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Excellent manual - just what I needed. Although currently available only in German, their are lots of pictures which makes it all very clear.
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PHILIPS PE1642 Owner's Manual
Hi,
you have complet fullfilled my expectance.
Price is OK.
Robert Schmid
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Came in the mail within a few hours. Gave clear instruktion on maintaines. Is of great use to have this manual in house
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Easy to access. Clear instructions. No problems. Printed fine.
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Great scan but please note that it is entirely in GERMAN.
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PLAYBACK (cont.)
INDEX Screen
The images you shot can be displayed together with their index information. Convenient for checking images shot beforehand, the INDEX Screen also shows the Picture Quality mode as well as which images are protected against accidental erasure.
Selected image
INDEX
Index number
001 F 002 S 003 E
Picture Quality mode
004 F
005 F
006 F
Protect icon
001 to 999: Index number Since this camera can store up to 999 images using a Compact Flash card, the index numbers range from 001 to 999. For example, when 10 images are stored (index number: 001 to 010), if three images with index numbers 002, 004 and 006 are deleted from memory, the remaining images are automatically moved up to fill any gaps in the numerical sequence. Therefore, the number of remaining images is 7, and the new index numbers range from 001 to 007. When images are stored in both the built-in memory and a Compact Flash card installed in the camera, their index images and numbers are different from those stored using only the built-in memory.
F/S/E: Picture Quality mode Displays the Picture Quality mode of the stored image. There are 3 modes available: Fine (�F�), Standard (�S�) and Economy (�E�) (in order of quality). : Protect icon When an image is protected against its accidental erasure, a padlock mark appears next to it, and that image cannot be deleted. Selected Image An image is framed like this when it is selected. Rotate the MENU Jog Dial to move the green frame to the desired image.
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