Copying still images from a cassette to Memory Card

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Digital Still Camera mode (VP-D103(i)/D105(i) only)

Copying still images from a cassette to Memory Card

✤You can copy still images recorded with PHOTO function on a cassette onto a Memory Card.

✤Rewind the TAPE to the point which you wants.

1. Set the power switch to the PLAYER mode.

PLAYER MODE

INITIAL

CAMERA

2.Press the MENU button.

3.Turn the MENU DIAL to highlight A/V and press the ENTER button.

■The submenu will appear.

4.Turn the MENU DIAL to highlight PHOTO COPY and press the ENTER button.

■All still images that recorded on a cassette will be copied to a Memory Card.

5.The camcorder automatically performs the photo search to find still images and copying starts.

6.Press (STOP) button to stop copying.

■Copying stops when the cassette is finished or Memory Card is full.

A/V	REC MODE
MEMORY	PHOTO SEARCH
VIEWER	COPY
	AUDIO MODE	12
	AUDIO SELECT
	WIND CUT
	PB DSE	OUT
	AV IN/OUT	OUT

PLAYER MODE

A / V SET

REC MODE

PHOTO SEARCH

PHOTO COPY

AUDIO MODE	12
AUDIO SELECT	SOUND[1]
WIND CUT
PB DSE	OUT
AV IN/OUT	OUT

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