Shooting images without compression, Using a conversion lens – Sony DSC-V3 User Manual

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Shooting images
without compression

— TIFF

Used when you record an image in
uncompressed fi le format. The image
quality does not deteriorate. Images
recorded in this mode are suitable for
fi ne printing. A compressed JPEG format
image like that recorded in normal
shooting is recorded at the same time.

Control button

Shutter button

MENU

Mode dial

Set the mode dial to , P, S, A,

M or SCN.

Press MENU.

The menu appears.

Select [Mode] (REC Mode)

with

/, then select [TIFF]

with

/ .

Shoot the image.

You can do the next shooting after
“Recording” disappears from the
screen.

To return to normal mode

Select [Normal] in step

.

• JPEG images are also recorded in the image

size selected by the Image Size setup (page
24). Uncompressed (TIFF) images are recorded
in [7M] size except when [3:2] is selected.

• Writing data takes more time than in normal

recording mode.

• For the number of images that can be recorded,

see pages 133, 135.

Using a conversion
lens

Using a conversion lens (not supplied) will
allow you to shoot with enhanced wide
or telephoto effects. For details, please
consult the operating instructions supplied
with your conversion lens.

• Always turn off the camera before

mounting or removing the conversion
lens. Failure to do so may result in
damage or other malfunction.

• When using the built-in fl ash, the light

from the built-in fl ash may be blocked,
causing the lens shadow to appear. We
recommend using the Sony optional
external fl ash.

Notes on using the Sony VCL-
DEH07VA wide end conversion
lens

• You cannot shoot with the NightFraming or

NightShot functions.

• The camera automatically switches to the

macro recording mode. However,

is not

displayed.

• The zoom feature cannot be used.
• The built-in hologram AF cannot be used. We

recommend using the Sony HVL-F32X fl ash.

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