Casio BE-300 User Manual

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5. Specify the image size.

• On the control panel, tap the image size button to cycle through the image size settings

shown below.

................... VGA (640

× 480)

................... 1/4 VGA (320

× 240)

................... 1/9 VGA (212

× 160) : This setting can be used for stop action only.

................... 1/16 VGA (160

× 120) : This setting can be used for stop action only.

6. Make white balance and other settings as required.

• Tap the

button. This causes icons showing the current record settings to appear in the

icon bar.

• See “Configuring Record Settings” on page 108 for details about the meaning of each icon

and how to make these settings.

7. Specify the folder where you want to store the recorded image.

• The folder name box shows the currently selected folder where image you record will be

stored. To select a different folder, tap the folder name box, tap the folder’s name on the
dialog box that appears, and then tap OK.

• See “4-1-5 Folder and File Operations” on page 117 for information about creating new

folders.

8. Rotate the focus adjustment dial of the lens to focus the subject.
9. Record the image.

• Compose the image on the CASSIOPEIA screen and then tap the

button or OK

button to record the image and store it as a JPEG file.

• To record more images, simply tap the

again.

• To view images you just recorded, tap

to change to the thumbnail index.

NOTE
File names are assigned automatically to images as you record them. See “File Names” on page
107 for more information.

Stop Action Images

Stop Action recording lets you record a series of images that effectively break action into a series
of segments. The number of images recorded when you press the

button depends on the

image size, as shown in the table below.

The image recording procedure is identical to that under “To record snapshots” on page 105,
except that in step 3 you press the

button to enter the Stop Action Mode, instead of pressing

the

button.

Image Size

VGA (640

× 480)

1/4VGA (320

× 240)

1/9VGA (212

× 160)

1/16VGA (160

× 120)

Number of Images