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Sony Cyber-Shot DSC-T11 [128/128] Sony corporation printed in japan

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Sony Corporation Printed in Japan

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using VOC (Volatile Organic

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Digital still camera 1
Dsc t11 1
Operating instructions 1
Owner s record 1
Memory stick 2
Notice 2
To prevent fire or shock hazard do not expose the unit to rain or moisture 2
Warning 2
Back up recommendation 3
Before using your camera 3
Carl zeiss lens 3
Clean the flash surface before use 3
Do not aim the camera at the sun or other bright light 3
Do not expose the camera to sand or dust 3
Do not get the camera wet 3
Do not shake or strike the camera 3
Lcd screen lcd finder only models with an lcd finder and lens 3
No compensation for contents of the recording 3
Notes on image data compatibility 3
Precaution on copyright 3
Trial recording 3
Note on the camera locations 4
The pictures used in this manual 4
Trademarks 4
Advanced still image shooting 6
Before advanced operations 6
Deleting still images 6
Getting started 6
Shooting still images 6
Table of contents 6
Viewing still images 6
Additional information 7
Advanced still image viewing 7
Enjoying images on your computer 7
Enjoying movies 7
Still image editing 7
Still image printing pictbridge printer 7
Troubleshooting 7
Camera 8
Identifying the parts 8
Connecting and disconnecting your camera 10
How to connect 10
How to disconnect 10
Usb cradle 10
Charging the battery pack 11
Connect the ac adaptor supplied to the dc in jack of the usb cradle supplied 11
Getting started 11
Install the battery pack then close the battery memory stick duo cover 11
Open the battery memory stick duo cover 11
Connect the camera to the usb cradle 12
Connect the power cord mains lead to the ac adaptor and to a wall outlet wall socket 12
Approximate time to charge a completely discharged battery pack using the ac adaptor at a temperature of 25 c 77 f 13
Battery remaining indicator 13
Charging time 13
Open the battery memory stick duo cover then hold the camera so that it faces downward and remove the battery pack 13
The battery remaining indicator on the upper left side of the lcd screen shows the remaining shooting viewing time and the battery remaining charge 13
To charge the battery pack only using the ac adaptor 13
To remove the battery pack 13
You can charge the battery pack without the usb cradle such as during your travels connect the dc plug of the ac adaptor to the camera with v mark facing as illustrated 13
Number of images and battery life that can be recorded viewed 14
Shooting movie 14
Shooting still images 14
The tables show the approximate number of images and the battery life that can be recorded viewed when you shoot images in normal mode with a fully charged battery pack at a temperature of 25 c 77 f the numbers of images that can be recorded or viewed take into account changing the memory stick duo as necessary note that the actual numbers may be less than indicated depending on the conditions of use 14
Under the average condition 14
Viewing still image 14
Connect the ac adaptor supplied to the multi connector of the camera 15
Connect the power cord mains lead to the ac adaptor and then to a wall outlet wall socket 15
Using the ac adaptor 15
Using your camera abroad 15
Auto power off function 16
How to use the control button 16
Press the power button 16
Turning on off your camera 16
Press the power button to turn on the camera 17
Select the desired date display format with v v on the control button then press z 17
Set the mode switch to 17
Setting the date and time 17
Close the battery memory stick duo cover 19
Insert the memory stick duo 19
Inserting and removing a memory stick duo 19
Open the battery memory stick duo cover 19
Shooting still images 19
Setting the still image size 20
Image size 21
Mode are shown below units number of images 21
The number of images that can be saved in a memory stick duo 21
The number of images that can be saved in fine standard 21
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 duo choose an image size and quality appropriately for the kind of images you want to shoot 21
Basic still image shooting using auto adjustment mode 22
Hold the camera steadily with both hands and position the subject in the center of the focus frame 22
Press and hold the shutter button halfway down 22
Set the mode switch to and turn on the power 22
Mode switch 23
Press the shutter button fully down 23
Auto focus 24
Checking the last image you shot quick review 24
Press b 7 on the control button 24
Each time you press the display changes in the following order 25
Indicators on the lcd screen during shooting 25
Press the zoom button to choose the desired image size for shooting 25
The minimum focal distance to the subject approx 50 cm 19 3 4 inches from the lens surface 25
Using the zoom feature 25
Set the mode switch to and press b on the control button 27
Shooting close ups macro 27
Center the subject in the frame press and hold the shutter button halfway down then press the shutter button fully down 28
Set the mode switch to and press v on the control button 28
Using the self timer 28
Selecting a flash mode 29
To prevent subjects eyes from appearing red 29
Inserting the date and time on a still image 30
Shooting images with the af illuminator 30
Allows you to shoot night scenes at far distance without losing the dark atmosphere of the surroundings the shutter speed becomes slower so be careful not to allow your hand to shake while holding the camera 32
Shooting according to scene conditions scene selection 32
Suitable for shooting portraits in dark places allows you to shoot sharp images of people in dark places without losing the dark atmosphere of the surroundings the shutter speed becomes slower so be careful not to allow your hand to shake while holding the camera 32
The subject appears on the lcd screen magnified by up to 3 this lets you see details that would otherwise be difficult to confirm with the naked eye 32
You can select from eight different shooting modes magnifying glass twilight twilight portrait landscape snow beach high speed shutter and fireworks in accordance with the shooting conditions the camera automatically makes the optimum settings to match the scene making it easy to shoot high quality images even under difficult conditions 32
Beach mode 33
Fireworks are recorded in all their splendor by setting the focus distance to infinity the shutter speed becomes slower so be careful not to allow your hand to shake while holding the camera 33
Fireworks mode 33
Focuses only on a distant subject to shoot landscapes etc 33
High speed shutter mode 33
Landscape mode 33
Shooting still images 33
Snow mode 33
Use this mode to shoot moving subjects outdoors or in other bright places 33
When shooting seaside or lakeside scenes the blue of the water is clearly recorded 33
When shooting snowy scenes or other places where the whole screen appears white use this mode to prevent sunken colors and record clear and sharp images 33
Nr slow shutter 34
Select camera with b on the control button then select the desired mode with v v 34
Set the mode switch to then press menu 34
Viewing images on the lcd screen of your camera 35
Viewing single images 35
Viewing still images 35
Press index once 36
Press index once more 36
Select the desired still image with b b on the control button 36
Viewing an index screen nine image or sixteen image 36
Connect the a v connecting cable supplied to the a v out mono jack of the usb cradle supplied and the audio video input jacks of the tv 37
Connect the camera to the usb cradle 37
Turn on the tv and set the tv video switch to video 37
Viewing images on a tv screen 37
Set the mode switch to and turn on the camera 38
Deleting images 39
Deleting still images 39
Press delete 39
Select delete with v on the control button then press z 39
Set the mode switch to and turn on the camera press b b on the control button to select the image you want to delete 39
Deleting images in index nine image or sixteen image mode 40
Formatting a memory stick duo 41
Insert the memory stick duo you want to format into the camera 41
Press delete and select ok with b on the control button then press z 41
Turn on the camera then press menu press b on the control button to advance to then press b again 41
Before advanced operations 43
Changing the menu settings 43
How to setup and operate your camera 43
To turn off the menu display 43
When a v or v mark is displayed next to a setting item 43
Before operation 44
Changing the items on the setup screen 44
Deciding the still image quality 44
To cancel the setup screen 44
To return to the menu from the setup screen 44
Before operation 45
Creating a new folder 45
Creating or selecting a folder 45
To cancel folder creation 45
Changing the recording folder 46
To cancel changing the recording folder 46
A set the mode switch to or 47
Advanced still image shooting 47
Af mode 47
Af range finder frame 47
B press menu 47
Before operation 47
C select 9 focus with b b then select the desired af range with v v 47
Center af 47
Choosing a focus range finder frame 47
Choosing a focus range finder frame af range finder 47
Choosing an auto focus method 47
Mode switch 47
Multipoint af 47
Spot af 47
A select camera with v 48
B select af mode with b v and select the desired mode with b v v 48
Before operation 48
Choosing a focus operation 48
Choosing a focus operation af mode 48
Continuous af 48
Monitoring af 48
Single af 48
Before operation 49
Focus preset 49
Setting the distance to the subject 49
Adjusting the exposure 50
Before operation 50
Ev adjustment 50
To reactivate auto exposure 50
To return to auto focus mode 50
A histogram is a graph showing the brightness of an image the horizontal axis shows the brightness and the vertical axis shows the number of pixels the graph display indicates a dark image when skewed to the left side and a bright image when skewed to the right side the histogram is useful to check the exposure during recording and playback when the screen is difficult to see 51
A set the mode switch to 51
B press to display the histogram 51
C press menu 51
D adjust the exposure based on the histogram 51
Displaying a histogram 51
The menu appears 51
A set the mode switch to or 52
B press menu 52
Before operation 52
C select metering mode with b b then select the desired metering mode with v v 52
Exposure bracket 52
Mode switch 52
Multi pattern metering no indicator 52
Selecting the metering mode 52
Shooting three images with the exposure shifted 52
Spot metering 52
To return to normal mode 53
A set the mode switch to or 54
Adjusting color tones 54
B press menu 54
Before operation 54
C select wb white bal with b b then select the desired setting with v v 54
Mode switch 54
To reactivate auto adjustment 54
White balance 54
A set the mode switch to 55
Adjusting the flash level 55
B press menu 55
Before operation 55
C select flash level with b b then select the desired setting with v v 55
Flash level 55
Framing priority burst 55
Mode switch 55
Shooting images continuously 55
Speed priority burst 55
A set the mode switch to 56
B press menu 56
Before operation 56
C select mode rec mode with b b then select from speed burst or framing burst with v v 56
D shoot the image 56
Mode switch 56
Multi burst 56
Shooting in multi burst mode 56
To return to normal mode 56
E mail 57
Shooting still images for e mail 57
To return to normal mode 57
A set the mode switch to 58
Adding special effects 58
B press menu 58
C select mode rec mode with b b then select voice with v 58
D shoot the image 58
Mode switch 58
Picture effect 58
Shooting still images with audio files 58
To return to normal mode 58
Before operation 59
To cancel picture effects 59
Advanced still image viewing 60
Folder 60
Selecting the folder and playing back images 60
To cancel the selection 60
When multiple folders are created in the memory stick duo 60
A set the mode switch to 61
B display the image to be enlarged with b b 61
C press playback zoom to zoom in on the image 61
D select the desired portion of the image with v v b b 61
E adjust the image size with playback zoom 61
Enlarging a portion of a still image 61
Enlarging an image playback zoom 61
Mode switch 61
To cancel playback zoom 61
Playing back successive images 62
Recording an enlarged image trimming 62
Slide show 62
Rotate 63
Rotating still images 63
To cancel the slide show setting 63
To skip to the next previous image during the slide show 63
To stop slide show playback 63
A set the mode switch to 64
B select the multi burst image with b b 64
Mode switch 64
Playing back continuously 64
Playing back images shot in multi burst mode 64
To cancel rotation 64
To pause playback 64
A set the mode switch to 65
B select the multi burst image with b b 65
C press z when the desired frame is displayed 65
D advance the frame with b b 65
Playing back frame by frame 65
To delete shot images 65
To return to the normal playback 65
In index nine image sixteen image mode 66
In single image mode 66
Protect 66
Protecting images 66
Still image editing 66
To cancel the protection 66
A set the mode switch to 67
B display the image you want to resize with b b 67
C press menu 67
Changing image size 67
D select resize with b b then press z 67
E select the desired size with v v then press z 67
G press menu 67
H select ok with b then press z 67
Mode switch 67
Resize 67
To cancel all protection of all images in the folder 67
To cancel individual protection 67
To cancel resizing 67
To exit the protect function 67
To protect all images in the folder 67
Choosing images to print 68
In single image mode 68
Print dpof mark 68
To unmark the mark 68
In index nine image sixteen image mode 69
To exit the mark function 69
To unmark all the marks in the folder 69
To unmark marks 69
Before operation 70
Connecting the camera to the printer 70
Connecting to a pictbridge printer 70
Preparing the camera 70
Still image printing pictbridge printer 70
In single image mode 71
Printing images 71
When usb connect is not set to pictbridge on the setup screen 71
In index nine image sixteen image mode 72
To cancel printing 72
To insert the date and time on images 72
To print all the images with the print dpof mark 72
To print other images 72
G press menu 73
H select quantity with v v select the number of sheets with b b 73
I select ok with v b then press z 73
Mode switch 73
Printing index images 73
To cancel printing 73
To insert the date and time on images 73
To print all the images in the folder 73
To print all the images with the print dpof mark 73
In single image mode 74
To cancel printing 74
To print all the images with the print dpof mark 74
To print other images 74
In index nine image sixteen image mode 75
To cancel printing 75
To insert the date and time on images 75
To print all the images with the print dpof mark 75
To insert the date and time on images 76
To print all the images in the folder 76
A set the mode switch to 77
B press image size 77
C select the desired size with v v 77
D press the shutter button fully down 77
E press the shutter button fully down again to stop recording 77
Enjoying movies 77
Indicators during shooting 77
Mode switch 77
Shooting close ups macro 77
Shooting movies 77
Using the self timer 77
A set the mode switch to 78
B select the desired movie with b b 78
C press z 78
Indicators during viewing movies 78
Mode switch 78
To adjust the volume 78
To advance or rewind the movie 78
To stop playback 78
Viewing movies on the lcd screen 78
Deleting movies 79
In index nine image sixteen image mode 79
In single image mode 79
To cancel deletion 79
Editing movies 80
F press delete 80
G select ok with b then press z 80
Mode switch 80
The file numbers assigned when movies are cut 80
To cancel deletion 80
To delete all images in the folder 80
Cutting movies 81
Deleting unnecessary portions of movies 81
To cancel cutting 81
Communication with your computer 82
Contents of the cd rom 82
Copying images to your computer for windows users 82
Enjoying images on your computer 82
Recommended computer environment 82
Usb mode 82
When a usb connector is not provided on your computer 82
A start up your computer and insert the cd rom supplied into the cd rom drive 83
B click cyber shot on the model selection screen 83
C click usb driver on the installing menu screen 83
D click next when the information screen appears click next 83
E click yes i want to restart my computer now then click finish 83
Installing the usb driver 83
Installing image transfer 84
A click imagemixer on the installing menu screen select the desired language then click ok 85
B follow instructions on each succeeding screen 85
C restart your computer according to the screen 85
D remove the cd rom 85
G click finish 85
Install imagemixer according to the screen 85
Installing imagemixer 85
The installshield wizard screen closes if you wish to continue with the installation of imagemixer click imagemixer on the installing menu screen and then follow the procedure 85
The welcome to the installshield wizard screen appears 85
You can use the imagemixer ver 1 for sony software to copy view and edit images and create video cds for details see the software s help files 85
A turn on your computer 86
B insert the memory stick duo with the images you want to copy into the camera 86
C connect the usb cradle supplied and the ac adaptor supplied and plug the adaptor into a wall outlet wall socket 86
Connecting the camera to your computer 86
D connect the usb cable to the usb jack of the usb cradle 86
E connect the usb cable to your computer 86
F connect the camera to the usb cradle and turn on the camera 86
Usb mode normal appears on the lcd screen of the camera when a usb connection is established for the first time your computer automatically runs the used program to recognize the camera wait for a while 86
A click start then click my computer 87
B right click sony memorystick then click properties 87
C cancel the setting 87
Copying images using image transfer 87
Disconnecting the usb cable from your computer removing the memory stick duo from your camera or turning off the power during usb connection 87
Windows 98 98se 2000 me 87
Windows xp 87
A double click my computer then double click removable disk 88
B double click dcim then double click the folder which contains the desired images 88
C right click the image then click copy 88
Changing image transfer settings 88
Copying images without using image transfer 88
D double click the my documents folder right click the inside of the folder then click paste 88
When an image with the same file name exists in the copy destination folder 88
Windows 98 98se 2000 me 88
A make a usb connection page 86 click copy pictures to a folder on my computer using microsoft scanner and camera wizard then click ok 89
B click next 89
C click the checkbox of images that you do not want to copy to your computer and remove the checkmark then click next 89
Copying images using the windows xp autoplay wizard 89
D select a name and destination for your pictures then click next 89
E select nothing i m finished working with these pictures then click next 89
F click finish 89
When a removable disk icon is not shown 89
Windows xp 89
A click start 90
B double click the desired image file 90
Example for windows xp users 90
Image file storage destinations and file names 90
Image files recorded with your camera are grouped as folders in the memory stick duo 90
My documents in that order 90
The image is displayed 90
The my documents folder contents are displayed 90
Viewing images on your computer 90
Ssss stands for any number within the range from 0001 to 9999 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 a movie file shot in movie mode and its corresponding index image file 91
A right click the image file then click rename change the file name to dsc0 ssss 92
B copy the file to the memory stick duo folder 92
Enter a number from 0001 to 9999 for ssss 92
Right click the image file then click copy 2 select the dcim folder within the removable disk or sony memorystick from my computer 3 right click the sss msdcf folder in the dcim folder and click paste sss is a number from 100 to 999 92
Viewing image files once copied to a computer with your camera 92
When an image file copied to a computer no longer remains in a memory stick duo you can view that image again on your camera by copying the image file in the computer to a memory stick duo 92
Communication with your computer 93
Copying images to your computer for macintosh users 93
Recommended computer environment 93
Usb mode 93
When a usb connector is not provided on your computer 93
C viewing the images on your computer 94
For mac os x users 94
Battery pack and power 95
Troubleshooting 95
Shooting still images movies 96
Viewing images 99
Computers 100
Deleting editing images 100
Memory stick duo 102
Pictbridge compliant printer 103
Others 104
The capacity of the memory stick duo is insufficient you cannot record images delete unnecessary images or data pages 39 and 79 105
The following messages may appear on the lcd screen 105
Warnings and messages 105
You are using a memory stick duo with a write protect switch and the write protect switch on the memory stick duo is set to the lock position set it to the recording position 105
Your camera cannot record or delete images to this memory stick duo 105
C 32 ss 107
If a code starting with an alphabet letter appears 107
Self diagnosis display 107
Additional information 108
E mail units images 108
Indicator appears on the lcd screen 108
Multi burst units images 108
Number of images that can be saved or shooting time 108
The number of images that can be saved and the shooting time differ depending on the capacity of the memory stick duo the image size and the image quality refer to the following charts when you choose a memory stick duo 108
Voice units images 108
Recording time notation the time is indicated as hours minutes seconds in order from the left example 1 10 28 t 1 hour 10 minutes 28 seconds 109
Menu items 110
Menu items that can be modified differ depending on the position of the mode switch factory settings are indicated with 110
When the mode switch is set to 110
When the mode switch is set to 112
When the mode switch is set to 113
Camera 114
Memory stick tool 114
Setup items 114
The setup screen appears when you advance to in the menu and press b again factory settings are indicated with 114
Setup 1 115
Setup 2 115
Do not leave the camera in the following places 116
On carrying 116
On cleaning 116
On moisture condensation 116
On operating temperature 116
Precautions 116
On internal rechargeable button battery 117
On memory stick 117
Do not expose the memory stick duo to water 118
Magicgate memory stick 118
Magicgate memory stick du 118
Memory stick 118
Memory stick duo a 118
Memory stick duo magicgate high speed data transfer 118
Memory stick pro 118
Memory stick pro du 118
Memory stick type recording playbac 118
Notes on using memory stick duo 118
Charging the battery pack 119
Effective use of the battery pack 119
On infolithium battery pack 119
Remaining battery time indicator 119
What is the infolithium battery pack 119
Battery life 120
Discharge on your camera 120
Fully charge the battery 120
How to store the battery pack 120
If the battery pack is not to be used for a long time do the following procedure once per year to maintain proper function 120
Remove the battery from your camera and store it in a dry cool place to use the battery pack up on your camera leave the power button to on in slide show playback mode page 62 until the power goes off always carry and store the battery pack in the battery case to prevent the battery terminals from becoming dirty or short circuited 120
Specifications 120
The battery life is limited battery capacity decreases little by little as you use it more and more and as time passes when the battery operating time is shortened considerably a probable cause is that the battery pack has reached the end of its life buy a new battery pack the battery life varies according to how it is stored and the operating conditions and environment for each battery pack 120
X camera system 120
Additional information 121
X ac lm5 lm5a ac adaptor 121
X accessories 121
X np ft1 battery pack 121
X uc tb usb cradle input and output connectors 121
3 4 5 6 122
9 q qa 122
Qs qd qf qg qh qj 122
The lcd screen 122
Ws wd wf 122
When shooting movies 123
Qs qa q 124
When playing back still images 124
When playing back moving images 125
Sony corporation printed in japan 128

Sony Cyber-Shot DSC-T11 [128/128] Sony corporation printed in japan

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