Sony Mavica MVC-FD81 Manuale utente

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SONY MAVICA

MVC-FD81

User’s Guide

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SONY MAVICA MVC-FD81

PARTS IDENTIFICATION

LCD SCREEEN ZOOM LEVER

POWERSWITCH

SPEAKER

DISK EJECT

LEVER

CONTROL BUTTON

SCREEN

DISPLAY

BUTTON

PROGRAM

AE BUTTON

PICTURE EFFECT

BUTTON

PLAY/STILL/MOVIE

FLASH/CHARGE

LAMP

FLASH: AUTO

FORCED

NONE

VOLUME +/- BUTTON

BRIGHTNESS

+/- BUTTON

LCD BACKLIGHT

SWITCH

FLASH EMITTER

LENS

FOCUS RING

SELF-TIMER

Select with the

Control button and press.

The image will be

recorded 10 secs after

the shutter button is

pressed.

EXPOSURE

Select +EV on the

LCD screen (with the

control button) to

brighten the picture

or -EV to darken the

picture.

Range –1.5 to +1.5

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PARTS IDENTIFICATION cont.

TOP VIEW

BOTTOM VIEW

SIDE VIEWS

SHUTTER

BUTTON

MICROPHONE

BATTERY COVER/

OPEN (BATT)

BUTTON

TRIPOD

RECEPTACLE

FOCUS

AUTO/MANUAL

SWITCH

INSERT

FLOPPY

DISK

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INSERTING AND REMOVING THE FLOPPY DISK

THE CONTROL BUTTON

To insert the floppy disk:

Insert the floppy disk until it clicks.

To remove the floppy disk:

While pressing PUSH, slide DISK

EJECT in the direction of the

arrow.

You can execute the menu

functions by using the four

control button arrows to

navigate and select from the

menus. To enter your

selection, press the centre

of the control button.

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Charging the Battery Pack

TO REMOVE THE BATTERY PACK – Slide up the battery pack.

Installing the Battery Pack

1 Connect the power cord to a wall

socket.

BATTERY CHARGER

BATTERY PACK

2 Insert the battery pack in the direction

of the tmark. Slide down until it clicks.

ORANGE CHARGE LAMP

Open the battery cover by sliding the OPEN(BATT)

switch in the direction of the arrow

Insert the battery pack

with the smark facing

towards the camera.

Close the cover until it

clicks.

TO REMOVE THE BATTERY

PACK - Open the battery

cover while sliding the

BATTERY RELEASE LEVER

to the right.

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1 RECORDING STILL IMAGES

PLAYING BACK STILL IMAGES

1Set PLAY/STILL/MOVIE to PLAY

2Select the recorded image with the control button

2 RECORDING MOVING IMAGES

1Set PLAY/STILL/MOVIE to MOVIE

2Hold the shutter button down to record the image and the sound – to

stop recording release the shutter button.

Max Recording times are:

60 secs at 160x112 size (approx video size of 4.5 cm x 3.25 cm)

15 secs at 320x240 size (approx video size of 9 cm x 6.5 cm)

PLAYING BACK MOVING IMAGES

1Set PLAY/STILL/MOVIE to PLAY

2Select playback start button on the LCD screen.

1Slide POWER switch down to turn on the power and then insert the

floppy disk until it clicks.

2Set PLAY/STILL/MOVIE to STILL.

3Press the shutter button halfway down.

4When the green light stops flashing press the shutter button fully

down to record the image.

 displays preceding image

 displays next image

INDEX

displays 6 recorded images at a time

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INDICATORS DURING RECORDING

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CHANGING THE MODE SETTINGS

Select MENU with the control button, then press it – the following menu

appears on the LCD screen in STILL mode.

Select the desired item with the control button, then press it

Change the setting with the control button, then press it.

REC MODE

BITMAP Records a non-compressed image besides a JPEG file –

good for recording images in clearer detail

VOICE Records a still image and sound together besides a JPEG

E-MAIL Records compressed data besides a JPEG – suitable for

e-mailing as the data is compressed

NORMAL A JPEG file is recorded

MODE IMAGE

SIZE RECORDED

FILE STANDARD

IMAGES FINE

IMAGES

NORMAL 1024X768 JPEG 10-16 6-8

640X480 JPEG 25-40 15-20

E-MAIL 1024X768 JPEG 9-14 5-7

640X480 JPEG 20-35 12-15

VOICE 1024X768 JPEG/MPEG 4-9 3-6

640X480 JPEG/MPEG 5-14 4-10

BITMAP 1024X768 JPEG 1 1

640X480 JPEG 1 1

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2 QUALITY

FINE Select when giving priority to image quality

STANDARD Select for standard image quality

3IMAGE SIZE

Select size of JPEG still image 640x480 or 1024x768

Select size of MPEG moving image 160x112 (60secs) or 320x240 (15secs)

4 FLASH LEVEL

HIGH Select to make flash level higher than normal

NORMAL Normally selected

LOW Select to make flash level lower than normal

5 FILE NUMBER

NORMAL Select to reset image numbering with each disk change

SERIES Keeps image numbers in sequence even if disk is changed

6 DISK TOOL

FORMAT Formats the floppy disk in the camera

DISK COPY Copies contents of one disk to another

7 BEEP

ON Turns the beep/shutter sound on

OFF Turns the beep/shutter sound off

8 CLOCK SET

§Select this to set the date and time.

§Select the desired display of the date (Y/M/D or M/D/Y or D/M/Y)

with the control button, then press it

§Select the date and time with the control button then press it. The

item to be changed is indicated with s/t- make changes by pressing

the upper or lower side of the control button then pressing to enter

the number.

§Select ENTER with the control button, then press.

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ITEMS IN PLAY MODE

PROTECT

Select this to protect a displayed image from being deleted.

COPY

Select this to copy a displayed image to another floppy disk.

DELETE

Select this to delete a displayed image.

PICTURE EFFECTS

PROGRAM AE (Auto Exposure) FUNCTION

Press the PROGRAM AE repeatedly to choose one of the six modes to

suit your shooting situation.

Press PICTURE EFFECT repeatedly to select

the desired picture effect mode.

NEG ART – colour and brightness reversed

SEPIA – picture is sepia

B&W – black and white

SOLARIZE – picture looks like an illustration

Soft Portrait Mode

Creates a soft background for subjects such as people or flowers and

faithfully reproduces skin colour.

Sports Lesson Mode

For recording fast-moving subjects.

Beach & Ski Mode

For people or faces in strong light or reflected light, such as at a

beach or on a ski slope.

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