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Before Use

Confirming the operationMovie shooting scene method

Shooting

Viewing

Useful shooting functions

Useful viewing functions

Changing settings

Viewing images on a TV

Using with your computer

Printing

Troubleshooting

Precautions/About this camera

Contents list

You can select the movie shooting mode when the camera is set to [Movie Mode].

1.MENU (Movie shooting scene) desired mode

	(Auto)	Allows you to shoot movies with the settings adjusted automatically. [Details]

	(Picture	Allows you to shoot movies with an original texture according to the desired
	(Picture	effect.
	Effect)	effect.
	Effect)

	(Underwater)	Allows you to shoot movies underwater in natural colors.
	(Underwater)

Related Topic

Picture Effect

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DSC-TF1 Before Use Confirming the operation method Confirming the operation method Shooting movies Selecting the shooting mode based on the subjectShooting Shooting still images Viewing movies ViewingViewing still images Deleting images Useful shooting functions List of viewing Menu items Useful viewing functionsMenu items Viewing Clock Settings Changing settingsShooting Settings Main Settings Viewing an image on a Standard Definition SD TV Viewing images on a TV Importing images to a computer Using with your computerUsing the software Recommended computer environment Printing still images Printing Situations this camera has difficulty handling TroubleshootingIf you have problems Troubleshooting Precautions/About this camera Contents list Using shooting functions Functions available for each shooting modeUseful shooting functions Changing settings Using with your computer Number of still images Recordable time of movies Selecting a topic to display How to use this User Guide Printing out a Changing the font sizeSearching a topic by keyword Returning to a previous Marks and notations used in this User Guide Names of parts Menu on Menu off List of icons displayed on the screen List of shooting mode iconsDisplay Indication REC List of viewing mode icons ISO400 Flash mode White Balance ISO number Using the wrist strap Using the internal memory Use In-Camera Guide Moving the selection frame on the Menu screen, etc Using the control buttonSelecting an image to be played back Using Menu items Shooting Using Menu items Viewing Changing camera settings Shooting still images Related Topic Zoom Shooting movies List of mode button functions Effect. Details REC Mode Scene Recognition Intelligent Auto Menu Program Auto Picture Effect When Sweep Panorama mode is selected Scene Selection Page Related Topic Tips for shooting a panoramic image Shooting panoramic images To shoot a 360 degree panoramic image Back to top Viewing still images To save enlarged images Playback zoom Displaying images of the desired folder Image Index Deleting images On the movie viewing screen Viewing moviesControl button Action during playback Control button Action Scrolling panoramic images for display Functions available in Picture Effect Functions available for each shooting modeFunctions available in REC modes Functions available in Scene Selection Back to top Mode button Menu items Menu items available for each shooting mode Menu items Still Panoramic Movies Images Menu items available in Scene Selection/Picture Effect mode Sensitivity Face Detection Tracking a face Flash When White circular spots appears in flash photosPage Automatic shooting with Self-portrait timer Self-TimerTips for preventing blur Related Topic Picture Effect Back to top Panorama Shooting Scene Shooting functions available in Easy Mode Shooting Easy Mode Color hue Useful shooting functions Useful viewing functions Soft Skin Effect Image size in Easy Mode Image size when shooting still imagesStill Image Size / Panorama Image Size / Movie Size Image size when shooting movies Image size when shooting Sweep PanoramaMovie Size Usage guidelines Shooting Direction Menu items available for each shooting mode Back to top Adjusting the exposure for better looking images High ISO sensitivity Adjusting ISO Sensitivity Recommended Exposure IndexLow ISO sensitivity Copyright 2013 Sony Corporation Effects of lighting conditions White Balance Related Topic Search Focus Focusing on subjects near the edge of the screen Related Topic Metering Mode Contents list Smile Shutter Related Topic Smile Detection Sensitivity Selects the face the camera is to automatically focus on DRO Menu items Memory card Internal Memory List of viewing Menu items Viewing functions available in Easy Mode Beauty Effect Retouch Deleting images Back to top Repeat SlideshowPlayback Selection Interval Back to top Protect To cancel protection Clearing the Dpof mark Print Dpof Rotate AF Illuminator Top page Changing settings Shooting Settings Grid Line Disp. Resolution Size Total zoom scale Digital Zoom What causes the red-eye phenomenon? Red Eye ReductionOther ways to reduce red-eye Write Date Beep Panel Brightness Language Setting Display color Initialize Display Setting Function Guide PAL Video Out PTP/MTP USB Connect Setting USB Power Supply LUN Setting Power Save Format On folders Create REC.Folder Change REC.Folder Delete REC.Folder Copy File Number Changing Area Setting Area Setting Date & Time Setting Method Shooting Viewing an image on a Standard Definition SD TV Windows Recommended computer environmentMac PlayMemories Home Windows Accessing to PlayMemories Home Help Guide Windows Installing PlayMemories Home WindowsStarting PlayMemories Home Windows 132 Software for Mac Connecting the camera to the computer Home Importing images to a computer Disconnecting the camera from the computer Printing still images If you have problems Remaining charge indicator is incorrect Battery pack and powerCannot insert the battery pack into the camera Power turns off suddenly Shooting still images/movies Image colors are not correct Flash does not workClose-up shoot function Macro does not work Date and time are not displayed on the screen Same image is shot several times Eyes of the subject come out redDots appear and remain on the screen Cannot shoot images in succession Date and time are not displayed Cannot display images in index modeViewing images Cannot play back images Cannot play back images on your computer ComputersYour computer does not recognize the camera Cannot import images Memory card cannot be recognized Memory cardCannot insert a memory card You have formatted a memory card by mistake Internal memory Cannot play back or record images using the internal memory Images are printed with both edges cut off PrintingCannot print images with the date Lens gets fogged Camera becomes warm when you use it for a long timeClock Set screen appears when you turn on the camera Others Messages File found which was not recognized This is a read- only memory cardNo images No still images Maximum number of images already selected Vibration warning indicatorRecording has stopped due to increased camera temperature 1280x720 is not supported with this memory card Situations this camera has difficulty handling Precautions 154 Backup of various settings, date and time Remaining battery charge Battery packOn charging the battery pack Effective use of the battery pack On battery life How to store the battery packCompatible battery pack 158 Memory card Representation in User Guide Memory card Memory Stick media type Recording/Playback Memory Stick media Cleaning the camera surface On cleaningCleaning the lens and flash Cleaning the flash Approx MB 16 GB 32 GB Number of still imagesInternal memory Memory card formatted with this camera Size Qvga Recordable time of movies On TV color systems Trademarks