery, plug the camera into a wall socket using the battery charger AC-VQ800 (not supplied) and DC power cable DK-415 (supplied with the AC-VQ800). 1 2 2 1 1 Connect the DC power cable and the AC power cable to the battery charger.
3 3 Make sure the power/mode dial on the camera is set to OFF. AE-LOCK R-REVIEW •OFF DISP INDEX LCD •CAM •PLAY •OFF •CAM •PLAY MENU EXCUTE EXIT 4 4 (a) 4 (b) 5 6 7 Remove the rubber from inside the battery cover. Insert the DC power cable connector 4 mark side first into the battery case until it locks firmly into place. Put the cable into the battery cover groove and close the battery cover.
Menu Summary There are three menus in the camera: Shooting Menu, Camera Menu, and Playback Menu. CAM AE MODE Program Aperture Shutter Manual CAM FLASH Auto On Off External Mode Menu CAM The menu for setting shooting conditions. To call up this menu, set the power/mode dial to CAM, turn the mode dial and press the shift button. PICTURE SIZE 1344x1024 640 x 480 X2 D.Zoom CAM QUALITY CAM WB-auto Miscellaneous 0001/00172 No.1 Super High Middle Low +0.50EV 300 0 F3.
CUSTOM Power Save on Interval Rec Time 00:00:10 Review off Review Time 5 sec Self-Timer 10 sec Sharpness Soft/Normal/Hard Histogram Manual/Auto Frame Beep on Card Initialization Initializes the card inserted in the camera. → Page 30 PC CARD INIT Camera Menu The menu for setting the shooting conditions and functions of the camera. To call up the camera menu, turn the power/mode dial to the CAM mode position and press the MENU button.
LCD Monitor Picture Display Fine Tuning Adjusts picture display items such as contrast, brightness, and display range on the LCD monitor. → Page 101 LCD SET Contrast Bright Color Picture Disp Area 0 0 0 0 Normal DISPLAY SET Size/Qlty/Rotate Folder/File Name ID No.
Picture Rotation Rotates a picture 90° clockwise or counterclockwise, or 180° during playback. → Page 88 ROTATE 90 cw 90 ccw 180 No.1 Picture Enlargement Enlarges and displays a detail of a picture during playback. → Page 89 Playback Menu The menu for setting different picture and playback options. To call up the menu, turn the power/mode dial to the PLAY position and press the MENU button. PLAY 0001/00001 Auto Play Start Interval Time 2 sec No.
DISPLAY SET Size/Qlty/Rotate Folder/File Name ID No. Date/Time Remaining Shot Tv/Av/Evcomp Frame Miscellaneous 110 GB on on on on on on on LCD Monitor Display Setting Sets whether or not necessary information for picture taking or playback, such as picture size or Frame, is displayed on the LCD monitor.
Maintenance Maintenance of the Camera Surface If the camera surface gets dirty, lighty wipe with a dry cloth. If the camera is very dirty, wipe with a cloth moistened with a small amount of neutral detergent and wipe dry. • When using a chemical cleaning cloth, follow the manufacturer's instructions. • Do not use volitile liquids such as alcohol, thinner or benzine on the camera surface. They will remove paint from the surface finish.
Troubleshooting Before bringing in your camera for servicing, check the following table as a guide to troubleshoot the problem. If the problem cannot be corrected, contact your Sony dealer or Sony Customer Service. If messages you are unfamiliar with appear in the viewfinder, or on the LCD panel or LCD monitor, refer to “Warning Indicators” on page 115. Symptom Camera is inoperable. Corrective Action Battery pack is empty. (battery warning indicator displays) Charge the battery pack.
Symptom Auto focus does not work. Cause Corrective Action Set the AF switch to AF (auto focus). Pictures are being taken in conditions where auto focus does not work. Manually set the focus. (page 38) Picture is dark. Subject is backlit. There is insufficient light. Correct the brightness. (page 57) When shooting a bright subject, vertical lines appear on the picture. These lines are called "smears." The camera is not malfunctioning.
Symptom Picture is not recorded when you press the release button. Cause Corrective Action A card is not inserted in the camera. Insert a card in the camera. (page 29) There are no more remaining shots. Insert a new card. Change the picture quality or erase unnecessary pictures. Check the remaining shot number and try again. (pages 55, 92) Miscellaneous 114 GB Files names for pictures recorded on the card have reached 99999. Install a new card and specify a starting number other than 99999.
Warning Indicators LCD Monitor The following warning indicators appear on the LCD monitor. Low Battery Charge Indicator When the battery voltage becomes low, the remaining battery time indicator on the LCD monitor changes to the indicator.* * When using the AC power adaptor/charger, this indicator does not appear. CARD FULL No Shot Available If you press the release button when the picture file on the card is full, the message CARD FULL is displayed in red for 4 seconds.
LCD Panel The following warning indicators appear on the LCD panel. Battery Indicator As the battery voltage becomes low, on the LCD panel. is indicated The battery indicator changes as follows: Battery Indicator Battery Charge Amount Standard (A fully charged battery is 100%) 100 to 80% 80 to 60% 60 to 40% 40 to 20% 20 to 10% Miscellaneous 116 GB Flashing Camera operation will stop within 1 minute. Change with a charged battery pack.
EV Indicator The letters EV appear whenever EV compensation mode is on. When EV compensation is turned to +/- 0.0, the indicator does not appear. Auto Focus Off Indicator When the AF switch is turned to MF (manual focus), the MF indicator appears.
Error Messages The following messages are displayed on the camera's LCD monitor or LCD panel or in the viewfinder. Refer to list below for the meaning of the error message. Message on LCD Panel or Message on LCD Monitor in Viewfinder Miscellaneous 118 GB Meaning and Corrective Action Card NO CARD A card is not inserted. → Insert a card into the camera. (page 29) Full CARD FULL The maximum number of pictures has been recorded on the card. → Erase unnecessary pictures (page 92) or insert a new card.
Message on LCD Panel or Message on LCD Monitor in Viewfinder Meaning and Corrective Action NO ID INFO A keyword was attempted to be added to a picture that was not recorded by the camera. → Keywords can only be added to pictures recorded by the camera. (page 67) Err13 DATE & TIME NOT SET The lithium button battery used to maintain the internal clock has run out. → Contact your nearest Sony dealer or Sony Customer Service.
Specifications General Power source “InfoLITHIUM” battery NP-F550 or AC power adaptor/charger AC-VQ800 (not supplied) Power consumption 0.9 A, DC7.2 V when shooting (with LCD monitor on) 0.6 A, DC7.2 V when playing back (with LCD monitor on) Operating temperature 0°C to +40°C (32°F to 104°F) Storage temperature –20°C to +60°C (-4°F to 140°F) Dimensions 130× 100× 150mm (51/5× 4× 6inches)(W× Mass H× L) 820 g approx.
Lens 5× zoom f = 5.2 to 26mm (equivalent to 28 to 140 for 35mm film cameras), 13 lens, 10 group, filter diameter: 62mm Photographic sensitivity ISO 50, 100, 400 Focus control CCD TTL auto/manual focus mechanism Light Meter Center-weighted average light metering/Spot light metering, AE LOCK function Exposure mode Program AE, shutter speed priority AE, aperture priority AE, manual exposure EV compensation –2 to +2 EV (0.
Accessories Viewfinder cap (fitted on the lens, 1) Lens cap (fitted on the lens, 1) Video cable (1) Wireless remote control (1) “Memory Stick” (1) Memory Stick/PC Card Adaptor (1) User's manual (1) “InfoLITHIUM” battery NP-F550 (1) Battery charger BC-V615 (1) Neck strap belt BLT-10(H) (1) PC Card/parallel port adaptor MSAC-PR1 (1) Design and specifications are subject to change without notice.
Index A AE-LOCK ............................................. Aperture ................................................. Aperture Priority AE .............................. Auto Focus ............................................. Automatic Cycle Viewing ............... 40, I 37 52 52 36 41 Index Display ......................................... 40 Initialization ........................................... 30 ISO (Photographic) Sensitivity .............. 60 K Keyword ......................................
R W Reading Setting Content ........................ 65 Remote Control ................................... 103 Resetting Settings Content .................... 63 Review Function .................................... 87 Rotation ................................................. 88 Warning Indicators .............................. 115 White Balance ....................................... 81 White Balance Adjustment .................... 58 Wireless Remote Control ..................... 103 S Zoom ..........
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