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Charging the Nickel-Metal hydride batteries (continued)
Battery remaining indicator
As the battery power decreases with use,
the Battery remaining indicator displays
the amount of power remaining using the
following symbols.
•
If the LCD screen is off, press the DISPLAY/
LCD ON/OFF button to turn it on.
•
Based on the conditions under which the
camera is being used and the state of the
charge, or on the environment, this
information may not be correctly indicated.
•
When the AC adaptor is being used, the
Remaining battery information is not
displayed.
The POWER SAVE function
When the POWER SAVE function is set
to ON, you can shoot for a longer period of
time.
DSC-P71
Turn the Mode dial to SET UP, and set
[POWER SAVE] in SETUP 2 to [ON].
The factory setting of the camera is set to
[ON] (page 98).
DSC-P51/P31
Set the POWER SAVE switch to ON.
When the camera is shipped from the
factory, this switch is set to ON.
When the POWER SAVE function is
ON
•
The LCD screen will be darker than it is when
POWER SAVE is set to OFF. You cannot
change the settings for [LCD BACKLIGHT]
at this time (page 98). To make the available
shooting time even longer, it is recommended
that you turn off the LCD screen and use the
Finder to do your shooting (page 32).
•
In Flash mode, the (No flash) is displayed.
If you want to shoot using the flash, press v
( ) on the control button, and select (forced
flash) or Auto (page 30).
•
When the power turns on, the Flash mode is
normally set to (No flash).
•
When the flash is charging ( the Flash
charge lamp blinks), the LCD screen turns
off.
•
In shooting still images, the focus only
focuses when the shutter is pushed down
halfway.
Battery
remaining
indicator
Battery remaining
guidelines
(A full charge is 100%)
Sufficient power
remaining
Battery half full
Battery low, recording/
playback will stop soon.
Flashing
Change the batteries for
fully charged ones, or
charge these batteries.
- Digital Still Camera 1
- Declaration of Conformity 2
- Before using your camera 5
- Table of contents 6
- Preparing batteries 14
- Charging the batteries 14
- Charging the Nickel-Metal 15
- Hydride batteries 15
- Precautions to be observed 15
- Charging time 15
- Battery remaining indicator 16
- The POWER SAVE function 16
- Inserting the batteries 17
- Using your camera 19
- Turning on/off your camera 20
- How to use the 20
- Setting the date and time 21
- DSC-P71 DSC-P51/ 24
- Image size and quality 25
- 2002 7 4100-0029 27
- The minimum distance needed 28
- Digital zoom 28
- To return to normal shooting 29
- To reduce “red-eye” when 31
- Shooting with the AF 31
- Shooting with the finder 32
- Shooting with the date and 32
- PAGE SELECT 33
- Twilight mode 34
- Twilight portrait mode 34
- Landscape mode 34
- CAPTURING 35
- PROCESSING 35
- Viewing single images 36
- Set the mode dial to , and 36
- Viewing still images 36
- 2002 7 4100-0028 37
- Viewing images on a TV screen 38
- SLIDEPRINT 39
- PROTECT PRINTDELETE 40
- ALLSELECT 40
- Formatting a “Memory Stick” 43
- 1 Installing the USB driver 45
- 2 Preparing your camera 46
- USB MODE 47
- 4 Copying images 48
- Click [Finish] 51
- The image file opens 53
- For Macintosh users 54
- How to setup and 55
- Adjusting the 56
- Adjusting color tones 57
- Choosing a focus 58
- Shooting with the AF lock 59
- Setting the distance 60
- Adding special effects 60
- Spot light-metering 61
- Shooting multiple 62
- MAKING “CLIP MOTION” 63
- Shooting in Multi 64
- Burst mode 64
- Shooting still images 65
- Enlarging a portion of 66
- Playing back 67
- Rotating still images 68
- Protecting images 69
- 2002 7 4100-0005 70
- Changing image size 71
- Choosing images to 72
- Shooting movies 74
- Viewing movies on 75
- Deleting movies 76
- 2002 7 4MOV00005 77
- DIVIDE point 78
- DELETE DELETE 78
- DIVIDING 79
- Copying movies to 80
- Troubleshooting 82
- Shooting Still images/Movies 83
- Viewing images 85
- Deleting/Editing an image 85
- Computers 86
- Computers (continued) 87
- “Memory Stick” 87
- Warnings and 89
- Self-Diagnostics 90
- Display 90
- The number of images 91
- Menu items 92
- When the mode dial is set to 94
- SET UP items 97
- Precautions 99
- The “Memory Stick” 100
- The nickel hydride 100
- Specifications 101
- Accessories 102
- The LCD screen 103
- For shooting movies 104
- For movie playback 105
- Additional information 105
- For still image playback 105
- 307435113 108
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