Sony Mavica MVC-CD300

A typical playback screen as viewed on the color LCD. Icons shown for battery condition (both graphical and time left in minutes), image size and quality, picture number / total number of pictures. Across the bottom is the folder name, image file number and time and date.

While viewing a picture fullscreen you can toggle the telephoto zoom control and zoom-in to the image in multiple steps up to 5x. Once magnified you can scroll around inside of the image using the 4-way selector.

While in Index mode you can call up two pages of image information, the first screen displays the aperture, shutter speed, exposure compensation and ISO speed.

The second information screen displays the metering, flash mode and the white balance setting.

Playback index mode, nine thumbnail size images are displayed per page. You can quickly search through the stored images and display one fullscreen.

The 320 x 240HQ movies playback fullscreen, the 320 x 240 and 160 x 112 standard mode movies playback in smaller windows as shown above.

Play mode menu options:

DELETE - Erase image

PROTECT - Protect/unprotect image

PRINT - embed DPOF printing information

SLIDE - start slideshow, set interval time

RESIZE - Resize image (2048x1536, 1600x1200, 1024x768, 640x480)

ROTATE - Rotate portrait mode images

SETUP Menu Screens

Page 2 are the CAMERA settings for the SCeNe position of the Mode Dial (Twilight, Landscape or Portrait), MOVIE function (MPEG movie or ClipMotion), enable Date/Time stamping, enable Digital Zoom, select the step of the AE Bracketing (+/- 1.0, 0.7 or 0.3EV), enable Red Eye Reduction on the flash, and enable the AF Illuminator

Page 3 is the SETUP 1 options for sequentially numbering the files or resetting the numbers with each new disc used. Enabling the option for using a Conversion Lens, setting the menu language (English or Japanese) and setting the time and date of the internal clock.

Page 4 is the SETUP 2 options for adjusting the LCD brightness and backlight, enabling the BEEP sound for buttons or just the shutter, format of the Video Out signal (NTSC or PAL), and setting the mode for the USB port.