When reviewing images in full screen mode the initial display is as shown above and has one line of information overlayed on it.

You can toggle all the picture information by pressing the DISPLAY button. It is very complete and includes folder and image number, ISO sensitivity, exposure mode, shutter speed, aperture, exposure compensation, white balance, focus mode, image size and quality, date and time.

To examine the picture for critical focusing or detail you can use the zoomed playback feature to enlarge the image 2.5x or 5x times ... Once magnified you can freely scroll around inside the picture using the 4-way jog switch.

The Multi Replay (index) mode brings up the usual 9-thumbnail screen where you can quickly select an image to be displayed full screen. The last image is an AVI movie clip and can be identified as such by the "film sprocket" type border.

The JUMP function allows you to quickly go forward or backward nine images at a time and can also be used in single image playback.

While viewing a picture you can press the "star" button on the back to quickly delete it.

The Play mode menu with obvious options for Single Erase, Erase All and Protect, the Rotate option lets you re-orient a portrait mode image for proper display on a TV or computer screen. The Slide Show option lets you select an interval time between images and and start and stop a presentation. The Print Order option lets you embed DPOF (Digital Print Order Format) information on the card so any selected pictures can be easily printed by DPOF-compliant printers or services.

The Setup menu is the same as was already described on the previous page of this review.