Sony DSC-F1 - Manual (Page 103)

Saving the camera images as another
file type
To quickly handle and process camera images on
your PC, save the selected camera images as standard
file type-PICT or JPEG-with or without opening
them
Selecting the file type
PICT The image format supported generally by
Macintosh, Most of the Macintosh image-editing
applications support this type.
The order of the images
to be saved
Theimages are saved in
the alphanumerical order
ofthe filenames:
• When the file name or
recorded date is
displayed underneath
each image, the images
are automatically
named (IMAGEOOl,
IMAGE002...)and
saved in the same order
as in the camera.
• When the comment is
displayed, the comment
ofeach image becomes
its file name and the
images are stored in the
alphanumerical order
ofthe comments.
You can change the order
ofthe images later (page
114).
Notes
• You can select all the
images of all the pages
without regard to the
page being displayed.
• For how to select
multiple images, see
page96.
JPEG Stands for the group named "Joint Photographic
Experts Group," who standardized the
compression system of the still image. The image
is compressed in a small data size, but the original
image cannot be perfectly reproduced.
Opening and saving the camera images
1 Follow the steps 1 throughS of "Opening the
camera images" (page 94) to display the image list
ofthecamera.
2 Click the thumbnails of the desired images. T6
save all the images, select [Select All] in the Edit
menu.
The frame of the selected image is highlighted in
yellow.
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