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œThe monitor turns off. To turn the monitor back on, press the power button. To turn it back off, press the power button again.
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œWhen the set video clip length is captured, the interval shooting is completed.
œTo pause or end the interval shooting beforehand, perform the operations on the next page.
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œIf the interval shooting is completed while the monitor is turned off, the video clip is not created and the digital disk camera automatically turns off. Afterward, be sure to create the video clip with the captured images (see page 106).
œThe digital disk camera cannot be turned off during interval shooting. You will need to first end the interval shooting (see page 105) and then turn off the digital disk camera.
œOnce the video clip is created from the temporary data, the video clip can be viewed just as a normal video clip (see page 63). Check the video clip and then erase the temporary data (see page 106).
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œWhen performing interval shooting, if necessary, use a tripod and the remot images. This prevents the digital disk camera from moving and ensures the s angle.
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