FinePix A920
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FinePix A920
FujiFilm FinePix A920 Review
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Playback Screens & Menus
When you select Playback mode the last picture taken is displayed. You can
move backward or forward through the images using the LEFT and RIGHT buttons.
The amount of overlay information displayed is controlled by pressing the DISP
button. Date/time and image number are displayed along with the picture information.
Pressing the DISP button again removes all information, and again enters you into the index viewing mode (below).
You can quickly search through stored images using the Index playback function which is actuated by pressing the DISP button. Nine thumbnail size images will be displayed and you can select one using the LEFT/RIGHT buttons and then pressing the MENU/OK button.
Pressing the DISP button again will enter a different index mode that shows 12 images and is sorted by the date that the pictures were taken.
The image can be magnified in several steps pressing the telephoto zoom button. Once the image is enlarged at
any step, you can move around (Pan) inside of it using the 4-way controller.
Movie clips can be played in the camera or viewed on a TV using the supplied
audio/video cable.
Playback MENU options:
IR COMMUNICATION - Allows the camera to communicate through infrared technology SLIDE SHOW - Enables a slideshow playback PRINT ORDER - Print photos with or without a date PROTECT - Protect the photographs that are saved on the camera COPY - Copy images between the camera's internal memory and an xD memory card IMAGE ROTATE - Rotate an image inside the camera TRIMMING - Allows you to zoom in and crop an image SET-UP - Enters the set-up menu
The Trimming function allows you to zoom in on a portion of a capture image, then crop that segment out as a
new file.
A new feature that Fuji added to a few of it's cameras this year, is an infrared (IR) communication
tool. This allows you to transfer data between two Fuji cameras without any cables. All you have to do
is point the IR sensors at each other and specify which camera will send and which will receive. For a
single picture, the transfer time was around 2 seconds.
Set-Up menu in Auto, Manual and Play modes:
FRAME NO. - Continuous or renew (file numbering) DIGITAL ZOOM - Digital zoom on or off LCD POWER SAVE - On/Off, Dims the LCD after 10 seconds of no use DATE/TIME - setting of date and time BEEP VOLUME - Volume of the beeps SHUTTER VOLUME - Volume of the shutter sound PLAYBACK VOLUME - Volume of audio playback for video and voice memo LCD BRIGHTNESS - +5 to -5 adjustment of brightness FORMAT - Formats the xD or SD Picture Card LANGUAGE - English/French/German/Spanish/Italian and many more AUTO POWER OFF - Off, 2min, 5min TIME DIFFERENCE - Home, Local VIDEO SYSTEM - NTSC or PAL DISCHARGE - Discharge NiMH rechargeable batteries only IR COMMUNICATIONS - Standard, IrSS RESET - Reset Camera |
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