Additional Functions

Continuous Shooting and Exposure Bracketing (Drive Mode)

Take a series of pictures of a moving subject or record the same picture in

3 levels of exposure in order to choose later the picture you like the best.

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POINTS TO CHECK

Mode switch: (except for the

[ FIREWORKS] recording program).

Maximum number of continuous shots

Number of frames (shots) per second

Normal speed

2.5 frames

 

 

High speed

4.2 frames

 

 

Options

 Default value

[ SINGLE]

 

 

Records a single still image.

[ CONT.SHOOT.] (Continuous Shooting),

[ HISPEED CONT.SHOOT. ] (High-Speed Continuous Shooting)

Captures a series of still images as long as you hold Start/Stop pressed down. For the number of frames per second, refer to the sidebar on page 53.

[ AEB] (Auto Exposure Bracketing)

The camcorder records a still image in three different exposures (dark, normal, light in 1/2 EV steps), allowing you to choose the shot you like the best.

FUNC.

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FUNC.

[ SINGLE] Desired option

FUNC.

Maximum number of continuous shots

LW 1152x648, L 1152x864

20 images

 

 

S 640x480

60 images

 

 

These figures are approximate and vary with the recording conditions and subjects.

The actual number of frames per second will be lower when (camcorder shake warning) is displayed on the screen.

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DC301, DC311, 310 specifications

The Canon 510 and 310 printers are part of Canon's diverse lineup aimed at meeting the needs of both home users and small businesses. These printers combine advanced technologies with user-friendly features, making them ideal for a variety of printing tasks.

The Canon 510 is known for its high-quality printing capabilities. It utilizes Canon's FINE technology, which stands for Full-photolithography Inkjet Nozzles Engineering. This technology enables the printer to deliver exceptionally sharp and vibrant prints, with a high resolution that can reach up to 4800 x 1200 dpi. The 510 is particularly well-suited for photo printing, thanks to its ability to reproduce colors accurately and with great detail.

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Both printers are equipped with user-friendly interfaces, allowing for easy navigation and setup. The control panels are intuitive, making it simple for users to manage print settings and perform regular maintenance. Additionally, both models come with Canon’s My Image Garden software, which facilitates photo organization and offers editing options, enhancing the overall user experience.

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