Minolta dimage7, Dimage 5 Playback Mode, Viewing Pictures, Viewing Movies, Deleting Images

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PLAYBACK MODE

VIEWING PICTURES

Still images and movie clips can easily be viewed and edited in playback mode. To set the camera to view images, turn the mode dial to the playback position (1).

Simply use the controller to scroll through the pictures on the CompactFlash card. Images are displayed with date, frame number, printing status, and lock status information. Still images can be displayed with a histogram and shooting data. The first frame of each movie clip is shown; a movie clip is indicated by the movie icon displayed with a thumbnail of the first frame.

1

2

Use the left/right keys of the

 

 

controller to scroll

 

 

through the images.

 

3

Press the up key to display the

 

 

image’s histogram.

• Pressing the down key will return to the full- screen display .

• The left/right keys are disabled when the histogram is displayed.

Controller

QV/delete button

VIEWING MOVIES

1Use the left/right keys of the controller to display the movie clip to be

viewed.

2 Press the center of the controller to play back the clip.

Pressing the controller during playback will pause the movie clip; pressing the controller again will resume the playback.

• When the movie clip finishes, the first frame will be displayed.

3 To cancel the playback of a movie, press the down key of the controller.

DELETING IMAGES

In playback mode, the displayed image or movie clip can be deleted. When selecting an image for deletion, a confirmation screen will appear before the operation is executed.

Once deleted, an image cannot be recovered. Care should always be

taken when deleting images.

1

To delete a displayed image, press the QV/delete button.

 

 

 

• A confirmation screen will appear.

 

 

2

Use the left/right keys to highlight “YES.”

Delete this frame?

 

• “NO” will cancel the operation.

 

 

 

 

Yes

No

3

Press the controller to delete the image.

 

 

 

 

Confirmation screen

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Contents Page Before YOU Begin For Proper and Safe USEFor Proper and Safe USE Table of Contents 100 Names of Parts Camera BodyData Panel EVF and LCD Monitor Display CAMERA-SHAKE WarningGetting UP and Running Attaching the Camera StrapAttaching the Lens Hood Removing the Lens CAPInserting Batteries Inserting the Compactflash CardHandling the Camera Turning on the Camera and DisplaysUsing the BUILT-IN Flash Taking PicturesFlash Range Automatic Operation Basic Operation Viewing and Deleting Pictures in Quick ViewBattery Condition Indicators Auto Power SaveBasic Operation Changing BatteriesExternal Power Supplies Sold Separately Changing the Compactflash CardSetting the Camera to Record Images Automatically Basic Recording OperationFocus Signals Special Focusing SituationsFocus Lock Focus icon white Focus confirmed Focus icon redDisplay Controls Recording Mode Quick View QUICK-VIEW DisplayDeleting Images in Quick View What is AN EV? What is a STOP? PRO-AUTO ButtonRecording Mode DIGITAL-SUBJECT-PROGRAM ButtonSetting the Function Dial SizeQual DriveImage Size About the Frame CounterImage Quality About SUPER-FINE and RAW Image Quality IMAGE-FILE Size and Compactflash Card CapacityExposure Modes Program PAperture Priority a Shutter Priority SDrive Modes Manual Exposure MSELF-TIMER Continuous Advance2560 1920 1600 X 1280 X 640 X 2048 1536Bracketing Digital Enhanced BracketingExposure Bracketing Interval Preset White Balance White BalanceAuto Automatic White BalanceCamera Sensitivity ISO Custom White BalanceDigital Effects Control Exposure CompensationContrast Compensation Data panel EVF & LCD monitorCOLOR-SATURATION Compensation Autofocus Areas and Control Flex Focus Point Controlling the Spot Focus PointMacro Mode Autofocus ModesImage size setting Full 1600 X 1280 X 640 X DiMAGE 1024 X Digital ZoomManual Focus Electronic Magnification Dimage 7 onlyDiopter Adjustment Electronic ViewfinderAutomatic Monitor Amplification Dimage 7 only AF/AE Lock ButtonMetering Modes Flash MeteringFlash Modes Fill FlashRED-EYE Reduction Rear Flash SyncAttaching a Minolta Accessory Flash Unit ISO setting Flash range wide angle Flash range telephotoFlash Compensation Flash RangeNavigating the RECORDING-MODE Menu BasicCustom RECORDING-MODE Menu Basic RECORDING-MODE Menu CustomMemory Storing Camera Settings Menu option Settings Description LCD monitor DisplayRECORDING-MODE Menu Custom 1 Color Mode SharpnessData Imprinting YYYY/MM/DDElectronic Keyboard Instant PlaybackSec 10 secMovie Recording DiMAGE 44 sec 90 sec 363 sec 36 sec 70 sec 290 secBulb Exposures Attaching a Remote Cord Sold SeparatelyPlayback Mode Viewing PicturesViewing Movies Deleting ImagesSINGLE-FRAME Playback Display Histogram Display Movie Playback DisplayDisplay Controls Playback Mode Controller Magnification button Enlarged PlaybackNavigating the PLAYBACK-MODE Menu PLAYBACK-MODE Menu Basic Deleting ImagesLocking Images Changing the Index Playback FormatPLAYBACK-MODE Menu Custom 1 Slide Show Canceling a Dpof Print Order PLAYBACK-MODE Menu CustomAbout Dpof Creating a Dpof Print OrderFRAME-SELECTION Screen Copying ImagesPlay Select Confirm Enter Setup Mode Viewing Images on a TelevisionSetup Mode Navigating the Setup MenuYear Month Day Hour Minute Setup Menu Basic Setup Menu Custom File Number # MemorySelect Folder NEW FolderReset Default EVF Auto Switch Controlling the AUTO-DISPLAY FunctionSetting the Date and Time Setting the Date FormatVideo Output DATA-TRANSFER Mode Connecting the Camera to a ComputerConnecting to Windows Automatic InstallationManual Installation Connecting to MAC OS Quicktime 4.1 System RequirementsAuto Power Save DATA-TRANSFER Mode Compactflash Card Folder OrganizationDisconnecting the Camera from the Computer WindowsWindows ME and Windows MacintoshChanging the Compactflash Card DATA-TRANSFER Mode Focal Length EquivalentsWindows ME Short Guide to Photography System Accessories TroubleshootingExternal High-power Battery Pack Kit EBP-100 Close-up Diffuser CD-1000When Using Filters with the Dimage Care and Storage Camera CareBatteries Technical Specifications CCDUniversal Copyright Convention Minolta Austria Ges. m.b.H