22 EN BASIC OPERATIONS
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| ● If shooting is not performed for approx. 5 minutes when |
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| using the battery pack, the camera’s power shuts off |
Power Switch | automatically. To perform shooting again, set the power | |||||
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| MODE | camera enters the power save mode. To cancel the power |
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| Recording Start/Stop Button | save mode, perform any operation such as zooming. |
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| ● To turn the shutter sound off, see page 26. | |
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| ● For approximate number of storable images, see page 42. |
Lock Button
When shooting with the flash, be carefull not to cover it.
1 Set the power switch to 
while pressing down the lock button located on the switch.
2 Press MODE to select 
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●The camera is programmed to record still images on the medium in the SD slot by the factory preset. To switch the recording medium, see pages 26 and 27.
●To change the image size and picture quality, see pages 26 and 29.
3 Press the recording start/stop button. The still image is recorded.
●To check how the image looks before recording, press the recording start/stop button halfway and hold. The 
indicator appears and stops blinking when the captured image is focused. To cancel the recording, release the recording start/stop button. To record it on the recording medium, press the recording start/stop button fully.
Continuous Shooting
Keeping the recording start/stop button pressed in step 3 provides an effect similar to serial photography. (Interval between still images: approx. 0.3 seconds)
To use this function, set [CONTINUOUS SHOOTING] to [ON]. ( pg. 26, 29)
●Continuous shooting may not work well depending on the recording medium.
Deleting Files
If you press 
during recording mode, the file recorded most recently will be deleted.
●However, if the recording mode (video, still image or voice) is switched or the power is turned off and on again after recording, you cannot delete the file.
