Toshiba PDR-3300 Review

The last picture captured is displayed full screen when you turn the Mode Dial to the Play position. The amount of overlay information is controlled by the DISP button as shown in the next couple of frames.

Pressing the DISP button brings up the exposure information including the image size, quality, shutter speed, aperture, exposure compensation, ISO speed, flash mode and file size.

Pressing the DISP button again brings up the histogram screen to show the dynamic range captured in the image.

Pressing the center of the 4-way jog switch enables the thumbnail index mode. You can quickly search through your stored images and select one for full screen playback.

You can enlarge the image 2x or 4x by pressing the zoom control to the telephoto position. Once the image is magnified you can then scroll around inside of it. This is good for checking critical focus, color or composition on the small color LCD screen.

Pressing the MENU button while in Play mode brings up this screen of options. You can start a slideshow, resize images or resave them with a lower quality level. Protect them from accidental erasure. The DPOF option let you mark pictures for printing with DPOF-compatible printers. The LCD option lets you control the brightness of the screen.

Movie clips can be played back full screen with the running time displayed. If the video cable is connected you can replay your still images and movies on your television screen.