JVC GC-A70 Number of images that can be stored, Resolution, Indication on LCD, Monitor

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The number of images that can be stored

The number of images (approximate) that can be stored in the memory card at the current image quality and resolution is reflected on the LCD monitor. Varying the image quality and resolution settings will affect the number of storable images. The following shows the approximate number of storable images based on 8 MB of available memory (when the camera is first turned on), as the image quality and resolution is varied.

	Resolution	Quality	Indication on LCD	Initial Estimated Storage with 8 MB Memory
	Resolution	Quality	monitor	Initial Estimated Storage with 8 MB Memory
			monitor
	1600x1200	Fine	1600F	10
	1600x1200	Normal	1600N	20
	1280x960	-	1280	40
	640x480	-	640	80

Notes:

zThe number of recordable images also varies with the subject and the capacity of the memory card.

zThe number of remaining images that can be recorded, shown on the LCD monitor, will decrease by 1 every time you take a new shot. If, however, the file size is too minimal, the number will remain the same after the shot is taken. By the same token, the number will decrease by more than 1 if the file size is too large.

(5) Using Macro

By using the Macro function, it is possible to shoot at a close range (about 45 cm).

Procedures:

1.Ensure that the camera is turned on.

2.Select the Camera mode with the [MODE] button.

3.Turn the Normal /Macro switch dial to Macro .

4.Frame your subject. Then press the shutter button fully down. (For details, see “Shooting Basics”)

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Contents GC-A70 Dont Some DO’S and DON’TS on the Safe USE of EquipmentRenseignement Pour le Canada Information for CanadaAbout moisture condensation Serious malfunctioningFor safe use, please do not Avoid using the unit in the following places To protect the unit, do notFor safe use, do not HOW to Handle a CD-ROM FUN Things YOU can do Whats INCLUDED? System Requirements PC Design FeaturesGetting to Know the Camera Controls, Connectors and IndicatorsGetting Started Checking Batteries Full battery powerInserting the Batteries Attaching the Hand Strap or Neck StrapInserting and Removing the SD / Multimedia Card Switching the Power on / OFFInserting the Memory Card Removing the Memory CardSwitching the LCD Monitor on / OFF Operations Setting the various modeCamera Mode Self-Timer Indicator Page Procedures Customized Shooting Camera ModeUsing Flash ZoomingSetting the Image Resolution and Quality Using Self-TimerAuto Flash Flash OffUsing Macro ResolutionNumber of images that can be stored Indication on LCDProximity of about 45 cm Memory Card Indicator Resolution & Quality IndicatorRemain Time Indicator LCD monitor status displayWhite Balance Indicator EV Level IndicatorBattery Indicator Macro IndicatorPage Play Basics Still ImageVideo Clip Thumbnail display function Menu Settings To set the date and time Setup MenuSound Quick View EV & White Balance EV CompensationWhite Balance Page Slide Show Erase ONE EraseCopy to Card Dpof Digital Print Order Format Deletes all the Dpof setting being setInstallation Procedures Connecting the Camera to Your ComputerTransferring Image Data to the Computer System RequirementsProcedures Downloading Pictures Page Page To install the WebCam Driver Using the Camera as a USB PC CameraPage Troubleshooting When the color of the Images appear odd Possible Cause When parts of the images are missing Possible CausePossible Cause Rectifications Subject was too bright Camera Specifications Dimension Approx mm x 60 mm x 30.5 mm