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Preface iv
About this Manual ........................................................................................................iv
Copyright................................................................................................................iv
Federal Communications Commission (FCC) Compliance..................................iv
Declaration of Conformity ....................................................................................iv
Trademark Recognition............................................................................................v
Safety and Handling Precautions ....................................................................................v
Camera Information ...............................................................................................v
Battery Information ................................................................................................v
Using this Menu...........................................................................................................v
Introduction 1
System Requirements ..................................................................................................1
Main Features ..............................................................................................................1
Package Contents .........................................................................................................2
Camera Views..............................................................................................................3
Front View .............................................................................................................3
Back View ..............................................................................................................3
Top View................................................................................................................3
Bottom View ..........................................................................................................4
Left View ...............................................................................................................4
Camera Buttons............................................................................................................4
Notifications.................................................................................................................5
Led Indicators.......................................................................................... ...............5
Operation Sound.................... .................................. ...............................................6
Camera Memory ........................ .... .. .. .. .. .... .. .. .. .. .. .... .. .. .. .. .... .. .. .. .. .... .. .. .. .. .. .... .. .. .. .. .... ..6
Internal memory .....................................................................................................6
External storage......................................................................................................6
Getting Started 7
Attaching the Wrist Strap .............................................................................................7
Inserting the Battery.....................................................................................................7
Inserting an SD/SDHC Memory Card ..............................................................................8
Charging the Battery ....................................................................................................8
Turning the Power On and Off ................................................... ...................................9
Initial Settings ........................................................................................ ......................9
Setting the Language ..............................................................................................9
Setting the Date & Time ........................................................................................9
Modes........................................................................................................................10
Switching between Record mode and Playback Mode ..............................................10
Selecting the Record mode options .... .. .... .. .. .... .. .... .. .... .. .. .... .. .... .. .... .. .. .... .. .... .. .. ....10
Using the LCD Screen 11
LCD Screen Layout ......................................................................................................11
Record Mode Screen Layout....................................................................................11
Playback Mode Screen Layout..................................................................................12
Changing the LCD Screen Display ...........................................................................18
Using Quick-Set Bar .....................................................................................................
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Recording Photos, Videos and 22
Taking Photos ............................................................................................................ .22
Using the Stabilizer.....................................................................................................22
Setting Zoom Control .................................................................................................23
Setting Scene Mode ...................................................................................................24
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Using Smile Detection Mode ................ ..................................................................25
Setting Flash ............ .. .. .... .. .. .. .... .. .. .. .... .. .. .. .... .. .. .. .... .. .. .. .... .. .. .. .... .. .. .. .. .... .. .. .. .... .. .. .. ..26
Setting Snapshot Menu ...............................................................................................27
Resolution ............................................................................................................27
Quality ..................................................................................................................28
ISO ........................ .................. .................. .................... .................. .................. ...28
Metering .................... .......................................... .......................................... .......28
White Balance ......................................................................................................29
Effect ....................................................................................................................29
AF Area ................................................................................................................30
Flash Intensity ......................................................................................................31
EV Compensation ..................................................................................................31
Photo Frame .........................................................................................................32
Sharpness..............................................................................................................32
Saturation .................... ...................... .................... ...................... .................... .....32
Contrast ................................................................................................................33
Date Stamp ...........................................................................................................33
Focus Mode ..........................................................................................................33
Drive Mode ..........................................................................................................34
AF Lamp ........................................ ......................................................................35
Recording Movies......................................................................................................35
Setting Camera to Record Movies .........................................................................35
Setting Movie Size ...............................................................................................36
YouTube Mode ....................................................................................................36
Setting Frame Rate .......... .....................................................................................37
Setting Focus Mode .............................................................................................37
Recording Voices.......................................................................................................37
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Viewing in Single Navigation........................................................................................39
Viewing Slideshow ...................... ...............................................................................39
Viewing in Drag & Play Mode ......................................................................................40
Viewing Thumbnails....................................................................................................40
Zooming Images ........................................................................................................41
Trimming an Image ...................................................................................................41
Playing Movies ..........................................................................................................42
Playing Voice Recording .............................................................................................42
Playing Voice Memo ...................................................................................................43
Using My Drawing ......................................................................................................43
Using My Drawing Toolbar ....................................................................................44
Adding a Memo Dialog to an Image .............................................................................44
Rotating Images .........................................................................................................45
Adding Photo Frame ....................................................................................................45
Setting Z-Lighting.................... .... .. .. .. .... .. .. .... .. .. .. .... .. .. .... .. .. .. .... .. .. .... .. .. .... .. .. .. .... .. .. ...46
Setting DPOF ................ .. .... .. .. .. .... .. .. .. .... .. .. .. .... .. .. .. .... .. .. .. .... .. .. .. .... .. .. .. .... .. .. .. .... .. .. .. .46
To set DPOF on a single file .................... .............................................................46
To set DPOF on multiple files ..............................................................................47
To set DPOF on all files........................................................................................47
To set DPOF off ...................................................................................................47
Protecting/Unprotecting Files .....................................................................................48
To protect a file ....................................................................................................48
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To protect multiple files ........................................................................................48
To protect all files ................................................................................................48
To unprotect files .................................................................................................48
Deleting Files .............................................................................................................49
To delete a file......................................................................................................49
To delete a voice memo .......................................................................................49
To delete multiple files.........................................................................................49
To delete all files ..................................................................................................49
Setting Playback Menu .................................................................................. ...........50
Resize ...................................................................................................................50
Voice Memo .... .. .. .... .. .. .. .... .. .. .. .. .... .. .. .. .... .. .. .. .. .... .. .. .. .... .. .. .. .. .... .. .. .. .... .. .. .. .. .... .. .. ..51
Red-Eye Correction...............................................................................................51
Effect .....................................................................................................................5
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Using the Setting Menu 54
Setting Memory Kit ................................................. .. .... .. .. .. .... .. .. .... .. .. .. .... .. .. .... .. .. .. ...54
Setting Auto Review ...................................................................................................54
Setting Digital Zoom .................................................................................................55
Setting System Sound ................................................................................................55
Setting Volume ..........................................................................................................55
Setting LCD Brightness ................................................................................................56
Setting Power Save ....................................................................................................56
Setting Date & Time ..................................................................................................56
Setting TV Out....................... .... .. .. .. .. .... .. .. .. .... .. .. .. .... .. .. .. .... .. .. .. .... .. .. .. .... .. .. .. .... .. .. .. ..56
Setting Hot Key .........................................................................................................57
Setting Startup Image.................................................................................................57
Resetting ....................................................................................................................58
Setting Language .......................................................................................................58
Making Connections 59
Connecting the Camera to a TV ...................................................................................59
To connect your camera to a TV .............................................................................59
To view photos .....................................................................................................59
Connecting the Camera a PC ............................. ...........................................................60
Connecting the Camera to a Printer ...............................................................................60
Setting PictBridge Menu ..........................................................................................61
Appendix 62
About Folder and File Names .......................................................................................62
Folder Structure....................................................................................................62
File Naming...................................................................... ....................................62
Troubleshooting
Specifications
Customer Care
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Preface
Preface
About this Manual
This manual is designed to assist you in using your new digital camera. All
information presented is as accurate as possible but is subject to change without
notice.
Copyright
This manual contains proprietary information protected by copyright. All rights are
reserved. No part of this manual may be reproduced by any mechanical, electronic
or other means, in any form, without prior written permission of the manufacturer.
© Copyright 2008
Feder
Warning: A shielded-type power cord is required in order to meet FCC emission limits and to prevent
interference
equipment.
your warranty and service agreement.
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Communications Commission (FCC) Compliance
This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B
digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to
provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential
installation. This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency
energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may
cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no
guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this
equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which
can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encour aged to
try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures:
eorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
•
Increase the distance between the equipment and the receiver.
•
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Connect the equipment to an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the
receiver is connected.
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Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.
to
radio and television reception. Use only shielded cable to connect I/O devices to this
Any changes or modifications not expressly approved by the manufacturer may void
Declaration of
This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC rules. Operation is subject to the
following conditions:
• This device may not cause harmful interference.
• This device must accept any interference received, including interference tha
may cause undersired operation.
Conformity
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rademark Recognition
Windows 98/2000/ME/XP are registered trademarks of Microsoft Corporation in the
United States and/or other countries. Windows is an abbreviated term referring to
the Microsoft Windows Operation System. All other companies or product names
are trademarks or registered trademarks of their respective companies. YouTube
is a brand of Google, Inc. and YouTube, LLC, Mountain View, California, US.
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Safety and Handling Precautions
Camera Information
•
Do not take apart or attempt to service the camera yourself.
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Do not expose the camera to moisture, or extreme temperatures.
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Allow the camera to warm up when moving from cold to warm temperatures.
•
Do not touch the camera lens.
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Do not expose the lens to direct sunlight for extended periods.
•
Do not use abrasive chemicals, cleaning solvents or strong detergents to clean
the product. Wipe the product with a slightly damp soft cloth.
Battery Information
•
n off the camera before installing or removing the battery.
•
Use only the provided batteries or type of battery and charger that came with
your camera. Using other types of battery or charger may damage the
equipment and invalidate the warranty.
•
When using Li-ion battery in this product, ensure that they are inserted
correctly. Ins erting the battery upside down can cause damage to the product
and possibly cause an explosion.
•
When the camera is used for an extended period of time, it is normal for the
camera body to feel warm.
•
Download all pictures and remove the battery from the camera if you are going
to store the camera for a long period of time.
Using this Menu
Symbols used in this manual are explained below:
Note
Warning
This indicates useful information when using your camera.
This indicates warning message that should be read before using the
function.
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Introduction
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Introduction
Congratulations on the purchase of your new AgfaPHoto digital camera. This manual provides
step-by-step instructions on how to use your camera, and is intended for your reference only.
System Requirements
In order to get the most out of your camera, your computer must meet the
following system requirements:
For Windows:
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Windows 98/98SE/2000/XP/ME/Vista
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Processor: Pentium II 450MHz or above
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Memory: 512MB or above
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HDD space: 200 MB or above
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1024 x 768 pixels, 16 bit color display monitor
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Microsoft DirectX 9.0C
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USB port and CD-ROM drive
For Macintosh
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ower Mac G3 or later
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Mac OS 10.0-10.4
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Memory: 64MB or above
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HDD space: 110MB or above
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USB port and CD-ROM drive Mplayer
Main Features
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10 mega pixels resolution
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Up to 3x optical zoom and 5x digital zoom
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1/2.3 inch CCD image sensor
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3 inch color touch screen LCD monitor
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32MB internal flash memory with optional external SD/SDHC card
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Supports up to 4GB of SD card, and up to 8GB of SDHC card
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Sleek metallic finish
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Easy-to-use button interface
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DCF, DPOF, PictBridge compatibility
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Slideshow feature to review your pictures and movies
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A/V output to view your pictures and movies on your TV
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USB port to transfer photos and movies to your PC
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Package Contents
Please check the contents of your camera package. It should contain:
AgfaPhoto
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Wrist strap USB cable Power cord
Li-ion battery Battery charger
CD-ROM Quick Start Guide
Camera pouch AV cable
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Flas
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Zoom
Microphone
Back View
LCD
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Shutter button
Zoo m buttons
Play button
DISP
Display button
Stabilizer button
LED indicator
ower button
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Battery/ SD card
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USB / TV Out
Speaker
ripod screw hole
Strap ring
Camera Buttons
our camera is equipped with different buttons for ease of use.
Button Description
Power Press to turn on/off the power.
Stabilizer
Shutter Press to capture an image or start/stop recording video or audio clip.
Playback
The stabilizer sets the optimal ISO value according to light levels to compensate for camera shake.
Press to set stabilizer on/off.
If the camera is turned off, press and hold for 3 seconds to turn on camera i
Playback mode.
If the camera is turned on, press to toggle camera to Playback or Record
mode.
Zoom Press the zoom buttons to change zoom focus.
Display
(DISP)
Press to change LCD screen display to show OSD icons and guide lines.
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Notifications
Your camera gives feedback to users in two ways:
• LED Indicators
• Operation Sound
Led Indicators
Your camera is equipped with 2 LED indicators:
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Operation Lamp, located on top of your camera. See “Top View” on page 3 to
locate the Operation Lamp, and
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Self-timer Lamp, located in the front of the camera. See “Front View” on page 3
to locate the Self-timer Lamp.
LED LED Status Camera Status
Operation
Lamp
Self-timer
LED
Off Power Off.
Green (steady) Power On.
Ready to take pictures / record / playback.
Green (fast blinking) Camera busy or deleting / copying images
/ recording / data transfer is in progress.
Green (slow blinking) Playing slideshow or recording voice or
movie.
Amber (steady) Power saving (sleep mode).
Amber (very fast blinking) In Record mode, flash is charging or AF
error.
In Playback mode, self-timer countdown
error.
Amber (fast blinking) Battery low or card error.
Amber (slow blinking) Error message: card locked, file / folder
error, no memory card, copy / format
error.
Off Self-timer off.
Red (fast blinking) Self-timer countdown is set between 3 to
10 seconds.
Red (slow blinking) Self timer countdown is set between 0 to 3
seconds.
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Your camera is equipped with a speaker for operation sound.
Buzzer Camera Status
One beep
Two beeps Denotes completion of an operation.
Three beeps
Continuous beep
Shutter sound The shutter is pressed to record an image.
Denotes the start of an operation like recording and printing. Also
beeps when using menu and set properties.
Denotes low battery and other warning and error message like mem
ory full and card error.
Beeps every second for countdown if self-timer is set between 3 to
10 seconds. Beeps every half second if self-timer is set between 0 to
3 seconds. Beep goes off after the countdown.
A startup sound can be set when you power on your camera in the sound settin
menu. See “Setting System Sound” on page 55.
Camera Memory
Internal memory
Y our camera is equipped with 32MB of internal memory. Users can store images up
to 10MB. If there is no memory card inserted in the memory card slot, all images,
videos and audio clips recorded are automatically stored in the internal memory.
External storage
Your camera supports SD cards of up to 4GB in size. It also supports SDHC cards
with a maximum capacity of 8GB. If there is a storage card inserted in the memory
slot, the camera automatically saves all images, videos and audio clips in the
external storage card.
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Getting Started
Attaching the Wrist Strap
Follow these instructions to attach the wrist
strap to your camera to facilitate easy
carrying:
1. Insert the short loop of the strap in the
strap ring.
2. Thread the larger loop of the strap thou
the short loop and pull tight to attach the
strap to the camera.
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Inserting the Battery
Follow these instructions to insert the Li-ion battery into the battery compartment.
Please read “Battery Information” on page v before inserting/removing
batteries.
1. Make sure the power is off before inserting the batteries.
2. Open the battery
compartment at the
bottom of the
camera.
3. Insert the battery into the compartment
with the terminal facing inside the camera
and the battery indent next to the
compartment door.
4. Close the battery
compartment.
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Inserting an SD/SDHC Memory Card
Expand your camera’s storage by using SD or SDHC memory cards. Your camera
supports SD cards of up to 4GB and SDHC cards of up to 8GB in size.
Follow these instructions to insert the SD/SDHC card.
1. Open the battery
compartment at the
bottom of the camera.
2. Insert the SD/SDHC card into the memor
card slot with the metallic part facing the
front side of the camera.
3. Push the SD/SDHC card into the memory
slot until it clicks into place.
4. Close the battery
gently push the card until it pops out. Pull out the card carefully.
Note
compartment.
o remove the SD/MMC card,
Charging the Battery
The battery that comes along with your
package is not charged. Y ou need to charge the
battery before using the camera.
1. Insert the battery into the battery cha
as shown.
2. Connect the power cord to the battery
charger.
3. Plug the power cord to the main outlet.
The battery charging time is 2 hours.
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he battery icon on the LCD screen indicates the battery level. See “LCD
Screen Layout” on page 11.
Turning the Power On and Off
There are two ways to turn on the camera:
• Press and hold the Power button for 0. 3 seconds. The start up image
displays briefly and the startup sound plays if enabled. The zoom lens extends
and the camera is turned on in Record mode.
• Press and hold the Playback button for 0.3 seconds. The camera is turne
on in Playback mode. The zoom lens are not extended.
To turn off the camera, press the Power button.
See “Modes” on page 10 to know more about Record and Playback mode.
Initial Settings
When you turn on your camera for the first time, you will be asked to do the initial
settings of your camera.
When you turn the Power button on, the Language Menu is displayed on the LCD
screen for you to setup the display language.
Setting the Language
1. Tap , to move through the selection.
ap to select language.
2.
Setting the Date & Time
1. Tap the screen to move through date and time.
2. Tap or to change the value of date and time.
3. Tap SET to apply.
Now, you are ready to start takingphotos and videos.
Note
If
the batteries are removed for more than 48 hours, the Date &Time will have to be re-set
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Modes
Your camera has two modes:
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• Set to Record mode to capture images and record videos and audio clip
• Record mode can be further set to:
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Snapshot mode. Use this mode to capture still images. Other scene modes can
be
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Camcorder mode. Use this mode to record video.
•
See "Selecting the Record mode options" below.
Pla
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• Set your camera to Playback mode to view and edit captured images and
playback videos and audio clips. You can also attach voice memo to images in
this mode.
When you turn on your camera using the Power button, you are automatically
turned on Record mode.
selected in Snapshot mode.
oice Recorder mode. Use this mode to record voice clips.
Switching between Record mode and Playback Mode
In Record mode, press the Playback button to switch to Playback mode.
In Playback mode, press the Playback button to switch back to Record mode.
Selecting the Record mode options
Maximize the quality and ease of use of your camera by using the different mode
options. The mode options allow you to capture images with preset settings
according to scene conditions.
1. Set the camera to Record mode.
2. Tap to launch Quick-Set Bar.
AF
AF
3. Tap
submenu.
to launch Scene Mode
AAF
4. Tap to select scene.
5. Tap to close menu.
Note
Scene mode icon may vary dependingon the current mode.
For
more information, see “Setting Snapshot Menu” on page 27
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Using the LCD Screen
The high resolution 3” touch screen LCD screen shows all important information
regarding camera settings as well as the visual image of your photo or video. The
display on the LCD screen is called the On Screen Display or OSD.
LCD Screen Layout
The following illustrations show the LCD screen layout and icon descriptions.
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3 Focus Mode Indicates focus mode settings.
4 Self-timer / Burst Indicates drive mode settings.
5 Zoom indicator Displays zoom.
6 Shots available Indicates the remaining shots available.
7 Resolution Displays resolution settings.
8 Quality Displays quality settings.
9 Focus frame Use to frame subject to capture.
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No. Item Description
10 Exposure Displays exposure settings.
11 Quick-Set Bar Tap to activate Quick-Set Bar.
12 ISO Displays ISO settings.
13 White Balance Displays white balance settings.
14 Metering Displays metering settings.
15 Histogram Graphic display of ISO settings.
16 Battery Indicates battery level.
Playback
Mode Screen Layout
The Playback mode display varies depending on the type of image being viewed.
Playback mode display of still images:
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File no. / Total no.
Indicates the file number over the total number of
files in the memo
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3 Recording information Displays recording information of the file.
4 Quick-Set Bar Tap to activate Quick-Set Bar.
5 Next Tap to display next file.
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Slideshow Tap to start slideshow.
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No. Item Description
7 Previous Tap to display previous file.
8 Voice memo Indicates voice memo is attached.
9 DPOF Indicates the file is marked for printing.
10 Protect Indicates the file is protected.
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Playback mode of videos:
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1 Battery Indicates the battery level.
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File no. / To tal no.
Indicates the file number over the total number of
files in the storage card.
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3 Movie clip Indicates the file is a movie.
4 Quick-Set Bar Tap to activate Quick-Set Bar.
5 Next Tap to display next file.
6 Slideshow Tap to activate slideshow.
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No. Item Description
7 Previous Tap to display previous file.
8 Protect Indicates the file is protected.
9 Volume Adjusts and displays volume level.
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11 Playing status Displays playing status.
12 Played time Indicates played time.
Playback buttons
Tap buttons to play / pause / stop / fast forward /
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Playback mode of audio clips:
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1 Battery Indicates the battery level.
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File no. / Total no. Indicates the file number over the total number of
files in the storage card.
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3 Voice memo Indicates the file is an audio file
4 Quick-Set Bar Tap to activate Quick-Set Bar.
5 Next Tap to display next file.
6 Slideshow Tap to activate slideshow.
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No. Item Description
7 Previous Tap to display previous file.
8 Protect Indicates the file is protected.
9 Volume Adjusts and displays volume level.
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11 Playing status Displays playing status.
12 Played time Indicates played time.
Playback buttons Tap buttons to play / pause / stop / fast forward /
rewind audio playback.
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LCD Screen Display
The type of information displayed on the LCD screen can be changed using the
Display button.
Press the Display button repeatedly to change the LCD display from one type to
another.
In Record Mode, the LCD display can be changed into any of the following:
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OSD on Full OSD on
Guide lines on OSD off
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The OSD information may vary dependingon the record mode typ
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Use the “Guide lines” to properly set image for capture.
In Playback mode, the LCD display can be changed into any of the following:
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LCD display cannot be changed in thefollowingsituations:
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Manual exposure mode
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Recording movie or audio clips
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Playing
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Playing
movie or audio clips
slideshow
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Using Quick-Set Bar
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The Quick-Set Bar acts as a shortcut menu to
adjust basic settings in Record a nd Playback Mode.
2
The menu icons show the current settings for each
function. The icons vary depending on the selected
3
mode and its settings.
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Tap to launch Quick-Set Bar.
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Tap to close Quick-Set Bar.
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options, three of which are user-defined.
Availability of some menu functions vary depending on the
scene mode selected.
Unavailable functions or functions with preset settings
appear as gray icons.
Quick-Set Bar icon
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8 Effect Tap to add effects.
No. Menu Item Description
1 Scene Mode Tap to select scene mode.
2 Flash Tap to change flash settings.
3 Focus Mode Tap to change focus mode settings.
4 Drive Mode Tap to change drive mode settings.
5 Main Menu Tap to go to Snapshot and Settings Menu.
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Hot Key
Tap to change settings of selected function. The
three hot keys can be changed by the user. See
“Setting Hot Key” on page 57.
7 Close Tap to close Quick-Set Bar.
Description
To enter the function submenu, tap the
1
corresponding icon. For example, to access Flash
mode submenu, click Flash mode icon, the
submenu options pop up. See illustration on the
right.
To select option, tap the desired settings icon.
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options. Unavailable functions or f unctions with pr eset settings
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No. Menu Item Description
1 Effect Tap to add effects to image.
2 Rotate Tap to rotate image.
3 Z-Lighting Tap to adjust Z-lighting settings.
4 Protect Tap to lock image.
5 Main Menu Tap to go to Main Menu.
6 Add Memo Tap to add a memo dialog to the image.
7 Photo Frame Tap to add photo frame to image.
8 DPOF Tap to mark image for printing.
9 Delete Tap to delete image.
10 Close Tap to close Quick-Set Bar.
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Taking Photos
Now that you are familiar with your camera, you are now ready to take your
photos.
Taking photos with your camera is very simple.
1. Turn on the camera by pressing the
ower button. By doing this, you
camera is also set to Record mode.
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2. Frame the shot using the focus
bracket on the LCD screen. See
illustration on the right.
3. Half press the Shutter button. The
camera automatically adjusts the
focus and exposure. When the
camera is ready to take the photo,
the frame bracket turns green, the
shutter speed and aperture value are
displayed.
4. Fully press the Shutter button to
capture image.
When the shake warning icon
appears, hold the camera steadily, with your arms at your side or use a tripod to
stabilize the camera to prevent blurred images.
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The Stabilizer function prevents
blurred images caused by shaking.
This function is only av ailable if ISO
is set to Auto. See “ISO” on
page 28 on how to adjust the ISO settings.
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Stabilizer
• Press the Stabilizer button on top of your camera to enable/disable stabilizer
Setting Zoom Control
Your camera features up to 3x optical zoom and up to 5x of digital zoom. Optical
zoom is achieved by mechanically adjusting the lens. While digital zoom is
activated through the menu settings. Please refer to “Setting Digital Zoom” on
page 55 on how to setup digital zoom.
To
adjusts
1. Press the Zoom buttons to zoom in or zoom
out an image.
2. The zoom indicator appears on the LCD
screen.
To
adjusts
1. Activate digital zoom. See “Recording Movies” on page35.
optical zoom:
digital zoom:
Press to zoom in
Press to zoom
Zoom
2. Press the T button to optically zoom in to the maximum until it stops.
3. Release the button.
4. Press the T button again to switch to digital zoom automatically. Zooming
continues.
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Digital zoom is not activated in recordingmovies.
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Setting Scene Mode
Setting the Scene mode allows you to capture
images with preset settings according to the
scenes or environment.
1.
Mode submenu.
2. Tap to select desired scene.
Note: The Scene Mode icon may vary depending on the current settings.
he succeeding table shows the available scene mode settings.
Icon Item Description
> to launch Scene
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10M
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ISO
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AF
AF
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AUTO
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Auto
Program
Portrait
Landscape
Sunset
Backlight
Smile Detection
Kids
Night Scene
Fireworks
The simplest way to shoot basic images. Settings
are adjusted automatically.
The camera automatically adjusts suitable shooting
settings like shutter speed and aperture values.
The camera blurs the background to focus on the
subject.
This feature is used to emphasize wide scenic views.
This feature enhances the red hue for recording
sunset images.
This feature is used to capture the image of a
backlight object by changing the metering.
This feature uses smile tracking to auto detect faces
to capture. When smiles are detected, it continuously
captures the image. See “Usin
Smile Detection
Mode” on page 25.
This feature is used to capture still images of moving
kids.
This feature is used to capture images with night
scenery background.
This feature slows shutter speed to capture fireworks
explosions.
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Sports
Party
Candlelight
NIght Portrait
Soft Skin
Soft Flowing Water
Food
Building
Text
Auction
This feature captures still images in high speed
motions.
This feature is used for wedding or indoor party
settings.
This feature is used to capture warm candle light
effects.
This feature is used to capture portrait pictures with
night or dark background.
This feature enhances skin tone thus facial skin
appears smooth.
This feature enhances smooth effects like water or
silk.
This feature is used to capture food images. The
increased saturation in this mode makes the
captured image more enticing.
This feature enhances the edges of captured
images.
This feature enhances the black and white contrast
normally used when capturing text images.
Pictures taken in Auction mode are automatically
saved under a specific folder named “_AUCT”. See
“Folder Structure”on page 62 for more
information.
Camcorder
Voice Recorder
This mode is used to record movie clips.
This mode is used to record audio clips.
Using
Smile Detection Mode
The Smile Detection mode uses smile tracking to automatically capture images.
Pressing the shutter button will enable the camera to take continuous shots
whenever a smile is detected. This feature is most useful in capturing different
angles and smiles of moving people.
To
activate Smile Detection
1. Select
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2. Focus the camera on the subject to capture.
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blinks every second to denote camera activity.
Smile Detection Icon
Camera dislays
frame when
smile is detected
4. When smile is detected, the camera will automatically take a shot of the image.
It will continuously take shots whenever a smile is detected.
5. To stop shooting, press the shutter button again. The smile detection icon
stops blinking to denote camera inactivity.
Setting Flash
When taking pictures in difficult lighting
conditions, use the Flash to get c orrect exposure.
This function cannot be activated in recording
movies or continuous shooting.
1. Tap > Flash mode icon.
2. Tap your desired flash mode.
Your camera is equipped with six flash modes:
Auto flash.The flash fires
automatically whenever extra lighting is
needed.
Forced off.The flash is turned o
Forced on.
he flash fires whenever
you press the shutter button regardless of
lighting conditions.
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Auto Red-eye. The flash fires twice to
reduce the red-eye effect when necessary.
Red-eye reduction. The flash fires twice to reduce the red-eye effect.
Slow sync.The flash fires with a slow shutter speed.
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The Snapshot menu allows you to adjust other capture settings. Some menu
functions may be disabled depending on current scene mode.
In Snapshot mode,
1. Tap > > .
2. Tap
or
to move to the next/
previous page of menu selection.
3. To select an item, tap the icon.
4. To change the submenu settings, tap the
icon of desired settings.
5. Tap to exit submenu.
Quality
ISO
Metering
Indicates current page no. / total
no. of
menu page.
Resolution
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esolution
The Resolution function is used to set the
resolution before you capture the image.
Changing the resolution affects the number
of images that can be stored in your memory
card. The higher the resolution, the more
memory space is required.
The table below shows the resolution values
for still images.
Icon Pixel Size
10M
3648 x 2736 A2 Size
3:2
3648 x 2432 A2 Size 1920 x 1080 HDTV
8M
3264 x 2448 A3 Size 640 x 480 E-mail
Print Size
Suggestion Su
Resolution
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3648x2432
3264x2448
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3M
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2048 x 1536 4” x 6”
Print Size
estion
5M
2592 x 1944 A4 Size
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The Quality function lets you adjust the qualit y
settings of your photos before you capture
them. The quality determines the amount of
compression applied to your photos. More
compression results in a more detailed image.
However, the higher the quality, the more
memory space is required in your memory
card.
Available settings for still images are as
follows:
ISO
The ISO function lets you adjust the ISO
sensitivity in recording still images depending
on the lightning levels of your surroundings.
Super fine,Fine, andNormal.
•
Use a higher ISO setting in dim conditions
and a lower ISO setting in brighter
conditions.
•
As you move through the selections, the
preview on the LCD screen changes
synchronously.
Quality
ISO
S
S
IIS
S
S
IIS
11000
ISO
ISO
22000
O
O
O
O
O
O
0
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Superfine
Fine
Auto
100
Normal
200
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• Available settings are: Auto, 100, 200, 400, 800, 1600, and 3200.
Metering
The Metering function lets you select the area
of the subject or frame by which the camera
measures light to record still images or movies.
Icon Item Description
Multi
Center
Spot
The camera measures the exposure readings from
multiple poin
s in the subject area.
The camera measures the average light from the
entire frame but gives more importance to the values
near the center.
The camera selects the exposure value based on
the center of your picture.
Metering
Multi
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The White Balance function allows you to
adjust the camera settings according to the
white light when recording still images and
movies.
•
When you tap a selection, you can see the
preview on the LCD screen
synchronously.
•
Tap SET to save and apply settings.
Icon Item Description
WB
WB
Auto
Daylight
Cloudy
Tungsten
Fluorescent
Custom
White Balance
White Balance
The camera automatically adjusts the white
balance.
Ideally used for bright sunny conditions.
Ideally used for cloudy conditions.
Ideally used for indoor photos with tungsten or
halogen lighting without a flash.
Ideally used for indoor photos with fluorescent
lighting conditions.
Used when light source cannot be specified. When
user taps this icon,
WB
Used to measure the white balance manually.
B
B
icon appears.
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Effect
The Effect function lets you record still
N
N
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images or movies and apply different colors
R
or tones for a more artistic effect.
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• Tap a selection to view the effect on th
LCD screen.
• Tap SET to save and apply settings.
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B
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Icon Item Description
Normal
N
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B
Vivid
Sepia
B&W
Vivid R ed
Vivid Green
Vivid B lue
The camera captures the image with more contrast
and saturation emphasizing on the bold colors.
Images are captured in sepia tones.
Images are captured in black and white.
Captured image becomes reddish. Ideally used to
record images like flowers and cars to make them
more vivid.
Captured image becomes greenish. Ideally used to
record images like mountains and lawns to make
them more vivid.
Captured image becomes bluish. Ideally used to
record images like the sky and the ocean, to make
them look more vivid.
F
Area
Automatic Focus (AF) determines the area on
which the camera focuses.
he table below shows the available AF area
settings.
AF Area
F
MMF
.
Icon Item Description
MF
Center
Wide
Manual
Face Tracking
The focus area is fixed on the center.
The camera automatically selects focus area within
the wide frame.
Users manually determines the area of focus.
The camera automatically detects the position of a
face and se
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Center
Wide
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When you exit the menu after selecting manual mode, a white focus fr ame appears
on the LCD screen.
ap the white focus
ame to display the instruction
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Instruction
o manually choose the object of focus, drag the white focus
instruction frame.
Flash Intensity
ame within the
The Flash Intensity function allows users to adjust the intensity of flash to capture
image with a brighter or dimmer lighting effect. The table below shows the
available settings.
Icon Item Description
High
Normal
EV
Low
Compensation
Captures image with brighter lighting.
Normal lighting is applied.
Captures image with dimmer lighting.
EV Compensation
In difficult lighting condition, the auto
exposure function of your camera may be
misled into giving the wrong readings.
Exposure Value (EV) function allows you to
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expose your images. Available for still images
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• To adjust EV settings, tap and , dragor tap the slider bar to increase/
decrease the value. As you adjust the settings, the LCD screen synchronousl
displays the image applying the EV settings.
•
Tap SET to save and apply changes.
•
The available settings are: OEV, +2.0EV, +1.7EV, +1.3EV, +1.0EV, +0.7EV and
+0.3EV.
Photo Frame
The Photo Frame functions allows users to
capture image enclosed in a frame for added
effects.
To activate Photo Frame:
ap On.
•
The LCD screen displays the frame. Tap the
•
T
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selections.
to mo
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• Press the shutter button to capture image with selected
Sharpness
ame.
SSEET
This function allows you to enhance or soften finer details of your photos.
The table below shows the available Sharpness settings.
Icon Item Description
Saturation
High
Normal
Low
Sharpens the image.
Normal sharpness.
Softens the image.
The Saturation function lets you adjust the color saturation in your photos. Use a
higher saturation setting for rich colors and a lower saturation setting for more
natural tones.
The table below shows the available Saturation settings.
Icon Item Description
High
Enhances saturation.
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Normal
Contrast
Low
This function allows you to adjust the contrast of your photos.
The table below shows the available Contrast settings.
Icon Item Description
High
Normal
Low
Normal saturation is applied.
Reduces saturation.
Enhances the contrast.
Normal contrast.
Reduces the contrast.
Date Stamp
The Date Stamp function allows you to add the recorded date and time on your
photos.
The recording date and time are based on your camera’s clock settings. Once date
and time are stamped on a photo, they can no longer be edited or deleted.
Limitations of Date Stamp functions are as follows:
• • Available for still images only.
May slowdown AEB/ continuous shooting when Date Stamp is enabled in AEB/
Burst mode.
•
If Date Stamp is enabled, digital zoom is automatically turned off.
•
In vertical or rotated images, the date and time on your photos still appear
horizontally.
Available settings are:
Focus Mode
Date, Date & Time, O
his function allows users to define the type of focus to capture image.
The table below shows the available settings.
Icon Item Description
AF
Auto Focus
Camera automatically focuses on a specific object.
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INF
Macro
Pan Focus
Infinity
Camera focuses on the detail and sharpness of a very
close image. If Macro is enabled, the macro icon is
displayed on the LCD screen.
Camera focuses on every object.
Camera focuses on distant objects.
Drive Mode
Your camera features a Self-timer and Burst which can be set in the Drive mode
function. The Self-timer allows you to take photos after a pre-defined delay. While
burst lets you take consecutive shots. This function is only available in recording
still images. The Drive mode setting is automatically set to off when you turn off
the camera.
The table below shows the available Drive mode settings.
Icon Item Description
10
Off
10 Sec Self-timer
2 Sec Self-timer
2
Double Self-timer
2
x
Captures an image without time delay.
Sets a 10-second delay to capture image after
pressing the shutter button.
Sets a 2-second delay to capture image after pr essing
the shutter button.
Performs delay and capture twice:
• Performs a 10-second delay, then captures the
image.
• Performs another 2-second delay then captur
the image again.
Burst
AEB
Performs continuous shooting when the shutter button
is pressed. Stops shooting when the shutter button is
released.
Automatic Exposure Bracketing (AEB) captures the
same image with three different exposure settings:
standard, under, and over exposure.
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The AF Lamp function allows you to record
images even in low light conditions.
If AF Lamp is set to Auto, the AF lamp located in
the front of the camera, see “Front View” on
page 3, emits a red light by half pressing the
shutter button allowing the camera to focus
easily. Available settings are: [Auto] and [Off].
Recording Movies
1. To select Camcorder mode, tap
Scene Mode menu.
2. Focus your camera on the subject thatyou
want to take.
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3. Press the Shutter button to start recording.
4. Use the control to zoom in and zoom
out an image.
5. To stop recording, press the Shutter button.
Note
•
Setting
Sound cannot be recorded while pressingthe control.
•
•
Digital
Camera to
zoom is not available in movie recording.
he camera will automaticallystoprecordingwhen the memorycapacity is
Record Movies
Use the Quick-Set Bar to change cameravideo settings. The Quick-Set
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AAF
Tap an icon to open the submenu.
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AAWWB
N
N
full.
Use the Camcorder Menu to change other
settings like: Sharpness, Saturation, Contrast,
Focus Mode and AF Lamp. To access Camcorder
Menu, tap to open Main Menu
Quick- Set Ba
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The Movie Size function icon appears only in
Movie Mode. Use this function to adjust the
resolution and quality of movie clips.
The table below shows the available size and
corresponding image quality settings.
Icon Frame Size Image Quality
Movie Size
848 X 480
640 X 480
320 x 240
640 x 480
HDTV
High Quality
Normal
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Y ouTube® mode allows you to record movies with predefined video settings fo r ea
upload to the YouTube® website.
YouTube supports two file upload standards:
• Single File Uploader. The maximum movie file size is up to 100 MB.
• YouTube® Uploader. The maximum movie file size is up to 1 GB.
Most uploaded movie length ranges within 5 minutes, although you can upload a
maximum movie length of 10 minutes.
herefore when you record using the YouTube® mode, the following standards a
followed:
• Recorded movies are set to YouTube standard resolution of 640 X 480.
• Recording automatically stops when the file reaches 10 0 MB.
ecorded movies in the YouTube® mode arestoredfollowingthe DCF rule, howe
movies are saved in a specific folder named “_UTUBE”. For more details, please
refer to “Folder Structure” on page 62.
• To record a YouTube movie, selec
om the Movie Size function.
Available recording time for a YouTube movie is up to 10 minutes.
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Frame Rate function appears only in Camcorder
mode. Use this function to specify the number of
frames to capture per second (fps). The higher
the frame rate value, the smoother the movie
playback will be. Available settings are:
15fps, and 30 fps.
o set
select option.
Setting Focus Mode
his function allows users to define the type o
focus to when recording movies.
o set focus mode, tap to activate Quick-Set
Bar. Tap the focus mode icon, then select option.
Frame
Rate
30
ame rate, tap
to activate Quick-Set Bar. Tap the
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PPF
he table below shows the available settings.
Icon Item Description
AF
Auto Focus
Macro
PF
INF
Pan Focus
Infinity
Camera automatically focuses on a specific object.
Camera focuses on the detail and sharpness of a very
close image. If Macro is enabled, the macro icon is
displayed on the LCD screen.
Camera focuses on every object.
Camera focuses on distant objects.
Recording Voices
1. To select Voice Recording mode, tap
from Scene Mode menu. The Voice
Recording Quick - Set Bar is displa y ed on the
LCD screen.
2. Close the Quick-Set Bar to display voice
recording screen layout. See picture on the
right.
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3. Tap or press the Shutter button to start recording.
4. Tap or press the Shutter button again to stop recording.
Note
Voice recording
will automatically stop when the maximum memory capacity is full.
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View images, videos and voice recordings through your camera’s Playback mode.
iewing in Single Navigation
The Single navigation mode displays the image one by one on the LCD screen. To
view images/videos/voice recordings, follow the steps below.
1. Press the Playback
mode.
2. The LCD screen displays an image. To understand the icons and other
information on the screen, please see “Playback Mode Screen Layout” on
page 12.
button to set or turn on the camera to Playback
Still Image
3. Tap to view next/previous image/video/voice recording.
4. To access Quick-Set Bar, tap .
o play a video or a voice recording, tap anywhere on the LCD screen. See
5.
“Playing Movies” on page 42 and “Playing Voice Recording” on
page 42 for more details.
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The Slideshow function allows you to view all stored images/videos/voice
recordings in still image format in a continuous sequence.
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1. Press the W button to view files in Drag &
Play mode.
2. Flick your finger to the left/right or tap
or
previous/next file.
3. Tap the image/video/voice recording to
view/play it normally.
to change display to
iewing Thumbnails
1. From single navigation mode, press the W button twice to view 12-ima
thumbnails.
e
2. Tap to view next/previous page.
3. Tap a thumbnail to view it normally.
humbnail
When you view the thumbnails, some images may contain icons. These icons
indicate the type of file or recording.
Icons Type Description
Voice Memo
Movie
Locked File
or
icons
Indicates that a voice memo is attached to the
image.
Indicates a recorded movie. The image displayed
is the first frame of the movie clip.
Indicates that the image has been locked. Locked
files cannot be edited or deleted.
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Voice Record
DPOF File
File Error
Indicates a voice recording file.
Indicates the file is marked for printing.
Indicates an error file.
Zooming Images
The zoom view function works with still images only.
In normal view, press the T button to activate zoom function, see picture below.
Shows zoom location.
2.0
x
ou can zoom view an image
the T button repeatedly to increase zoom. Press the W button to decrease zoom.
ou can also tap to decrease/increase zoom.
o trim an image based on selected zoom view, tap .
o exit zoom function, tap .
or
om 1x to 12X.Toachieve desired zoom view, press
Trimming an Image
The Trim function allows you to trim an image to another image size. This function
is only available for still images.
1. View the image to trim.
2. Press the T button to activate zoom function.
3. Press the T/W button or tap
to trim.
4. Tap to trim image.
or
repeatedlyuntil desired imageview
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Save As. Save changes to a new file.
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No. Discard changes.
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Overwrite. Save and apply changes to the current file.
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1. Select video to play. A video file has a video
icon displayed on screen. See picture on the
left.
2. Tap anywhere on the LCD screen to play
video.
3. During playback, tap anywhere on the LCD
screen to display the video toolbar.
4. During
playback, use the to control volume.
Press the T/W button to increase/
decrease volume.
5. Tap or the slider bar to
or
rewind or fast forward the movie.
6. Tap to pause playback. Tap
to resume playback.
ap to stop playback. The LCD screen displays the movie
7.
in Sin
le navigation mode.
Playing Voice Recording
1. Select the voice recording file to play.
2. Tap anywhere on the LCD screen to play
recording.
3. During playback, use the to control
olume. Press the T/W button to increase/
decrease volume.
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4. Tap or the slider bar to
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6. Tap to stop playback. The LCD screen displays the movie
in Single navigation mode.
Playing Voice Memo
Voice memo is recorded and at tached separately
to a captured image. See “Voice Memo” on
page 51 on how to record voice memo.
1. Select the image with voice memo. An
image file with voice memo has a voice
memo icon located on the left side of the
LCD screen.
2. Tap the voice memo icon to play voice
memo.
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3. During playback, use the to control
olume. Press the T/W button to increase/
decrease volume.
4. Tap or the slider bar to
rewind or fast forward the voice recording.
5. Tap to pause playback.Tap
to resume playback.
6. Tap to stop playback. The LCD screen displays the movie
in Sin
or
le navigation mode.
00:30/00:50
Using My Drawing
My Drawing function lets you draw freely and add
other graffiti on still images. This function is not
available for images captured with VGA and 16:9
HD resolution.
1. View image to add drawings to.
ame image
2. Tap > . The My Drawing toolbar is
displayed on the LCD screen.
3. Tap on an icon to use the function. For example, to draw freely on the image,
tap the pen icon.
4. Press Display button to hide the toolbar.
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right.
6. When done, press Display butto n to d i sp lay
the toolbar.
7. Tap to save changes.
Save changes?
8. Select whether to:
•
Using
Save As. Save changes to a new file.
•
No. Discard changes.
Overwrite. Save and apply changes to the
•
current file.
My Drawing Toolbar
SaveAs
Overwrite?
No
The toolbar icons may vary depending on the current function selected.
Icon Description Icon Description
Tap to draw freely on the photo.
Tap to stamp symbols on the
photo.
Tap to erase drawings on the
photo.
Tap to select pen stroke.
Tap to select stamp stroke.
Tap to select color.
Tap to undo/redo last operation.
Tap to reset all operations.
Tap to save changes.
Tap to exit My Drawing function.
dding a Memo Dialog to an Image
The Add Memo function lets you add a memo dialog
to a still image. This function is not available for
images captured with VGA and 16:9 HD resolution.
1. View the image to add memo dialog to.
2.
ap > . The My Drawing toolbar is
displayed on the LCD screen.
3. Tap to use add memofunction.Tap to
select dialog stroke.
4. Press Display button to hide the toolbar.
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5. Tap on the LCD screen position to add memo
dialog. See picture on the right.
6. When done, press Display butto n to d i sp lay
the toolbar.
7. Tap to save changes.
8. Select whether to:
•
Save As. Save changes to a new file.
•
No. Discard changes.
Overwrite. Save and apply changes to the
•
current file.
Save changes?
SaveAs
Overwrite?
No
Rotating Images
The Rotate function lets you cha nge the orientation of a sa ved photo. This fu nction
in only available for still images. Rotated images are saved as the current file.
1. View the image to rotate.
2. Tap > .
3. Tap to rotate image 90º counter
or
clockwise / clockwise. Tap the icons repeatedly
until desired orientation is achieved. The
preview on the LCD screen changes
T
synchronously.
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4. Tap SET to apply and save changes.
dding Photo Frame
For a more artistic effect, you can frame your still images using the Photo Frame
function. This function is for still images only. However, photo frame is not
available for images captured in 16:9 HD resolution.
1. View the image you want to add photo frame
to.
ap > . The
2.
displa
3. Tap
photo
ed on the LCD screen.
or
ame selections.
amed image is
to move through the
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Add frame?
5. Select whether to:
•
Save As. Save image as a new file.
•
No. Discard changes.
Overwrite. Save and apply changes to the
•
SaveAs
No
current file.
Overwrite?
Setting Z-Lighting
The Z-Lighting fu nction a llows you to manually adjust the exposure to compensate
for inadequate lighting conditions. This function is only applicable for still images.
The edited image can be saved as a new file.
1. View the file to adjust lighting.
2.
ap > .
Z-Lighting
3. Tap or the sli der bar to increase/
decrease thevalue. As you adjust the settings,
or
.
0
00.
the LCD screen synchronously displays the
image applying the new settings.
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• Available settings are: 0.0, 1.0, 2.0, 3.0,
and 4.0.
4. Tap SET to continue.
5. Select whether to:
•
Save As. Save as another file.
•
No. Discard changes.
Overwrite. Save and apply changes to
•
the current file.
Save changes?
SaveAs
Overwrite?
No
Setting DPOF
The Digital Print Order Format (DPOF) function allows you to mark still images in
your memory card for printing and allows you to specify the number of copies that
you want to print at a later date. When all images to be printed are marked, take
the memory card to a digital printing service, or use a DPOF compatible p r inter.
To set DPOF on a single file
1. View image/video/voice recording you want to
set DPOF on the LCD screen.
2. Tap > . See picture below.
3. To set DPOF on currently viewed file, tap Yes.
Set DPOF?
Yes
No
Select
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4. Set the number of copies and date stamp on
off. Tap the up/down keys to change settings.
5. Tap SET to save settings.
o set DPOF on multiple files
1. Tap > .
2. Tap Select. The LCD screen displays files in
thumbnail view.
3. Tap a thumbnail to mark file for printing. The
DPOF icon appears on the thumbnail.
DPOF Setting
Copies
01
DDPPOOF
Date
Yes
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4. Tap DPOF to continue.
5. Select Yes to confi rm pro te c t.
6. Set the number of copies and date stamp on/
off.
7. Ta p SET to save setting s .
o set DPOF on
1. Tap
all
files
> .
2. Tap All.
3. Confirm to set DPOF on all files.
4. Set the number of copies and date stamp on/
off.
5. Tap SET to save settings.
o
set DPOF off
Set
Set
POF?
Ye
No
Set DPOF?
Yes
No
Select
ll
Files marked for printing can be set off following the same procedures above.
Note
If
the camera is in thumbnail mode, tappin
interface.
ou can specify up to 30 copies for DPOF. Ifyou specify 0 copies, the DPOF setting
image
is
automatically disabled.
>
displays protect multiple files
of
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The Protect function lets you lock a file to protect it from being modified or
accidentally erased. A protected file has a lock icon when viewed on Playback
mode.
Note
If
the camera is in thumbnail mode, tappin
interface.
o protect a file
1. View image/video/voice recording you want to
protect on the LCD screen.
2. Tap > . See picture on the right.
3. To protect currently viewed file, tap Yes.
>
displays protect multiple files
Protect this file?
Yes
No
Select
ll
o
protect multiple files
1. Tap > .
2. Tap Select. The LCD screen displays files in
thumbnail view.
3. Tap a thumbnail to mark file for protection. The
protect icon appears on the thumbnail.
4. Tap Protect to protect marked files.
5. Select Yes to confi rm pro te c t.
o
protect
1. Tap
all
files
> .
2. Tap All.
3. Confirm to protect all files.
o
unprotect files
Protected files can be unlocked following the same
P
P
Protect selected?
Pr
Ye
No
Unprotect this file?
Yes
ootteecct
t
procedures above. Tapping >displays an
unprotect confirmation message. See picture on the
right.
No
Select
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Deleting Files
The Delete function lets you remove unwanted files in the internal memory or on
the memory card.
Note
o delete a file
Protected files can not be deleted. Make sure the file is not protected before proceeding. To
rotect a file, see
un
tappin
o unprotect files” onpage 48. Ifthe camera is in thumbnail mode,
> displays delete multiple files interface.
1. View image/video/voice recording file you
want to delete on the LCD screen.
2. Tap > . See picture on the right.
3. To delete currently viewed file, tap Yes.
Delete this file?
Yes
oice only
Select
ll
o
delete a voice memo
1. View the image file with voice memo
attached on the LCD screen.
2. Tap > .
3. To delete the voice memo only, tap Voice only.
o
delete multiple files
1. Tap > .
2. Tap Select. The LCD screen displays files in
thumbnail view.
3. Tap a thumbnail to mark file for deletion. The
recycle bin icon appears on the thumbnail.
4. Tap Delete to delete marked files.
5. Select Yes to confirm delete.
o
delete
all
files
oice only icon is enabled
only
when viewed image has
voice memo attached.
a
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DDeelleette
Delete the
elected?
1. Tap
> .
Ye
2. Tap All.
3. Confirm to delete all files.
No
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The Playback menu allows you to edit images,
delete files, records voice memo, and setup other
playback settings.
To go to Pla
1. Tap > > .
2. Tap
pa
3. To select an item, tap the icon.
4.
o change the submenu settings, tap the icon of desired settings.
5. Tap to exit submenu.
yback
or
Menu:
to move to the next/previous
e of menu selection.
Resize
Indicates current page no. /
total
Voice Memo
Protect
Delete
1/3
no. of menu page.
esize
The Resize function allows you to change the image resolution of large images to
smaller ones. This function is only available for still images.
To
resize
an image:
1. View image to resize on the LCD screen.
2. From the Playback menu, tap Resize.
Resize this file?
3. Tap desired size. Select size among: 8M, 5M,
3M, and VGA. Available size settings may
vary depending on original image size.
Unavailable settings appear as gray icons.
8M
5M
3M
GA
4. After selecting size, tap to confirm whether
to:
•
Save As. Save the new file as a new
one.
•
No. Discard resize.
Overwrite. Apply and save chan
•
the current file.
es to
Save changes?
SaveAs
No
Overwrite?
Note
Resize function is not available for photos with image size set to VGA.
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The Voice Memo function allows y ou to record and attach a v oice memo to a sav ed
image. You can record a maximum of 20 seconds of Voice memo per image. This
function is only available for still images.
To
record
1. View image to attach voice memo on the LCD
screen.
2. From the Playback menu, tap Voice Memo.
The voice recording interface is displayed on
the LCD screen.
3. Tap to start
voice
mem
ecording.
o:
Resize
Voice Memo
Protect
Delete
1/3
Recording Memo
00:12
4. Tap to stop recording. The voice memo is automatically saved and
attached to the image.
To
attach voice memo to
an image
with existing voice memo:
ime left for
recording.
1. View the image with an attached voice memo on the LCD screen.
2. From the Playback menu, tap Voice Memo.
Overwrite?
3. The Overwrite confirmation message appears.
Tap whether to:
• Yes. Record another voice memo to
eplace the existing one.
Yes
• No. Retain existing voice memo and exit
the function.
No
4. When you select Yes, the Recording memo
interface is displayed on the LCD screen. Follow the procedure in recording a
voice memo mentioned above.
Red-Eye Correction
The Red-Eye Correction function is used to reduce red-eye in captured images.
This function is only availa ble for still images. Red-eye correction can be applied to
an image several times, but the quality may gradually deteriorate.
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activate Red-Eye Correction:
1. View the image on the LCD screen.
Red-eye Correction
2. From the Playback menu, tap Red-eye
Correction.
3. The image is displayed on the LCD screen
with corrected red-eye.
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4. Tap SET to apply red-eye correction.
5. Tap whether to:
•
Save As. Save the image to a new file.
•
No. Disregard red-eye correction.
•
Overwrite. Apply and save changes to the existing file.
E
ect
The Effect function lets you edit still images to apply different colors or tones for a
more artistic effect.
To add
1. View the image on the LCD screen.
2. From the Playback menu, tap Effect.The E
Effect:
icons appear.
Effect
N
ect
N
BBWWR
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3. Tap desired settings to preview effect on the
LCD screen. See table for more information.
NNeegg.
4. Tap SET to continue.
5. Tap whether to:
•
Save As. Save the image to a new file.
•
No. Disregard changes.
•
Overwrite. Apply and save changes to the existing file.
he succeeding table shows the available settings.
Icon Item Description
N
S
BW
Neg.
Normal
Sepia
B&W
Negative
Mosaic
No effect is added to the image.
Image is saved with a sepia tone.
Image is saved in black and white.
Image appears to be the opposite of the original
image.
Image is saved with mosaic tiles.
SSG
.
G
B
B
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Image is saved with reddish tint.
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B
Vivid Green
Vivid Blue
Image is saved with greenish tint.
Image is saved with bluish tint.
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Using the Setting Menu
You can access the Setting menu whether you are in Record or Playback mode.
The Setting menu allows you to configure general camera settings. Submenu
options may vary depending on the current mode. Unavailable are disabled.
To go to
1. Tap > > .
2. Tap
previous page of menu selection.
3. Tap a submenu option to change
submenu settings.
4. Tap to exit submenu.
Sett
ing Menu:
or
to move to the next/
Memory Kit
Auto
Digital
System
Review
Zoom
Sound
1/4
Indicates current page no. / total
no.
Setting Memory Kit
Use this function to manage contents of the
internal memory or memory card.
Available settings are:
• Format. Select to format currently used
memory.
• Copy to Card. Select to copy all files stored
in the internal memory to the memory card.
•
If
there is a memory card inserted in the memory slot, the camera automatically saves
files to the memory card.
•
If
there is no memory card or the internal memory is empty, the Copy to Card functio
is disabled.
Note
Setting Auto Review
The Auto Review function lets you view the
captured image right after shooting it.
Available settings are: Off, 1 sec., 2 sec., 3 sec.,
and 5 sec.
To
set
Auto R
1. From the Setting menu, tap Auto Review.
2. Tap to apply desired settings.
This function is not available in camcorder mode.
eview
Memory Kit
Auto Review
Format
Copy to Card
Off
1 sec.
s
11s
2 sec.
s
22s
1/1
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Setting Digital Zoom
This feature controls the digital zoom mode of your camera.
Your camera enlarges an image using the optical zoom first. When the zoom scale
exceeds 5x, the camera uses digital zoom.
To
set
Digital Zoom
1. From the Setting menu, tap Digi tal Zoom.
2. Tap to apply desired settings.
The table below shows the available Digital Zoom settings.
Icon Item Description
Intelligent Zoom
Standard Zoom
Off
Enlarges the image digitally with almost no
distortion.
Enlarges all image sizes up to a maximum of 12x,
but the image quality deteriorates.
Uses the optical zoom only.
Note
he maximum Intellect zoom scale varies dependingon the image type and resolution.
Setting System Sound
Use the Sound menu function to enable/disable
sound when a button is pressed or tapped.
Available settings are: On, Off.
1. From the Setting menu, select System
Sound.
2. Tap to apply desired settings.
Setting Volume
Use the Volume function to control sound volume
produced by the camera. Available settings are:
Volume 0(Off), Volume 1, Volume 2, Volume 3,
Volume 4, Volume 5.
1. From the Setting menu, select Volume.
2. Tap to apply desired settings.
System Sound
On
Volume
Off
Volume 0
1
1
2
2
Volume 1
olume 2
1/1
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Setting LCD Brightness
Use the LCD Brightness function to control the
LCD brightness. Available settings are:
• Bright. Enhances LCD brightness.
• Normal. Normal LCD brightness.
LCD Brightness
Bright
Normal
1/1
Setting Power Save
The Power Save function allows you to set an idle time after which the camera
automatically sets to sleep mode to save power. After a minute of being in sleep
mode, the camera eventually turns off power.
Available settingsare: 1 min., 3 min., and 5 min.
This function is not available in the following
instances:
•
ecording a movie or audio file
•
Playing a slideshow/movie/audio file
•
Using the USB connector.
Setting Date & Time
Use the Date & Time function to set the date
and time of your camera. This function is usef ul
in attaching date stamps on captured images.
Your camera uses a 24-hour time format.
1.
ap
or
value.
2.
ap SET to apply changes.
to adjust date and time
Power Save
1 min.
n
11mmiin
Date & Time
33mmiin
55mmiin
n
5 min.
n
3 min.
2008 / 07 / 14 16 : 10
1/1
YY/MM/DD
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Setting TV Out
Use the TV Out function to adjusts video output signal to accommodate different
regional settings. If TV out is not set correctly, the image may not display properly
on TV.
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•
NTSC
NTSC. Applicable in Japan, USA, Canad
Taiwan and others.
•
PAL. Applicable in Europe, Asia (excludin
PAL
Taiwan), Oceania and others.
Setting Hot Key
The Hot Key function is available only in snaphshot
mode. This function allows you to define the three
shortcut icons on the Snapshot Mode Quick-Set
Bar.
1. From the Settings menu, tap Hot Key. The
Hot key interface appears.
TV Out
TV Out
NNTTSSC
NTSC
NTSC
PAL
PPAAL
PAL
Hot Key
A
F
AAF
1
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NTSC
NTSC
PAL
L
PAL
P
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2. Tap an icon on the Quick-Set Bar toreplace. A
pop up selection appears.
3. Tap desired submenu.
4. To replace other icons, repeat steps 2-3.
5. Tap SET to save and apply changes.
Setting Startup Image
The Startup Image function allows you to setup a
startup image when you turn on your camera.
1. From the Setting menu, tap Startup
Image. The menu selection appears.
2. Tap to select option:
•
Off. Disable the startup image.
•
System. Use camera default image.
•
My Photo. Select image
om captured images in
memory card. Tap this
option to display
thumbnails and select
image.
3. Tap SET to apply changes.
ap thumbnail,thentap SET to
and
Hot Key
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P
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1
1
Startup Image
Off
System
Photo
My
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Resetting
The Reset function is used to reset the camera to its initial default settings and to
reset file numbering when saving images/videos/voice recordings.
To Reset
1. From the Setting menu, select Reset.
2. Tap option:
• Reset File No. Tap to reset file
numbering. To understand folder and
file structure of your camera, see
“About Folder and File Names” on
page 62.
• Reset. Tap to reset camera to initial
default settings.
3. A confirmation message appears. Tap Yes to reset. Tap No to exit submenu.
Reset
Reset File No.
1
00001
Reset
1/1
Setting Language
The Language function allows you to choose the
language of the on screen display (OSD) menu.
1. From the Setting menu, tap Language.
2. Tap to apply desired language.
Language
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Making Connections
You can connect your camera to:
•
•
Computer
•
Printer
Connecting the Camera to a TV
o connect
1. Turn on the camera.
2. Set the TV out to match TV’s
video out format. See “Setting
TV Out” on page 56.
your camera to a
deo
3. Connect the USB/AV 3-in-1
cable to the USB port on the
bottom of your camera.
4. Connect the other end of the
cable to the TV’s AV input port.
5. The LCD screen turns black and
all images and video clips are
displayed on the TV.
o
view photos
• To navigate photos, use .
Press T button to go to previous
photo and W button to go to
next photo.
•
For slideshow, press Playback button to start/stop slideshow.
To display/hide function keys on the TV screen, press Display button.
•
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You can transfer photos, videos and
audio files to your PC.
1. Connect the camera to a PC
using the USB cable.
2. Turn on the camera.
3. The PC detects the connection.
The camera’s internal memory
and memory card display as
removable drives in the file
manager. No image is displayed
on the LCD screen.
a PC
Note
ou can also use a card reader to access the memory card contents of
your camera
Connecting the Camera to a Printe
You can print your photos directly using a PictBridge compatible printer. PictBridge
allows you to print images captured by your camera without connecting the camera
to a PC. Print images with a PictBridge compatible printer directly.
1. Turn on your camera.
2. Connect the camera to
the printer using the USB
cable.
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USB Mode:
Mass Storage
Printer
4. Select print settings then confirm to print photos.
Print Select
Print All
Print Index
Print all?
Yes
No
Setup
Setting
PictBridge Menu
o ensure quality of printed photos, activate
the PictBridge menu to setup print settings.
o access PictBridge menu, tap Setup in the
confirmation selection before printing photos.
Indicates current page no. / total
no.
he table below shows the PictBridge submenu
options and their available settings.
Submenu Available Settings
Quality Default, Fine, Normal, Draft
Layout Default, 2, 4, 6, 12, Full
Paper Size Default, Postcard, Letter, A4, 4”x 6”
Quality
Layout
Size
Paper
Type
Paper
1/2
Paper Type Default, Plain, Photo, Fast Photo
Date Stamp Default, On, Off
Filename Default, On, Off
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About Folder and File Names
Your camera automatically creates specific directory of folders in the internal
memory or memory cards to organize captured images, videos and audio files.
Folder Structure
Your camera creates three directory names:
•
DICAM. All captured ima
files are stored in this folder except for files
recorded using the Auction or YouTube mode.
•
_AUCT. Captured images using the Auction mode
are saved in this folder.
es, videos and audio
•
_UTUBE. Captured videos using the YouTube
mode are saved in this folder.
older names begin with a 3-digit number from 100 to
999 and followed by “DICAM” or “_AUCT” or
“_UTUBE”. Each folder holds up to 9999 files. If new
files are saved, a new folder named in sequence will be
automatically created.
File Naming
File names begin with “DSCI” and followed by a 4-digit
number that increases in sequence. File numbering
starts from 0001 when a new folder is created.
If the highest folder number is 999 and the highest file number exceeds 9999, the
camera will display the warning message “Folder cannot be created.” When this
happens, try one of the following ways:
• Reset the file number. See “Resetting” on page 58
• Plug in a new memory card.
arning
Do not change the
playback the data using the camera.
to
folder and file names in the memory card usingyour PC. It may be unable
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Problem Cause and/or Action
Camera does not turn on.
Camera turns
off
LCD turns blank.
Empty battery icon is
displayed on the LCD, then
the camera turns off.
The batteries may be exhausted. Charge or
replace the batteries.
Press any button except the Power button to turn
on the camera.
Press any button except the Power button to turn on
the
Batteries are exhausted, please replace or recharge.
Troubleshooting
LCD screen displays ‘No
image’.
LCD screen displays
‘Not available for this
LCD screen displays
‘Memory full’.
LCD screen displays ‘File
locked’
LCD screen displays
‘Card locked’.
LCD screen displays
‘Format error’.
LCD screen displays ‘Copy
error’.
No image displays on the TV
screen
The image file on the memory card. Image file format
may not be supported.
Function is only available for specific file types.
File format is not supported.
Memory card is full. Replace the memory card with a
new one or delete unnecessary images.
This file is locked. Unlock the file. See
“Protecting/ Unprotecting Files” on page 48.
The memory card is protected. Remove the card and
slide the write-protect switch to its unlock position.
The memory card is protected. Remove the card and
slide the write-protect switch to its unlock position.
The memory card is protected. Remove the card and
slide the write-protect switch to its unlock position.
The memory card is full. Replace card or
delete unnecessary files.
Incorrect TV-out type was selected. Set the correct
TV-out type to match your TV system.
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Specifications
Sensor 10 megapixels CCD, Size: 1/2.3
Lens
LCD Monitor 3.0” color LTPS LCD
Focus Range
Aperture F = 3.1 - 5.6
Shutter
File Format
Resolution
Scene Mode
Focal length: f = 6.3 - 18.9 mm,
3X optical zoom, 5x digital zoom
Normal: 0.4m - Infinity (All zoom step)
Macro: 0.1m - 0.6m (At wide only)
Auto: 1 - 1/2000 sec.
Night: 15 - 1/2000 sec.
Fireworks: 2 sec.
Still Image: EXIF 2.2 compatible format (JPEG
compression)
Video: AVI (MJPEG)
Audio: WAV
Image: 10M (3648 X 2736), 3:2 (3648 X 2432), 8M (3264
X 2448), 5M (2592 X 1944), 3M (2048 X 1536), HD 16:9
(1920 x 1080), VGA (640 X 480)
Auto, Program, Aperture Priority, Shutter Priority, Manual
Exposure, Portrait, Landscape, Sunset, Backlight, Smile
Detection, Kids, Night Scene, Fireworks, Snow, Sports,
Party, Candlelight, Night Portrait, Soft Skin, Soft Flowing
Water, Food, Building, Text, Auction, Movie, Voice Rec
Sensitivity Auto, 100, 200, 400, 800, 1600, 3200 (3M or lower only)
White Balance
Manual (5 modes in manual selection: Daylight, Cloudy,
Tungsten, Fluorescent, Custom)
Exposure Control -2EV to + 2EV (1/3EV steps)
Metering Multi, Spot, Center-weighted
Drive Mode 10 sec., 2 sec., Double, Burst, AEB
Flash
Photo Edit
Storage
Auto, Red-eye Reduction, Slow Sync, Forced On, Forced
Off
Black & White, Sepia, Negative, Mosaic, Vivid Red, Vivid
Green, Vivid Blue
32MB internal memory, 10MB real size for mass storage
SD (max. size 4GB)
SDHC card (max. size 8GB)
TV system NTSC, PAL
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Battery Li-ion battery
Operating Temperature 0º C - 40º C
Operating Humidity 0% - 90%
Microphone Built-in
Speaker Built-in
Dimensions Normal size 95.45 X 56.45 X 18.9 mm
Weight 130g
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Customer care
More information on the complete AgfaPhoto digital camera product range can be found
under www.plawa.com / www.plawausa.com
Service & Repair (USA/ Canada):
+1-866 475 2605
www.plawausa.com
Support Service (USA/ Canada)
support-apdc@plawausa.com
Service & Repair Hotline (EU):
00800 752 921 00 (from a landline only)
Service & Support Hotline (Germany):
0900 1000 042 (1.49 Euro/ min. from a German landline only)
Online Service / International contact (Not for USA/ Canada):
support-apdc@plawa.com
Manufactured by
plawa-feinwerktechnik GmbH & Co. KG
Bleichereistraße 18
73066 Uhingen
Germany
AgfaPhoto is used under license of Agfa-Gevaert NV & Co. KG. Agfa-Gevaert NV & Co. KG.
does not manufacture this product or provide any product warranty or support. For service,
support and warranty information, contact the distributor or manufacturer. Contact:
AgfaPhoto Holding GmbH, www.agfaphoto .com
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