Memory Card Introduction

The camcorder can record, store and manage still images/movies on 2 types of memory cards: the SD Memory Card (supplied with the camcorder) or the MultiMediaCard (commercially available). The SD Memory Card has the protect switch to protect your recordings from accidental erasure. The SD Memory Card and the MultiMediaCard fit into the same slot.

You can find the explanations in the following order:

•Preparations ( 108-111)

•Recording Still Images to a Memory Card ( 112-116)

•Recording Movies to a Memory Card

( 117-119)

•Recording panoramic Images ( 120-121)

•Playing Back a Memory Card ( 122-124)

•Settings of Still Images/Movies ( 125-127)

•Preventing Accidental Erasure (Protect) ( 128)

•Marking a Still Image for Printing (Print Mark) ( 129)

•Erasing Still Images/Movies ( 131)

•Using Printers Supporting the Direct Print Function (Optional) ( 133-141)

•Combining Images and Recording Them to a Tape (Card Mix) ( 142-146)

•Copying Still Images to and from a Tape ( 147, 148)

•Formatting a Memory Card ( 149)

•Connecting to a PC Using a USB Cable ( 150)

•Using the My Camera Function ( 151)

You can use most of the camcorder’s functions when recording to a memory card, such as the various recording programs ( 61), self-timer ( 75), shutter speed ( 79), white balance ( 83) and other manual adjustments.

Available functions are marked with a the CARD + CAMERA or CARD + (VCR)PLAY icons.

●If you use memory cards other than the supplied one, make sure to format them with the camcorder ( 149).

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Card Memory a Using

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