Canon A3300 IS 5033B012 User Manual (en)
iFrame
The Apple iFrame
*
video format is a 720p, computer-friendly video format
designed to dramatically simplify the process of transferring, editing and
playing back video recorded with your camera. With iFrame, the video in
your camera is in the same format in which you’ll edit, allowing you to start
editing and sharing your movies right away across multiple platforms and
devices. Because it’s based on standard technologies such as H.264, AAC,
MP4 and QuickTime, iFrame can be used with PC and Mac applications.
playing back video recorded with your camera. With iFrame, the video in
your camera is in the same format in which you’ll edit, allowing you to start
editing and sharing your movies right away across multiple platforms and
devices. Because it’s based on standard technologies such as H.264, AAC,
MP4 and QuickTime, iFrame can be used with PC and Mac applications.
* The iFrame logo and the iFrame symbol are trademarks of Apple Inc.
Movie Record Button
A movie record button featured on many cameras gives you
instant access to movie capture at the touch of a button.
instant access to movie capture at the touch of a button.
Super Slow Motion Movie
Slow down fast-paced action like sports or add a spectacular effect to a waterfall with Super
Slow Motion Movie. Movies can be recorded in two settings: 240fps in QVGA quality and
120fps in VGA quality.
Slow Motion Movie. Movies can be recorded in two settings: 240fps in QVGA quality and
120fps in VGA quality.
Smart Auto in Movie
Smart Auto in Movie builds on the
technology of Smart Auto to bring
you effortlessly great results in your
movies. Using Scene Detection
technology it constantly evaluates
the shooting scene by analysing
multiple image elements and then
selects the most appropriate settings
for up to 21 different situations.
technology of Smart Auto to bring
you effortlessly great results in your
movies. Using Scene Detection
technology it constantly evaluates
the shooting scene by analysing
multiple image elements and then
selects the most appropriate settings
for up to 21 different situations.
T E C H N O L O G Y
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