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Samsung SMX-F33(2)SP Photo Record mode, Image counter Total number of recordable photo images

Models: SMX-F34(0)RP SMX-F30(0)BP SMX-F33(2)RP SMX-F30(0)LP SMX-F30(0)SP SMX-F34(0)SP SMX-F33(2)BP SMX-F33(2)LP SMX-F33(2)SP SMX-F30(0)RP SMX-F34(0)BP SMX-F34(0)LP

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Photo Record mode

1Image counter

(total number of recordable photo images)

2Storage media (Built-in memory (8GB (SMX- F33(2)BP/LP/RP/SP only)/16GB (SMX-F34(0)BP/ LP/RP/SP only)) or memory card)

3Battery info. (Remaining battery level/time)

4LCD Enhancer *

5Back Light

6Zoom (Optical zoom)

7Date/Time

8Time Zone

9Manual Exposure *

10Manual Focus *

11White Balance

12Photo record mode

The counter value is calculated from the remaining free space of the storage media, which may not be updated after a recording if calculation remains the same.

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Samsung SMX-F33(2)SP, SMX-F30(0)SP, SMX-F33(2)RP Photo Record mode, Image counter Total number of recordable photo images

Contents

Memory Camcorder Key features of your memory camcorder Englishiii Precautions Safety warnings Recorded contents cannot be compensated for Before Using this CamcorderMake a backup of important recorded data Important Note Precautions on use Do not expose the memory camcorder to soot or steam Be careful of unusual ambient temperatureDo not point directly at the sun Do not use the memory camcorder near TV or radio Waste Electrical & Electronic Equipment Macintosh is trademark of Apple Inc Contents Recording Playback Recording Options Playback Options Settings Options 119 120 Connecting to a PC Preparation Introduction to basic features You Tube Whats Included with Your Memory Camcorder Getting to know your memory camcorder LCD Enhancer Front & Left View Rear & Bottom View Preparation Using the AccessoriesAttaching a Grip Belt Attaching the Core Filter Inserting the battery pack Connecting a Power SourceEjecting the battery pack Charging the Battery Pack Auto Power Off to Off. Auto Power Off Function Battery Battery Level Display TV Super Fine TV Fine Battery typeContinuous Recording without zoom Charging time On handling a battery pack About battery packs About the battery life Maintaining the battery pack Using a household power source Basic Operation of Your Memory Camcorder Setting the operating modesTurning memory camcorder on or off Movie Record mode LCD Screen Indicators Movie Record mode Shortcut menu Manual Movie Record mode Shortcut menu OK Guide Image counter Total number of recordable photo images Photo Record mode Photo Record mode Shortcut menu Manual Photo Record mode Shortcut menu OK Guide Movie Play mode Single View Movie Play mode Thumbnail View Movie Play mode Single Volume Movie Play mode Shortcut menu OK Guide Photo Play mode Single View Photo Play mode Thumbnail View Switching the information display mode Turning the Screen Indicators ON/OFFChecking the remained battery and memory capacity Release ŠLCD enhancer 1level ŠLCD enhancer 2level Š Release Using the LCD Enhancer Function Using the Menu Button Adjusting the LCD ScreenUsing the Control Buttons Using the Control button Shortcut Menu OK Guide Mode Movie Play Shortcut function using the Control buttonsMovie Record Turning the power on and setting the date and time Initial Setting Time ZONE, Date and Time & OSD Language On charging the built-in rechargeable battery Simple setting of the clock by time differenceTurning the date and time display on/off Selecting the OSD language Set the Settings mode Selecting the storage media Using a memory card not suppliedAbout the storage media Selecting the Storage Media Inserting a memory card Inserting / Ejecting the Memory CardEjecting a memory card Sdhc Secure Digital High Capacity Memory Card Selecting a Suitable Memory Card Common cautions for memory card MMCplus Multi Media Card plusHandling a memory card English43 Recordable time for movie images Recordable Time and Capacity TV Super Fine, TV Fine, TV Normal, Web&Mobile Recording Movie Images RecordingPress the Recording start/stop button To cancell Easy Q mode Recording with Ease for Beginners Easy Q Mode Check the subject on the LCD screen Taking Photo Images To zoom out Zooming in and OUT Playback Changing the Playback Mode Playing Movie Images Adjusting the volume Frame-by-frame playback Various Playback OperationsStill playback pause Search playback Viewing Photo Images Recording options Changing the Menu Settings English56 Recording menu items Menu Items ISCENE Using the Recording Menu Items Manual Focus ContentsSetting the white balance manually Select Custom WB White Balance None ExposureManual exposure is recommended in situations listed below Recommended shutter speed when recording Setting the shutter speed manually Focus Focusing difﬁ cult or unreliable Face detectionTo concentrate on the creative side of your recording Manual focus is recommended in the following situations Focusing manually during recording Anti-Shake Hdis Digital Effect Wide Resolution On-screen Display Disables the functionWind Cut Quick View Backlight compensation is executed Back Light Time Lapse REC recording images at Time Lapses Contents On-screen Display Off Disables the function None Example of Time Lapse Recording Fader Nite Zoom Type Guideline Playback menu items Playback options All movies will be played repeatedly Setting the Play OptionPlays back from the selected movie to the last movie Selected movie will be played Press the Menu button Deleting ImagesPress the Control button / to select Delete Protecting Images English77 All Files File Information Slide Show Changing the Menu Settings in Settings Settings options Settings menu items Storage Info Using the Settings Menu ItemsSettings Contents Storage File No Format Between the two locations Setting the clock to the local time VisitTo your hometown date/time setting Time Zone Alaska Cities used to set the time zone Date/Time Display Date/Time SetDate Type Time Type Shutter Sound LCD BrightnessLCD Colour Beep Sound Memory camcorder does not turn off automatically Auto Power OffDefault Set TV Display Language VersionMenu Design Transparency Cyberlink MediaShow4 System Requirements Connecting to a PCTransferring a Recorded File Through a USB Connection USB Connection Speed depending on the System English91 Before you begin Installing the Cyberlink MEDIASHOW4 Setup Complete appears Disconnecting the USB cable Connecting the USB Cable Viewing the Contents of Storage Media Photo Images Movie Images H.264 ①Photo Images ② Movie Images Playing Back Files on the PC Transferring Files from the Memory Camcorder to Your PC You Tube Uploading Movie Images in the Memory Camcorder to YouTube Connecting to a TV Connecting to other devices Viewing on TV Screen Recording Dubbing Images on a VCR or DVD/HDD Recorder To clean the LCD monitor Maintenance & additional informationMaintenance Cleaning the memory camcorder LCD screen To clean the lensAdditional Information Storage media To avoid hazards Battery packsTo prevent damage and prolong service life Temperature range speciﬁcations PAL-compatible countries/regions Using Your Memory Camcorder AbroadPower sources On TV colour systems Storage media TroubleshootingPower source Auto Power Off to Off Release Easy Q function Recording English108 Playback Symptom Explanation/Solution PowerIs Auto Power Off set to 5 Min? Displays English111 Built-in ﬂ ash memory 8GB SMX-F332BP/LP/RP/SP only/16GB SMX Pressing the Recording start Set Beep Sound to On When the screen is exposed to Adjusting the image during recording Playback on other devices TV, etc Playback on your memory camcorder Connecting to a computer Overall operations Connecting/Dubbing with other devices TV, DVD recorder, etc Digital Effect Mosaic Menu PAL Speciﬁ cations Power Sources United Kingdom Only Contact Samsung world wide RoHS compliant