Number of images that can be saved/ shooting time | Sony DSC-P51

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The number of images that can be saved/ shooting time

The number of images that can be saved and the shooting time are different, depending on the capacity of the “Memory Stick,” the image size, and the image quality. Refer to the following charts when you choose a “Memory Stick.”

•	The number of images is listed in FINE
	(STANDARD) order.
•	The values for the number of images that
	can be saved and the shooting time may
	vary, depending on the shooting
	conditions.

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(Units: images)

		8M	16M	32M	64M	128M
	2048×1536	4	9	20	40	80
	(DSC-P71)	(8)	(17)	(36)	(72)	(146)

	2048 (3:2)	4	9	20	40	80
	(DSC-P71)	(8)	(17)	(36)	(72)	(146)

	1600×1200	8	16	32	64	128
	1600×1200	(14)	(28)	(59)	(118)	(236)
		(14)	(28)	(59)	(118)	(236)

	1600 (3:2)	8	16	32	64	128
	(DSC-P51/	(14)	(28)	(59)	(118)	(236)
	P31)

	1280×960	12	24	48	96	192
	1280×960	(21)	(42)	(88)	(176)	(352)
		(21)	(42)	(88)	(176)	(352)

	640× 480	43	87	177	357	714
	640× 480	(95)	(192)	(390)	(786)	(1572)
		(95)	(192)	(390)	(786)	(1572)

Clip Motion

Multi Burst

(Units: images)

		8M	16M	32M	64M	128M
	1280×960	12	24	50	100	200
	1280×960	(22)	(44)	(93)	(186)	(372)
		(22)	(44)	(93)	(186)	(372)

• For normal shooting times and numbers

of images that can be saved, see page 25.

				(Units: images)					Additional
				(Units: images)

	8M		16M	32M		64M	128M
Normal	40		80	160		320	640

Mobile	300		450	900		1800	3600		information

Normal: When 10 frames are shot
Normal: When 10 frames are shot
Mobile: When 2 frames are shot
MPEG movies
				(Units: seconds)

	8M		16M	32M		64M	128M
	8M		16M	32M		64M	128M
320 (HQX)	20		40	85		170	340

320× 240	80		160	340		680	1360

160× 112	320		640	1300		2700	5400	91

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Sony DSC-P51, DSC-P31 Number of images that can be saved/ shooting time, Mail, 16M 32M 64M, Clip Motion Multi Burst

Contents

Enjoying movies Model No. DSC-P71/P51/P31 Serial No Declaration of Conformity For the Customers in the U.S.A For the Customers in Germany For the Customers in the U.S.A. and CanadaEquipment and receiver Trademarks Memory Stick N50 For the Customers in the U.S.A. and Canada Before using your camera Table of contents Advanced still image viewing TroubleshootingBefore advanced operations Advanced still image Shooting Finder window G Lens Tripod receptacle bottom surface Identifying the parts DSC-P71 Finder Qs qd qf Identifying the parts DSC-P51 Selection mode Power Save switch DISPLAY/LCD ON/OFF button Finder Identifying the parts DSC-P31 Qs qd qf Qk ql Batteries that cannot be used Preparing batteriesCharging the batteries Acceptable batteries Getting started Precautions to be observed when charging the batteriesCharging time Charging the Nickel-Metal Hydride batteries DSC-P71 Battery remaining indicatorPower Save function Charging the Nickel-Metal hydride batteries Inserting the batteries Open the Battery cover Insert the batteriesClose the Battery cover Opens out Marks inside the battery case Playing back** still images Model Inserting the batteriesShooting* still images Model Image size No. of images Power sources Using an external power source Using your camera abroadConnect the cable with the v mark facing up To turn off the power Turning on/off your camera How to use the control buttonAuto Power Off function Press the Power button Set the mode dial to Setting the date and timePower lamp lights in green and the Clock SET screen appears Setting the date and time Close the Memory Stick Inserting and removing a Memory StickOpen the Memory Stick cover Insert the Memory Stick Menu appears Deciding the still image size and qualityImage size is set 8MB Image size and qualityNumber of images* that can be saved in a Memory Stick Shooting still images Do not cover the lens or flash with your fingers Basic still image shooting using auto adjustment modeSet the mode dial to , and turn on your camera Press and hold the shutter halfway down Press b 7 on the control button About Auto FocusPress the shutter fully down Checking the last shot image Quick Review Digital zoom Using the zoom featureWhen the zoom is set all the way to Minimum distance needed to focus on a subject Button Set the mode dial to , Press B on the control buttonUsing the self-timer Center the subject in the frame, and shoot the image When Power Save is on Selecting a flash modeTo cancel the self-timer during the operation When Power Save is OFF Shooting with the AF illuminator To reduce red-eye when shooting live subjects97. appears on the LCD screen Shooting with the date and time inserted Set the mode dial to SET UPSET UP menu is displayed Shooting with the finder DATE/TIME Set the mode dial to SCN, and press the Menu button Twilight modeTwilight portrait mode Landscape mode Then the screen turns black Finally, when Select SCN using b/B on the control buttonNR slow shutter Way down Viewing images on the LCD screen of your camera Set the mode dial to , and turn on the powerViewing single images Press the Zoom W button once more Select Still Image using b/Bon the control buttonViewing Index nine- or triple-image display Press the Zoom W button once Viewing images on a TV screen Set the mode dial to and turn on the cameraPress b/B on the control button to select an image Deleting still images Deleting images Deleting images Deleting on the Index nine-image screen To cancel the deletionTo delete all the images Deleting on the Index triple- image screen At this point, the image has not yet been deleted Formatting a Memory Stick To cancel the formattingStill images Recommended computer environment USB modeCopying still images to your computer Steps required by your OS Operating System Click Next, and eject the CD Installing the USB driverClick USB Driver on Click Next. When Opening window Copying still images to your computer Adaptor, and plug the adaptor into a wall outlet mains Preparing your camera Carry out only above Connecting your camera to your computerFor Windows 2000, Me, or XP users For Windows 98 or 98SE users Drag and drop the image files into the My Documents folder Copying imagesDouble-click My Computer, then double-click Removable Disk Double-click DCIM, then double-click 100MSDCF Copying images When a removable disk icon is not shownClick Next Picture Name and Destination window appears Wizard window closes Example when viewing folders on Windows MeClick Finish Image file storage destinations and file names Folder File name File meaning My Documents folder opens Image file opens Viewing the images on your computer For Macintosh users Before advanced operations How to setup and operate your cameraChanging menu settings Changing items in the SET UP screen Select EV using b/B Adjusting the exposureEV adjustment Mode dial /SCN Set the mode dial to , SCN, or Press the Menu button Advanced still image shooting Adjusting color tonesWhite Balance Mode dial /SCN Set the mode dial to , SCN, or Push the Menu button Multipoint AF Multi AF/CENTER AF Mode dial /SCN Multipoint AFChoosing a focus method Center AF Shooting with the AF lock using Center AF Subject using v/V Setting the distance to the subjectFocus preset Mode dial /SCN Picture Effect Mode dial /SCN For the DSC-P71 Mode dial /SCNSelect Spot Meter using b/B, then select on using v/V Spot light-metering Clip Motion Mode dial To cancel Spot light-meteringShooting multiple frames Press the center z Set the mode dial to Press the Menu buttonBefore using Clip Motion Shoot the next frame Moving Image in SET UP, select Multi Burst Shooting in Multi Burst modeMulti Burst Mode dial Before using Multi Burst Deleting shot images Set the mode dial to , or SCN Press the Menu buttonTo return to Normal mode Shooting still images for e-mail Press the center z Mode dialEnlarging a portion of a still image Enlarging an image Playback Recording an enlarged Playing back successive images Press the B Forward, or the b Backward Rotate Mode dialRotating still images To stop the playback of the slide show Still image Protecting imagesFor single images For Index nine-image screen For Index triple-image screen To stop the resizing process Resize Mode dialChanging image size To remove protection from previously protected images To delete the Print mark Print Mode dialSelect Print using b/B, then press the center z Choosing images to print Center using b/B, and repeat Step To delete a Print mark Select OK using B, then press the center zTo cancel the Print mark Select Print using v/V, then press the center z Shooting movies Enjoying movies Viewing movies on the LCD screen Deleting on the single screen Deleting moviesDeleting on the Index nine- image screen To delete all the images Select OK using b/B and press the center zSet the mode dial to Select Delete using V Press the center z Playback of the movie starts File numbers assigned when movies are cutEditing movies Cutting movies Decide on a cutting point To cancel cuttingDeleting unnecessary portions of a movie Drag and drop the movie files into the My Documents folder Copying movies to your computerFor Windows 98, 98SE, 2000, Me users Double-click MSSONY, then double-click MOML0001 For Macintosh users To copy movie files using ImageMixer Batteries and Power Troubleshooting Shooting Still images/Movies Troubleshooting Come out red Date and time are Very bright subjectCannot record images With the flash Deleting/Editing an image Viewing images Camera Your computer You cannot installComputers USB driver Others Memory Stick You cannot identify Indicator on the LCD ScreenWhen you turn off Camera does not work File Error System ErrorMemory Stick Error Format Error Self-Diagnostics Display Clip Motion Multi Burst Number of images that can be saved/ shooting timeMail 16M 32M 64M Menu items When the mode dial is set to PFX P.EFFECT When the mode dial is set to , SCNModerec Mode Additional information ± Flash Level XNORMAL/ Mobile Selects the Clip Motion image size+2/ +1/ x0/ -1 Interval Video OUT item in SET UPQuality When the mode dial is set to SET UP items LCD Backlight Power SaveLCD Brightness On moisture condensation PrecautionsCleaning Internal rechargeable button battery Memory Stick Effective use of the batteryNickel hydride batteries System SpecificationsBattery life Output connectors AC-LS1 AC power adaptor not supplied AccessoriesPower, etc BC-CS1 Ni-MH battery charger LCD screen Picture effect indicatorFor shooting still images For shooting movies 104 320 qf For still image playback For movie playback Index Battery 107 7 4 3 5 1 1 Page Page Page Page