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Recording
Recording Mode:
Taking Pictures with the Zoom
[You can only use the Optical Zoom in [ ], and the Optical Zoom, the Extended Tele
Conversion in [¿] mode.]
Optical Zoom
You can zoom-out to record landscapes etc. in wide angle (Wide) or zoom-in to make
people and objects appear closer (Tele) by rotating the zoom ring.
Extended Tele Conversion (EX)
To enlarge further, set the [EX.TELE CONV.] in the [REC] menu or the
[MOTION PICTURE] menu to [ON].
When the [EX. TELECONV.] ([REC] m enu) is used, set the picture s ize to [M] or [S] (picture
size with [ ]).
Digital Zoom
Further enlargement is possible by setting the [DIGITAL ZOOM] in the [REC] menu or the
[MOTION PICTURE] menu to [2k] or [4k].
Types of zooms and recording magnification
¢1 When a picture size of [S] (4 M), aspect ratio of [X] is selected.
The magnification level differs depending on [PICTURESIZE] and [ASPECT RATIO] setting.
¢2 When recording quality setting [SH] or [HD] is selected.
When [FSH] is selected, there will be no enlarging with the Extended Tele Conversion (1k).
When [VGA] or [QVGA] is selected, Extended Tele Conversion factor will change to 4.8.
Note
When the Extended Tele Conversion is used, angle of view for still pictures will be dif ferent f rom
the angle of view for motion pictures because the zoom factor is different bet ween them. Angl e
of view for recording can be checked beforehand by matching the [ REC AREA] (P141)
setting to the mode you wish to record in.
When using the Digital Zoom, we recommend using a tripod and the self-timer (P81) for taking
pictures.
The [EX.T ELE CONV.] ([REC] menu) and [DIGITALZOOM] are disabled in the following
modes:
When [QUALITY] is set to [ ], [ ] or [ ]
When [BURST RATE] is set to [SH]
Feature Optical Zoom Extended Tele
Conversion (EX) Digital Zoom
Recording
magnification Different depending on
the lens used.
when taking still
pictures: 2k¢1
when recording motion
pictures: 3.6k¢2
[2k]
[4k]
Picture quality No deterioration No deterioration The higher the
magnification level, the
greater the deterioration.