Sony DPF-V1000 Operating Instructions Manual page 50

Items Procedures
Select the desired stamp
with B/b/v/V, and then
press
Saves the edited image on
a memory card, external
device, or in internal
memory.
Finishes the making
Scrapbook.
x Superimposing a stamp
Press B/b to select
1
then press
The window used for selecting a stamp
is displayed.
Press B/b/v/V to select a desired stamp
2
and then press
The selected stamp is displayed in the
center of the image preview screen.
Press B/b/v/V to adjust the position of
3
the stamp and then press
The stamp is superimposed on the
image.
To add the same stamp
Press .
The same stamp is added to the image.
Adjust its size and position. Until you
press the BACK button, the same stamp
is superimposed.
To add another stamp
Press the BACK button twice to display
the window used for selecting a stamp.
Repeat steps
2
adjust the desired stamp.
To adjust the stamp size or flip a
stamp
Press the BACK button to display the
window in step 6.
To adjust the stamp size, press
the remote control. To flip the stamp,
press B/b/v/V to select
press .
The adjustments here are reflected on
the next stamp.
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(Stamp) and
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and to select and
3
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and then
x Superimposing characters
Press v/V to select [Keyboard] after
1
selecting
then press
The keyboard is displayed.
Input characters.
2
Press B/b/v/V to select the desired
character and then press
The selected characters are input in the
character input box. You can enter up to
50 characters.
To change the character or
symbol
Select [A/a/@] and then press
Each time you press
switches between capital letters, small
letters, and symbols.
To delete a character
Press B/b/v/V to select [B] or [b] in the
character input box. Press
repeatedly until the cursor in the
character input box moves just behind
the character that you want to delete.
Then press B/b/v/V to select [Delete]
and then press
, the character before the cursor is
deleted.
Tip
You can display the history of characters you
have entered previously, and use it using v/V
on the keyboard while entering a character.
on
(Text) using B/b, and
.
.
.
, the input mode
. Each time you press