Viewing Your Photos And Video Clips; Rotating Your Photos - Epson 4012033-00 XXX User Manual

Note:
The following information is not displayed for video
clips: digital zoom rate; image quality; flash and macro
status; file format symbol; and TIFF symbol.
The PhotoPC 3000Z, 850Z, and 800 store files in the
automatically generated 100EPSON folder in the
camera's memory card.
The PhotoPC 3000Z, 850Z, and 800 support the
"Design rule for camera file system," which is the
standard recording system for image files.

Viewing your photos and video clips

You can view a much larger view of any thumbnail
displayed in the selection window by clicking the
View Photo button while that thumbnail is selected
or by double-clicking the thumbnail. The photo
number and its dimensions are displayed above the
image.
Note:
The View Photo button is unavailable when multiple
thumbnails are selected.
The display size of the photo is one-half that of your
monitor's screen resolution. For example, if your
monitor is set to 800 600 pixels, the photo will display
at 400 300 pixels for pictures taken using the fine
image quality setting, and at 400
panoramic pictures using the fine image quality
setting.
If you click View Photo while a video clip is selected,
a window for playing back the clip is opened.
Note:
To view video clips, you must have Quick Time 3.0 or later
installed on your computer.

Rotating your photos

You can rotate photos clockwise or counterclockwise
without decreasing the image quality. Select a
thumbnail and click one of the rotation buttons.
Note:
You cannot rotate video clips.
If you save a rotated photo on your computer using the
Save To Folder button, the photo is saved in the
rotated position. You cannot save a rotated photo to the
camera's memory card from the Camera menu.
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