Composition
You
can sort and play photos
by
composition.
1.
Select "Composition" as the sorting standard
in
the Photo List.
2.
Press the
...
or
~
button to select from the sublist of photos grouped by
compositon.
:-
To
move to the previous I next composition group, press the G
(REW) or G (FF) button.
3.
Press the TOOLS button. Press
the'"
or " button
to
select "Play
Current Group".
4.
Press ENTER G
to
play the selected group of photo files from the
sublist.
Changing the composition information of a selected photo
:-
You
can change a selected photo file's (or group
of
files) composition
information
in
order to move it from one composition group
to
another.
1.
Select "Composition"
as
the sorting standard
in
the Photo List and press
the
...
or
~
button
to
select a photo.
:-
Changing the information
of
multiple photos
Press the
...
or
~
button to select the desired photo
in
the Photo list.
Then press the yellow button.
Repeat the above operation to select multiple photos.
The
V mark appears
to
the left
of
the selected photo.
2.
Press the TOOLS button.
3.
Press
the'"
or " button
to
select "Change Group Info".
Press the
ENTER G button.
4.
Press
the'"
or
~
button
to
select the composition option, then press the
ENTER G button.
:-
The group information
of
the current file
is
updated and the photos
are moved
to
the new composition group.
:-
"Composition" options: _ (horizontal),
11I1
(vertical), n (object),
~
(perspective),
!IIIlJ
(pattern), Unclassified
Folder
You
can sort and play photos
by
folder
:-
If there are many folders
in
USB, the photos files are shown
in
order
in
each folder. The photo file
in
the Root folder
is
shown first and the others
are shown
in
alphabetical order by name.
1.
Select "Folder" as the sorting standard
in
the Photo List.
2.
Press the
...
or
~
button to select from the sublist
of
photos grouped by
folder.
:-
To
move
to
the previous I next folder group, press the G (REW) or
G (FF) button.
3.
Press the TOOLS button. Press
the'"
or " button to select "Play
Current Group".
4.
Press ENTER G
to
play the selected group
of
photo files from the
sublist.
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