Sony DCR-TRV39 User Manual

Introduction

About This Manual General notes

Using this manual Read Carefully About trademarks

Warning About pictures and images

Software Usage Contract

Chapter 1 Before Use Chapter 2 Capture Environment Chapter 3 Album Environment Chapter 4 Movie Editing Environment Chapter 5 Layout Environment Chapter 6 Image Editor Chapter 7 Video Disc Environment

Chapter 8 ImageMixer Easy Video CD (Win)

Introduction About This Manual

General notes

● This manual is an HTML document which explains the functions of ImageMixer Ver.1.5 for

Sony (henceforth, 'ImageMixer'). This manual does not explain the basics of Windows or Macintosh operating systems. Basic operations, such as working with individual windows, are based on general usage of Windows and Macintosh.

● Screenshots may differ slightly depending on each company's bundling of this product.

● Most screenshots currently used in this manual relate to the Windows version. The screenshots

for Windows and Macintosh differ slightly. Moreover, images may vary according to monitor specifications.

● Due to the fact that the most recent information related to this software has not been added to the

manual, please consult the Read Me file, included on the CD-ROM.

Using this manual

This manual explains all ImageMixer's many functions. Any item can be referenced by clicking the menu

(table of contents) displayed on left-hand side of the screen.

● Blue text indicates a link. Clicking it will display the relevant item.Once that item has been

displayed, the link will appear in purple text.

● The end of the page can be referenced by clicking .

● The beginning of the page can be referenced by clicking .

● The preceding page (or preceding item) can be referenced by clicking .

● The following page (or following item) can be referenced by clicking .

● Issues of particular importance are indicated in red text. Please read them carefully.

Homepage

The latest information on ImageMixer can be found on our home page:

http://www.ImageMixer.com/

Introduction Read Carefully

About trademarks

● 'Windows ®' is a registered trademark of Microsoft Corporation in the U.S. and other countries.

The official name of Windows is Microsoft ® Windows ® Operating System.

● Macintosh is a registered trademark of Apple Computer, Inc.

● In addition, the company names and brand names referenced in this manual are themselves the

trademarks, registered trademarks, and products of the respective companies.

Warning

1. All rights related to the user manual and software produced by our company (henceforth, 'product'), both of which are stored on the installation CD-ROM, belong solely to PIXELA Corporation.

2. Unauthorized reproduction or reprinting of the contents of the product, or any portion thereof, is strictly prohibited.

3. The contents of this product are subject to change without notice.

4. PIXELA Corp. offers no guarantees for this product. Moreover, PIXELA Corp. assumes no responsibility for damage caused as the result of defects in this product (directly, indirectly, as a special case or in inevitable cases) even once an announcement has been made that such damage may occur. By the same token, PIXELA Corp. assumes no responsibility for costs incurred in the reproduction or recovery of any lost computer programs or data, when such loss is associated with the use of this computer program when included in another application.

All the rights to the picture data (including text characters) included in the product CD-ROM are protected by accompanying copyrights based on the Copyright Act.

No persons other than the copyright holder may engage in the sale, rental, transfer, or reproduction of this material without the consent of the copyright holder. Violations to the Copyright Act are subject to criminal punishment. Use of the picture data on this CD-ROM is permitted for individual use only.

The image data on this CD-ROM may not be duplicated for business purposes. Moreover, neither corrected nor altered parts of the data may be used for business purposes.

About pictures and images

● Keep in mind that pictures and images which may used with ImageMixer may be protected or

otherwise forbidden, irrespective of their purpose or use.

● As for general literary property, the approval of the rightful claimant of the work is required

except in the case of personal use.

● Duplicating any type of currency, negotiable instruments, securities, etc., is illegal and punishable

by law.

● Duplicating licenses, passports, various kinds of certificates, official documents, private

documents, etc., is illegal and punishable by law.

Introduction Software Product Use Consent Contract

You are permitted by PIXELA, Corp., according to the following use consent conditions of this use consent contract (henceforth, "this contract") to the nonexclusive, nontransferable right to use the software program (henceforth, "this program") and its add-ons, such as the user guide.

Consented matter

You are granted the nonexclusive, nontransferable right to install and use one copy of this program on a single computer.

The primary user of this program may copy parts thereof for backup purposes, with all usage rights, as set forth in this contract, remaining exclusive to the primary user.

Prohibited matter

This program cannot be used on a network. When it is used by two or more computers on a network, a royalty is required to be paid to PIXELA, Corp. for each additional computer.

Third person use or the use of this program by the method of re-use consent, transfer, distribution, loan, or others, is not allowed.

You may not correct, alter, reverse engineer, decompile, or disassemble all or part of this program. You may not allow a third person to perform such an act.

Termination of contract

When a customer reproduces this program or its add-ons without permission or breaks the abovementioned consent conditions, this contract is automatically terminated, and other legal action may be taken by PIXELA, Corp. Upon termination of this contract, this program, its add-ons, and all duplicates thereof, shall be returned to PIXELA, Corp., or abandoned.

Guarantee and exemption from responsibility

This program, its add-ons, and the productions thereof, may not conform to your specific purpose, notwithstanding any representations, express or tacit. Moreover, PIXELA, Corp. does not guarantee that the functions of this program will agree with your needs, or that there are neither discontinuities nor errors in the functions of this program. PIXELA, Corp. does not take any responsibility for direct or indirect loss or damage accompanying or related to the use of this program, nor for any disputes arising between the customer and any third party related to use of this program or caused by this program.

Introduction Chapter 1 Before Use

System Requirements Windows

Macintosh Uninstalling Basic Operations Starting ImageMixer

ImageMixer startup screen Outline of tasks Selector Bar Status Bar Exiting ImageMixer Basic operations

Basic Terms

Chapter 2 Capture Environment Chapter 3 Album Environment Chapter 4 Movie Editing Environment Chapter 5 Layout Environment Chapter 6 Image Editor Chapter 7 Video Disc Environment

Chapter 8 ImageMixer Easy Video CD (Win)

1-1 System Requirements

In order for ImageMixer to work correctly, your computer must meet the following minimum system requirements. Please confirm that your computer system meets these requirements before installing ImageMixer.

Windows

Microsoft ® Windows ® 98/Windows ® 98 Second Edition/Windows ® Millennium Edition/Windows ® 2000 Professional/Windows ® XP Home Edition/Windows ® XP Professional (IBM PC/AT compatible)

(In Windows ® 98 and Windows ® 98 Second Edition, DV (IEEE1394) capturing is not supported. In Windows ® 98, USB capturing is not supported)

CPU

Intel MMX ® Pentium ® 200MHz or faster. (Pentium ® III 500MHz or faster for capturing a movie via USB or IEEE1394.

Pentium ® III 800MHz or faster is recommended.) Software DirectX 8.0a or later Sound 16-bit stereo sound card with stereo speakers Memory 64MB or more (128MB or more is recommended)

Hard Disk

Approx. 250MB for program, 1GB or more of free space

recommended for work space

However, when creating discs or disc images in video disc creation

mode, you must have available space 3 times or more that of the

disc to be created.

Graphics

4MB or more of VRAM, minimum of 800x600 at 16-bit hi-color

(65,000 colors); Direct Draw driver compatible

ImageMixer will not run correctly in a screen area of less than 800 x 600, or in

less than 256 colors.

Other

DirectX must be installed.

If the standard Windows fonts are not installed on the system,

characters will not be displayed correctly.

To install and use this software in Windows ® 2000 you must be

authorized as a Power User or Administrator; for Windows ® XP

you must be authorized as an Administrator.

Macintosh

Mac OS 8.5.1 or later (Mac OS X is not compatible)

Mac OS 8.6 or above is required for creating a disc image in the

Video Disc Environment.

CPU

iMac, eMac, iBook, PowerBookG3/G4, PowerMacG4 series

(G3 233MHz or better) Memory 96MB or more (128MB or more is recommended)

Hard Disk

Approx. 200MB for program, 1GB or more of free space

recommended for work space.

However, when creating disc images in video disc creation mode,

you must have available space 3 times or more that of the disc to be

created.

Graphics

Minimum of 800x600 (32,000 colors)

ImageMixer will not run correctly in a screen area of less than 800 x 600, or in

less than 256 colors.

Other

Pre-installed QuickTime 4 or later.

To create a video disc, you will also need to have an environment

that can run a recording device and the writing software Roxio's

Toast.

USB or IEEE1394 capturing is not available with Macintosh.

1-2 Uninstalling

Windows

1. From the Start menu, point to settings 'Settings' and open the 'Control Panel.'

2. Double-click the [Add/Remove Programs] icon.

The Add/Remove Programs property dialog box is displayed.

3. Select ImageMixer from the list of programs and click the [Add/Remove] button.

4. Select the language of the currently installed version of ImageMixer and click [OK].

The uninstall process begins.

5. When the dialog box says 'uninstall successfully completed,' click the [OK] button.

In some cases captured files may remain after the uninstall process is completed. To delete all ImageMixer information, delete the Program Files >Pixela > ImageMixer folder.

Macintosh

1. Drag the following folder to the Trash: 'System Folder: Preferences: IM Default Settings,

ImageMixerPreferencesFile, IMx_VCDSPreferenceFolder, IMx_VCDS.prf '.

2. Drag the 'ImageMixer' folder from the HDD to the Trash.

1-3-1 Basic Operations

Starting ImageMixer

Windows

ImageMixer can be started by clicking on the Start Menu and pointing to Programs>Pixela>ImageMixer>ImageMixer Ver.1.5. for Sony If a shortcut icon for ImageMixer was created at installation, an icon will be displayed on the desktop (see the example at right). Double-clicking this icon will also start ImageMixer. Additionally, you can refer to this manual by selecting Start>Programs>Pixela>ImageMixer>Help.

Macintosh

ImageMixer is started by double-clicking the ImageMixer icon (created during installation) in the ImageMixer folder on the HDD.

ImageMixer startup screen (The Main Selector)

The first window displayed when ImageMixer is started is called the Main Selector.

Capture Environment button

Album Environment button

Movie Editing Environment button

Layout Environment button

Video Disc Environment button

Easy Video CD start button

Exit button Click to exit ImageMixer.

Click to begin

Click to begin tasks related to the

tasks related to capturing media files.

tasks related to albums.

tasks related to editing movie files.

tasks related to graphic layouts.

tasks related to video disc.

ImageMixer Easy Video CD.

Outline of tasks

Tasks related to capturing media files (Capture Environment)

ImageMixer allows you to select which existing media you want to work with and import files from a memory card, such as one which is inserted in a digital camera connected to your computer. You can also record sound from audio CDs or by using a microphone. Capturing still shots or entire scenes from a digital movie camera is also easy with ImageMixer. You can then use the main screen to confirm these operations by double clicking the appropriate thumbnail and easily add media files to existing albums.

Tasks related to albums (Album Environment)

Albums help you organize media files to be used with ImageMixer. Available tasks include viewing still images and movies, running slide shows, displaying information related to individual files, performing file searches, and sorting files according to specific criteria. Using albums also means that you only need manage those files that serve the purposes you define.

Tasks related to editing movie files (Movie Editing Environment)

ImageMixer is a powerful application when it comes to editing movie files. To create professional quality movies, you can cut scenes, superimpose sound, add transition effects, and make custom tiles appear in specific places in the media stream. Also, since ImageMixer saves movie files in MPEG1 format, there is no degradation of image quality, since unedited portions do not need to be rewritten to disk.

Tasks related to graphic layouts (Layout Environment)

Creating customized labels for video cassettes, floppy disks, and other items is a snap with ImageMixer, as is designing other two-dimensional images. You can also choose from a wide variety of designing tools, such as those related to colors, text manipulation, shapes and textures.

Tasks related to editing still pictures (Image Editor)

Unlike conventional photographs, digital images can be altered in a variety of ways with ImageMixer, including applying masks to certain sections of an image, adding filters, changing background composition, etc.

Tasks related to video disk (Video Disc Environment)

You can create Video CDs with a slideshow format conforming to Video CD Ver 2.0 standards. The system has playback control functions that allow you to change the playback order using the menu, and supports playback of still images.

ImageMixer Easy Video CD (Windows only)

You can create Video CDs directly from digital movie camera images. The wizard format makes it easy to operate.

1-3-2 Basic Operations

Selector Bar

The buttons located on this bar control the desired working environment and general actions associated with the current environment.

Capture Environment button

Album Environment button

Movie Environment button

Layout Environment button

Video Disc Creation button

Minimize button

Help button

Click to begin

Click to minimize the ImageMixer application window and display it in the task bar. (Windows only)

Click to bring up this manual and get help using ImageMixer. (Windows only)

tasks related to capturing media files.

tasks related to albums.

tasks related to editing movie files.

tasks related to graphic layouts.

tasks related to video disc.

Preferences button

Exit button Click to exit ImageMixer.

Click to confirm or make changes to settings related to the currently selected mode.

Status Bar

The bottom part of ImageMixer's application window is called the 'Status Bar.' When the mouse pointer is placed over an object, an explanation of its function is displayed in the Status Bar.

Exiting ImageMixer

Clicking the Exit button on either the [Main Selector] or the [Selector Bar] will close the ImageMixer application.

1-3-3 Basic Operations

Basic operations in ImageMixer

Selecting an album

Once you select the album you want to work with, its icon turns bright yellow, so you are able to easily distinguish which album is currently active.

Selecting thumbnails

Thumbnails may be selected in a variety of ways.

● Selecting one thumbnail

Click to select.

● Selecting a series of thumbnails

Click the first thumbnail in the series, hold down the 'Shift' key, and then click the last thumbnail of the series.

● Selecting only individual thumbnails

In Windows, click the thumbnails of your choice while holding down the 'Ctrl' key. In Macintosh, use the 'Command' key.

● Selecting all thumbnails currently displayed

In Windows, hold down the 'Ctrl' key and press 'A.' In Macintosh, hold down the 'Command' key and press 'A.'

Selecting objects

Objects in a certain layout may be selected in a variety of ways.

● Selecting one object

Click to select.

● Selecting only individual objects

In Windows, click the objects of your choice while holding down the 'Ctrl' key. In Macintosh, use the 'Command' key.

● Selecting all objects in the layout

In Windows, hold down the 'Ctrl' key and press 'A.' In Macintosh, hold down the 'Command' key and press 'A.'

● Canceling object selection

Click anywhere in the layout there is no object.

Selecting a color in Windows (See below for Macintosh.)

When selecting a color, the following dialog boxes are displayed.

Click the color you wish to work with.

User-defined colors are displayed in . Click the color you wish to work with.

Click to display and .

A user-defined color can be created by clicking an area in the color spectrum or by inputting digits.

The color currently specified in or is displayed here.

Click this button to add the color currently specified in to . Once any color on the basic color palette or the custom color palette has been selected, the selected color will be displayed in

Selecting a color in Macintosh

The following color select dialog boxes are displayed by doubleclicking palette by clicking

. A color can be selected in the currently displayed color

Click the color palette type you wish to work with.

Click an area in the color spectrum to specify a color.

Input digits to specify a color.

1-4 Basic Terms

Basic terms used in ImageMixer

IEEE1394

Also called 'I Triple E 1394,' this interface is best known for facilitating very fast data transfer speeds (up to 400Mbps). It is used primarily as an output interface (DV connector) for digital video cameras or hard disk drives. Other names for this interface include i.LINK (in Windows), and FireWire (in Macintosh).

MPEG

MPEG stands for Moving Picture Experts Group. MPEG is an international data compression format for digital movies and Hi-Fi audio. MPEG-1 is the approved format for Video CDs, and its brilliant audio/video quality is comparable to that of VHS videotape. MPEG movies are stored as smaller files than DV (digital video) movies of the same length, making it the standard movie format for Internetrelated activities. The MPEG-2 format also creates high quality images, but is used primarily for DVDs and Digital Satellite Broadcasting.

Exif

Based originally on JPEG and TIFF file types, this format is used for still pictures taken with digital cameras. Exif files contain detailed information (such as the date/time the photo was taken, image size, shutter speed, etc.) on individual pictures.

MAPI

This is an acronym for "Messaging Application Programming Interface." It is the standard API (application programming interface) specification recommended by Microsoft for e-mail related activities. Usually, without MAPI, application software is unable to share data with other applications. (This would mean, for example, that ImageMixer would only be able to exchange data within itself.) In ImageMixer, MAPI acts as a sort of bridge between the ImageMixer application and your e-mail software. When MAPI compatible e-mail software is used, layouts created in ImageMixer can be sent via e-mail directly from the ImageMixer user interface. MAPI compatible e-mail software includes Microsoft Outlook Express, Microsoft Exchange, Microsoft Outlook 97/2000, Eudora Pro, and others. Questions regarding the MAPI compatibility of your e-mail software should be addressed to the manufacturer. When using Outlook Express Depending on the version, you may need to set Outlook Express as the standard MAPI client. Consult the Outlook Express user manual for instructions on MAPI client settings.

Capture

This refers to activities related to bringing in still pictures and movie files from sources such as disks, cameras connected directly to your computer, and existing media, as would be the case in selecting and

saving a single frame from a movie file. Capturing is also a term used in ImageMixer to refer to the recording of sound, from audio CDs or through a microphone, as well as moving images via a video camera connected directly to your computer.

Thumbnails

Thumbnails are small graphic representations of files which have been added to a particular album. They are linked not only to the file on your computer, but also to information pertaining to that file, such as name, size, save directory, etc. Windows users might think of a thumbnail as a 'shortcut,' and Mac users may make a relationship to the term 'alias.'

Source files

Once movies, still pictures and sounds are added to the yellow albums, they become album files. All the information pertaining to album files is linked to their thumbnails.

Album files

Source files refer to the media stored on your computer. As opposed to album files or thumbnails, they can be considered the 'original' data files.

Trimming

This task refers to getting rid of unnecessary portions of an object.

Transition

The point at which one movie scene ends and another one begins is called a transition.

Templates

Upon installing ImageMixer, you will have a number of pre-designed pictures which you may like to use as backgrounds for your own layouts. These are called templates, and they may be accessed by clicking the [Templates] button.

Templates can neither be changed in size, nor edited.

Custom templates

ImageMixer lets you save your own designs for use as backgrounds in future layouts. They may be accessed by clicking the [Custom Templates] button.

Object

Figures, images, and text arranged in layouts are called objects.

Control point

Once an object in a particular layout is selected, the four corners surrounding the object are displayed as control points. They can be dragged to change the size the object.

Control points are displayed slightly differently in Windows and Macintosh.

Blocks

Blocks are the square areas which surround the control points.

Introduction Chapter 1 Before Use Chapter 2 Capture Environment

Capture Environment Opening Capture Environment

Capture window Capture Tasks Import file mode display

Importing files Preferences

Digital Camera Import Mode Digital camera import display

Importing files from a digital camera Preferences

Audio CD Recording Mode Control panel

Caution Recording music files Troubleshooting Preferences

Sound Recording Mode Control panel

Recording sound files Recording sound files while previewing movie images Troubleshooting Preferences

USB Device Capture Mode (Win) Control panel

Connection status Capturing movie scenes Capturing still pictures Preferences

DV Camcorder Capture Mode (Win)

Control panel Changing the display size Connection status DV cassette indication Capturing movie scenes

Capturing still picture files Preferences

Chapter 3 Album Environment Chapter 4 Movie Editing Environment Chapter 5 Layout Environment Chapter 6 Image Editor Chapter 7 Video Disc Environment

Chapter 8 ImageMixer Easy Video CD (Win)

2-1 Capture Environment

Opening Capture Environment

1. Open ImageMixer.

2. Click the [Capture Environment]

button on the Main Selector.

3. Click the

Capture Mode Selector button which corresponds to the task you wish to perform.

The selected mode is displayed.

Capture window

Capture mode selector

Click either

or , depending on the

method by which you wish to bring in media.

Control panel This section changes depending on the mode selected.

Album list window Albums are displayed in a list.

Thumbnail list window

Depending on the capture mode selected, album file

thumbnails

are displayed in a list.

Import File Mode button

Click to start

import file mode.

Digital Camera Import Mode button

Click to start

digital camera import mode.

CD Recording Mode button

Click to start

CD recording mode.

Sound Recording Mode button

Click to start

sound recording mode.

USB Device Capture Mode button

Click to start

USB device capture mode. (Windows only)

DV Camcorder Capture Mode button

Click to start

DV camcorder capture mode. (Windows only)

2-2-1 Capture Tasks

ImageMixer allows you to "drag and drop" media (still pictures, movies, and sound files) straight from disks on your computer into albums of your choice.

Import file mode display

and are displayed only when the displayed thumbnails are not those related to still

pictures.

Folder list window

Still Picture File Display button

Movie File Display button

Sound File Display button

Display All Files button

Folders in the HDD and removable disks are displayed here in a format which is similar to that of Explorer in Windows. In Macintosh, this window resembles the Finder.

Click to display only thumbnails of still picture files in the selected folder.

Click to display only thumbnails of movie files in the selected folder.

Click to display only thumbnails of sound files in the selected folder.

Click to display thumbnails of all media files in the selected folder.

Here you can see thumbnails of those files in the selected folder that can be added to albums. They appear according to the file

Thumbnail list window

type(s) sorted by selecting one of the following buttons:

or .

Click to add the selected thumbnail(s) to the album currently

Capture button

selected in the album list window.

Album list window Albums are displayed in a list.

Displays a preview of the source file and provides detailed file information. In the case of movie files, the entire movie can be

Preview window

previewed in this window. The preview window is not displayed when a sound file thumbnail is selected.

A single fame and its position in the movie can be previewed by

Play position slider

dragging the slider. This is not displayed when a still picture is selected.

Play button Begins playback of the currently selected movie.

Pause button Pauses playback.

In Windows, adjust the volume by dragging the slider. In

Volume control

Macintosh, click to display a vertical volume slider. Adjust the volume by dragging the slider up or down.

Preview ON/OFF button Switches the preview display on or off.

Single Frame Rewind

Rewinds the movie frame by frame. (Macintosh only)

button Single Frame Advance

Advances the movie frame by frame. (Macintosh only)

button

Information Display button Displays detailed information pertaining to the selected file.

2-2-2 Capture Tasks

Importing files

1. Select a disk/volume or folder from the folder list window.

Media files existing in a particular disk/volume or folder displayed in the folder list window can be added to albums. They appear as thumbnails in the thumbnail list window. In Windows, click and click

2. Select an album of your choice from the album list window.

This will be the album into which you will import files.

3. Select a thumbnail from the thumbnail list window.

More than one thumbnail may be selected at a time.

to close them. In Macintosh, click to open volumes or folders and click to close them.

to open disks or folders

4. Click the [Import] button.

The source file of the thumbnail selected in step 3 is added to the album selected in step 2. At this point, a copy of the source file is created and saved into the directory designated in the

Files can also be imported by dragging and dropping thumbnails from the thumbnail list window into the desired album. See below.

Capturing/Recording Preferences.

In Macintosh, it may be impossible to create thumbnails for files which cannot be opened by QuickTime Player. Also, since Macintosh recognizes files by their contents rather than file extensions, some files may be added as

certain file type which is not in accordance with their file extension.

2-2-3 Capture Preferences

Sets the settings related to capture mode.

Preference window

Check that the Capture Mode is selected, then click the "Preferences" button on the selector bar to display the preference window described below.

Prefix for Newly Captured Files

Input and set the prefix for names used for capture files. For example, if you input "ABC," then the file names will be, in order of capture, "ABC0001", "ABC0002", "ABC0003".

Destination of Captured/Recorded Files

Sets the location to which the file will be saved in capture mode. To change the destination, click the "Browse" button, select the new destination folder and click the "OK" button.

2-3-1 Digital Camera Import Mode

This mode allows you to import files from digital cameras and memory card reader devices.

This is possible when a removable disk is mounted.

Digital camera import display

Select memory card menu

Refresh button

Digital cameras and memory cards connected directly to the PC are displayed in a list.

Click to refresh the reading of data from the source currently selected in .

Memory card list window

Comment input pane

Import button

Still Picture Display button

Movie Display button

Sound File display button

Display All button

Available memory cards and similarly formatted sources are displayed here.

This pane allows you to add personalized comments which relate directly to individual files, which later may be added to albums.

Click to copy the source files of the selected thumbnails to the

save location, and add them to the selected album.

Click to display only thumbnails of still picture files stored on the selected memory card.

Click to display only thumbnails of movie files stored on the selected memory card.

Click to display only thumbnails of sound files stored on the selected memory card.

Click to display thumbnails of all media stored on the selected memory card.

Small Thumbnail button Click to display small thumbnails in the thumbnail list window.

Click to display large size thumbnails in the thumbnail list

Large Thumbnail button

window. Here you can see thumbnails of those files stored on the memory

card selected in

and which can be added to albums. They

Thumbnail list window

appear according to the file types sorted by selecting one of the following buttons:

or .

Album list window Albums are displayed in a list.

Preview window

Refer to

file capture mode

Information Display button Displays information pertaining to the selected file.

Exif File Information

Displays file information pertaining to the selected

Exif file.

Display button Exif Device Information

Display button

Displays

Exif camera information pertaining to the selected file.

Exif Photo Information

Displays photo information pertaining to the selected

Exif file.

Display button

Displays file information depending on which of the following

Information display panel

buttons is currently active: or .

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