Copying Still Images

You can copy still images from tape to memory card, or from memory card to tape.

All still images from the selected still image onward will be copied.

The size of a still image copied from tape to memory card will be 640 480.

The data code of the still image reflects the date and time it has been copied.

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Copying Still Images from Tape to Memory Card

Insert a memory card with enough remaining capacity, and load a recorded cassette.

CAMERA

PLAY (VCR)

 

CARD CAMERA

CARD PLAY (VCR)

CARD OPERATIONS

COPY[

]

 

(

42)

1. Locate the still image you wish to copy on the tape and stop the tape shortly before the still image.

• You can also use the photo search function to easily locate the

still image.

• To copy all still images from the tape, rewind the tape to the

beginning.

2. Open the menu and select [CARD OPERATIONS].

3. Select [COPY [b \ ] ].

[CANCEL] and [EXECUTE] appears.

4. Select [EXECUTE].

“NOW COPYING” appears.

The still image being copied is shown on the screen.

Copying stops when the tape reaches the end or the memory card is full (“CARD FULL” appears).

5.Press the 3 (stop) button to end copying.

Using a Memory Card

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Canon MVX150i Copying Still Images from Tape to Memory Card, Open the menu and select Card Operations Select Copy b

MVX150i, MVX100i specifications

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