Canon EOS C500 - Manual (Page 15)

Exporting Clips
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Exporting Clips Adjusting the Export Settings
You can select the type of file exported, the file name and the destination folder. You must perform the
settings before adding the desired RAW clip to the export queue.
1. Click View > Export.
• The export window will appear.
2. Click the button (
ᕡ
).
• The export settings dialog box will appear.
3. Select how the exported file’s name will be generated (
ᕢ
).
Use Clip Name of Metadata
[metadata clip name]
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_[number corresponding with the RAW file].[file extension]
Use same file name as RAW file
[RAW file name].[file extension]
Enter File Name
[file name input by user
2
][_consecutive clip number
3
]_[number corresponding with the RAW
file].[file extension]
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This is the clip name that was given to the clip recorded on the CF card at the same time the RAW clip was recorded. If no
clip was recorded on the CF card when the RAW clip was recorded, then the file name method will be the same as that of
“Enter File Name”.
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If you add a clip to the export queue, the file name settings dialog will appear.
3 This consecutive number is added when multiple clips are added to the export queue at once.
• For proxy files, “Proxy_” will be added to the beginning of the file name.
4. Under Export Destination, click Browse and then select the export destination folder (
ᕣ
).
5. Under Export File, select the development process ( ᕤ ).
Output Full-quality Files The RAW clip that is output is developed normally so that the gener-
ated file will have image quality as close as possible to the original
RAW clip.
Output Proxy Files The RAW clip that is output is partially developed and reduced in size
so that the generated file will be easier to edit.
Copy RAW Files The RAW file is copied to the export destination folder.
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Export window
Export settings dialog box
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