Approximate Duration of Recording Time | Pioneer DC500 guide

Approximate Duration of Recording Time

The table below indicates the approximate duration of recording time depending on the capacity of the SD memory card.

Image size					SD memory card

		8MB	16MB	32MB		64MB	128MB	256MB	512MB
640	x 480	0:18	0:47	1:46		3:42	7:36	15:14	30:48
320	x 240	1:13	3:08	6:58		14:38	29:58	1:00:05	2:01:25

The values for the recording time may vary depending on the shooting conditions and settings.

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Pioneer DC500 manual Approximate Duration of Recording Time, Image size SD memory card

Contents

FCC Statement Read this First Keep the batteries out of the reach of children Do not disassemble, change or repair the cameraDo not place the camera on inclined or unstable surfaces Do not wrap the camera or place it in cloth or blankets Do not fire the flash close to anyones eyesDo not subject the LCD monitor to impact Important Notes on Using Waterproof Housing Contents Specifications Connecting Your Camera to Other Introduction Package Contents Limited Warranty Front View Getting to Know Your Camera and Housing Rear View Inner Camera Waterproof Housing Top View of Docking Cradle Control Buttons Auto LCD Monitor Information Movie Mode Image Playback Indicator State Description/Activity LED Indicators To remove the batteries Installing the BatteryPreparing the Camera Docking Cradle Charging the Battery Attaching the Camera Strap Using the AC Power Adapter Inserting and Removing an SD Memory Card Optional Accessory Entering the Main Menu Turning the Power On/OffGetting Started Setting the Date and Time Español Choosing the Screen Language YES Formatting an SD Memory Card or Internal Memory Quality Setting Image Resolution and Quality Using the LCD Monitor Shooting Images Camera Mode Useful Scene Modes Land & Sea Exposure Programs Macro Reviewing the Last Image Using the Zoom Function Using the Macro Close-Up Mode on Land Using the Sea or Ext. Flash Modes Flash mode Description Using the Flash Using the Flash in External Flash Mode OFF Using the Self-Timer Adjusting the Exposure Setting White Balance Advanced Shooting QuickShoot Mode Continuous Shooting Capture Mode Auto Exposure Bracketing AEB Manual WB Adjust White Balance Manually Instant Delete and Quickview Mode Viewing Images Play Mode the Basics Magnifying Images Thumbnail Display Index Playback Resizing an Image Slideshow Display Recording Video Clips Movie Mode Playing Back Video Clips Playing Back Images/Video Clips on TV Play Mode Advanced Functions Rotating Images in the Display To delete all images/video clips at once Deleting Images/Video ClipsTo delete a single image/video clip Protect Protecting Images/Video Clips Setting the Dpof Exit Step Procedure To configure print settings for all images Step Procedure Configure the settings Printing images Connecting to a PictBridge Compliant PrinterConnecting the camera to the printer Print reservations To cancel printing Print Changing the Camera Startup Logo Playing Back a Voice Recording File Audio ModeRecording Voice Files Button operations Deleting a Voice Recording FilePress Functional Description Mode CPU Installation on MAC OS Install the USB driverInstallation on Windows 98 & 98SE Connect the digital still camera to your computer Download images, video clips or voice-recording files Installing Photo Explorer Editing Software Installation Installing Photo Express Install the PC camera driver same as USB driver Using the Digital Still Camera AS a PC Camera EN-74 Run your application software i.e. Windows NetMeeting Camera Menu Menu Options Size Picture Settings Option Functional DescriptionQuality Sharpness LCD Bright Capture ModeDigital Zoom Quick View White Balance AE/AWB Settings Functional DescriptionAuto Auto ISO Movie Menu Slide Show Play MenuProtect Delete ALL Dpof ThumbnailResize Basic Custom Setup Menu Power OFF ResetSpeaker Format Date Type Date SetupLanguage Video OUT Connecting Your Camera to Other Devices CCD Specifications Appendix Possible Number of Recordable Images Quality SD memory card Resolution Compression Ratio Image size SD memory card Approximate Duration of Recording Time DC500 SeaLife DC500 Underwater Housing Must do for underwater housing Housing door uses one O-ring to form a waterproof seal Open view of waterproof housing Maintaining a waterproof seal Quick waterproof test SeaLife Service Center, 97 Foster Road, Moorestown, NJ HOW to Install and Remove O-RING EN-96 HOW to Open and Close Waterproof Housing EN-98 Installing the Flash Link optical cable adapter EN-100 Set up housing How to set-up the Waterproof HousingSet up camera Test camera and housing Entering the water with housing Using and cleaning the underwater housing and cameraAfter using housing underwater Cleaning housing after use Crystal Clear water Prepare housing for storageGreat Pictures Made Easy Use Wide Angle Lens for dramatic pictures Use the QuickShoot Mode for fast moving objects Problem Possible cause Corrective Action Trouble shooting guide Also check that connection to Overexposed image To close to reflective object Underwater housing Housing Specifications