Manuale d’uso / di manutenzione del prodotto Cybershot DSC-D700 del fabbricante Sony
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DSC-D700 Sony Corporation Printed in Japan 3-865-496- 13 (1) 1998 by Sony Corporation 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.
2 GB Intr oduction 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.
3 GB continued on next page Intr oduction Contents Battery Safety Precautions ...... 5 Operation Precautions .............. 7 T o Maintain the Efficiency of the Camera ....................................... 7 Please Read This ....................... 8 Checking the Supplied Accessories .
4 GB Intr oduction Playbac k Rotating the Picture ........................................ 83 V iewing an Enlar ged Picture .......................... 84 Erasing Erasing All Pictur es ........................................ 87 Erasing Selected Pictures .
5 GB Intr oduction Battery Safety Precautions Follow the safety advice below to avoid leakage, internal heating, fires, explosions or accidental ingestion of batteries. DANGER (This applies only to battery packs) • Only charge the battery with the supplied charger.
6 GB Intr oduction Operation Precautions Places y ou should not leave y our camera Do not operate or store your camera in places such as those listed below.
7 GB continued on next page Intr oduction T o Maintain the Efficiency of the Camera Operating and Storage Places To avoid possible breakdown, do not use or store the camera in the following places: .
8 GB Intr oduction Please Read This T est Shooting Before shooting, take a few test shots to make sure pictures are being taken normally. 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.
9 GB Intr oduction Memory Stick and PC Car d Insert Sony Memory Stick MSA-8A (8MB) or MSA-4A (4MB) (not supplied) into Memory Stick/PC Card Adaptor MSAC-PC1 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.
10 GB Intr oduction Chec king the Supplied Accessories Before using the camera, make sure you have the following supplied accessories. Lens cap (1, fitted on the camera) User's manual (1) Wireles.
11 GB continued on next page Intr oduction Features 1/2 Inch 1,500,000 Pixel CCD The digital still camera comes equipped with an all-pixel reading 1/2 inch CCD with 1,500,000 effective picture dots. The unit also uses a primary color filter and 1344 × 1024 pixel high-resolution to reproduce the natural colors and resolution of photographs.
12 GB Intr oduction T aking Pictures for a Longer P eriod with the InfoLITHIUM Battery and P ower Saving Option Using the InfoLITHIUM battery, you can take about two hours of continuous picture taking (with the LCD monitor off.) Also, if the power is on and the camera is not operated for approximately one minute, power to the camera shuts off.
13 GB Locations and Functions of P ar ts Locations and Functions of P ar ts Front WB 1 2 4 5 6 3 1 Flash The camera has a built-in Guide Number GN10 flash. To use the flash, press the pop- up key. The cover will open and the flash warms up. The flash is stored when you close the cover.
14 GB Locations and Functions of P ar ts Rear • CAM • PLAY • OFF MENU INDEX R-REVIEW AE-LOCK DISP LCD EXCUTE EXIT 1 !§ !∞ !¢ !¡ 7 !™ !• !ª !¶ !£ 8 9 0 6 5 2 3 4 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.
15 GB continued on ne xt page Locations and Functions of P ar ts 7 Access Lamp Lights in red when a card is accessed by the camera during picture taking or playback. Caution When the access lamp is lit, do not eject the card or turn off the power source.
16 GB Locations and Functions of P ar ts !§ Power/Mode Dial 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).
17 GB continued on ne xt page Locations and Functions of P ar ts Top EV R-REVIEW AE-LOCK ISO USER SIZE QUAL DRIVE WB AE ISO US SIZE QUAL DRIVE WB AE A 2 3 1 !™ 4 8 7 0 5 !£ !¡ 9 6 1 Focus Ring Rotate left or right to adjust the focus. 2 Zoom Ring Rotate left or right to adjust the zoom ratio of the zoom lens.
18 GB Locations and Functions of P ar ts 9 Mode Dial 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).
19 GB Locations and Functions of P ar ts Bottom 3 2 1 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 2 Battery Cover Open or close this cover to insert or take out the battery pack.
20 GB Locations and Functions of P ar ts LCD Panel CAM Mode PLA Y Mode Note In CAM mode, when the release button is pressed while pressing the shift button, the shutter speed indicator changes to the remaining shot number indicator and the aperture indicator changes to remaining shooting time.
21 GB Locations and Functions of P ar ts LCD Monitor CAM mode CAM WB-auto No.10267 1344/High 1234/12345 PICTURE01 0.25EV 2000 F4.0 0 * Remaining shooting time is not displayed when using AC power adaptor/charger AC-V700. Usually the remaining shooting time is displayed.
22 GB Locations and Functions of P ar ts Viewfinder 5.6 2000 WB [ ] * The EV compensation is displayed when EV Button is pressed. AE LOCK Shutter speed EV compensation/ aperture* White balance Flash i.
23 GB continued on ne xt page Preparations Preparations Charging the Battery Pack Charge the battery pack with the battery charger BC-V615 (supplied). Charge the battery pack before using the camera for the first time.
24 GB Preparations 3 Making sure the 4 mark is pointed in the right direction, place the battery pack in the hollow of the battery charger. 4 Pushing the battery pack down (a), slide it fully into the charger (b). When charging starts, the charging lamp lights in amber.
25 GB Preparations 2 Slide the battery cover lock in the direction of the 4 mark (a), and open the battery cover (b). 3 Insert the battery 4 mark side first until it firmly locks in place. 4 Close the battery cover. Removing the Battery 1 Make sure the camera power/mode dial is set to the OFF position.
26 GB Preparations 1 2 4~9 3~ 9 Setting the Time and Date The shooting time and date are recorded automatically with information from the camera's internal clock.
27 GB Preparations 6 Set the year using the 4 (UP)/ $ (DOWN) buttons and then press the EXECUTE button. The month can now be set. 7 Set the month, day, hour, minutes and seconds in the same way as explained in step 5. 8 Select “Date Form” using the 4 (UP)/ $ (DOWN) buttons and then press the EXECUTE button.
28 GB Preparations Preparing the Card 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.
29 GB continued on ne xt page Preparations Inserting the Card 1 Slide the card cover bar lock downward (a) and open the card cover (b). 2 Insert the card in the camera. 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.
30 GB Preparations To Remove the Card 1 Open the card cover. 2 Push the card eject button. 3 Pull out the card. Initializing a Card Uninitialized PC cards cannot be used in the camera.
31 GB Preparations 3 Select “PC Card INIT” using the 4 (UP)/ $ (DOWN) buttons and then press the EXECUTE button. Custom User File Save New Folder ID Set WB Flash Date & Time Display Set CAMERA MENU PC Card INIT The message “Initialize OK?” appears.
32 GB Preparations Attaching the Neck Strap Belt Attach the neck strap belt BLT-10(H) (supplied) to the camera for ease of carrying. 1 Pull the belt through the neck strap belt holder on the camera. 2 Pull the belt as shown in the diagram to adjust the length.
33 GB Preparations 3 Attach the belt on the opposite side of the camera in the same way. 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.
34 GB T aking a Picture T aking 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.
35 GB continued on ne xt page T aking a Picture 6 Center the subject on which you'd like to focus in the AF/AE frame. 2000 5.6 EV R-REVIEW AE-LOCK ISO USER SIZE QUAL DRIVE WB AE 7 Adjust the zoom by rotating the zoom ring left or right. 8 Press the release button halfway.
36 GB T aking a Picture • CAM • PLA Y • OFF MENU EXCUTE EXIT 10 Turning the power/mode dial to OFF turns the power off. Note 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).
37 GB T aking a Picture 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.
38 GB T aking a Picture 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. ISO USER SIZE QUAL DRIVE WB AE AF MF 1 Set the auto focus mode switch to MF.
39 GB continued on ne xt page Viewing 1 2 Vie wing 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.
40 GB Vie wing • CAM • PLA Y • OFF MENU EXCUTE EXIT 3 Turn the power/mode dial to OFF to turn off the power. Note If the camera is on but not operated for about three minutes, power to the LCD monitor shuts off (Standby Mode). Also, if the camera is not operated for approximately another two minutes, the camera shuts off completely.
41 GB continued on ne xt page Viewing 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 Interval Time 2 sec Start 5 Select the display interval time using the 4 (UP)/ $ (DOWN) buttons and then press the EXECUTE button.
42 GB Vie wing EV R-REVIEW AE-LOCK ISO USER SIZE QUAL DRIVE WB AE 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. 9 Turn the power/mode dial to OFF to turn the camera off.
43 GB Viewing 3 Rotate the shift dial to select a picture. The color of the picture you have chosen changes and information about that picture, such as date and exposure, is displayed.
44 GB Vie wing 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.
45 GB continued on ne xt page Viewing 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.
46 GB Vie wing 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. 3 Select a language and click [Next].
47 GB continued on ne xt page Viewing 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.
48 GB Vie wing 7 Specify a program folder name and click [Next]. The “Start Copying Files” dialog box appears. 8 Confirm the displayed installation settings and click [Next]. Installation starts and the “Sony MSAC-PR1 Drive Identification” dialog box appears.
49 GB continued on ne xt page Viewing 9 Confirm the drive name of the PC card/parallel port adaptor and click [OK]. The “Setup Complete” dialog box appears. 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.
50 GB Vie wing T aking Out the Card 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 Press the eject button and slowly pull out the card.
51 GB continued on ne xt page Ad vanced Operations Settings Ad v anced Operations Settings Choosing the Shooting Mode Choose the shooting mode from the choices Program AE (Program), Aperture Priority AE (Aperture), Shutter Speed Priority AE (Shutter) or Manual Exposure (Manual).
52 GB Ad vanced Operations Settings 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.
53 GB continued on ne xt page Ad vanced Operations Settings 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.
54 GB Ad vanced Operations Settings 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.
55 GB Ad vanced Operations Settings 4 Rotate the shift dial while pressing the shift button. Choose a picture quality mode. CAM QUALITY Super Middle Low High Picture Size Super High Middle Low 1344 × 1024 high compression Approx.1/4 Approx.
56 GB Ad vanced Operations Settings Choosing the Picture Taking Brightness (EV compensation) When a shooting mode other than manual exposure (Manual) is chosen, you can adjust the brightness to fit the shooting conditions.
57 GB continued on ne xt page Ad vanced Operations Settings 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.
58 GB Ad vanced Operations Settings 3 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.
59 GB continued on ne xt page Ad vanced Operations Settings 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.
60 GB Ad vanced Operations Settings 4 Rotate the shift dial while pressing the shift button. Choose an ISO sensitivity. CAM ISO MODE 200 400 100 100 Sets photographic sensitivity equal to ISO 100. 200 Sets sensitivity equal to ISO 200. 400 Sets sensitivity equal to ISO 400.
61 GB Ad vanced Operations Settings EV R-REVIEW AE-LOCK ISO USER SIZE QUAL DRIVE WB AE 3 While pressing the [ r ] button (SPOT light meter switch button), turn the shift dial to choose the light meter reading method.
Ad vanced Operations Settings 62 GB Resetting the Content of the Settings Resetting the modes returns the following settings to those set forth by the factory.
Ad vanced Operations Settings 63 GB continued on ne xt page Saving the Content of Settings You can save the content of the following settings in up to 3 user files.
Ad vanced Operations Settings 64 GB 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. • CAM • PLA Y • OFF MENU EXCUTE EXIT 7 Press the EXIT button.
Ad vanced Operations Settings 65 GB continued on ne xt page 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 ____ __________ No.0 (reset) No.1 1999-07-04 No.3 1999-07-04 No.
Ad vanced Operations Settings 66 GB 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.
Ad vanced Operations Settings 67 GB continued on ne xt page 3 Select “ID Set” using the 4 (UP)/ $ (DOWN) buttons. CAMERA MENU ID Set Custom PC Card INIT User File Save New Folder WB Flash Date & Time Display Set 4 Press the EXECUTE button.
Ad vanced Operations Settings 68 GB 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.
Ad vanced Operations Settings 69 GB continued on ne xt page • CAM • PLA Y • OFF MENU EXCUTE EXIT 9 If you finish inputting the keyword before reaching the 16-letter limit, move the cursor to END and press the EXECUTE button. 10 Press the EXIT button.
Ad vanced Operations Settings 70 GB 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 0001/00009 ID No. [0123456789012345] END BS CLR SPC 0123456789!"#$%&' ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRS TUVWXYZ*+,-.
Ad vanced Operations Settings 71 GB continued on ne xt page Miscellaneous Settings The following settings are available with the digital still camera. • Auto Power Off Function • Interval Shooting.
Ad vanced Operations Settings 72 GB 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.
Ad vanced Operations Settings 73 GB Sharpness Sets the sharpness of the outline of the recorded picture. • When set to SOFT, the picture outline is gently blurred. • When set to NORMAL, the picture is standard. • When set to HARD, the picture edges are clearly outlined.
74 GB Adv anced Operations T aking a Picture Advanced Operations T aking 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.
75 GB continued on ne xt page Adv anced Operations T aking a Picture 4 While pressing the shift button, turn the shift dial to select a flash mode. CAM FLASH On Off External Auto Auto In conditions of insufficient light, the flash automatically goes off.
76 GB Adv anced Operations T aking a Picture 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 ISO USER SIZE QUAL DRIVE WB AE Note When using the built-in flash, press the pop-up key to open it.
77 GB continued on ne xt page Adv anced Operations T aking a Picture 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 Internal Flash Mode /External Interval 10 sec(3~10) Start You can now set the flash mode.
78 GB Adv anced Operations T aking a Picture 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.
79 GB continued on ne xt page Adv anced Operations T aking a Picture 4 While pressing the shift button, turn the shift dial to select “Cont1” or “Cont2.
80 GB Adv anced Operations T aking a Picture 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 71).
81 GB Adv anced Operations T aking a Picture 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 71).
82 GB Adv anced Operations T aking a Picture Checking Pictures Directly After Shooting (Review Function) When the REVIEW button is pressed directly after taking a picture, the picture is displayed on the LCD monitor in this mode.
83 GB continued on next page Adv anced Operations Pla yback Adv anced Operations Pla ybac k Rotating the Picture You can rotate the picture 90° clockwise or counter-clockwise, or 180° during playback. • CAM • PLA Y • OFF MENU EXCUTE EXIT 1 While pressing the mode lock (green), turn the power/mode dial to PLAY.
84 GB Adv anced Operations Pla yback The picture is displayed at the angle of rotation chosen. 6 Rotate the picture as described in step 5 as often as necessary. • CAM • PLA Y • OFF MENU EXCUTE EXIT 7 Press the EXIT button. The LCD monitor returns to the menu display.
85 GB continued on next page Adv anced Operations Pla yback 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. The frame moves left when the 4 (UP) button is pressed.
86 GB Adv anced Operations Pla yback Note While viewing this screen, you can change the area to be enlarged by pressing the 4 (UP)/ $ (DOWN) buttons. • CAM • PLA Y • OFF MENU EXCUTE EXIT 7 Press the EXIT button. The enlargement indicator is cancelled.
87 GB continued on next page Adv anced Operations Erasing Adv anced Operations Erasing Erasing All Pictures You can erase all saved pictures that are no longer needed from the card.
88 GB Adv anced Operations Erasing 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.
89 GB continued on next page Adv anced Operations Erasing 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.
90 GB Adv anced Operations Erasing 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.
91 GB continued on next page Adv anced Operations Erasing 3 Select “Delete” using the 4 (UP)/ $ (DOWN) buttons. PLAY MENU Rotate D.Zoom Auto Play Protect PC Card INIT ID Set LCD Set Display Set Delete 4 Press the EXECUTE button.
92 GB Adv anced Operations Erasing • CAM • PLA Y • OFF MENU EXCUTE EXIT 7 Press the EXIT button. The LCD monitor display returns to the menu. 8 Press the EXIT button. The menu disappears. Making it Impossible to Erase Important Pictures (Protect) You can save pictures from being accidentally erased.
93 GB Adv anced Operations Erasing 4 Press the EXECUTE button. The PROTECT menu is displayed. PROTECT All on All off 1 Shot on/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.
94 GB Adv anced Operations Miscellaneous 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.
95 GB Adv anced Operations Miscellaneous 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.
96 GB Adv anced Operations Miscellaneous Adjusting Picture Display on the LCD Monitor Adjusts picture display items such as contrast, brightness, and display range on the LCD monitor. • CAM • PLA Y • OFF MENU EXCUTE EXIT 1 While pressing the mode lock (green), turn the power/mode dial to PLAY.
97 GB Adv anced Operations Miscellaneous 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).
98 GB Adv anced Operations Miscellaneous 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.
99 GB continued on ne xt page Adv anced Operations Miscellaneous 2 Insert a lithium button battery CR2025 into the battery case, making sure the + (plus) side is visible.
100 GB Adv anced Operations Miscellaneous • CAM • PLAY • OFF MENU INDEX R-REVIEW AE-LOCK DISP LCD EXCUTE EXIT • CAM • PLA Y • OFF 3 Make sure the power/mode dial on the camera is set to OFF. 4 Slide the battery cover lock in the direction of the 4 mark (a), and open the battery cover (b).
101 GB continued on ne xt page Miscellaneous Menu Summary There are three menus in the camera: Shooting Menu, Camera Menu, and Playback Menu. Shooting Mode Sets the exposure. Choose from Program AE (Program), Aperture Priority AE (Aperture), Shutter Speed AE (Shutter) or Manual Exposure (Manual).
102 GB Miscellaneous 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. Miscellaneous Settings Sets each function of Auto Power Off, Interval Shooting, Review, Self-Timer, and Sharpness.
103 GB continued on ne xt page Miscellaneous 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. Picture Rotation Rotates a picture 90 ° clockwise or counter- clockwise, or 180 ° during playback.
104 GB Miscellaneous LCD Monitor Display Setting Sets whether or not necessary information for picture taking or playback, such as picture size or AF/AE frame, is displayed on the LCD monitor. → Page 94 DISPLAY SET on Size/Qlty/Rotate Folder/File Name on ID No.
105 GB Miscellaneous 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.
106 GB Miscellaneous T r oubleshooting 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.
107 GB continued on ne xt page Miscellaneous Symptom Cause Corrective Action Auto focus does not work. AF switch is set to MF Set the AF switch to AF (manual focus) (auto focus). Pictures are being taken in Manually set the focus. conditions where auto focus (page 38) does not work.
108 GB Miscellaneous Symptom Cause Corrective Action Picture is not recorded when A card is not inserted in the Insert a card in the camera. you press the release button. camera. (page 29) There are no more remaining Insert a ne w card. shots. Change the picture quality or erase unnecessary pictures.
109 GB Miscellaneous W arning 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.
110 GB Miscellaneous LCD P anel The following warning indicators appear on the LCD panel. Battery Indicator As the battery voltage becomes low, is indicated on the LCD panel.
111 GB Miscellaneous 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.
112 GB Miscellaneous Err or 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 Meaning and Corrective Action in Viewfinder Card NO CARD A card is not inserted.
113 GB Miscellaneous Message on LCD Panel or Messa ge on LCD Monitor Meaning and Corrective Action in Viewfinder Err09 PROTECTED A protected picture was attempted to be erased. → Cancel protect and try again. (page 92) Err10 WRITE PROTECT A picture was attempted to be taken or erased on a write-protected card.
114 GB Miscellaneous Specifications General Power source InfoLITHIUM battery pack NP-F550 (not supplied) or AC power adaptor/charger AC- V700 (not supplied) Power consumption 0.
115 GB continued on ne xt page Miscellaneous 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 100, .
116 GB Miscellaneous Accessories Viewfinder cap (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.
117 GB continued on ne xt page Index Index A AE-LOCK ............................................. 37 Aperture ................................................. 51 Aperture Priority AE .............................. 51 Auto Focus .....................
118 GB Index S Saving User Files ................................... 63 Self-T imer .............................................. 81 Semi-soft Case ....................................... 33 Settings Auto Power Of f Function ................ 71 Interv al Shooting .
119 GB Index.
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