Shooting Movies, AVI File | Ricoh Caplio RR30 guide

Chapter 1 / Section 2 Basic Shooting

Shooting Movies

You can shoot movies. You can select the image size, either 320 × 240, or 160 × 120 pixels.

The maximum shooting time of each is 30 seconds (320 × 240) and 120 seconds (160 × 120). Each movie you shoot is recorded as one AVI file.

To shoot a movie, follow the steps below.

Buttons used here

Press the shutter button.

Your movie begins shooting.

Shooting continues until you press the shutter button again.

Pressing the shutter button again stops recording.

Turn the Mode Dial to (Movie Mode).

• Flash cannot be used.

• While shooting movies, only Digital Zoom can be used.

•To change the image size for movies, see p.52.

•For how to use the Flash, see p.44.

•For how to use the zoom function, see p.40.

•For how to use the Digital Zoom, see p.41.

AVI File

This is read "A-V-I" file.

This is a file format used to save movie data.

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Ricoh Caplio RR30 operation manual Shooting Movies, AVI File

Contents

Page Glossary Please read this firstPlease read as needed Memo Table of Contents Enjoying Images on a Comput Getting Started Video Cable USB Cable AA Alkaline Batteries Handstrap Quick Start Guide Warranty CardOptional Accessories Checking Everything is Packed Rear View Names of Parts How to Use the Mode Dial Inserting the Batteries When the batteries wear out Using the AC Adaptor „To turn the camera Off Turning the Power On/OffAuto Power-off „To turn the camera On Setting the Date and Time Inserting the SD Memory Card Where to record How to Use the LCD Monitor Screen Examples when Shooting PicturesStill Image Mode Movie Mode ISO Setting Auto Bracket Protect Screen During Playback Display Symbols No Display Button Switching the Screen Display„When Shot „When Playing Back Button Functions Screens „Shooting Menu Shooting Mode „Shooting Menu Movie Mode „Shooting Menu Text Mode „Scene Selection Screen Scene Mode Press the button to select YES Basics of the Shooting Menu/Playback MenuPress the buttons Press the buttons to select the desired item Basics of the Setup Screen Turn the Mode Dial to Setup ModeSwitch the Mode Dial to another mode Basic Shooting How to Hold the Camera How to Focus Before focusing Half-press the shutter buttonWhen the shot is in focus If the camera did not focus Page Check the Focus and Shoot Half-press Shooting Still Images Capture the Moment Shooting Full-press Buttons used here Shooting with Scenery-Matching Text Mode Press the shutter button Press the buttons to select the mode you want to useTurn the Mode Dial to Scene Mode To use Scene Mode, follow the steps below Forced flash is disabled Disabled Initial setting Auto Combination of Scene Mode and FunctionInitial setting Flash Off Disabled Fixed on Flash Off Disabled Shooting with Multi-Shot Scont S Multi-ShotMcont M Multi-Shot Making Multi-Shot Settings CONT. Mode To make Multi-Shot settings, follow the steps belowTurn the Mode Dial to Shooting Mode Press the button Shooting with Multi-Shot Shooting with M Multi-ShotShooting with S Multi-Shot AVI File Shooting Movies Shooting with the Zoom Optical Zoom Shooting with the Digital Zoom Shooting Close-ups Macro Photo Press the shutter button Turn the Mode Dial to Shooting Mode Using Special Features for Improved Photography Symbol Mode Name Description Using the Flash Red-Eye Slow Synchronized Using the Self-Timer Changing the Exposure Exposure Comp When your subject is whitish Select Exposure COMP. and then press Button Press the button To make White Balance settings, follow the steps below Using Natural and Artificial Lighting White Balance Press the buttons to select a mode „If you select One Push Saving About Picture Quality Mode About Image SizeFine Mode Choosing Picture Quality Mode/Image Size Changing Picture Quality Mode/ Image Size of a Still Image Combining Picture Quality Mode and Image Size Turn the Mode Dial to Movie Mode Press the button Changing the Image Size of a MoviePress the buttons to select Size Press the buttons to focus the camera Manual Focus Shooting FocusManual Focus Shooting For Manual Focus Shooting, follow the steps below Shooting at a Fixed Shooting Distance Press the buttons to switch between displays as required Changing the Light Metering PhotometryTo select light metering method, follow the steps below Select Photometry and then press the button Press the button Press the buttons to select the desired setting Making Sensitivity Settings ISO Setting Changing the Edge Quality of Still Images Sharpness Select Sharpness and then pressPress Button Select Auto Bracket and then press Button To shoot with Auto Bracket, follow the steps belowSelect on and then press the button Press the button Press the shutter button Setting the Exposure Time Time Exposure Select Time Exposure and then press ButtonPress the buttons to select Exposure Time Shooting Pictures Automatically at Set Intervals Interval To stop shooting, press the button Inserting the Date into a Still Image Date Imprint Restore Defaults Returning the Shooting Menu Settings to their Defaults Displaying the Grid Guide on the LCD Monitor To make changes to the DENSITY, follow the steps below Changing Shading for Shooting Text Density Viewing Still Images and Movies Viewing the Photo You Just Took Press the Enlarged View button Displaying an Enlarged View of the Still Image Displayed Deleting the Displayed Still Image or Movie Viewing Still Images Recorded on an SD Memory Card Turn the Mode Dial to Playback ModeMove to the still image you want to view Using the buttons Viewing a Still Image or Movie Viewing Still Images Recorded on Internal Memory Movie Frames Move to the movie you want to see using the buttonsViewing Movies To view photos, follow the steps below Viewing at a Glance Press the Thumbnail Display buttonThumbnail Display Thumbnail Display button Enlarged Viewing Showing Photos in Order Automatically Slide Show Viewing on a Television Deleting Still Images and Movies Deleting Unwanted Still Images or Movies Deleting One Still ImageTo delete a still image or movie, follow the steps below To delete all still images or movies, follow the steps below Deleting All Frames at Once Deleting Multiple Frames at Once Write-protecting Your Images Protect Protecting the Displayed Still ImageTo protect a still image or movie, follow the steps below Press the button Protecting All Still Images Turn the Mode Dial to Playback Mode Press the button Press the button to select Protect Then press the button Protecting Multiple Still Images or Movies at Once Buttons used here Setting Dpof for the Still Image Displayed Using a Printing Service Print Setting Dpof for All Still Images Press the button to select Print Then press the button Setting Dpof for Multiple Still Images Changing Camera Settings Formatting Write-protecting your imagesTo format, follow the steps below Select Card Format and then press the button Select in Format and then press the button Formatting Internal Memory in Format Changing Power-Save Mode Settings Power Save Changing Auto Power-Off Settings Auto Power OFF Buzz at Recording Beep Sound Jpeg Files Changing File Name Settings Sequential noPress the button to select Sequential no Extension Changing Image Confirmation Time LCD Confirm Press the button to select LCD Adjusting the Brightness of the LCD MonitorPress the buttons to adjust the brightness When you attain the desired brightness Press the button Changing the Display Language Language You can change the language displayed on the LCD MonitorPress the button to select Language PAL Computer Pictures/Movies For Macintosh Using the Software ProvidedInstalling DirectX Software and OS Applicability Table Windows Necessary Environment for Using the Software Provided Macintosh OS in Use Software to be Installed Installation Method Installing the Software Click Next Click Install SoftwareConfirm where you want to install and then click Next For Windows 98/98SE/Me/2000 Installation is complete Uninstalling the Software For Windows 98/98SE/Me/2000 Select Settings and then Control PanelDouble-click the Add/Remove Programs. icon For Windows XP Confirm the software you want to install and then click Next Select Control Panel from the Start menu Uninstalling the Software For Windows XP For Mac OS 8.6 to Uninstalling the Software For Mac OS 8.6 to Click the key icon Click Continue InstallationFor Mac OS X 10.1.2 to Double-click the Mounter icon Caplio Mounter.pkg Uninstalling the Software For Mac OS X 10.1.2 to Disconnecting your camera from computer Connecting the Camera to a Computer Downloading Pictures to Your Computer For Windows 98/98SE/Me/2000 Uncheck images you do not want to transfer Click Next Make the necessary settings and then click the Next button Double-click the displayed icon Click on the File menu and select Quit For Mac OS Ricoh Gate L Window Windows 98/98SE/Me/2000 How to Use Ricoh Gate L How to Use the Optional settings Gate L window from three types of patterns How to Use the Background Illustration SettingsBackground illustration pattern You can select a background for the Ricoh Quit Option settingsRicoh Gate L Window For Mac OS 8.6 to About Ricoh Gate Choose How to Use Optional Settings Images in a PC Card RIMG0001.jpg RIMG0002.jpgCard Reader Displaying Thumbnail Image How to Use DU-10 DU-10 Window Exiting DU-10 Starting and Exiting DU-10 Thumbnail Display Description Menu BarThumbnail Display Area Date order Switching the Ordering of ImagesName order Type order Changing the Display Size Using one of the steps below, select Slideshow To View a Slideshow„Running a Slideshow How to Use the Slideshow Dialog Box Using Auto Slideshow Using the File Menu Using the Shortcut MenuViewing Image Information Rotate 90 counter-clockwise Rotate 90 clockwise Displaying the Viewer ScreenViewer Screen Save Appendix Camera SpecificationsPage Optional Accessories Using Your Camera AbroadSD Memory Card Recording Capacities „Storage Precautions regarding care of your cameraCare and Storage „Care „Shooting Troubleshooting SYNCHRO-MONITOR Mode „Playback/Deleting „Other Problems „About connecting to your computer/software Appendix File Number Over Limit Error Messages About the Warranty and Servicing 153 USA FCC Part15 Class B Information to the User Telephone Support Numbers in Europe Koolhovenlaan NB Schiphol-Rijk Netherlands Ricoh Service Offices