Sanyo IDC-1000ZU - Manual (Page 100)

4
Press the SET button.
œ The Still Image Interval Shooting Setting Screen
appears.
5
Set the interval shooting parameters.
œ Set the interval between images at “INT” and the
number of images to be captured at “FRAME.”
Performing the settings at the Still Image Interval
Shooting Setting Screen
To change a setting: Press j or l
To move to the next item: Press c
To move to the previous item: Press d
To cancel the settings and return to the Shooting
Setting Screen: Press the MODE button
œ The smallest interval that can be set will differ
depending on the compression ratio and voice memo
settings.
Compression
ratio
Smallest interval
No voice memo
With voice
memo
Y 30 seconds 45 seconds
Z 10 seconds 30 seconds
U 10 seconds 30 seconds
œ The largest interval that can be set is 9 hours 59
minutes 59 seconds.
œ Between 1 and 999 images can be captured,
depending on the remaining disk space and the
amount of images in the folder to which you are saving
(see page 148).
6
Press the SET button.
œ The Still Image Interval Shooting Ready Screen
appears.
œ To stop the interval shooting before it is completed,
press the MODE button.
œ The timer mark and the time until the next image is
captured (hrs:min:sec) appear in the mode display
panel.
NOTE
œ In order to perform interval shooting with 999 images, the folder to which the images are being
saved must be empty of still images. You can also create a new folder (see page 115) and
select that folder for saving the images.
INTERVAL SHOT
À
INT. 0:10:
0 0
Á
FRAME 00005
Shooting interval (hrs:min:sec)
Number of frames
Still Image Interval Shooting
Setting Screen
Ex. When capturing 5 images
in 10-minute intervals
INTERVAL SHOT
READY
INT. 0:10:00
FRAME 00005
Still Image Interval Shooting
Ready Screen
Timer mark
Time until next
image is captured
(hrs:min:sec)
Mode display panel
99
English