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(12) Information Display:
This feature uses icons (e.g. flash, counter, etc.) to display camera
information and settings on the camera LCD.
The information displayed is from one of two sources.
In Camera mode the number that appears reflects how many
images it is possible to capture before the memory is full, as well as
the current Quality setting. This number will vary depending on the
quality mode you are using to capture images. For example, high
quality images require more memory, thus less images can be cap-
tured and stored.
In Playback mode the number that appears reflects the current
picture number and is displayed with the Quality setting used to
capture that image.
To Disable or Enable the information display:
• From the camera mode menu, select Information Display.
• Press Enter to turn the display off or on.
(13) Buzzer: (On/Off)
Emits an audible sound every time a function button is pressed.
(14) Video Out: (Auto/On/Off)
This feature allows you to decide whether to keep the Video dis-
play active when the camera is connected to a video source (e.g. TV).
AUTO: Automatically detects if camera is hooked up to video
equipment (e.g. TV); sends and displays the video if connected, or
doesn't send or display if not connected.
ON: Always sends video display to video equipment (even if it
isn't connected). Battery Depleting.
OFF: Camera does not send video to video equipment (even if it
is connected). Battery Saving
(15) Video System: (NTSC/PAL)
When the camera is connected to the TV, this function allows you
to select the type of system used by the TV.
NTSC: Television system most commonly used in North America.
PAL: Television system most commonly used in Europe.
Note: If the image on a color television appears in black and white,
try changing the TV setting on the Camera Mode LCD menu.
(16) Language:
This menu option allows you to select the language the LCD menu
will appear in.
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