A powerful movie mode lets you record VGA size (640 x 480 pixels), 30-frame-per-second MPEG-4 movies. Images are processed to ensure longer, high quality movies. A noise filter dramatically eliminates white speck noise from playback. Use the AV cable that comes with the EX-P505 to connect it to a TV and enjoy viewing snapshots and movies with your family and friends. Connect to a commercially available DVD recorder to record movies to a DVD. This makes it possible to store volumes of movies in a small space, for later viewing whenever you want. • The USB cable and the PhotoLoader software that come with the camera make image transfer quick and easy. Movie Playback Precautions The following is the recommended system configuration for playing back movies recorded with the EX-P505 on a computer. [Recommended System Environments for Movie Playback] • Windows Computer   Operating System: Windows XP   CPU: Pentium M 1GHz or higher/Pentium 4 2GHz or higher   Required software: Windows Media Player 9 (bundled)/Direct X 9.0c (bundled) • Macintosh   Operating System: Mac OS 10.28 or greater   Required Software: Quicktime 6.5.2 or greater   o The CASIO AVI component for Macintosh, which is required for playback, can be downloaded from the following website:http://world.casio.com/qv/download/en/ IMPORTANT! • The above are recommended system environments only. They do not guarantee proper operation. • Even if one of the above system environments is configured, certain system configurations and other installed software may make proper operation impossible. Installing the bundled "Ulead Movie Wizard SE VCD" for Windows provides sophisticated video editing capabilities. You can add titles, add music, and more. The Internet provides you with access to a variety of different digital imaging tools and services. A simple operation records images to a CD-R or other media for storage or distribution to others. Windows, Windows Media, and DirectX are trademarks of Microsoft Corporation.

	Movie BEST SHOT works the same as the BEST SHOT mode, you simply select the sample scene that matches the type of movie you want to record, and the camera sets up automatically. This means you can enjoy perfect movies with minimal technical knowledge and setup. Enhanced flesh tones. You can also use zoom to blur the background, which enhances the foreground image. Infinity focus, hard sharpness, and high saturation make scenery appear as sharp and clear as in real life. Sunlight level white balance and increased sensitivity capture the nuances of the night. Infinity focus and daylight white balance are great for recording fireworks. Monochrome color and slightly faster speed produce an effect that is just like old time silent movies.

	Pressing the shutter button records a movie, starting from the point five seconds before you pressed the shutter button. This mode helps you capture your baby's first steps, or an unforgettable look of surprise on a loved-one's face, even if you are a bit late with the shutter button. Pressing the shutter button records an eight-second movie, so you can collect snippets of only the most important action whenever you want. For example, you could use Short Move to record only the shots on goal during a soccer match, which will leave you with a digest of highlight scenes. You can specify the relative length of the past part and the future part of a short movie, for a total of eight seconds.

	You can zoom in on a particular part of a movie image as it plays. You can perform the following three types of movie editing tasks right on the camera. • Cut everything from the current location to the beginning of the movie. • Cut everything between two points. • Cut everything from the current location to the end of the movie. Pan Focus comes in handy when recording fast moving action or subjects that are normally difficult to focus. MOTION PRINT lets you capture from a movie and create a snapshot out of it. Captured images can be printed and given to people who appear in them, or included in your own photo album. It's a totally new way to enjoy digital movies. As with snapshots, you can use the macro mode to move in to within 1 cm of the subject. Auto Focus can be used when recording from distances in the range of 10 cm to infinity, so use of the Macro Mode is not required except for very tight close-ups.
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