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| For satisfying images with point-and-shoot simplicity, just set the camera to its Auto mode and let it handle settings for you. |
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| When you want to make settings yourself, take advantage of the intuitive menu displays. You can set exposure compensation, shutter speed, spot metering, and other variables. LCD brightness can also be adjusted for a better view. |
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For added flexibility, the DiMAGE E203 includes a built-in flash and other functions that can be easily selected using its MODE button. The selected mode is displayed on the camera's data panel. |
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| When you want more than a still image, record movie clips up to 15-seconds long. Recorded movies can later be played back on the monitor, and saved as size-efficient Motion JPEG (AVI) files that are suitable for e-mailing. Two image sizes are available: 160 x 120 pixels, 320 x 240 pixels. Audio recording is not provided. |
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| The DiMAGE E203 comes equipped with a USB interface, which means you can plug it in at any time when your PC is already on. Once connected, you can easily transfer your digital photos onto the computer's hard disk. |
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| While only slightly bigger than a postage stamp, the SD (Secure Digital) memory card offers the benefits of fast data transfer (2MB/second) and copyright protection. Various storage sizes are available. |
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| The camera's memory card slot also accepts MultiMediaCards, another mini-sized storage medium. These are available in various capacities as well, including 8MB, 16MB, 32MB, and 64MB. |
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