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12.3 Video Recorder Menu

To display the menu of settings and to change settings that affect image quality:

1. Use the Mode Selector to navigate to the Video Recorder Mode.

2. Press the MENU/ENTER button to select the Video Recorder Mode.

3. Press and hold the HOLD/ENTER button for a minimum of 3 seconds.

4. Release the HOLD/ENTER button to display a list of file and play options.

5. Use the arrow keys to scroll through the SETTING menu.

6. Press the MENU/ENTER button to select a setting and to view its options

at the bottom of the image in the viewfinder.

7. Change the setting with the arrow keys while viewing the effect the

change will have on subsequent video recordings in the viewfinder.

8. Press the VOL/EXIT button to return to the menu.

The following settings will be available:

 Preview allows you to see your pictures.

 View Parameters shows you all the current settings for the camera.

 Switch to DV allows you to switch to VIDEO RECORDER Mode.

 White Balance sets the white balance for photos taken indoors and/or

outdoors. Select Auto to let the camera set the best option automatically.

This setting displays a preview of options.

 Brightness allows you to darken or lighten subsequent photos on a scale

of (-3) to +3. This setting displays a preview of options.

 Exposure Mode sets the exposure for bright outdoor photos or darker

indoor photos. Select Auto to let the camera set the best option

automatically. This setting displays a preview of options.

 Special Effect allows you to set one of three special effects: negative,

sepia (to give photos that “old fashion” look), and black and white. This

setting displays a preview of options.

 Save Path allows you to choose if you would like to save photos to the

internal memory or to the MicroTF card (if you are using one).

 Resolution allows you to select one of many resolutions. Higher

resolution photos produce higher quality images, but take up more storage

space.

 Record Quality allows you to choose one of four quality presets.

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