REVIEWING YOUR FILES
1.In ( 
) Review Mode, press MENU to enter Review Menu.
2.Press 
or 
repeatedly to select and highlight File Transfer.
3.Press 
. The next screen will display the message “Transfer all files from internal memory to memory card”?
4.Press 
or 
to highlight No or Yes.
5.Press OK to confirm selection.
• If No is selected, no change will be made, and the LCD will return to the previous screen.
•If Yes is selected, the screen will display “Transferring ...” and all files will be transferred to the SD card.
Note:
1.Please insert a memory card that has 6 MB or more of available memory. If the SD card does not have sufficient memory to store all the files from the internal memory, the camera will retain the remaining images/video clips in the internal memory and will display the message “Memory Full” as well as the memory card locked icon ( 
).
2.If the SD card is locked, the camera will show memory card locked icon ( 
) for about 2 seconds and resume to the Main Menu.
3.If no SD card is inserted in the camera, the LCD shows “No card” for a few seconds, then return to Review menu.
ENU
ROTATING THE IMAGES
Stored images can be rotated by 90 degrees clockwise (CW) or
REVIEW
DELETE FILE
THUMBNAIL
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SLIDE SHOW
FILE TRANSFER
ROTATE
RETURN 
SELECT
Save?
No
Yes
OK SET
1.In ( 
) Review Mode, press 
or 
repeatedly to select the desired image to be rotated.
2.Press MENU to enter Review Menu.
3.Press 
or 
to select and highlight “Rotate”.
4.Press 
. The selected image will be shown in full size on the LCD display. The rotate icon “ 
“ (to rotate clock wise) and “ 
“ (to rotate counter clock wise) will also appear on the LCD.
5. Press 
or 
to repeatedly rotate the image 90 degrees clockwise or
6.Press OK to confirm the selection. The LCD will ask “Save?”
7.Press 
or 
to highlight “Yes” or “No”, and then press OK to confirm.
•If No is selected, no change will be made. The LCD will restore the original image.
•If Yes is selected, the image will be rotated and saved over the original file. The LCD will show “Saving …” first, and then show the rotated image.
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