Sony DSC-F1 - Manual (Page 29)

Selecting image
quality (IMAGE QUALITY)
Yni) can select one of three available
imaRe quality modes. The number of
images you con record is different
depending on which image quality
mode you select.
Shutter button
MENU/EXECUTE
jog dial
Function dial
EXIT
Set the function dial to "CAMERA
!M]" and press the MENU/
EXECUTE jog dial.
The CAMERA MENU appears on
the LCD screen.
CAMERA MENU
EXPOSURE AUTO
SH.SPEED AUTO
REC MODE
QUALITY STD
FLASH ADJ AUTO
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Select "QUALITY" and press
MENU/EXECUTE jog dial.
The IMAGE QUALITY' menu
appears on the LCD screen.
CAMERA MENU
IMAGE QUALITY
FINE
STANDARD
SNAPSHOT
(FINE)
"I FINE (FINE):
Use this mode when giving
priority to image quality. (30
images can be stored at
maximum.)
Tl STANDARD (STD)
Use this mode as a standard
image quality. When
"CAMERA (automatic
recording) is selected, the
image quality mode is set to
"STD." (58 images can be
recorded at maximum.)
1 SNAPSHOT (SNAP):
Use when giving priority to the
number of shots to be
recorded. (108 images can be
stored at t maximum.)
Select the image quality and press
the MENU/EXECUTE jog dial.
The screen returns to the
CAMERA MENU.
CAMERA MENU
EXPOSURE AUTO
SH.SPEED AUTO
REC MODE
QUAUTY SNAP-
FLASH ADJ AUTO
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Press EXIT.
The CAMERA MENU disappears
from the screen.
QNote
When you select CONTINUOUS or TIME
MACHINE mode, vou cannot select
"HNE"
■ii' What is the difference In the
image quality mode?
An image is compressed in the JPEG
format before recording. The memory
capacity allocated to each image is
different depending on the image quality
as follows (the number of pixels is 640 x
480 regardless of image quality mode
and data volume before compression is
about 450 kB):
RNE mode 120 kB
STANDARD mode 64 kB
SNAPSHOT mode 32 kB
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