Memory Card Introduction
The camcorder can take, store and manage still images on 2 types of memory cards: the MultiMediaCard (supplied with the camcorder) or an SD Memory Card (commercially available). The MultiMediaCard is an
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• | Record still images ( | 107) | Front | Back | ||
• View still images 3 ways: Single |
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• Create interesting effects by combining images ( 121) |
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• Copy multiple still images automatically to and from a cassette ( 124, 125)
• Utilize memory card still images on a PC ( 127)
You can use most of the camcorder’s functions when recording to a memory card,
such as the various recording programs ( 59),
( 77), white balance ( 80) and other manual adjustments. Available functions
are marked with the CARD + CAMERA or CARD + PLAY icons.
(VCR)
2 If you use memory cards other than the supplied one, make sure to format
them with the camcorder ( 126).
Important
• Inserting or removing the memory card without first setting the POWER switch to OFF can result in data damage.
• This camcorder uses only MultiMediaCards or SD Memory Cards( *). You cannot use any other types of memory cards.
* logo is a trademark.
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