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Before  Use
Operating the camera
Shooting
Viewing
Useful  shooting  functions
Useful  viewing  functions
Changing  settings
Viewing  images on  a TV
Using with  your  computer
Printing
Troubleshooting
Precautions  /  About  this camera
  Contents  list
Top page  > Useful  viewing  functions  > MENU  items (Viewing)  >  Delete
Delete
Allows you  to  select  unwanted  images for  deletion.  You  can  also  delete images using the Delete button.
1 .  Switch  to  playback  mode.
2 .  MENU  
  (Delete)  desired  mode   
3.  [OK]   
 (All  but This Image) Deletes burst group images other  than  the selected image in  Display  Cont.
Shooting  Group  mode.
 (All  Imgs  in  This
Cnt.Sht.  Grp.) Deletes all  images in  the selected burst group at  once.
 (This Image)
Deletes the currently  displayed image in  single -image mode.
 (Multiple  Images)Allows you  to  select  and  delete multiple  images.
After  step 2 ,  select  an  image to  be  deleted, then  press  
.
To  cancel the selection, press  
 again  to  cancel the  mark.
MENU  
 [OK]   
 (All  Images  on  This
Date)
 (All  in  This Folder)
 (All  AVCHD  view
files) Deletes all  still  images and  movies  in  the selected date  range or folder,  or
all  AVCHD  movies  at  once.
Notes In  Easy Mode,  you  can  select  from [1  image]  or [All].
When  the internal  memory  is used  to  record  images,  View  Mode  is set  to  Folder  View.
Related  Topic
Deleting  images
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Before  Use
Operating the camera
Shooting
Viewing
Useful  shooting  functions
Useful  viewing  functions
Changing  settings
Viewing  images on  a TV
Using with  your  computer
Printing
Troubleshooting
Precautions  /  About  this camera
  Contents  list
Top page  > Useful  viewing  functions  > MENU  items (Viewing)  >  3D  Viewing
3D  Viewing
Select  [3D Viewing]  when you  want  to  play  back  images shot in  3D  mode  on  the 3D  TV. Connect the
camera  and  the 3D  TV  using an  HDMI Cable  (sold  separately).
1 .  Switch  to  playback  mode.
2 .  MENU  
  (3D  Viewing)   
Related  Topic
Viewing  3D  images on  a 3D  TV
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Before  Use
Operating the camera
Shooting
Viewing
Useful  shooting  functions
Useful  viewing  functions
Changing  settings
Viewing  images on  a TV
Using with  your  computer
Printing
Troubleshooting
Precautions  /  About  this camera
  Contents  list
Top page  > Useful  viewing  functions  > MENU  items (Viewing)  >  View  Mode
View  Mode
Displaying  the Calendar
Allows you  to  select  the display  format  for  images.
1 .  Switch  to  playback  mode.
2 .  MENU  
  (View  Mode)   desired  mode   
 (Date  View) Displays  images by date.
 (Folder  view  (Still))Displays  still  images.
 (Folder  view  (MP4))Displays  MP4-format  movies.
 (AVCHD  view)Displays  AVCHD -format  movies.
Notes When  the internal  memory  is used  to  record  images,  View  Mode  is set  to  Folder  View.
Displaying the Calendar
1.  MENU    (View  Mode)   [Date View]   
2.  Turn the W/T (zoom)  lever  to  W  side  () repeatedly  until  the Calendar is displayed.
Select  
/,  then  select  the month  you  want  to  display. Select  the date  and  press   to  view
images of  the selected date  in  index mode.
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Before  Use
Operating the camera
Shooting
Viewing
Useful  shooting  functions
Useful  viewing  functions
Changing  settings
Viewing  images on  a TV
Using with  your  computer
Printing
Troubleshooting
Precautions  /  About  this camera
  Contents  list
Top page  > Useful  viewing  functions  > MENU  items (Viewing)  >  Display  Cont. Shooting  Group
Display Cont. Shooting Group
You  can  select  to  display  burst images in  groups or display  all  images during  playback.
1 .  Switch  to  playback  mode.
2 .  MENU  
  (View  Mode)   [Date View]   
3.  MENU    (Display  Cont. Shooting  Group)   desired  mode   
(Display
Main
Image
Only) Groups  burst images,  then  plays  back  the main  image only.
When  Face Detection is performed in  burst mode,  the camera  determines  and
displays  the optimum  image as the main  image.  When  Face Detection is not
performed,  the first  image in  the burst group is displayed as the main  image.
(Display
All) Plays  back  all  burst images one  at  a time.
Related  Topic
Viewing  burst images
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Before  Use
Operating the camera
Shooting
Viewing
Useful  shooting  functions
Useful  viewing  functions
Changing  settings
Viewing  images on  a TV
Using with  your  computer
Printing
Troubleshooting
Precautions  /  About  this camera
  Contents  list
Top page  > Useful  viewing  functions  > MENU  items (Viewing)  >  Protect
Protect
To  cancel the protection
Protects  recorded  images against accidental  erasure.
The 
 mark is displayed for  registered  images.
1 .  Switch  to  playback  mode.
2 .  MENU  
  (Protect)   desired  mode   
3.  [OK]   
 (This Image) Protects  the currently  displayed image in  single -image mode.
 (Multiple  Images)You  can  select  and  protect multiple  images.
After  step 2 ,  select  an  image to  be  protected,  then  press  
.
To  cancel the selection, press  
 again  to  cancel the  mark.
MENU  
 [OK]   
 (Set  All  Cont.
Shooting  Imgs.) Protect  all  images in  the selected burst group at  once  in  Display  Cont.
Shooting  Group  mode.
 (Rmv. All  Cnt.
Shoot. Images.) Release  all  protected  images in  the selected burst group at  once  in  Display
Cont. Shooting  Group  mode.
Notes When  the internal  memory  is used  to  record  images,  View  Mode  is set  to  Folder  View.
To  cancel the protection
Select  the image for  which you  want  to  cancel protection,  and  unlock it by pressing   as the same
procedure  to  protect it.  The 
 indicator  disappears,  and  the protection is released.
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Before  Use
Operating the camera
Shooting
Viewing
Useful  shooting  functions
Useful  viewing  functions
Changing  settings
Viewing  images on  a TV
Using with  your  computer
Printing
Troubleshooting
Precautions  /  About  this camera
  Contents  list
Top page  > Useful  viewing  functions  > MENU  items (Viewing)  >  Print (DPOF)
Print  (DPOF)
Clearing the DPOF  mark
DPOF  (Digital  Print Order Format) is a function  that  allows  you  to  specify  the images of  the memory  card
that  you  want  to  print  out later.
The 
 (Print order)  mark is displayed for  registered  images.
1 .  Switch  to  playback  mode.
2 .  MENU  
 Print (DPOF)   desired  mode   
 (This Image) Orders printing  the currently  displayed image in  single -image mode.
 (Multiple  Images)You  can  select  and  order  multiple  images to  be  printed.
After  step 2 ,  select  an  image to  be  printed,  then  press  
.
To  cancel the selection, press  
 again  to  cancel the  mark.
MENU  
 [OK]   
Notes The 
 (Print order)  mark cannot  be  added  to  the following images:
Movies
Images  in  the internal  memory
You  can  add  a 
 (Print order)  mark to  a maximum  999  images.
Clearing  the DPOF mark
Select  the image to  clear  the DPOF  registration, then  press   in  the same  procedure  as when making
a 
 mark. The  mark disappears and  the DPOF  registration  is cleared.
Related  Topic
Printing still  images
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Before  Use
Operating the camera
Shooting
Viewing
Useful  shooting  functions
Useful  viewing  functions
Changing  settings
Viewing  images on  a TV
Using with  your  computer
Printing
Troubleshooting
Precautions  /  About  this camera
  Contents  list
Top page  > Useful  viewing  functions  > MENU  items (Viewing)  >  Rotate
Rotate
Rotates  a still  image.  Use  this to  display  a horizontal  orientation  image in  vertical  orientation.
1.  Switch  to  playback  mode.
2 .  MENU  
  (Rotate)   
3.  Press .
The still  image will be  rotated  counter -clockwise.
If you  want  to  rotate the image again, repeat  step 3 .
Notes You  cannot  rotate the following images:3D  images
Movies
Images  displayed in  a burst group
You  may not be  able to  rotate images shot with  other  cameras.
When  viewing  images on  a computer,  the image rotation  information  may not be  reflected
depending  on  the software.
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Before  Use
Operating the camera
Shooting
Viewing
Useful  shooting  functions
Useful  viewing  functions
Changing  settings
Viewing  images on  a TV
Using with  your  computer
Printing
Troubleshooting
Precautions  /  About  this camera
  Contents  list
Top page  > Changing  settings  > Shooting  Settings  >  Movie  format
Movie format
You  can  set  the recording  method  used  to  record  movies.
1 .  Set  the camera  to  shooting  mode.
2 .  MENU  
  (Settings)    (Shooting  Settings)   [Movie  format]   desired  mode   
AVCHD AVCHD  movies  are  recorded. Sets  the recording  method  to  AVCHD,  which is suitable
for  viewing  smooth  video images on  a high-definition  television.  Blu -ray discs, AVCHD
discs  and  DVD -Video discs  can  be  created  using the software  “PlayMemories  Home.”
When  you  create  AVCHD  discs  from movies  recorded  in  [AVC  HD  28M  (PS)]  or [AVC
HD  24M  (FX)], it will take time as the image quality must  be  converted.  To  save  [AVC
HD  28M  (PS)]  or [AVC  HD  24M  (FX)] movies  without  converting  the image quality,  use
Blu -ray discs. [Details]
MP4 MP4 (AVC) movies  are  recorded. Sets  the recording  method  to  MP4,  which is suitable
for  WEB  uploads  and  e-mail  attachments. No  discs  can  be  created  from MP4 movies,
even  if you  use  the software  “PlayMemories  Home.”
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Before  Use
Operating the camera
Shooting
Viewing
Useful  shooting  functions
Useful  viewing  functions
Changing  settings
Viewing  images on  a TV
Using with  your  computer
Printing
Troubleshooting
Precautions  /  About  this camera
  Contents  list
Top page  > Changing  settings  > Shooting  Settings  >  AF  Illuminator
AF Illuminator
The AF  illuminator supplies  fill  light  to  focus more  easily on  a subject  in  dark  surroundings.
The AF  illuminator emits red  light  allowing  the camera  to  focus easily when the shutter button  is pressed
halfway,  until  the focus is locked.
The 
 indicator  appears  at  this time.
1 .  Set  the camera  to  shooting  mode.
2 .  MENU  
  (Settings)    (Shooting  Settings)   [AF Illuminator]  desired  mode   
Auto
Uses/Does not use  the AF  illuminator.
Off
Notes Focus is achieved  as long as the AF  illuminator light  reaches the subject,  regardless  of  whether
light  fails  to  reach  the center  of  the subject.
You  cannot  use  the AF  illuminator in  the following situations:In  movie  mode
In  [iSweep Panorama]
When  
 (Landscape),   (Night  Scene),   (Pet),   (Fireworks) or  (Advanced  Sports
Shooting)  mode  is selected in  Scene  Selection.
When  [Self -Timer] is set  to  [Self -portrait  One Person]  or [Self -portrait  Two People].
When  you  use  the AF  illuminator,  the normal AF  range finder  frame is disabled and  a new  AF  range
finder  frame is displayed by a dotted  line.  AF  operates with  priority  on  subjects  located near  the
center  of  the frame.
The AF  illuminator emits very bright  light.  Although  there  is no  health hazard,  do  not look  directly
into  the AF  illuminator emitter at  close  range.
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Before  Use
Operating the camera
Shooting
Viewing
Useful  shooting  functions
Useful  viewing  functions
Changing  settings
Viewing  images on  a TV
Using with  your  computer
Printing
Troubleshooting
Precautions  /  About  this camera
  Contents  list
Top page  > Changing  settings  > Shooting  Settings  >  Grid Line
Grid Line
With reference to  the grid  lines,  you  can  easily set  a subject  in  a horizontal/vertical  position.
1 .  Set  the camera  to  shooting  mode.
2 .  MENU  
  (Settings)    (Shooting  Settings)   [Grid  Line]   desired  mode   
On Displays  the grid  lines.  The grid  lines are  not recorded.
OffDoes  not display  the grid  lines.
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