Recording Features, Portrait Mode, Landscape Mode | Casio QV-2300UX

INTRODUCTION

Recording Features

Portrait Mode

Scene Mode

page E-63

page E-66

Landscape Mode

Movie Mode

page E-64

page E-69

Night Scene Mode	Panorama Mode

page E-65

page E-71

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Casio QV-2300UX manual Recording Features, Portrait Mode, Landscape Mode, Night Scene Mode Panorama Mode

Contents

QV-2300UX / QV-2800UX Unpacking Introduction Contents 47BASIC Image Recording 101DELETING Images 113OTHER Settings Quick Reference Getting Ready Recording an Image page E-47 Playback page E-94 Deleting Images page E-101 Introduction Features Portrait Mode Recording FeaturesLandscape Mode Night Scene Mode Panorama Mode Four exposure modes Interval ModeThree metering modes Four focus modes Precautions General Precautions Condensation Operating conditions About the camera’s backlight… General Guide Front Back Bottom Terminals and Ports Lens Changing the Lens Angle Installing a Conversion Lens Filters Lens Precautions Monitor Screen Indicators REC mode Screen when Shift Info is pressed Play mode Operation Indicator Lamp Lamp Flashing Using the Bundled Accessories Attaching the Strap Using the Lens CapQV-2300UX Users QV-2300UX Using the Soft CaseQV-2800UX Getting Acquainted Loading Batteries Power RequirementsBatteries Household Current Tips for Prolonging Battery Life Battery Life GuidelinesAlkaline Battery Life About rechargeable batteries Low Battery Indicator Battery Handling Precautions AC Adaptor precautions Using AC Power Turning the Camera On and Off Power Save Settings To power save settings Memory Cards Inserting a Memory Card into the Camera Removing a Memory Card from the Camera Formatting a Memory Card IBM Microdrive Precautions Memory Card Precautions Case of microdrive malfunction Example Displays Setting the Current Date and Time Setting the Date and Time Selecting the Date Format Time Stamp Recording a Simple Snapshot Basic Image Recording Basic Image Recording Camera Shake Indicator Recording Precautions About the REC Mode Monitor ScreenFixed Focusing Distances About Auto Focus Using Optical Zoom Image Recording when the Battery is LowUsing Zoom Enter the REC mode Press Menu Using Digital Zoom Using the Flash Adjusting the Flash Intensity Flash Status IndicatorsOperation lamp Monitor screen Precautions when Using Flash Selecting the Focus Mode Using the Auto Focus Mode Using the Macro Mode Using the Manual Focus Mode Using the Infinity Mode Press the shutter release button to record the image Using Focus Lock Specifying Image Size and Quality Size/Quality Setting and Image Capacity Time you want Using the Self-timer Exposure Compensation EV value Shooting Portraits Other Recording Functions Shooting Landscapes Shooting Night Scenes Instant Setup Using the Scene Mode Composition Outline Instant Setup Using the Scene Mode Press the shutter release button to record the image User Setup Parameters Registering Your Own Scene SetupsNumber of User Setups Supported Camera Models File Format AVI Recording a MovieSize 320 x 240 pixels Maximum Movie Length To record a movie using the past mode To record a movie using the normal mode Shooting Panoramas Shooting at Fixed Intervals Other Recording Functions Specifying the Exposure Mode Canceling an Interval Mode Timer Opera- tionProgram AE Aperture Priority AE Aperture Settings Shutter Speed Priority AE Shutter Speed Settings Shutter Speed Manual Exposure Quick Exposure Mode Selection Selecting the Metering Mode Setting the Sensitivity Level Quick Metering Mode Selection Using the Filter Function Selecting White Balance Adjusting White Balance Manually Quick White Balance Selection Enhancing Certain Colors Turning the On-screen Grid On and Off Specifying Outline Sharpness Specifying Color Saturation Specifying Contrast Specifying Power On Default Settings Mode Memory Items and Settings Resetting the Camera Direct access to the Function menu Using the Camera’s Shortcut Features To assign REC mode Function menu items to shortcut buttons SET Cycling through REC mode Function Menu Settings Directly Accessing the REC mode FUNC- Tion Menu Basic Playback Operation Playback Shift Info Playing a Movie Playing a Panorama Enlarging the Playback Image Displaying the 9-image View Enter the Play mode Press Selecting a Specific Image in the 9-image View 100 Using the Slide Show Feature Deleting the Displayed Image 101 Deleting Selected Images 102 Deleting All Images in Selected Folders 103 Deleting All Unprotected Images 104 105 FoldersFolders and Files 106 Files 107 Protecting Selected ImagesSelecting a Folder for Playback Protecting Images Against Deletion 108 Protecting and Unprotecting All Images in Selected Folders 109 Protecting and Unprotecting All Images Dpof Settings Making Dpof Settings for Particular Im- ages110 111 Making Dpof Settings for Particular Folders 112 Making Dpof Settings of All Images on the Memory Card 113 Turning the Monitor Screen Indicators On and Off Changing the Display Language 114 Turning the Confirmation Beep On and Off 115 116 Connecting to External Equipment 117 Connecting to a Television 118 Selecting the Video Output Signal Mode 119 External Flash Unit Requirements 120 Attaching an External Flash Unit 121 Turn on camera power and make the required camera settings 122 Connecting to a ComputerWindows Macintosh USB Port Connection Windows, Macintosh Connecting to a Computer with the USB Cable123 124 Using a Serial Port Connection 125 Using a Memory Card to Transfer Image Data DCF Protocol Memory Card Data126 Computer Equipped with a PC Card Slot Memory Card File Structure Folder and File Contents127 Image Files Supported by the Camera Precautions when Using a Memory Card on a Computer128 129 Specifying the Card Browser Type Using the Html Card Browser130 131 Select the Card Browser setting you want 132 Viewing Card Browser File Contents Use your Web browser to open the file named INDEX.HTM 133 134 135 Saving Card Browser Files Camera Menus 136 Reference 137 Scene List 138 139 140 Scene Mode Camera Setups 141 Mode Settings Settings in Each Mode142 143 Recording Mode + Exposure Mode Combinations 144 Troubleshooting 145 146 147 Messages Memory Full 148 149 Specifications 150 151 Battery Life