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The editing files are previewed. Select a file you want to restart editing, and
press the
button.
 Each editing file is identified by the file number, "Cinemagraph XXX".
(The number is assigned in the range of 000 to 999.)
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 Such a movie file can be edited as many times as you like unless the
original movie file is removed from the media.
 When creating a cinemagraph of another version from the same movie
file, begin with [New] and then proceed with the subsequent procedure. It
is convenient to begin with [Edit] when you want to make a minor change
(to change the viewing speed).
DELETING AN EDITED FILE
Delete an unnecessary edited file.
1
Select [ P L AY ] → [Cinemagraph] → [Delete Edit File].
2
Delete the editing file using the same procedure described in [Select Files]
in [DELETE FILES FROM THE DELETE MENU] ( P.1 24).
 The original movie file is not deleted.
EXPOSURE WARNING
This function displays a red warning for a highlighted part in which a
halation occurs on an image due to an overexposure.
Select [
PLAY] → [Exposure Warning], and set to [On].
 [Exposure Warning] is not displayed on the [Quick Preview] screen.
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 The AEL button can be assigned to a shortcut key to set [Exposure
Warning] to [On] or [Off] (P.139).