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[Question] Details on the Picture quality mode and the image size.
The file size of a still image is determined by a combination of its picture quality mode and image size. There are two picture quality modes depending on the compression ratio used - normal mode (N) and fine mode (F).
|Normal mode (N)||An image is compressed higher, then the file size becomes small.|
|Fine mode (F)||
An image is compressed lower, then the file size becomes large.
This is a higher quality than Normal mode.
[Picture Quality Mode and Image Size]
|Items displayed in a camera menu||Picture Quality Mode||Image Size||Remarks|
| 4:3 F
|4000 x 3000||• For creating large prints.
• For downloading to computer for trimming and other processes.
|3:2 F||F(Fine)||3984 x 2656|
|4:3 F||F(Fine)||2592 x 1944||• For creating prints.|
|4:3 F||F(Fine)||2048 x 1536|
|4:3 F||F(Fine)||1600 x 1200||• For shooting a large number of pictures.|
| 4:3 F
|1280 x 960|
|4:3 F||F(Fine)||640 x 480||• For shooting a large number of pictures.
• For attaching to e-mail.
• For posting on a website.
|•||When scene mode is set to [Skew Correct Mode], you can select 4:3 F or 4:3 N, or 4:3 F.|
|•||When scene mode is set to [Text Mode], you can select 4:3 or 4:3.|
|•||When 3:2 F is set, a black border is added to the left and right sides of the picture display to illustrate the shooting range.|
|Date created:||August 24, 2010|
|Date modified:||August 27, 2010|
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