Manuel d'utilisation / d'entretien du produit Cybershot DSC-F77A du fabricant Sony
Aller à la page of 112
3-086-183- 11 (1) Digital Sti ll Camera Operating Inst ructions Befor e o perat ing the unit , pl ea se re ad t his m anua l t horo ughl y, and retain i t for f uture re ference .
2 T o prevent fire or shock hazard, do not e xpose the un it to rain or moisture. Notice If stat ic elec trici ty or e lectromagnet ism causes data tra nsfer to disc ontinu e midway (fail), restart the applicati on or disconnect and connect the USB mult i connec ting cable again.
3 Do not get the camera wet When taki ng pictures outdoor s in the rain or under similar conditi ons, be careful not t o get the camer a wet. If moistu re condensat ion occurs, se e page 100 and follow the inst ructions on h ow to r emove it b efore using the camera.
4 Table of co ntents Before usin g your camera ....... ........... ....... 2 Identify ing the parts ....... .............. ............ . 6 Charging t h e bat tery pac k .......... ..... ...... .... 8 Using an e xternal power sourc e . ............. 11 Using your camera a broad .
5 Enlargi ng an image – Playba ck zoom........... ...... ........ .... 54 Recor ding an enl arged image – Trimmin g ....... ............ ......... ......... 55 Playi ng bac k succe ssive im ages (Slide sh ow) ............ ............... .........
6 Ide ntifyin g the part s See the pages in pare ntheses for deta ils of operation. Camera A Lens B Shutte r butto n ( 18) C PO WER lamp (12) D POWER but ton (12 ) E T ripod receptacle (bottom surface.
7 A Finder (25) B SMAR T ZOOM b uttons (during shooting) (20) /Index b uttons (during pla yback ) (32) C Control button (Menu on) ( v / V / b / B / z ) (13) / (Menu of f) ( / / 7 /) (23/ 22/19/ 21) D .
8 Chargin g the batt ery pack , Open t he batter y/“Mem ory Stic k” cove r. Slid e the co ver in t he di rection of the arrow. • When charging the bat ter y pack, mak e sure the ca mera is not turn ed on (pa ge 12) . • The camera operates only wi th the “InfoLITHIUM” battery NP-FC11 battery pack (C type) (supplied).
9 Getti n g star ted , Conne ct the power c ord (mains lead) to t he AC power adaptor and to a wall outlet ( wall socke t). When the /C HG lam p goes out , char ging i s finished. • After charging the battery pack, disconnect the A C power adaptor from the multi c onnector of the camera.
10 Charging the battery pack (continued) Battery life and the numb er of images that can be recorded / viewed The tabl es show app roximat e guideli nes for the le n gth of time the ca mera ca n be us.
11 Getti n g star ted Using an externa l power sourc e , Conne ct the AC-L M5 AC po wer ada pto r (s upp lied ) to the mu lt i connect or of the camer a. When p lacing the ca mera, make su re th e LCD scre en is fa cing u p. • Remove the batt ery pack when using an external po wer source.
12 Turni ng on/off your camera There are followi ng two wa ys to turn on the camera. 1 Press POW ER. The POWER la mp light s in green and the powe r is on. When you turn on the cam era for the first time, the CL OCK SET screen appear s (page 14) . To turn off the p ower Press P OWER again, the POWER lamp goes out, and th e camera turns of f.
13 Getti n g star ted How to use t he control bu tton To chan ge th e curr ent sett ings of the camera, bring up the menu or th e SET UP screen (page 40), and use the co ntrol button to make t h e cha nges. For ea ch ite m, pres s v / V / b / B to se lec t the desired value, then press z or b / B to make the settin g.
14 Setti ng the date and time , Set the MODE dial to . • Y ou can carry out this operation e ven when the MOD E dial is set t o P , SCN, , or . • T o set the time and the date again, set the MOD E d ial t o S ET U P, sel ect [CL OCK SET ] in (SETUP 2) (page 99), then proceed from Step 3 .
15 Getti n g star ted , Select the ye ar, month, day, hour, or minute i tem you want to set with b / B on th e control butt on. A v will be show n above , and a V will be shown below the item current ly sele cted to be se t. , Set the desired numerical value with v / V on the con trol button , then pres s z .
16 Inserting and removing a “Memor y Stick” , Open t he batter y/“Mem ory Stic k” cove r. Slid e the co ver in t he di rection of the arrow. , Inse rt t he “Memor y Stic k.” Ins ert the “Me mory Stic k” al l the wa y in unti l it cl icks as sho wn in t he ill ust ratio n.
17 Shootin g still images Setti ng the still image size , Set the MODE d ial to , rot ate the lens portion to turn on the power , then pr ess MENU . The men u appe ars. • Y ou can carry out this operation eve n when the MODE dial is set to P or SCN.
18 Basic still image shoot ing – using a uto mode , Set the MODE dial to , and rotate the lens po rtion to turn on y our cam era. When a “Memor y Stick” is insert ed, the recordi ng folder na me is indi cated on the LCD screen for about five seconds (pag e 51).
19 Shootin g still images , Pre ss the shut ter button fu lly down . The shutte r clicks, the shoot ing is com ple ted, and t he st ill im age is sa ved in the “M emory Stick .
20 Using the smart zoom , Press t he SMART ZOOM to choo se the desire d zoom pos iti on, and shoot your imag e. You ca n zoom in t he image using digital pro cess , wit h ver y litt le det erior atio n. The maxi mum zoo m scale depe nds on the image si ze.
21 Shootin g still images Shooting close-ups – Macro For close-up s of small subjects like flowers or ins ects, sh oot us ing the macro feat ure. You ca n use this featu re for close-u ps of subjects up t o approximate ly 10 cm (3 15 / 16 inches) from the end of th e lens.
22 Using the self-timer , Set the MODE dial to , and press V ( ) on the control but ton. The (Sel f-time r) indicat or appear s on the LCD scre en. • If the menu is curren tly displayed, press MENU first to make the menu disappear. • Y ou can carry out this operation e ven when the MOD E dial is set t o P , SCN, or .
23 Shootin g still images Selecting a flash mode , Set the MODE dial to , and press v ( ) on the control button repeat edly t o sele ct a flash m ode. The flas h mode has the fo llowing fe atures. No indic ator (A uto): Ba sed on the lighti ng conditi ons, the cam era will decide if there is enoug h light, and wi ll use the flash ac cordi ngly.
24 Selecting a flash mode (continued) Shoo ting with t he AF illuminator This i s addition al lighti ng provi ded to assist in focusing whe n shooting in dar k places.
25 Shootin g still images Shooting with the finder The finder i s conv enient when you w ant to save batte ry power, or wh en it is difficu lt to con firm the i mage usin g the LC D s creen . Each ti me you p ress DSPL/LC D ON/OFF, the di spla y cha nge s in the fo llowin g order.
26 Inserting the date and time on a still image , Set the MODE dial to SET UP. The SET UP scree n appears. • When im ages are s hot with the date a nd time inserted, the date and time cannot be remo ved late r .
27 Shootin g still images Shooting according to scene conditions (scene selection) When sho oting night scene s, shooting people at night, shoo ting landsca pes, or shooting port raits, use the mode s listed below to increa se the qualit y of you r images.
28 Shooting according to scene conditions (scene selection) (continued) , Set the MODE dial to SCN, and press M ENU. The menu app ears. , Select [SCN] with b on t he control bu tton. , Select t he d esired m ode with v / V on the control button. The mode i s set to your choice .
29 Shootin g still images NR slow shutt er The NR slow shutt er mode removes noise from recor ded images, providi ng cl ear images . When the scene selection m ode and shutter speed v alue are as follows, the camera auto matically enters the NR slow sh utter mode and “NR” is indicated next to the shutter sp eed indicator.
30 Image size and quality You can ch oose imag e size (numbe r of pixels) and image quality (compression ratio) ba sed o n the k ind of i mages y ou want to shoot.
31 Viewing still images Viewin g images on the LCD screen of your camera You can v iew images shot with the cam era almost immediately on the scre en. You can sele ct th e fol lowin g thr ee me thod s for viewi n g i mages . Single (single-image) screen You can view o n e imag e at a tim e, occ upyin g the enti re sc reen.
32 Viewing on the single-image screen (continued) , Select the desire d still imag e with b / B on the con trol button. b : Displays th e previou s image. B : Displays th e next imag e. 2 BACK/NEXT 10:30 PM 2003 7 4 101-0003 VOL UM E 640 60 min 3 / 9 101 Viewing on the index (nine- or triple-image) screen , Press the SMAR T ZO OM W button once.
33 Viewing still images Viewin g images on a TV scree n , Conne ct the A /V multi connect ing cable to the multi connect or of the cam era and the audio/vide o input ja cks o f the TV. If your TV ha s stereo type input jac ks, connec t the aud io plug (b lack) of th e A/V mult i connect ing ca ble to the Lch audi o input ja ck.
34 Watching images on a TV screen If you wa nt to view ima ges on a TV , you need a T V havi ng a video input ja ck and the A/V mu lti connec ting cable (suppl ied).
35 Deleti ng still i mages Deleti ng images , Set the MODE dial to , and turn on th e camera . Select the image you want to delete with b / B on the control butt on. , Pre ss MENU . Sele ct [D ELETE] with b / B on the control bu tton, then press z . The imag e has n ot yet been dele ted a t this poin t.
36 Deleting on the Index (nine-image) screen , Whil e an Index ( nine-ima ge) scree n (page 3 2) is displa yed, press M ENU. Sele ct [D ELETE] with b / B on the control bu tton, then press z . , Select [SELECT] with b / B on the contro l button, then press z .
37 Deleti ng still i mages , Pre ss MENU . Select [OK] with B on the control button, then pr ess z . “MEMORY STICK ACCESS” appears on the scr een. When t his mes sage d isappears , the im ages have been de leted. To cancel th e deletion Select [ EXIT] with b on the cont rol button, then pr ess z .
38 Deleting on the Index (triple-image) screen (continued) , Select [OK] with v on the control button, th en press z . “MEMORY STICK A CCESS” appears on the screen. When this m e ssage disappears, the im age has b een dele ted. To cancel th e deletion Select [CANCEL] with V on the control butt on , then press z .
39 Deleti ng still i mages Formatting a “Memory Stick” , Inser t the “Mem ory Stick” yo u want to format in to the came ra. Set the MODE dial to SET UP, and turn on the powe r. • The term “f ormatting” means preparing a “Memory Stick” to re cord images; this proc ess is also called “init ialization.
40 How to setup and operate your camera This sect ion de scribes the most frequently used menu s and t he SE T UP s cree n. Changing menu settings a Press MENU . The menu app ears. b Select the set ting item you want to change with b / B on the control button.
41 Advanced st ill image shooting Choosing a focus method MODE dial: P/SC N/ Multipoint AF The AF range fi nder frame wi dens. You can do auto fucus shoot ing not depend ing on co mpositi on. The nu mber of AF rang e finders, the position or the wi dth of t he AF rang e finde r diffe rs depe ndi ng on the subject .
42 AF lock shooting using Center AF Even if it is difficult to focus in AF sh ooting bec ause the su bjec t is n ot in the cent er of the frame , you can fo cus in this situa tion using Cent er AF.
43 Advanced st ill image shooting Setting the dis tance to the subject – Focus pr eset MODE dial: P/SC N/ When sho oting an im age using a pr eviousl y set distan ce to t he subj ect, or w hen shoot ing a subj ect throu gh a net o r through wind ow gla ss, it is diff icul t to ge t the pr ope r focu s in auto f ocus mo de.
44 c Select (EV) with b / B . The value of the exposure adjustment is disp layed. d Select th e exposure adjustment va lue. Select the exposu re adjustm ent value with v / V . Make yo ur adjustmen t while conf irming the br ightness of th e backgr ound of th e subject on the LCD screen.
45 Advanced st ill image shooting c Select (SPO T MET ER) wit h b / B , then select [ON ] with v . The Spot light-met erin g aiming po int is displayed. d Aim the spot light-me tering aiming point at the spot you want to sho ot, then shoot your image.
46 Adjusting t he flash level MODE dial: P You ca n adjust the am out of flash light. a Set the MODE dial to P. b Press MENU . The menu app ears. c Select [ ] (FLASH LEVEL) with b / B , th en se lect t h e desired settin g with v / V . HIGH: Makes the flash level higher than no rmal.
47 Advanced st ill image shooting Shooting multiple frames – Clip Mo tion MODE dial: You can sho ot a numb er of st ill images cons ecutiv ely (GIF anima tion). Be cause the file s ize is sm all, these i mages are idea l for use on a home pa ge, or for at tachin g to an e- mail message.
48 • If you do not complete S tep 6 , the image will not be sav ed in the “Memory Stic k.” Up to that point, the image is saved temporarily in the camera.
49 Advanced st ill image shooting (For inform ation on NTSC/P AL, see page 96.) d Press the sh utter button . 16 fram es will be recorded as one image (i mage size: 1280 ×960). To delete sh ot images When usi ng this mod e, you cannot delete only cer tai n frames .
50 c Select [MODE] (REC MODE) with b / B , then select [E-MAIL] with v / V . d Shoot your ima ge . To return to normal mode In Step 3 , select [NORMAL]. • For instructions o n how to attach your i mages to an e-mail mess age, refer to the Help files of the e-mail software you are us ing.
51 Advanced st ill image shooting Adding spe cial effect s – Picture Ef fect MODE dial: P/SC N/ You ca n add special eff ects to bri ng out the cont rast in you r images. a Set the MODE dial to P, SCN, or . b Press ME NU. The men u appe ars. c Select [PFX] (P .
52 Creating a new folder a Set the MODE dial to SE T UP. b Sel ect (M EMOR Y STI CK T OOL) with v / V , [CREA TE REC. FOLDER ] with B / v / V , and [OK] with B / v , then press z . The fo llo wing scr een ap pears . c Select [OK] with v , then pres s z .
53 Advanced st ill image viewing Selecting the f older for pla yback – Folder MODE dial: Select t he folder t hat ima ges you want to play bac k are stor ed. a Set the MODE dial to . b Press ME NU. The me nu ap pears . c Select [FOLDER] with b , then press z .
54 Enlarging a portion of a still image MODE dial: You ca n enlarge an i mage up to five times the s ize of the or iginal image. Y ou ca n also record t he enl arged image as a ne w file . Enlarging an image – Playback zoom a Set the MODE dial to . b Display the imag e y ou want to enla r ge.
55 Advanced st ill image viewing Recording an enlarged image – Trimming a After you h ave viewed an image using p laybac k zoom, press M ENU. b Select [TRIMMI NG] with B , then pr ess z . c Select th e image siz e with v / V , then pr ess z . The i mage is recorded , and the sc reen image retu rns to the size it was before enlar gement.
56 To skip to th e next/previous image during slide show Press B (nex t), or b (pre vious). • The interval settings are just guidelines. The actual intervals differ , b ased on factors like th e size of the i mage. Rotating still im ages MODE dial: Images s hot when holdin g the camera vertical ly can be ro tated an d displaye d hori zontal ly.
57 Still ima ge editing Protecting image s – Protect MODE dial: To pr event ac cident al eras ure of an impor tant image, you can protec t it. On the single screen a Set the MODE dial to . b Disp lay t he ima g e y ou wa nt t o protect with b / B . c Press ME NU.
58 f T o protect other ima g es, repeat Step 5 . g Press ME NU. h Select [OK] wit h B , then pr ess z . The - ma rk t urn s wh ite and the select ed image is protected . To cancel t he protection Select [CANCEL ] in St ep 4 or se lect [EXIT] in Step 8 , then press z .
59 Still ima ge editing Changing image s ize – Resiz e MODE dial: You ca n change the imag e size of a recor ded im age, and sav e it as a new f ile. You can re size to the follow ing sizes. 2272×1 704, 160 0×1200, 1280× 960, 640×48 0 The orig inal image is r etained even after resizing.
60 Choosing images to print – Print (DPOF) mark MODE dial: You can m ark still i mages shot with y our camera that you want to have printed. This functi on is conven ient when yo u have images pri nted at a shop or usi ng a printer tha t con form s wi th th e DPO F (D igit al Pr int Order Fo rmat) standard.
61 Still ima ge editing g Press ME NU. h Select [OK] wit h B , then press z . The sett ing of the mark is com ple ted. To delete the mark In St ep 5 , select the im age you w ant t o delete the mark wi th v / V / b / B , an d press z . To delete al l the marks from the images in the folder In St ep 4 , select [ALL IN FOLDER], then press z .
62 Shooting movies MODE dial: You can shoo t movies (MPEG movies) . Before operation Set [MOVING IMAGE] to [MPEG MO VIE] in the SET U P se ttin gs (pa ges 40, 98). a Set the MODE dial to . b Press ME NU. The men u appe ars. c Select (I MA GE SIZE) with b / B , and selec t the desired mode with v / V .
63 Enjoyin g movies Viewing movies on the LCD screen MODE dial: You ca n view movies on the LCD screen of the camer a and hear sounds from th e spea ker of th e camer a. a Set the MODE dial to . b Select th e desired movie wit h b / B . Movies ar e displayed a size smaller than st ill ima g es.
64 Deleting movies MODE dial: You ca n delete unwa nted mov ies. On the single screen a Set the MODE dial to . b Sel ect the mo vie y ou want to delete with b / B . c Press MENU . The menu app ears. d Select [DELETE] with b / B , then p ress z . The movie has n ot been d eleted yet.
65 Enjoyin g movies f Repeat St ep 5 to delete other movi es. g Press ME NU. h Select [OK] wit h B , then press z . Th e movies ar e delete d whe n the “MEMOR Y STIC K A CCESS” message disappears. To cancel th e deletion In St ep 8 , select [EXIT].
66 Editing movies MODE dial: You ca n cut movies, or delete unn ecessary porti ons of movi es. This is th e recomme nded mode to use when th e “Me mor y Stic k” ca paci ty is ins uff icien t, o r when you attac h movies to your e-mai l messag es.
67 Enjoyin g movies e Decide o n a cutting poi nt. Press z at the des ired cu tting point . Wh en you want to adju st th e cutt ing point, se lect [ c / C ] ( frame forward / rewind) and adjust the cu tting poi nt wi th b / B . I f you want to chang e the cutti ng point, sele ct [CANCEL].
68 Copying images to your compute r – For Windows use rs Recommended com puter environment OS: M icrosoft Win dows 98, Windows 98SE, Window s 2000 Professi onal, Windo ws M illennium Edit ion, Wi ndows XP Home Edition, or Windows XP Professional The abov e OS must be ins talle d at the facto r y.
69 Enjoying images on your comput er Installing the USB driver When using W indow s XP, you nee d not inst all th e USB driv er. Once the USB drive r is installed , you need not instal l the U SB driv er. a T u rn on your computer , and inse rt the sup plied CD- ROM into the CD-R OM drive.
70 b Clic k [Nex t]. When “Lic ense Agre emen t” scr een a ppears, click [Y es ]. Read t he agreemen t careful ly . Y ou must acce pt t he te rms o f th e agr eem ent in order to proc eed with installation. c Clic k [Nex t]. d Select the f older to be installed, then clic k [Next].
71 Enjoying images on your comput er Installing “ImageMixer” a Clic k [PIXELA ImageMixer] o n the t itle sc reen. The “C hoos e Setup La nguage ” screen appear s. • Y ou can use the “PIXELA I mageMixer for Sony” software to copy , vi ew and edit images.
72 c Connect the supplied US B multi con necting cable to the multi c onnector of th e cam era. • When placing the camera, make sure the LCD screen is facing up. d Connect the US B multi connect ing cable to your comput er . • When using a desktop comp uter, connect the USB m ulti connec ting cable t o the USB connector on the rear panel.
73 Enjoying images on your comput er Copying images using “Image Transfer” – Wind ows 98 /98SE/2 000/Me Connect the camera and your computer with the USB multi connecting cable . “Ima ge Tra nsfe r” laun ches an d the im age s are au toma tica lly copi ed to the comp uter.
74 Copying images without using “Image Transfer” – Wi ndows 98/98SE /2000/Me If you d o not set to lau nch “Ima ge Transf er” automa tically , you c an copy image s as followi ng proced ure. a Double-clic k [My Computer], then double-click [Remov able Disk].
75 Enjoying images on your comput er – Wind ows XP Copying image s using the Windows XP Au toPlay wizard a Make a USB connec tion (pages 71 to 72). Cl ick [Copy pict ures to a f older on m y comput er usi ng M icr osoft Scanner a nd Camera Wi zar d ], then cl ick [ O K].
76 Image file storage destinations and file names The ima ge files recor ded with you r cam era are gro uped as folde rs in the “Memor y Stick.” Example: For Windows XP • Data in the “100MSDCF” or “MSSONY” folder is for playback only , and your camera cannot r ecord image s in thes e folders.
77 Enjoying images on your comput er Note on the table • The meanings of t he fil e names are as above: ssss stands for any numbe r within the r ange fr om 0 001 to 9999.
78 Viewing an image previously copied to a computer This ope ratio n is required for viewi ng image fil es that have been copie d prev iously to a comput er and alre ady deleted from the “Memory Stick” using the camera.
79 Enjoying images on your comput er Copying images to your computer – For Macintos h users Recommended co mputer environment OS: Mac OS 8.5.1, 8.6, 9. 0, 9.1, 9.2, or Mac O S X (v10.0/v10 .1) The above OS must be inst alled at the fac tory . Fo r th e f ollo wing mo de ls, u pda te your OS to Ma c OS 9.
80 Disconnecting the USB multi connecti ng cable from your computer, removing the “Memory Stick” from the camera, or turning off the camera Drag and drop th e drive ico n or the icon of the “Me .
81 Troubleshoot ing Troubleshoo ting If you have trouble w ith your ca mera, try the follo wing soluti ons. 1 Check th e items on page s 81 to 88. If the screen shows “C: ss : ss ”, t he self- diag nosis f uncti on is working. Please see p ag e 91.
82 Shooting still imag es / movies The battery pack runs down too quickly. • You are s hooting/vie wing i mages in an extre mely co ld locatio n. • The battery pack is not char ged enough. • The battery pack is dead (page 102). — p Fully charge the bat t ery p ack (pag e 8).
83 Troubleshoot ing Unable to smart zoom. • You canno t use smart zoom whi le shooting a movie (MPEG m ovie). • T he LCD scr een is turned o ff. • The (IMAG E SIZE) is set to [22 72×1704] or [2272 (3:2)]. — p Turn on the LC D screen (page 25).
84 Viewing im ages Cannot shoot images with the flash. • The MODE dial is set to or SET UP. • The flash is set to (N o flash). • When shootin g stil l images, s cene selecti on is set to th e Twilight mode. • [M OVING IMAGE] is not set to [CLIP MOTION] in the SET UP s ettings.
85 Troubleshoot ing Deleting/editin g an image Computers Symptom Cause Solutio n Your came ra cannot delete an image. • T he i mage is p rotect ed. • The write-p rotect s witch on the “ Memory Stick” is set to the LOCK posit ion. p Cancel the pr otectio n (page 57).
86 Your computer does not recognize y our camera. • The camera is t u rned off. • The battery le vel is too low . • You are not using the suppl ied USB mu lti connecti ng cable. • The USB multi connec ting cable is not connecte d securely. • [USB CONNECT] is set t o [PTP] in the SET UP settin gs.
87 Troubleshoot ing “Memor y Stick” The image and sound are affected by noise when you pl ay back a mo vie on a computer. • You ar e play in g ba ck the movie direc tly from the “M emory Stick.” p Copy the mo vie to the h ard disk of the computer an d then play the mov ie file ba ck from the h ard disk (pages 7 3, 74, 75, and 79).
88 Others Symptom Cause Solut ion The camera does not work, no operation s can be performed. • You are not using an “InfoLI THIUM” batter y pack. • The battery level is low or zero (The indicator a ppears.). • The AC power adap tor is not connecte d secu rely.
89 Troubleshoot ing Warnings and messages The following me ssages appear on the L CD screen. Message Meaning/ Corrective Action NO MEMORY STICK • Insert a “Mem ory Stick” (page 16). SYSTEM ERROR • Turn the power off and on a gain (page 12). MEMORY STICK ERROR • Insert the “M emory Sti ck” correctly (page 16).
90 • The battery leve l is low or zero. Char ge the battery (pa ge 8). Depending on the conditi ons of use or the ty pe of battery pac k, the indic ator may flas h even though there are stil l 5 to 10 minutes of remaining bat tery time left. • You are not holding the cam era steadily enough.
91 Troubleshoot ing Self-diagnosis displ ay Your came ra has a self-dia gnosis display. This f unction display s the c ondition of th e camera on the LCD s creen using a combin ation o f a letter an d four nu merical digit s. If this occu rs, check t he followi ng code ch art and ta ke the corr esponding counte rmeasure.
92 The number of ima ges that can be s aved/ shooting time The n umber o f images t hat can be sav ed and the shootin g time are di fferent, dep ending on the capacity o f the “Memory Sti ck,” the image size , and the imag e qualit y. Refer to the f ollowin g charts wh en you choo se a “Memory St ick.
93 Additional informat ion Menu items Menu items tha t can be ch ange d differ depend ing on the po sition of the MODE dial . The LCD sc reen s hows only the items you can op erat e based o n the curren t posi tion of th e MODE dial . Factor y settin gs are indi cated with x .
94 When the MODE dial is set to (when [MOVING IMAGE] is set to [MPEG MOVIE] in the SET UP settings) ISO 400 / 20 0 / 1 00 / x AUTO Selects t he ISO s ensitivi ty. When shooti ng under dark cond itions or shooting a fast- moving subject, us e a high-num ber settin g.
95 Additional informat ion When the MODE di al is set to (when [MOVING IMAGE] is set to [CLIP MOTION] in t he SET UP settings ) (IMAGE SIZE) 320 (HQX) / 320×240 / x 160×11 2 Selects the MPEG imag e size when recor ding movi es (page 62). PFX (P.EFF ECT) SOLARIZE / B&W / SEPI A / NEG.
96 When the MODE dial is s et to (when [MOVING IMAGE] is set to [MULTI BURST] in the SET UP s e ttings) Item Setting Description (EV) + 2.0EV / +1.7EV / +1.3 EV / +1.0EV / +0.7EV / +0.3EV / x 0EV / − 0. 3EV / − 0.7 EV / − 1.0E V / − 1.3EV / − 1.
97 Additional informat ion When the MODE dial is set to Item Se tting Description FOL DER OK/CANCEL Select the fol der contai ns the images you want to play back (page 5 3 ). DELETE OK CANCEL – Deletes th e displayed ima ge (pages 3 5, 6 4). – C ancels delet ing of the im age.
98 SET UP items (CAMERA) (MEMORY STICK TOOL) Set th e MODE dial t o SET UP. The SET UP scr een ap pears . Fact ory settings ar e indicated w ith x . Item Setting Description MOVING IMAGE x MPEG MOVIE / CLIP MOTION / MULTI B URST Selects t he shooting mode ( pages 40, 47, 48 , 62).
99 Additional informat ion (SETUP 1) (SETUP 2) Item Setting De scription LCD BRIGH TNES S BRIGHT/ x NORMAL / DARK Select s the L CD brigh tness. Th is has no effect on t he recorded im ages. LCD BACKLIGHT BRIGHT/ x NORMAL Selects the brigh tness of the LC D backlight.
100 Precautions Cleaning Cleaning the LCD screen Clean the scre en su rface wit h an L CD cleanin g kit (not supp lied) to rem ove fingerp rints, dust, e tc.
101 Additional informat ion The “Memory Stick” “Memor y Stic k” is a new compact , portable and versati le IC recordi ng medium w ith a data capaci ty that ex ceeds th e capac ity of a floppy di sk.
102 The “InfoLITHI UM” battery pac k What is t he “InfoLITHIUM ” battery pack? The “I nfoLITHIUM ” battery pack is a lithium -ion batter y pack tha t has functions for com mu nicat ing infor mation relate d to operat ing co nditions of yo ur camera.
103 Additional informat ion Specifications Camera System Image dev ice 8.98 m m (1/1.8 t ype) color CCD Primary color filter Total pixels number of camera Approx. 4 130 000 pixels Effective pixels n umber of camera Approx. 3 950 000 pixels Lens f=7.6 5 mm (35 mm camera co nversion: 37mm) F2.
104 The LCD scre en For shooting s till images A Image size indicator (17, 30) B Recordi ng mode indicator (47–50) C AE/A F lo ck indi cato r (18, 4 2) D Battery remain ing indicator (9) E Fla sh mo.
105 Additional informat ion For shooting m ovies A Recor ding mode ind icator (62) B Battery rem aining in dicator (9) C White balan ce indicator (45) D Picture effect indicator (51) E Spot light-mete.
106 For still i mage playb ack A Change f older indicator (53) B Recordi ng mode indicator (47-50) C V olum e indi cat or (50) /Protect mark indica tor (57) /Print (DPOF) mark indica tor (60) D Zoom i.
107 Index Index Symbols “InfoLI THIUM” batter y pack .......... ..........8, 102 A A/V multi connecting ca ble ............... ............ ...33 Access lam p .... ........... ......... ..... ....... ......... ...... ... 16 AE/AF lo ck ........ ..
108 Insert ing a “Memor y Stick” ...... ....... ......... .. 16 Number o f sh ooting i mages ........ ............ .... 30 The number of images that can be saved/ shoot ing time ......... ....... ......... ....... ......... 92 Menu Changin g menu .
109 Index Z Zoom Playback zo om ... ....... ......... ....... ......... .... .....54 Using t he smart zoom ......... ........... ......... .....20.
.
.
Sony Corporation Printed in Japan 308618311 Printed on 10 0% recycled paper using VOC (Vol atile Organi c Compound)-f ree vegetable oil based ink. Additi onal info rmation on this pro duct a nd answer s to frequent asked ques tions can be fo und at our Cus tomer Suppo rt Website.
Un point important après l'achat de l'appareil (ou même avant l'achat) est de lire le manuel d'utilisation. Nous devons le faire pour quelques raisons simples:
Si vous n'avez pas encore acheté Sony Cybershot DSC-F77A c'est un bon moment pour vous familiariser avec les données de base sur le produit. Consulter d'abord les pages initiales du manuel d'utilisation, que vous trouverez ci-dessus. Vous devriez y trouver les données techniques les plus importants du Sony Cybershot DSC-F77A - de cette manière, vous pouvez vérifier si l'équipement répond à vos besoins. Explorant les pages suivantes du manuel d'utilisation Sony Cybershot DSC-F77A, vous apprendrez toutes les caractéristiques du produit et des informations sur son fonctionnement. Les informations sur le Sony Cybershot DSC-F77A va certainement vous aider à prendre une décision concernant l'achat.
Dans une situation où vous avez déjà le Sony Cybershot DSC-F77A, mais vous avez pas encore lu le manuel d'utilisation, vous devez le faire pour les raisons décrites ci-dessus,. Vous saurez alors si vous avez correctement utilisé les fonctions disponibles, et si vous avez commis des erreurs qui peuvent réduire la durée de vie du Sony Cybershot DSC-F77A.
Cependant, l'un des rôles les plus importants pour l'utilisateur joués par les manuels d'utilisateur est d'aider à résoudre les problèmes concernant le Sony Cybershot DSC-F77A. Presque toujours, vous y trouverez Troubleshooting, soit les pannes et les défaillances les plus fréquentes de l'apparei Sony Cybershot DSC-F77A ainsi que les instructions sur la façon de les résoudre. Même si vous ne parvenez pas à résoudre le problème, le manuel d‘utilisation va vous montrer le chemin d'une nouvelle procédure – le contact avec le centre de service à la clientèle ou le service le plus proche.
