Sony RX100 User Guide

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Top page > Changing  settings > Memory  Card  Tool  menu > File  Number
File Number
Selects  the method  used  to  assign file  numbers to  images.
1 .  MENU  
  1  [File Number]   desired  mode
Series Assigns  numbers to  files  in  sequence  even  if the recording  folder  or the memory  card  is
changed.  (When  the replaced  memory  card  contains a file  with  a number higher  than  the
last assigned  number,  a number one  higher  than  the largest  number is assigned.)
Reset Starts  from 0001 each  time the folder  is changed.  (When  the recording  folder  contains a
file, a number one  higher  than  the largest  number is assigned.)
 
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Top page > Changing  settings > Memory  Card  Tool  menu > Select  REC  Folder
Select  REC Folder
Changes  the folder  in  the memory  card  that  is currently  used  for  recording  images.
1 .  MENU  
  1  [Select REC  Folder]
2 .  Select  a folder  with  
/ on  the control  wheel.
3 .  Press 
Notes
You  cannot  select  a folder  with  a number that  has  only  “
MSDCF” or “ANV01”
as a recording  folder.
You  cannot  move  recorded  images to  another folder.
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Top page > Changing  settings > Memory  Card  Tool  menu > New  Folder
New Folder
Creates  a folder  in  a memory  card  for  recording  images.
Images  are  recorded  in  the newly created  folder  until  you  create  another folder  or select  another
recording  folder.
1 .  MENU  
  1  [New  Folder]
On folders
After  a new  folder  is created,  you  can  change  the storage  destination  folder.  [Details]
Notes When  you  insert  a memory  card  that  was  used  with  other  equipment  into  the camera  and  shoot
images,  a new  folder  may be  automatically  created.
Up  to  4,000  images can  be  stored  in  one  folder.  When  the folder  capacity  is exceeded,  a new
folder  is automatically  created.
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Top page > Changing  settings > Memory  Card  Tool  menu > Recover Image  DB
Recover  Image DB
When  inconsistencies  are  found  in  the image database  file, caused by processing  files  on  computers,
etc., images on  the memory  card  will not be  played  back  in  this form.  If this happens,  the camera  repairs
the file.
1 .  MENU  
  1  [Recover  Image  DB]   [Enter]
The [Recover  Image  DB]  screen  is displayed,  and  the camera  repairs the file.
Wait until  the repair is completed.
Notes Use  a sufficiently  charged  battery.  Low  battery power during  repairs can  cause  damage  to  data.
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Top page > Changing  settings > Memory  Card  Tool  menu > Display  Card  Space
Display Card  Space
Displays  the remaining recording  time for  movies  on  the memory  card. The number of  recordable still
images is also  displayed.
1 .  MENU  
  1  [Display Card  Space]
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Top page > Changing  settings > Clock  setup  menu > Date/Time  Setup
Date/Time Setup
Sets  the date  and  time again.
1 .  MENU  
  1  [Date/Time Setup]
2 .  Press 
/ or turn the control  wheel  to  select  the desired  item,  and  set  the numeric value using 
/.
3.   [Enter]
Daylight  Svg.: You  can  select  Daylight  Savings ON/OFF.
Date  Format: You  can  select  the date  and  time display  format.
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Top page > Changing  settings > Clock  setup  menu > Area  Setting
Area Setting
Adjusts  the time to  the local time of  a selected area.
Setting  a frequently visited  destination  lets you  easily adjust  the time when you  visit that  destination.
1 .  MENU  
  1  [Area Setting]
2 .  Press 
/ on  the control  wheel  or turn the control  wheel  to  select  the desired  area,  then  select
Daylight  Savings time using 
/.
3 .  Press   [Enter].
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Top page > Changing  settings > Setup  menu > Menu  start
Menu  start
Allows you  to  select  whether to  always display  the first  screen  of  the menu  or to  display  the screen  of
the item previously  set.
1 .  MENU  
  1  [Menu  start]  desired  mode
Top Always  displays  the first  screen  of  the menu.
Previous Displays  the last item set.  This makes  it easier to  quickly reset the item you  set
previously.
 
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Top page > Changing  settings > Setup  menu > Mode  Dial Guide
Mode  Dial Guide
Sets  whether to  display  the mode  dial guide  (description  for  each  shooting  mode).
1 .  MENU  
  1  [Mode  Dial Guide]   desired  mode
On
Sets  whether to  display  [Mode  Dial Guide].
Off
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Top page > Changing  settings > Setup  menu > LCD  Brightness
LCD Brightness
The brightness  of  the screen  is automatically  adjusted  to  the ambient lighting  conditions  using the light
sensor.  You  can  set  the brightness  of  the screen  manually.
1 .  MENU  
  1  [LCD  Brightness]   desired  mode
Auto Adjusts  the brightness  automatically.
Manual Allows you  to  adjust  the brightness  within the range of  -2 to  +2.
Sunny  Weather Automatically  adjusts  the brightness  appropriately  for  shooting  outdoors.
Notes When  this is set  to  [Auto], do  not cover  the light  sensor  with  your  hand or anything  else.  [Details]
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