PICT.APPLI. menu (Continued)OVERLAP (fade in only)WIPE (fade in only)DOT FADER (fade in only)Using the viewfinder

You can adjust [EXPOSURE] and [FADER] while using the viewfinder by having the LCD panel rotated 180 degrees and closed with the screen facing out.

1Make sure that the CAMERA-TAPE or the CAMERA-MEMORY lamp lights up.

2Close the LCD panel with the screen facing out.

appears.

3Touch .

[Set LCD off?] appears on the screen.

4Touch [YES].

The LCD screen is turned off.

5Touch the LCD screen while checking the display in the viewfinder.

[EXPOSURE], etc. are displayed.

6Touch the button you want to set.

[EXPOSURE]: Adjust with / , and touch .

[FADER]: Touch it repeatedly to select a desired effect (only while the CAMERA- TAPE lamp lights up).

: The LCD screen lights up.

To hide the buttons, touch .SLIDE SHOW

Plays back the images stored on a “Memory Stick Duo,” or in a folder in sequence (slide show).

1Touch t [PB FOLDER].

2Select [ALL FILES ( )] or [CURRENT FOLDER ( )], then touch .

If you select [CURRENT FOLDER ( )], all the images in the current playback folder selected in [PB FOLDER] (p. 59) are played back in sequence.

3Touch [REPEAT].

4Select [ON] or [OFF], then .

To repeat the slide show, select [ON] ().

To execute the slide show only once, select [OFF].

5Touch [END] t [START].

To cancel [SLIDE SHOW], touch [END]. To pause, touch [PAUSE].

•You can select the first picture for the slide

show with / before touching [START].

•If movies are played in the slide show, you can

adjust the volume with /.

D. EFFECT (Digital effect)You can add digital effects to your recordings.

1Touch the desired effect.

When you select [STILL] or [LUMI.KEY], the image is saved as a still image.

2Adjust the effect with /, then touch .

Effect

Items to adjust

CINEMA

No adjustment necessary.

EFECT*1*2

 

 

 

DELAY

The speed of repeats.

MOTION*2

 

 

 

STILL

The degree of

 

transparency of the still

 

image you want to

 

superimpose under a

 

movie.

 

 

FLASH

The interval of frame-by-

 

frame playback.

 

 

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