Sony Memory Stick Camera Application Version 1.0 Manual do Utilizador

“Memory Stick”Camera ApplicationVersion 1.0Operating InstructionsA-B0H-100-11(1)©2001 by Sony Corporation

10Recording imagesTo begin taking pictures, insert the Memory Stick Camera Module intothe Memory Stick slot of your CLIÉ handheld, and start the “Memo

11Recording an image of yourselfWhile looking through the finder of the camera, you can record yourselfby turning the lens toward you.To prevent image

12Adjusting the brightnessIf the image in the finder appears too dark or too bright, you can adjustthe brightness of the image to be recorded.Tap the

13Recording images with special effectsTurning on a special effect allows you to record images that are changedin interesting ways.1 Tap the Sett

14Turning the Sound On and OffTurning off the sound1 Tap the Setting button on the left of the finder screen.The setting screen appears.2 Tap [Of

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2• Sony, the Sony logo, CLIÉ, the CLIÉ logo, CLIÉ GEAR, the CLIÉ GEAR logo, CLIÉ Paint, Jog Dial,Memory Stick, Magic Gate Memory Stick, and PictureGea

3Table of ContentsWhat you can do with the “Memory Stick” Camera Application ... 4Installing ...

4What you can do with the “MemoryStick” Camera ApplicationThe “Memory Stick” Camera Application software, when used with yourMemory Stick Camera Modul

5InstallingBefore installingThe “Memory Stick” Camera Application software can be used only withthe CLIÉ handheld. It is not compatible with any other

6InstallingBefore using the Memory Stick Camera Module, install the “MemoryStick” Camera Application software and the PictureGear Pocket Version2.1 so

7Starting upStarting up automaticallyInsert the Memory Stick Camera Module into the Memory Stickslot of your CLIÉ handheld.The “Memory Stick” Camera A

8Display on the screenThe screen shown below appears when you start the “Memory Stick”Camera Application.To operate the “Memory Stick” Camera Applicat

9Initial setting buttonTakes you to a screen where you can adjust various camera settings,including the capture sound, the white balance, and the effe