Timelapse image type | The image type setting on the camera that captures a slow process with a series of images. See also |
| “image type” on page 118. |
timer | A device that lets you take a self portrait or be in a group picture. When you press the shutter release |
| button or the HP Remote Control’s trigger, the image capture is delayed by a length of time specified by |
| the timer delay. See also “timer delay.” |
timer delay | The amount of time the camera waits to take the picture when using the timer. |
timer LED | The Light Emitting Diode on the front of the camera that flashes to indicate the countdown of the timer |
| delay when you have set the timer and then pressed the shutter release button or the HP Remote |
| Control’s trigger. |
timer mode | This mode is set by pressing a status LCD button on top of the camera and determines how the shutter |
| release button will be triggered. |
timer mode button | The status LCD button on the top of the camera that you press to set the timer mode. |
timer mode icon(s) | An icon or set of icons that appears in the status LCD and shows the current timer mode. |
Tv | |
TV (video) connection | The connector into which you plug the video cable to connect the camera to a television (TV). See also |
| “NTSC connection” on page 119 and “PAL connection” on page 120. |
unload | The process of copying images from the memory card directly to the computer. |
unmark | The process of deselecting images in the camera that have previously been marked. |
unprotect | The process of removing the protection on images in the camera so that they can be deleted. |
USB | Universal Serial Bus. An interface for connecting peripherals, such as digital cameras, to a computer. |
| USB Mass Storage Device Class | A Microsoft Windows device class that lets the operating system display the files in a camera as though |
| they are stored on a separate, additional computer device similar to a disk drive. |
video cable | The wire that can be used to connect the camera to a television. |
video input connector | The connector on a television into which you plug the video cable. |
viewfinder | The window on the back of the camera through which you look to frame the subject that will be recorded |
| when you capture an image. |
wake up | The process of bringing the camera out of sleep mode. |
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