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Viewing images
Cannot shoot images with
the flash.
• The MODE dial is set to or SET UP.
• The flash is set to (No flash).
• When shooting still images, scene selection is
set to the Twilight mode.
• [MOVING IMAGE] is not set to [CLIP
MOTION] in the SET UP settings.
p Set it to a setting other than , or SET UP
(page 23).
p Set the flash to “Auto” (No indicator) or (Forced flash)
(page 23).
p Cancel the Twilight mode (page 27).
p Set it to [CLIP MOTION] (page 47).
The eyes of the subject
come out red.
— p Set [RED EYE REDUCTION] to [ON] (page 23).
The date and time are
recorded incorrectly.
• The date and time are not set correctly. p Set the correct date and time (page 14).
Symptom Cause Solution
The image cannot be
played back.
• The MODE dial is not set to .
• You cannot play back the image on the camera,
if it is modified on a computer or its folder/file
name is changed.
p Set the MODE dial to (page 31).
—
The image is coarse right
after being played back.
— p This is not a malfunction.
The images cannot be
played back on a TV.
• The [VIDEO OUT] setting for the camera in
SET UP is incorrect.
• The connection is not correct.
p Set [VIDEO OUT] to [NTSC] or [PAL] (pages 40, 99).
p Check the connection (page 33).
The images cannot be
played back on a
computer.
— p See page 85.
Unknown beeps are heard
from the camera while
viewing a movie.
• These beeps are heard when the auto focus is
working.
p This is not a malfunction. Set the focus preset distance
(page 43).
Symptom Cause Solution
Содержание
- Digital still camera 1
- Dsc f77a 1
- Operating instructions 1
- Back up recommendation 2
- Before using your camera 2
- Do not shake or strike the camera 2
- Lcd screen lcd finder only models with a lcd finder and lens 2
- No compensation for contents of the recording 2
- Notes on image data compatibility 2
- Notice 2
- Precaution on copyright 2
- To prevent fire or shock hazard do not expose the unit to rain or moisture 2
- Trial recording 2
- Warning 2
- About the carl zeiss lens 3
- Do not aim the camera at the sun or other bright light 3
- Do not get the camera wet 3
- The pictures used in this manual 3
- Trademarks 3
- Advanced still image shooting 4
- Advanced still image viewing 4
- Before advanced operations 4
- Deleting still images 4
- Getting started 4
- Shooting still images 4
- Table of contents 4
- Viewing still images 4
- Additional information 5
- Enjoying images on your computer 5
- Enjoying movies 5
- Still image editing 5
- Troubleshooting 5
- Camera 6
- Identifying the parts 6
- Charging the battery pack 8
- Connect the ac lm5 ac power adaptor supplied to the multi connector of the camera 8
- Getting started 8
- Insert the battery pack and close the cover 8
- Open the battery memory stick cover 8
- Battery remaining indicator 9
- Charging time 9
- Connect the power cord mains lead to the ac power adaptor and to a wall outlet wall socket 9
- Battery life and the number of images that can be recorded viewed 10
- Charging the battery pack continued 10
- Shooting movie 10
- Shooting still images in normal shootin 10
- The power save function 10
- The tables show approximate guidelines for the length of time the camera can be used when you shoot in normal mode in an environment where the ambient temperature is 25 c 77 f and the supplied battery pack is fully charged the guidelines for the number of images that can be recorded or viewed allow for changing the memory stick as necessary actual results may differ slightly from these depending on the conditions of use 10
- Viewing still image 10
- When the power save function is activated 10
- When the power save function is activated you can shoot for a longer period of time set the mode dial to set up and set power save in setup 1 to on the factory setting is on page 99 10
- Connect the ac lm5 ac power adaptor supplied to the multi connector of the camera 11
- Connect the power cord mains lead to the ac power adaptor and to a wall outlet wall socket 11
- Using an external power source 11
- Using your camera abroad 11
- Press power 12
- Rotate the lens portion 12
- The auto power off function 12
- Turning on off your camera 12
- How to use the control button 13
- Press power to turn on the power 14
- Select the desired date format with v v on the control button then press z 14
- Set the mode dial to 14
- Setting the date and time 14
- A v will be shown above and a v will be shown below the item currently selected to be set 15
- After setting the current numerical value set the next item repeat the above process until all of the items have been set 15
- Select ok with b on the control button then press z 15
- Select the year month day hour or minute item you want to set with b b on the control button 15
- Set the desired numerical value with v v on the control button then press z 15
- The date and time are set and the clock will start to keep time 15
- Close the battery memory stick cover 16
- Insert the memory stick 16
- Inserting and removing a memory stick 16
- Open the battery memory stick cover 16
- Shooting still images 16
- Setting the still image size 17
- The mode dial position during still image shooting 17
- Basic still image shooting using auto mode 18
- Hold the camera steadily with both hands and position a subject in the center of the focus frame 18
- Press and hold the shutter button halfway down 18
- Set the mode dial to and rotate the lens portion to turn on your camera 18
- About auto focus 19
- Checking the last image shot quick review 19
- Press the smart zoom to choose the desired zoom position and shoot your image 20
- The maximum zoom scale depends on the image size 1600 1200 1 1280 960 1 640 480 3 when the image size is 2272 1704 or 2272 3 2 the smart zoom does not work 20
- Using the smart zoom 20
- You can zoom in the image using digital process with very little deterioration 20
- Shooting close ups 21
- Shooting close ups macro 21
- Mirror mode 22
- Rotating the lens 22
- Rotating the lens mirror mode 22
- Using the self timer 22
- Selecting a flash mode 23
- To reduce red eye when shooting live subjects 23
- Selecting a flash mode continued 24
- Shooting with the af illuminator 24
- Shooting still images 25
- Shooting with the finder 25
- The finder is convenient when you want to save battery power or when it is difficult to confirm the image using the lcd screen each time you press dspl lcd on off the display changes in the following order 25
- Inserting the date and time on a still image 26
- Landscape mode 27
- Shooting according to scene conditions scene selection 27
- Soft snap mode 27
- Twilight mode 27
- Twilight portrait mode 27
- Shooting according to scene conditions scene selection continued 28
- Deciding the still image quality 29
- Nr slow shutter 29
- Image size and quality 30
- The number of images that can be saved in a memory stick 30
- The number of images that can be saved in fine standard mode are shown below units number of images 30
- You can choose image size from among the five options in the following tables 30
- You can choose image size number of pixels and image quality compression ratio based on the kind of images you want to shoot the larger you make the image size and the higher you make the image quality the better your image but also the larger the amount of data needed to preserve your image this means you can save fewer images in your memory stick choose an image size and quality level appropriately for the kind of images you want to shoot you can resize the images later resize function see page 59 30
- Viewing images on the lcd screen of your camera 31
- Viewing on the single image screen 31
- Viewing still images 31
- Press the smart zoom w button once 32
- Press the smart zoom w button once more 32
- Select the desired still image with b b on the control button 32
- Viewing on the index nine or triple image screen 32
- Viewing on the single image screen continued 32
- Connect the a v multi connecting cable to the multi connector of the camera and the audio video input jacks of the tv 33
- Set the mode dial to and turn on the camera 33
- Turn on the tv and set the tv video switch to video 33
- Viewing images on a tv screen 33
- Deleting images 35
- Deleting still images 35
- Deleting on the index nine image screen 36
- Deleting on the index triple image screen 37
- Deleting on the index triple image screen continued 38
- Select ok with v on the control button then press z 38
- Formatting a memory stick 39
- To cancel the formatting 39
- Before advanced operations 40
- Changing items in the set up screen 40
- Changing menu settings 40
- How to setup and operate your camera 40
- To turn off the menu display 40
- To turn off the set up screen display 40
- Advanced still image shooting 41
- Center af 41
- Choosing a focus method 41
- Multipoint af 41
- A compose the shot so that the subject is centered in the af range finder and press the shutter button halfway down 42
- Af lock shooting using center af 42
- B return to the fully composed shot and press the shutter button fully down 42
- Adjusting the exposure 43
- Ev adjustment 43
- Focus preset 43
- Setting the distance to the subject 43
- To return to auto focus mode 43
- A set the mode dial to p scn or 44
- B press menu 44
- C select ev with b b 44
- D select the exposure adjustment value 44
- Mode dial p scn 44
- Spot light metering 44
- To return to auto adjust mode 44
- A set the mode dial to p scn or 45
- Adjusting color tones 45
- B press menu 45
- C select spot meter with b b then select on with v 45
- C select wb white bal with b b then select the desired setting with v v 45
- D aim the spot light metering aiming point at the spot you want to shoot then shoot your image 45
- Mode dial p scn 45
- To cancel spot light metering 45
- To return to automatic settings 45
- White balance 45
- A set the mode dial to p 46
- Adjusting the flash level 46
- B press menu 46
- C select flash level with b b then select the desired setting with v v 46
- High makes the flash level higher than normal normal normal setting low makes the flash level lower than normal 46
- Mode dial p 46
- Shooting techniques 46
- The menu appears 46
- You can adjust the amout of flash light 46
- A set the mode dial to 47
- B press menu 47
- C select image size with b b then select the desired mode with v v 47
- Clip motion 47
- D shoot one frame 47
- E shoot the next frame 47
- F press z 47
- Mode dial 47
- Shooting multiple frames 47
- To delete shot images in the midst of shooting 47
- A set the mode dial to 48
- B press menu 48
- C select interval with b b then select the desired between frame interval with v v 48
- Mode dial 48
- Multi burst 48
- Shooting in multi burst mode 48
- A set the mode dial to p or scn 49
- B press menu 49
- D press the shutter button 49
- E mail 49
- Mode dial p scn 49
- Shooting still images for e mail 49
- To delete shot images 49
- Shooting still images with audio files 50
- A set the mode dial to p scn or 51
- Adding special effects 51
- B press menu 51
- C select pfx p effect with b b then select the desired mode with v v 51
- Mode dial p scn 51
- Mode dial set up 51
- Picture effect 51
- Selecting a folder 51
- To cancel picture effect 51
- Changing the recording folder 52
- Creating a new folder 52
- To cancel changing the recording folder 52
- To cancel folder creation 52
- Advanced still image viewing 53
- Folder 53
- Selecting the folder for playback 53
- To cancel the selection 53
- When a memory stick contains multiple folders 53
- A set the mode dial to 54
- B display the image you want to enlarge 54
- C press the smart zoom t button to enlarge the image 54
- D press v v b b repeatedly to select a portion of the image to enlarge 54
- E press the smart zoom t button repeatedly the portion of the image selected in step 4 will be enlarged 54
- Enlarging a portion of a still image 54
- Enlarging an image 54
- Enlarging an image playback zoom 54
- Mode dial 54
- To cancel enlarged viewing 54
- A after you have viewed an image using playback zoom press menu 55
- A set the mode dial to 55
- B press menu 55
- B select trimming with b then press z 55
- C select slide with b b then press z 55
- C select the image size with v v then press z 55
- D select start with v b then press z 55
- Mode dial 55
- Playing back successive images 55
- Recording an enlarged image 55
- Recording an enlarged image trimming 55
- Slide show 55
- To cancel the slide show setting 55
- To stop slide show playback 55
- Rotating still images 56
- To cancel the rotation 56
- To skip to the next previous image during slide show 56
- On the index nine image screen 57
- On the single screen 57
- Protect 57
- Protecting images 57
- Still image editing 57
- To cancel the protection 57
- A set the mode dial to press the smart zoom w button twice to switch to the index triple image screen 58
- B move the image you want to protect to the center with b b 58
- C press menu 58
- D select protect with v v then press z 58
- E to protect other images move the image you want to protect to the center with b b and repeat step 4 58
- F to protect other images repeat step 5 58
- G press menu 58
- H select ok with b then press z 58
- On the index triple image screen 58
- To cancel the protection 58
- To protect all the images in folder 58
- To release protection 58
- To release protection of all the images in the folder 58
- Changing image size 59
- Resize 59
- To cancel the resizing 59
- Choosing images to print 60
- On the index nine image screen 60
- On the single screen 60
- Print dpof mark 60
- To delete the mark 60
- A set the mode dial to press the smart zoom w button twice to switch to the index triple images screen 61
- B move the image you want to print to the center with b b 61
- C press menu 61
- D select dpof with v then press z 61
- E to mark other images move the image you want to print to the center with b b and repeat step 4 61
- G press menu 61
- H select ok with b then press z 61
- On the index triple image screen 61
- To cancel the marking 61
- To delete all the marks from the images in the folder 61
- To delete the mark 61
- A set the mode dial to 62
- B press menu 62
- Before operation 62
- C select image size with b b and select the desired mode with v v 62
- D press the shutter button fully down 62
- E press the shutter button fully down again to stop recording 62
- Enjoying movies 62
- Indicators on the screen while you are shooting movies 62
- Mode dial 62
- Shooting movies 62
- To shoot close ups macro 62
- To shoot with a self timer 62
- A set the mode dial to 63
- B select the desired movie with b b 63
- C press z 63
- High quality movies 63
- Indicators on the screen while you are viewing movies 63
- Mode dial 63
- To adjust the volume 63
- To rewind fast forward 63
- To stop playback 63
- Viewing movies on the lcd screen 63
- Deleting movies 64
- On the index nine image screen 64
- On the single screen 64
- To cancel the deletion 64
- On the index triple image screen 65
- To cancel the deletion 65
- To delete all the images in the folder 65
- A set the mode dial to 66
- B select the movie you want to cut with b b 66
- C press menu 66
- Cutting movies 66
- D select divide with b then press z next select ok with v then press z 66
- Editing movies 66
- Mode dial 66
- The file numbers assigned when movies are cut 66
- Deleting unnecessary portions of movies 67
- To cancel cutting 67
- Communication with your computer 68
- Contents of the cd rom 68
- Copying images to your computer for windows users 68
- Enjoying images on your computer 68
- Recommended computer environment 68
- Usb mode 68
- When a usb connector is not provided on your computer 68
- A click image transfer on the title screen select the desired language then click ok 69
- A turn on your computer and insert the supplied cd rom into the cd rom drive 69
- B click usb driver on the title screen 69
- C click next when the information screen appears click next 69
- D click yes i want to restart my computer now then click finish 69
- Installing image transfer 69
- Installing the usb driver 69
- A click pixela imagemixer on the title screen 71
- A turn on your computer 71
- B insert the battery pack and the memory stick with the images you want to copy into the camera 71
- B select the desired language then click ok 71
- C follow instructions on each succeeding screen 71
- Connecting your camera to your computer 71
- D remove the cd rom 71
- Installing imagemixer 71
- The choose setup language screen appears 71
- The welcome to the installshield wizard screen appears 71
- When installation is complete the read me text appears read the text then close the window by clicking at the upper right corner of the screen after that click finish in the install screen to close the install screen 71
- C connect the supplied usb multi connecting cable to the multi connector of the camera 72
- D connect the usb multi connecting cable to your computer 72
- Disconnecting the usb multi connecting cable from your computer removing the memory stick from the camera or turning off the camera 72
- E turn on the camera 72
- A click start then click my computer 73
- B right click sony memorystick then click properties 73
- C cancel the setting 73
- Changing image transfer settings 73
- Copying images using image transfer 73
- Windows 98 98se 2000 me 73
- Windows xp 73
- A double click my computer then double click removable disk 74
- B double click dcim then double click the folder that the image files you want to copy are stored 74
- C right click the image file then click copy 74
- Copying images without using image transfer 74
- D double click the my documents folder and right click on the my documents window then click paste 74
- When a removable disk icon is not shown 74
- When you try to copy an image to a folder in which an image with the same file name is stored 74
- Windows 98 98se 2000 me 74
- Copying images using the windows xp autoplay wizard 75
- Viewing the images on your computer 75
- Example for windows xp 76
- Image file storage destinations and file names 76
- The image files recorded with your camera are grouped as folders in the memory stick 76
- The meanings of the file names are as above ssss stands for any number within the range from 0001 to 9999 77
- The numerical portions of the following files are the same a small size image file shot in e mail mode and its corresponding image file an audio file shot in voice mode and its corresponding image file an image file shot with clip motion and its corresponding index image file 77
- A right click the image file then click rename change the file name to dsc0 ssss 78
- B copy the image file to a folder on the memory stick 78
- Right click the image file then click copy 78
- Select the dcim folder from removable disk or sony memorystick in my computer 3 right click the sss msdcf folder then click paste sss stands for any number within the range from 100 to 999 78
- Ssss stands for any number within the range from 0001 to 9999 78
- This operation is required for viewing image files that have been copied previously to a computer and already deleted from the memory stick using the camera copy the image files stored on your computer to a recording medium and view them on the camera 78
- Viewing an image previously copied to a computer 78
- A installing the usb driver 79
- B connecting your camera to your computer 79
- Communication with your computer 79
- Copying images to your computer for macintosh users 79
- Recommended computer environment 79
- Steps your os requires 79
- Usb mode 79
- When a usb connector is not provided on your computer 79
- C copying images 80
- D viewing the images on your computer 80
- Battery and power 81
- Troubleshooting 81
- Shooting still images movies 82
- Viewing images 84
- Computers 85
- Deleting editing an image 85
- Memory stick 87
- Others 88
- The following messages appear on the lcd screen 89
- The write protect switch on the memory stick is set to the lock position set it to the recording position page 101 89
- Warnings and messages 89
- C 32 ss 91
- If your camera is not still functioning well after trying the countermeasure a couple of times contact your sony dealer or local autholized sony service facility and inform them of the 5 digit code 91
- Self diagnosis display 91
- Your camera has a self diagnosis display this function displays the condition of the camera on the lcd screen using a combination of a letter and four numerical digits if this occurs check the following code chart and take the corresponding countermeasure the last two digits indicated by ss will differ depending on the state of the camera 91
- Additional information 92
- Clip motion units images 92
- E mail units images 92
- Is indicated 92
- Mpeg movie units seconds 92
- Multi burst units images 92
- The number of images that can be saved and the shooting time are different depending on the capacity of the memory stick the image size and the image quality refer to the following charts when you choose a memory stick 92
- The number of images that can be saved shooting time 92
- Voice units images 92
- Menu items 93
- Menu items that can be changed differ depending on the position of the mode dial the lcd screen shows only the items you can operate based on the current position of the mode dial factory settings are indicated with x 93
- When the mode dial is set to 93
- When the mode dial is set to p or scn 93
- When the mode dial is set to when moving image is set to mpeg movie in the set up settings 94
- When the mode dial is set to when moving image is set to clip motion in the set up settings 95
- When the mode dial is set to when moving image is set to multi burst in the set up settings 96
- When the mode dial is set to 97
- Camera 98
- Memory stick tool 98
- Set the mode dial to set up the set up screen appears factory settings are indicated with x 98
- Set up items 98
- Setup 1 99
- Setup 2 99
- Clean the camera surface with a soft cloth slightly moistened with water then wipe the surface with a dry cloth do not use any type of solvent such as thinner alcohol or benzine as this may damage the finish or the casing 100
- Cleaning 100
- Note on operating temperature 100
- On moisture condensation 100
- Precautions 100
- The internal rechargeable button battery 100
- Magicgate memory stick magicgate memory stick duo a 101
- Memory stick 101
- Memory stick is a new compact portable and versatile ic recording medium with a data capacity that exceeds the capacity of a floppy disk you can use the memory stick as an external recording media that can be attached or removed as well as exchanging data between the units 101
- Memory stick pro a 101
- Note on use of the memory stick pro optional 101
- Notes on use of the memory stick supplied 101
- Notes on using the memory stick duo optional 101
- The memory stick 101
- There are two types of memory stick an ordinary memory stick and a magicgate memory stick that are equipped with the magicgate copyright protection technology you can use both types of memory stick with your camera however because your camera does not support the magicgate standards data recorded with your camera is not subject to magicgate copyright protection you can also use the memory stick duo and memory stick pro with the camera 101
- Battery life 102
- Charging the battery pack 102
- Effective use of the battery pack 102
- How to store the battery pack 102
- Remaining battery time indicator 102
- The infolithium battery pack 102
- What is the infolithium battery pack 102
- Ac lm5 ac power adaptor 103
- Accessories 103
- Camera 103
- Input output connectors 103
- Lcd screen 103
- Np fc11 battery pack 103
- Power general 103
- Specifications 103
- System 103
- 2 3 4 5 6 7 104
- Qj qk ql w 104
- The lcd screen 104
- Wa ws wd wf 104
- For shooting movies 105
- Qa qs qd qf 105
- For movie playback 106
- For still image playback 106
- Qg w ql qk qj qh 106
- Symbols 107
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