JVC GC-A33 manual EN-14, Image quality settings, Self-timer mode, Flash No Flash Auto Flash

Camera Options in Record Mode

When you have set your camera to Record mode, you can control and change the following settings:

●Image quality settings

You can set the image quality setting to either Normal or Fine quality.

Normal Quality — This is the acceptable image quality for digital pictures. At Normal quality, you can take a maximum of 120 pictures with the camera. Fine Quality — Captures images at the best possible quality. If you select this option, you can take 60 pictures at the most.

●Self-timer mode

Turn off the Self-Timerif you want to take pictures manually.

Turn on the Self-Timerif you want to set a 10-second delay when taking pictures. This is quite helpful especially if you want to take a picture of yourself and there is no one to help you. With the Self-Timer on, you can give yourself enough time to make your favorite pose before taking your own picture.

●Flash

No Flash Auto Flash

You can set the flash off or auto, depending on the lighting conditions of your environment.

●Exposure Value (EV)

Allows your pictures with exposure increased or decreased. For more information on this camera setting, refer to the section, Setting the Exposure Value, in this manual.

Camera Options in Delete Mode

While the camera is in Delete mode, you can control and change the following settings:

Delete Current Picture — Select this option to remove the current picture from the camera’s memory.

Delete All Pictures — Select this option only if you are certain that you want to remove all pictures from the camera’s memory. Do not select this option if you have not yet downloaded the pictures to your computer.

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