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Sony MZ-DH10P Using the zoom feature, Selecting a ﬂash mode, Using the self-timer, To return to the normal shooting mode

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Using the zoom feature

1In the shooting mode, turn the jog dial to select the desired zoom scale for shooting.

You can set the zoom in 10 levels to enlarge a part of an image up to 4 times the size of original.

Zoom scale

Selecting a ﬂash mode

1In the shooting mode, push the 5-way control key toward – repeatedly to select a ﬂash mode.

The selected ﬂash mode appears.

ﬂash mode

2Press the shutter button

The image is recorded in the selected zoom scale.

Note

This function is not an optical zoom; therefore the image will be rough when zoomed.

Using the self-timer

1In the shooting mode, push the 5- way control key toward + once.

The (self-timer) indicator appears in the display.

Self-timer

2Press the shutter button

The self-timer lamp ﬂashes in red and the beep sounds. The image will be shot after approximately 10 seconds.

To return to the normal shooting mode

Push the 5-way control key toward + once. The (self-timer) indicator disappears in the display.

Each time you push the 5-way control key, the indicator changes as follows.

No indicator (Auto)



(Forced ﬂash)



(No ﬂash)

No indicator (Auto): Based on the lighting conditions, the player will decide if there is enough light, and will use the ﬂash accordingly (factory setting).

(Forced ﬂash): The ﬂash strobes regardless of the surrounding brightness.

(No ﬂash): The ﬂash does not strobe.

Continued 

Images Still Shooting/Viewing

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Contents

MZ-DH10P WARNING Declaration of Conformity RECYCLING LITHIUM-ION BATTERIES Caution About the supplied manuals Table of Contents Using the Menu to Your Computer Troubleshooting Additional Information Notice for Users Trial recording No compensation for contents of the recording Notes on image data compatibility Precaution on copyright Trademarks Enjoying the Music and Camera Features Enjoying Music You can transfer audio data from your computer You can enjoy music while viewing the information on the color LCD screen Enjoying music and an image together You can shoot an image and enjoy it as a cover art together with the music You can play back still images while listening to music Let’s start Checking the Supplied Accessories Optional accessories Guide to Parts and Controls Locking the controls (HOLD) Preparing a Power Source When using the player powered by the AC power source battery Battery life1) Setting the Clock Listening to Music On the remote If the play does not start Basic playback operations Display When Listening to Music To change the display Searching for a Music Track Viewing Still images While Listening to Music Shooting Still Images Basic operations using the 5-waycontrol key To cancel shooting About folders to save still images Shooting a cover art To stop operation Viewing Still Images Display When Shooting/ Viewing Still Images Functions When Shooting/Viewing Still Images Using the zoom feature Selecting a ﬂash mode Using the self-timer Shooting close-ups (Macro) Checking the last image you shot in the shooting mode Viewing an index screen Enlarging a portion of a Playing back successive still images (Slide Show) Using the Menu To return the preceding setting About the operating guide Menu When Listening to Music (Music Play/Setting/Common Settings) Settings Common Settings Listening to selected tracks only Listening to a section of a track repeatedly Customizing sound quality Setting a still image as the music cover art Menu When Shooting Still Images (Shooting/Settings/Common Settings) About image size and quality Page Menu When Viewing Still Images (Viewing/Common Settings) Viewing a JPEG ﬁle image Connecting the Player to Your Computer When removing the disc from the player Copying Still images to Your Computer When using Windows XP Storing Non-audioData to a Disc Troubleshooting Listening to music Shooting/Viewing still images Connecting your computer Page Others Messages Page Precautions On safety On power sources On the player On heat build-up On charging On the MiniDisc cartridge To protect a recorded disc On the earphones On the remote control On the LCD screen and lens On cleaning On moisture condensation Back up recommendation The pictures used in this manual Speciﬁcation List of the recording time for each disc (Approx.) Glossary “Hi-MDmode” and “MD mode” JPEG Linear PCM Net MD Index for “Player Operation” Page What you can do with SonicStage What you can do with MD Simple Burner Basic operational flow using an MD Walkman Installing Providing the required system environment System requirements Installing the software onto your computer Click [Install SonicStage and MD Simple Burner] Using SonicStage Importing audio data To stop recording To assign cover art for imported albums Transferring audio data from your computer to the MD Walkman To stop transferring To play a disc on a Net MD device that does not support Hi-MD Transferring back audio data from the MD Walkman to your computer Transferring from the MD Walkman back to your computer Importing tracks recorded on a Hi-MDWalkman* to your computer To stop importing Writing audio data to a CD-R/CD-RWdisc To cancel track writing Using SonicStage Help To display SonicStage Help Understanding SonicStage Help Searching for a word inside an explanation Referring to SonicStage Help Importing audio data to the computer Listening to audio data on the computer Managing and editing imported tracks Backing up audio data Troubleshooting When you want to know Using MD Simple Burner Before using MD Simple Burner Recording using MD Walkman operations (Simple mode) Recording by computer operations (Standard mode) The window for recording all tracks on the CD The window for recording selected tracks from an audio CD Other information Uninstalling SonicStage/MD Simple Burner On copyright protection Troubleshooting The software cannot be installed onto your computer Using a MD Walkman connected to the computer Index for “Software Operation”