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Sony Cyber-Shot DSC-S75 Инструкция по эксплуатации онлайн [90/100] 39857

The battery level is low or zero.

Depending on the conditions of use or

the type of battery pack, the indicator

may flash even though there is still 5 to

10 minutes of remaining battery time

left.

LENS CAP ATTACHED The lens cap is still attached to the lens.

CANNOT DIVIDE • The file is not long enough to be

divided.

• The file is not a moving image.

The amount of light is not sufficient or

the shutter speed is too slow. (Mount the

camera on a tripod or otherwise secure

the camera in place.)

TURN THE POWER OFF AND ON

AGAIN

A malfunction occurs on the lens.

Message Meaning

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Digital still camera 1
Dsc s75 1
Operating instructions 1
Owner s record 1
Caution 2
Declaration of conformity 2
For the customers in the u s a 2
To prevent fire or shock hazard do not expose the unit to rain or moisture 2
Warning 2
Attention for the customers in europe 3
Caution 3
Disposal of lithium ion battery lithium ion battery dispose of properly 3
For the customers in germany 3
For the customers in the u s a 3
For the customers in the u s a and canada 3
Memory stick 3
About the carl zeiss lens 4
Back up recommendation 4
Be sure to read the following before using your camera 4
Do not aim the camera at the sun or other bright light 4
Do not get the camera wet 4
Do not shake or strike the camera 4
Handling of the movable lens 4
Lcd screen lcd finder only models with a finder and lens 4
No compensation for contents of the recording 4
Notes on image data compatibility 4
Precaution on copyright 4
Trial recording 4
When the camera is used for long periods 4
Introduction 5
Advanced operations 6
B editing 6
B playback 6
B recording 6
B various playback 6
B various recording 6
Basic operations 6
Getting started 6
Table of contents 6
Additional information 7
Audio output is monaural 8
Be sure to remove the lens cap before recording 8
Do not block while recording with the flash 8
Do not touch while recording 8
Getting started 8
Identifying the parts 8
See the pages in parentheses for details of operation 8
Use a tripod with a screw length of less than 5 mm 7 32 inch you will be unable to firmly secure the camera to tripods having longer screws and may damage the camera 8
When cleaning the lens first return the lens to the fully retracted position and turn off the power then gently wipe the lens 8
Getting started 9
Set up to set the setup items scn to record in the scene selection mode m to record with the manual adjustment a to record in the aperture priority mode s to record in the shutter speed priority mode 9
To record still images voice mode audio data to playback or edit images to record moving images or clip motion images 9
Installing the battery pack 10
Preparing the power supply 10
Charging the battery pack 11
Getting started 11
Battery life and number of images that can be recorded played back 12
Charging time 12
Getting started 13
Using the ac power adaptor 14
Getting started 15
Setting the date and time 15
Close the battery memory stick cover 17
Getting started 17
Insert the memory stick insert the memory stick with the b mark facing toward the battery compartment as illustrated until it clicks 17
Inserting the memory stick 17
Open the battery memory stick cover slide the cover in the direction of the arrow 17
Open the battery memory stick cover then press the memory stick once lightly 17
Removing the memory stick 17
B recording 18
Basic operations 18
How to use the control button 18
How to use the mode dial 18
The mode dial switches the function which is used for recording playback or editing set the dial as follows before starting to operate your camera 18
When the menu is not displayed the control button is used to perform the following operations 18
B bb b recording 19
Recording still images 19
Auto power off function if you do not operate the camera for about three minutes during recording or playback the camera turns off automatically to prevent wearing down the battery to use the camera again slide the power switch in the direction of the arrow to turn on the camera again the auto power off function only operates when the camera is operating using a battery pack the auto power off also will not operate when playing back moving images or playing back a slide show page 65 or when a connector is plugged into the usb jack the dc in jack or the a v out jack 20
Press the shutter button fully down the shutter sounds recording appears on the lcd screen and the image will be recorded on the memory stick when recording disappears you can record the next image 20
The number of images you can record on a memory stick 8 mb see pages 48 and 53 to 57 20
B bb b recording 21
Checking the last recorded image quick review 21
Indicators in the finder 21
Recording images with the finder 21
Using the zoom feature 22
B bb b recording 23
The indicators on the lcd screen 23
Using the self timer 23
Recording images with the flash 24
Af illuminator 25
B bb b recording 25
Recording images with the af illuminator 25
The af illuminator is fill light to focus on a subject easily set af illuminator page 76 to on in the setup settings appears on the lcd screen and the af illuminator emits light when the shutter button is pressed halfway it keeps emitting light until the focus is locked 25
Dspl lcd on off 26
Moving images with audio are recorded in mpeg format page 39 to record moving images slide the power switch in the direction of the arrow to turn on the power and insert a memory stick 26
Power switch 26
Recording moving images 26
Select camera with v v on the control button then press b 26
Select moving image with v v on the control button then press b 26
Select mpeg movie with v v on the control button then press the center z 26
Select the mode dial to 26
Set the mode dial to set up 26
B bb b recording 27
Lcd screen indicators during recording 27
Using the self timer 27
B playback 28
Lcd screen indicators during still image playback 28
Playing back still images 28
B bb b playback 29
Playing back moving images 29
Adjusting the volume 30
Lcd screen indicators during moving image playback 30
B bb b playback 31
The factory setting of usb mode is normal the mode can be checked and set as follows 31
The usb cable is used to connect the camera to a personal computer so that operations can be performed on image files recorded in a memory stick from the personal computer in order to use the usb cable a usb driver must be installed in the personal computer beforehand be sure to also refer to the operation manuals for your personal computer and the application software 31
Viewing images using a personal computer 31
You can view data recorded with your camera on a personal computer modify and attach it to e mail using application software this section describes the method for viewing images on a personal computer using the supplied usb cable there are two ways to make the usb connection which are the normal connection and the ptp connection page 77 this is set using usb connect in the setup settings here describes the way using the normal setting users will be informed at the sony website when ptp connection is supported 31
Recommended computer environment 32
Recommended macintosh environment 32
Recommended windows environment 32
B bb b playback 33
Installing the usb driver 33
B bb b playback 35
For windows 98 98se me and windows 2000 users 35
Viewing images 35
For macintosh users 36
Notes on using your personal computer 36
B bb b playback 37
Communications with your personal computer for windows only 37
For windows me and windows 2000 users the following procedures are recommended when disconnecting the usb cable from your personal computer or ejecting the memory stick from the camera while it is connected to your personal computer 37
Software 37
Stop the drive by clicking on the unplug eject icon in the task tray 37
When the message appears confirming the safe removal of the hardware disconnect the usb cable or eject the memory stick 37
Image file storage destinations and image files 38
B bb b playback 39
Advanced operations 40
Before performing advanced operations 40
How to use the mode dial 40
The mode dial switches the function which is used for recording playback or editing set the dial as follows before starting to operate your camera 40
This section describes the basic control methods that are frequently used for advanced operations 40
Before performing advanced operations 41
How to use the control button 41
Set the mode dial to set up so that the setup screen appears or press menu so that the menu appears 41
Setting up the items in the setup or menu 41
Turning on off the operation buttons menu on the lcd screen 41
When the menu or setup screen is displayed the control button is used to select the buttons images and menu items displayed on the lcd screen of your camera and modify the settings the operation methods that are frequently used for advanced operations are described below 41
How to use the jog dial 42
Before performing advanced operations 43
Viewing the next previous image using the jog dial during playback 43
Menu settings 44
Before performing advanced operations 45
Before performing advanced operations 47
Setting the image size image size 47
B various recording 49
Recording with the exposure fixed ae lock 49
Aperture priority mode 50
Manual exposure mode 50
Recording with the manual adjustments 50
Shutter speed priority mode 50
B bb b various recording 51
Records images according to shooting conditions scene selection 51
Press menu the menu appears 52
Record the image 52
Recording two images continuously 52
Select mode rec mode with b b burst2 with v v 52
Set the mode dial to s a m or scn 52
This mode is used for a continuous recording 52
To cancel the scene selection function set the mode dial to s a m or 52
To return to normal recording mode select normal with v v in step 3 52
B bb b various recording 53
Recording still images for e mail e mail 53
Adding audio files to still images voice 54
B bb b various recording 55
Recording text documents text 55
Creating clip motion files 56
Recording still images as uncompressed files tiff 56
B bb b various recording 57
Recording images in macro 58
Setting the distance to the subject 58
Adjusting the exposure exposure 59
B bb b various recording 59
Adjusting the white balance white balance 60
B bb b various recording 61
Enjoying picture effects p effect 61
Recording the date and time on the still image date time 61
Using the spot light metering function 62
B various playback 63
Playing back three or nine images at once 63
Enlarging a part of the still image zoom and trimming 64
B bb b various playback 65
Playing back the still images in order slide 65
Rotating a still image rotate 66
Viewing images on a tv screen 66
B editing 67
Deleting images delete 67
In single image or triple image mode 68
Preventing accidental erasure protect 68
B bb b editing 69
In index mode 69
Changing the recorded still image size resize 70
4 6 2 5 71
B bb b editing 71
Copying images copy 71
In index mode 71
In single mode 71
In single image or triple image mode 72
Selecting still images to print print 72
5 7 2 6 73
B bb b editing 73
In index mode 73
Dividing a moving image file divide 74
B bb b editing 75
Delete delete 75
Divide point 75
Step 1 divide the unwanted scene a 75
Step 2 divide the unwanted scene b 75
Step 3 delete the unwanted scenes a and b 75
Step 4 only the desired scene remains 75
Changing the setup settings setup 76
B bb b editing 77
Additional information 79
After using your camera at the seashore or other dusty locations 79
Cleaning the camera surface 79
Cleaning the lcd screen 79
How to prevent moisture condensation 79
If moisture condensation occurs 79
Moisture condensation occurs easily when 79
Note on operating temperature 79
On ac power adaptor 79
On cleaning 79
On moisture condensation 79
Precautions 79
Charging method 80
On battery pack 80
On internal rechargeable button battery 80
On memory sticks 80
About infolithium battery pack 81
Additional information 81
Battery life 81
Charging the battery pack 81
Effective use of the battery pack 81
How to store the battery pack 81
Remaining battery time indicator 81
What is the infolithium battery pack 81
Using your camera abroad 82
Additional information 83
Troubleshooting 83
Additional information 85
Additional information 87
Additional information 89
Warning and notice messages 89
Additional information 91
Self diagnosis display 91
Ac l10a b c ac power adaptor 92
Accessories 92
General 92
Lcd screen 92
Np fm50 battery pack 92
Output connector 92
Specifications 92
System 92
9 0 qa 93
Additional information 93
Display window indicators 93
Some kind of misoperation has occurred check the self diagnosis display on the lcd screen page 91 and take the appropriate corrective action a problem has occurred with lens drive turn the camera on and off several times and if the problem persists contact your sony dealer or authorized sony service facility 93
3 4 5 6 94
Lcd screen indicators 94
Pressing menu switches the menu on off 94
Qg qh qj qk ql 94
Qs qa qdqf 94
The indicators during recording still images 94
5 7 8 9 95
Additional information 95
Pressing menu switches the menu on off 95
The indicators during recording moving images 95
When playing back moving images 96
When playing back still images 96
Additional information 97

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