C103X/C123X Series
Digital Camera User
Manual
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private households in the European Union.
This symbol on the product or on the packaging indicates that this can not be disposed
of as household waste. You must dispose of your waste equipment by handing it over to
the applicable take-back scheme for the recycling of electrical and electronic
equipment. For more information about recycling of this equipment, please contact
your city office, the shop where you purchased the equipment or your household waste
disposal service. The recycling of materials will help to conserve natural resources and
ensure that it is recycled in a manner that protects human health and environment.
CE Regulatory Notice
Hereby, BenQ Corp. declares under our responsibility that the product is in conformity with the
requirements set out in the Council Directive on the Approximation of the Laws of the Member
States relating, Electromagnetic Compatibility Directives (2004/108/EC) and Low Voltage Directive
(2006/95/EC).
A “Declaration of Conformity” in accordance with the above Directives has been made and is
available from BenQ Corp. upon request.
FCC Statement
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 encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following
measures:
• Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
• Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.
• Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is
connected.
• Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.
This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two
conditions: (1) This device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any
interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation.
FCC Caution: Any changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for
compliance could void the user's authority to operate this equipment.
Safety warning and notice
Before operating the camera, please make sure that you read and fully understand the content in
this section. If you ignore and violate all safety warning notices indicated in this section, the camera
warranty may be void. Meanwhile, not only the camera but also you and all other people and things
around you may be severely damaged, injured, or even placed in danger of death.
For your safety
• Keep the camera and its accessories out of the reach of babies, toddlers, and children. In
particular, small parts such as memory cards and batteries could be easily dismantled and
swallowed by them.
• Use only the original accessories to avoid possible risks to health and property, and thus meet all
related legal regulations.
• Do not dismantle the camera under any circumstances.
• When using the flash, do not go too close to human eyes (particularly for babies, toddlers, and
children) or animal eyes. Otherwise, when the flash fires, the light may cause damage to human
eyes or irritate animals.
• Batteries could explode, for instance. All batteries can cause property damage, injury or burns if a
conductive material such as jewelry, keys or beaded chains touch exposed terminals. The material
may complete an electrical circuit and become quite hot. Exercise care in handling any battery,
particularly when placing it inside your pocket, purse, or other container with metal objects. Do
not dispose of batteries in fire as they may explode.
• To prevent electric shock, do not attempt to disassemble or repair your camera by yourself.
• Some camera models accept non-rechargeable batteries. When using these batteries, do not
charge them. Otherwise, dangers such as explosion and fire may occur.
Wa rr a nt y
• Warranty is void if damage or system failure occurred due to outside factors such as collision,
fire, flood, dirt, sewage, earthquake, and other force majeure events as well as incorrect usage of
electricity or use of non-original accessories.
• It is the sole responsibility of the user if problems (such as data loss and system failure) occurred
due to non-factory installed software, parts, and/or non-original accessories.
• Do not change the camera. Any changes to the camera invalidate the warranty.
Taking care of your camera
• Always keep the camera in the accompanying leather case or pouch for better protection against
splashes, dust, and collision.
• The only way of replacing the batteries and the memory card is to open the battery cover and
memory card cover.
• Dispose of unwanted batteries and cameras as permitted by the laws in your countries.
• Water may cause a fire or electric shock. Therefore, store your camera in a dry place.
• If your camera becomes wet, wipe it with a dry cloth as soon as possible.
• Salt or seawater may cause severe camera damage.
• Do not drop, knock, or shake the camera. A rude behavior of using the camera may damage the
internal electronic circuit board, deform the lens shape, or make the lens unretractable.
• Do not use harsh chemicals, cleaning solvents, or strong detergents to clean the camera.
• Finger grease may be left on the camera lens and will result in unclear images or videos. To avoid
this problem, be sure to clean the camera lens before taking pictures or recording videos. You
should also clean the camera lens on a regular basis.
• If the lens is dirty, use a lens brush or soft cloth to clean the lens.
• Do not touch the lens with your fingers.
• If a foreign substance or water gets in your camera, please turn the power off immediately and
disconnect the batteries. Next, remove the foreign substance or water and send it to the
maintenance center.
• Whenever there is data in the internal memory or the external memory card, you should make a
backup copy to a computer or disc. So, you can have a backup solution if data loss occurs.
• If the lens cannot retract into the camera, please replace the batteries first (usually this is because
of drained batteries). Then the lens should retract automatically. If the lens still cannot retract,
please contact your dealer.
• Under no circumstances should you push the lens back manually as this may damage the camera.
• All original accessories are designed only for use with this camera model you purchased. Do not
use these accessories with other camera models or cameras of other brands to avoid
unpredictable danger or damage.
• Before initial use of a memory card, always use the camera to format the card first.
• Remember to slide the write-protect tab (if available) to the unlock position. Otherwise, all data
(if any) on the memory card is protected and the card cannot be edited or formatted.
Operating environment
• Do not use or store your camera in the environments listed below:
• Direct sunlight
•Dusty places
• Next to an air conditioner, electric heater or other heat sources
• In a closed car that is in direct sunlight
• Unstable locations
• Do not use your camera outdoors when it is raining or snowing.
• Do not use your camera in or near water.
• The camera operating temperature is between 0 and 40 degrees Celsius. It is normal for the
operating time to be shortened when the temperature is low.
• The capacity of your camera batteries will reduce each time it is charged/emptied.
• Storage at too high or low temperatures will also result in a gradual capacity loss. As a result, the
operating time of your camera may be considerably reduced.
• It is normal for the camera to become warm during operation, because the camera casing can
conduct heat.
Do not hold the camera by excessive
force. Plus, be sure to protect the
camera from strong impacts.
To avoid accidental falling, please attach
the hand strap to the camera and always
hold the camera by keeping the hand
strap around your wrist.
If the batteries suddenly depleted and
caused the lens fail to retract, please
carefully protect the lens to avoid
collision and insert batteries with full
power ASAP.
When the camera is not in use, always
turn the power off and make sure the
lens has retracted successfully before
storing the camera in its case. If you do
not intend to use the camera for a long
time, please remove the batteries
from the camera and store the batteries
carefully.
Keep your camera away from sharp
objects and avoid collision.
When the camera is not in use, please
place it in a steady place. Plus, always
keep your camera away from pressure
or any other similar environment
(for example, in a pant pocket) to
avoid possible damage.
Table of Contents
Table of Contents
Touring the camera ......................................................................... 1
Checking the package contents ........................................................................ 1
Camera ..............................................................................................................1
Front view and bottom view ................................................................................... 1
Preparing the camera for use .......................................................... 3
Using multifunctional buttons ......................................................................... 3
Using an SD card ..............................................................................................4
Initial setting .................................................................................... 5
Setting language ................................................................................................5
Setting date and time ........................................................................................ 5
Operating the camera ...................................................................... 6
Capture mode .................................................................................. 7
More capture options in FUNC menu ............................................................8
Flash mode ........................................................................................................9
Face Tracking ....................................................................................................9
Focus mode .....................................................................................................10
Image size ........................................................................................................10
Image quality ................................................................................................... 11
Setting EV ........................................................................................................11
White Balance .................................................................................................11
ISO ...................................................................................................................12
AE metering .....................................................................................................13
Effect ................................................................................................................13
Shooting mode ................................................................................................14
Aperture Priority .............................................................................................16
Shutter Priority ...............................................................................................16
Manual mode .................................................................................................. 16
Drive mode ...................................................................................................... 17
Auto Exposure Bracketing (AEB) .................................................................. 17
AF area .............................................................................................................18
AF Assist Lamp ................................................................................................18
Setting sharpness, saturation and contrast .................................................... 18
Digital Zoom ................................................................................................... 18
Date Stamp ......................................................................................................19
Instant Review ................................................................................................. 19
Smart Scene ..................................................................................................... 19
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Blink Detector .................................................................................................19
Love Portrait ....................................................................................................20
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Pre-composition ..............................................................................................20
Smile Catch ......................................................................................................20
Movie Record mode settings ..........................................................................20
Battery status ...................................................................................................21
Other settings ................................................................................. 22
Playback mode ............................................................................... 24
Options for playback and editing ...................................................................25
Enlarging an image .................................................................................................25
Rotating an image ...................................................................................................25
Viewing multiple files at a time .............................................................................25
Playing back video clips .........................................................................................25
Adjusting the playback volume .............................................................................26
Slideshow ................................................................................................................26
Deleting files ...........................................................................................................27
Protecting files ........................................................................................................27
Red-eye Removal ....................................................................................................27
Voice memo ............................................................................................................27
Photo Effect ............................................................................................................28
Trimming ................................................................................................................28
Resizing ...................................................................................................................29
Startup image ..........................................................................................................29
DPOF ......................................................................................................................29
Working with computer and AV system ...................................... 30
Bundled software .............................................................................................30
Connecting the camera to a computer ...........................................................30
Connecting the camera to an AV system .......................................................30
Printing images ................................................................................................30
Printing with PictBridge ........................................................................................30
Troubleshooting and service information ................................... 32
Technical support ...........................................................................................33
Specifications ................................................................................. 34
Touring the camera 1
Tour i n g t h e c a m e r a
Checking the package contents
Carefully unpack your kit box and ensure that you have the following items.
1. User Manual or
Quick Guide
2. Digital camera
3. Non-rechargeable
AA Alkaline
batteries
4. Leather case
5. Software & User
Manual CD
6. USB cable
7. Hand strap
• All pictures, screen captures, and icons used in this manual are for illustration only. Actual
and available products, accessories, as well as their appearance may vary depending on
sales region.
• If any items are missing or damaged, contact your dealer.
• Save the packaging for future shipment or storage.
Camera
Front view and bottom view
1. Shutter button
2. S.S.F. (Super Shake-Free) button
3. Power button
4. Speaker
5. Flash
6. AF Assist Lamp / Self-timer LED
indicator
7. USB / AV port
8. Lens
9. Microphone
10. Battery cover
11. Memory card cover
12. Tripod mount
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2 Touring the camera
Rear view.
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Indicator State Description
Status LED No light The digital camera is off.
Solid green The digital camera is ready to capture images.
Blinking green The digital camera is powering on and cannot focus
Self-timer LED Blinking red The self-timer function is activated.
1. LCD display
2. W (Wide) - Zoom-out, turn off the
Shooting mode description, or enter the
thumbnail view (Playback mode)
3. T (Tele) - Zoom-in or turn on the
Shooting mode description
4. Playback mode button - Toggle
between Capture and Playback modes
5. Status LED
6. Strap eyelet
7. Multifunctional buttons (including a
4-way control and a button)
8. MENU button or return to the
previous menu
9. FUNC / Delete button Activate FUNC menu (Capture mode) or
delete photos (Playback mode)
or capture video clips, or is in the power-saving
mode.
The flash is charging, or the USB communication/
transfer is in progress.
• It is normal for the camera to become warm during operation, because the camera
casing can conduct heat.
• The LCD display on this camera is manufactured with sophisticated technology, and
more than 99.99% of the pixels on the LCD display meet standard specifications. Yet, it
is possible that less than 0.01% of the pixels on the LCD display may have some light
spots or show unusual colors. This is normal and does not indicate display
malfunction, nor will this affect the pictures you take with the camera.
• The LCD monitor looks darker in strong sunlight or bright light. This is not a
malfunction.
• To prevent your images from being blurred while pressing the shutter button, always
hold the camera steady. This is especially important when you are shooting under low
lighting conditions, under which your camera may reduce the shutter speed to ensure
your images are properly exposed.
Preparing the camera for use 3
Preparing the camera for use
Use only the specified batteries for the camera, and always turn off the camera before
removing the batteries.
A
B
To install the batteries:
1. Open the battery cover (A).
2. Insert the batteries in the correct direction by
matching the + - label on the battery cover (B).
3. Push the batteries all the way down.
4. Close the battery cover (D).
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To remove the batteries:
1. Open the battery cover.
2. Pull the batteries out (C).
3. Close the battery cover (D).
Using multifunctional buttons
You can choose camera settings by pressing the 4-way control or the button.
1. Left/Focus:
• Scrolls left in menus.
• Toggles between different focus modes.
2. Up:
• Scrolls up in menus.
• Turns on/off Face Tracking. See "Face Tracking" on page
9 for details.
• Rotates an image. See "Rotating an image" on page 25
for details.
3. Right/Flash:
• Scrolls right in menus.
• Selects a flash mode.
4. Down:
• Scrolls down in menus.
5. : Confirms a chosen setting.
4 Preparing the camera for use
Using an SD card
The camera comes with internal memory for storing captured images, video clips, or audio
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files. You can also add an SD card to store more files.
To install an SD card:
1. Make sure the camera is turned off.
2. Open the memory card cover.
3. Insert an SD card in the correct direction.
4. Close the memory card cover.
To remove an SD card:
1. Make sure the camera is turned off.
2. Open the memory card cover.
3. Lightly press the edge of the memory card to eject.
4. Close the memory card cover.
Before initial use of an SD card, press > > Manage Memory > / >
Format > > Yes to format the card first.
Initial setting 5
Initial setting
You will be prompted to set up the language and the date and time when the camera is
turned on for the first time.
Setting language
Selects the language version shown on the screen.
To select a language:
1. Press > . (Step 1 is needed only after the
initial setting is done.)
2. Press or to locate ,
and then press or .
3. Press , , , or to locate the language you want.
4. Press to set the language.
SET
OK
MENU
Setting date and time
When first time using the camera or the batteries has been
removed from the camera for a long time, you need to set the
date and time. They are used to record when a file was
captured.
To set date and time:
1. Press > . (Step 1 is needed only after the
initial setting is done.)
2. Press or to locate Date/Time, and then press or .
3. Press or to select date and time and date format. Press or to move
to another column as needed.
4. Press to set the date and time.
SET
OK
MENU
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6 Operating the camera
Optical Zoom
Digital Zoom
Operating the camera
The procedure below is a general guideline for basic operation. It is particularly useful if you
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are new to the camera.
1. Press the Power button to turn the power on.
2. Press > , , , or to locate desired options (under two different
tabs: and ), and then press or to make selections.
Remember to follow the on-screen display or press for instructions (wherever
available). Next, press corresponding buttons to access and set more options. At any time, you
can cancel the current operation by pressing to return to your previous step.
3. Press to zoom-in or to zoom-out. (In the Movie Record mode, you can still adjust
the optical zoom before or during recording.)
4. Press the shutter halfway to set automatic focus. Once the focus is set, the focus frame
color will turn from white (unfocused) to yellow-green (focused).
5. Press the shutter down fully to capture.
6. Release the shutter.
7. In the Movie Record mode, press the shutter to stop video recording.
8. Press to view captured images or recorded videos, and then press , or to move
to different images/videos. You can also press or to zoom-in/out a captured image,
or press to view 9 images on the screen.
• When you are adjusting the focus, there is a separator in the zoom bar between
and . For best image quality, it is recommended to use optical zoom only by
keeping the magnification within and the separator.
• Flash is automatically turned off in the Movie Record mode.
• The Movie Record mode records both sound and video. The recording time is
continuous, but recording will stop once the memory card space is full.
• In the Movie Record mode, sound is temporarily muted when you are adjusting the
focus.
• Anytime in the Playback mode, you can press to switch to the Capture mode.
• At any time, you can press the Power button to turn off the camera.
• In Capture or Playback mode, press to decide what information to show on the
screen.
Capture mode
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Item Description Page reference
1 Shooting mode 14
2 Flash mode 9
3 Focus mode 10
4 Drive mode 17
5AEB 17
6 S.S.F. --
7 Number of shots available --
8 Image size 10
9 Image quality 11
10 Face Tracking 9
11 IS O 12
12 White Balance 11
13 AE metering 13
14 Exposure value (EV) 11
15 AF area 18
16 Histogram --
17 Battery status 21
18 Camera shake warning --
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ISO
8 Capture mode
My Mode
(the 6 most recent
record modes, in
the order used)
ISO
Exposure Value
(EV)
Effect
Image Quality
White Balance
Metering
Resolution
• In the Capture mode, press to toggle among 5 display modes (standard,
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complete, none, rule of thirds, and Help Screen).
• Use the rule of thirds display mode to improve your composition by placing subjects on
at least one of the intersections of these 4 imaginary lines.
• Help Screen diagram provides a quick overview to the major functions of camera
buttons.
• While the shutter is pressed halfway, the shutter speed and the aperture are also
shown on the screen (not available in the Movie Record mode).
• While the shutter is pressed down halfway, the AF area color changes to yellow-green,
camera shake warning (appears only if the camera itself detects possible shaking),
aperture, shutter speed and ISO setting are also shown on the screen.
More capture options in FUNC menu
Press the FUNC button to access more capture options. Depending on your
settings, the displayed option icons in the FUNC menu may vary.
To use the FUNC menu:
1. Press to enter the FUNC menu and currently selected setting shows.
2. Press , to go to another option, or press or to select a setting.
3. Press to confirm the setting.
Capture mode 9
Flash mode
The flash offers an additional light source (usually used in a low-light environment). You
can capture an image using one of the following flash modes.
Icon Mode Description
Auto Flash The flash fires automatically based on the photographic
Auto Anti Red-eye Reduces the red-eye phenomenon when capturing
Force On The flash always fires regardless of the surrounding
Slow Sync Fires the flash immediately at the beginning of exposure
Force Off The flash does not fire. Select this mode when flash
conditions.
natural-looking images of people and animals in low-light
conditions. Be sure to ask the subject to look at the
camera lens or get as close to the camera as possible.
The flash fires automatically based on the photographic
conditions.
lighting conditions. Select this mode when capturing
images with high contrast (backlighting) and deep
shadows.
with a longer shutter speed, so balanced ambient
lighting of the foreground subject and background scene
can be reached in a low-light environment.
photography is prohibited, or when the distance to the
subject is beyond the effective range of the flash.
To select a flash mode:
1. Go to the Capture mode.
2. Keep pressing to toggle among different flash modes and select a desired option.
Face Tracking
Focuses on the position of faces (max. 10 faces) simultaneously. While using the Face
Tracking function, point the camera to where the people (your subjects) are located. Focus
frames of Face Tracking will automatically detect faces (maximum 10) and show on the
LCD screen.
• Due to environmental factors such as lighting, the number of detected faces might be
different from that of the actual faces.
• To achieve the best result, ask your subjects not to turn their faces partially away from
the lens.
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10 Capture mode
Focus mode
Icon Mode Description
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Auto focus Adjusts focus automatically.
Macro Used when capturing images at a close distance.
Pan Focus Used when you want to capture the subjects in a certain focus
Infinity Used when capturing images at long distance.
range.
To select the focus mode:
1. Go to the Capture mode.
2. Keep pressing to toggle between Auto focus and focus modes.
Image size
Icon Description Icon Description
12 megapixels
(4000 x 3000; for C1230X only)
10 megapixels
(3648 x 2736; for C1030X only)
3:2
(4000 x 2672; for C1230X only)
or
(3648 x 2432; for C1030X only)
8 megapixels (3264 x 2448) VGA (640 x 480)
To select an image size:
1. Press > Resolution.
2. Press or to select a setting.
3. Press to confirm setting.
5 megapixels (2592 x 1944)
3 megapixels (2048 x 1536)
HD 16:9
(1920 x 1080 in full HD format)
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Image quality
Icon Mode Description
Super Fine Best image quality with the lowest compression rate. File size is
Fine Better image quality with medium compression rate. File size is
Normal Good image quality with the highest compression rate. File size
the largest.
medium.
is the smallest.
To select an image quality level:
1. Press > Image Quality.
2. Press or to select a setting.
3. Press to confirm setting.
Setting EV
EV (Exposure Value) lightens or darkens the entire image.
Adjust EV when the brightness between the subject and the
background is not balanced, or when the subject occupies
only a small part of the picture.
To select an EV:
1. Press > EV.
2. Press or to select an EV from the EV bar, and then press to confirm setting.
White Balance
Compensates for color temperatures in different lighting conditions, so white and other
colors can display properly when you capture images.
Icon Mode Description
Auto Adjusts white balance automatically.
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Daylight Used in bright daylight conditions.
Cloudy Used in twilight or shady conditions.
Tungsten Used when subjects lit by tungsten (incandescent) lighting.
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Fluorescent H Adjusts for fluorescent lighting. Corrects the green hue of
Fluorescent L
Manual Used when you want to manually adjust white balance in a
fluorescent lighting. Ideal for indoor photos under
fluorescent lighting without a flash.
particular lighting condition.
To select White Balance:
1. Press > White Balance.
2. Press or to select a white balance option. (When selecting the manual mode, you
must first point the adjustment frame shown on the screen at a blank sheet of white paper
or something similar, and press the Shutter for the camera to detect proper colors.)
3. Press to confirm setting.
ISO
ISO configures the camera’s sensitivity to light. The higher the ISO value, the brighter
picture you can take in a low-light environment. Yet, you may see more noise in the picture
as you increase the ISO value.
Icon Description
Automatically sets the ISO value.
Equivalent to color ISO 50/100/200 film. Used for outdoor
To select an ISO value:
1. Press > ISO.
2. Press or to select an ISO Value.
3. Press to confirm setting.
photography in bright sunlight.
Equivalent to color ISO 400/800/1600/3200/6400 film. Used it in
a low-light environment or where the flash light is not allowed.
• ISO 3200 for resolution of 3M or under only.
• ISO 6400 for resolution of VGA or HD 16:9 only.
AE metering
Icon Mode Description
Matrix Detects the exposure based on multiple points in
Cent. Weight (Center Weight) Detects the exposure of the entire shooting
Spot Detects the exposure based on the center spot in
the subject area.
screen, but gives more importance to the values
near center.
the subject area.
To select an AE metering option:
1. Press > Metering.
2. Press or to select an AE metering option.
3. Press to confirm setting.
Effect
Adds color filter effects to the image or video you want to capture.
Icon Mode Description
Normal No effects are added.
Vivid Adds an effect with very clear and bright color tones.
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Sepia Adds an effect with dark reddish brown color tones, so
B/W (Black and White) Adds an effect with monochromatic color tones.
Vivid Red The image becomes reddish.
Vivid Green The image becomes greenish.
Vivid Blue The image becomes bluish.
the image or video looks as if it is old.
To select an effect:
1. Press > Effect.
2. Press or to select an Effect option.
3. Press to confirm setting.
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Shooting mode
Select one of the following shooting modes to fit your shooting condition.
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Icon Mode Description
Auto Mode The camera automatically decide most settings, so you
Smart Scene Automatically selects a shooting mode based on the
Program You can set the shooting parameters manually.
can capture images with ease.
current shooting environment.
Aperture Priority You can choose an aperture value, while the shutter
Shutter Priority You can choose a shutter speed, while the aperture
Manual Lets you set both aperture and shutter speed manually.
Movie Record Captures videos with sound. When viewing the captured
Smile Catch Automatically takes a shot when a smile is detected.
Blink Detector Warns of eye blinks if detected & lets you decide
Portrait Makes the subject (usually a person) stand out with
Landscape Captures a scene in the distance with the focus area set
Sports Uses a high shutter speed to capture objects in motion.
Backlight Increases exposure (by turning on the flash) when light
Night Scene Captures photos in a low-light environment, such as in
Night Portrait Shoots night scenes and portraits clearly. Please keep
Love Portrait Takes a self portrait with at least two faces in a confined
Pre-composition Captures the background first, so the helper can use it to
speed is automatically determined by the lighting
condition of the subject.
value is automatically determined by the lighting
condition of the subject.
video file later, you can see a unique icon that appears
on the screen and indicates that this is a video file.
whether to save the image file.
smooth and natural-looking skin tones.
to infinity and a lower aperture value. The maximum
depth of view can also be achieved.
illuminates the subject from behind.
the evening or at night.
the camera steady or use a tripod while using this mode.
area.
take the final shot.
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Snow Used under a very bright light environment such as snow
Fireworks Adds exposure time to shoot firework trails. Please keep
Building Enhances lines & contracts to highlight the sense of the
Soft Flowing Water Uses a low shutter speed for motion blur. Please keep
Web Auction Reduces the file size for faster internet upload. Files
Beauty Enhancer Enhances the tone of skin so that the facial skin appears
Food Captures food by enhancing color brightness and giving
Candle Light Makes a picture look warm, and thus captures the mood
Party Captures the party atmosphere usually under indoor
Text Improves clarity & contrast when taking a close-up
Child Increases sensitivity and emphasizes children's skin
Sunset Captures the warmth and atmosphere (represented by
Voice Rec. (Voice
Record)
• ISO, Metering, and White Balance are not available in some shooting modes like Auto
Mode. You must select another mode like Manual to enable these options.
• When S.S.F. is turned on, adjusting ISO is unavailable no matter which shooting mode
you select.
scenes.
the camera steady or use a tripod while using this mode.
three dimensions (3D) for a building.
the camera steady or use a tripod while using this mode.
saved in this mode are stored under the XXX_AUCT
directory (XXX are numbers).
smooth.
more vivid colors.
under candle light source. Flash is always off.
light source.
picture of documents.
tones.
hue) of sunrise or sunset.
Captures background sound only (no images or videos).
When listening to the captured audio file later, you can
see a unique icon that appears on the screen and
indicates that this is an audio file.
To select a shooting mode:
1. Press > > Shooting Mode.
2. The currently selected shooting mode shows. Press , , or to locate
another desired option.
When you are selecting from different shooting modes, press for detailed explanation
of each shooting mode. Press to close the shooting mode description when you are done.
3. Press to confirm setting.
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Aperture Priority
Aperture priority is often used when shooting static subjects or emphasizing the depth of
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field. In general, use a smaller aperture if a greater depth of field is needed.
To adjust aperture value:
1. Go to the Capture mode with Aperture Priority mode selected.
2. Press .
3. Press / to adjust the aperture value.
4. Press to confirm setting.
Shutter Priority
Shutter priority is often used when shooting moving subjects. In general, use a shorter
shutter speed to catch a fast-moving object.
To adjust shutter speed in Shutter Priority:
1. Go to the Capture mode with Shutter Priority mode selected.
2. Press .
3. Press / to adjust the shutter speed.
4. Press to confirm setting.
Manual mode
You can choose the aperture value and shutter speed in Manual mode.
To adjust values in Manual mode:
1. Go to the Capture mode with Manual mode selected.
2. Press .
3. Press / to adjust the aperture value, or / to adjust the shutter speed.
4. Press to confirm setting.
When toggling between Av/Tv, press the shutter halfway for exposure metering.
Drive mode
Icon Mode Description
Standard Takes one picture at a time.
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Self-timer Automatically takes a picture after 2 or 10 second delay.
Double Performs delay and capture twice:
Burst Continuously takes pictures as long as you keep
This mode is useful when you want to be part of the
picture.
1. Performs a 10-second delay, then captures the
image.
2. Performs another 2-second delay then captures the
image again.
pressing the Shutter. The flash is always off in this mode.
To select a drive mode:
1. Go to the Capture mode.
2. Press > > Drive Mode.
3. Press or , and then select a desired option.
4. Press > .
Auto Exposure Bracketing (AEB)
The AEB function automatically takes 3 pictures with slightly different settings in the
shutter speed or the aperture value.
To turn on/off AEB:
1. Go to the Capture mode.
2. Press > > AEB.
3. Press or , and then select or .
4. Press > .
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AF area
Icon Mode Description
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Wide Focuses on a wide range of multiple objects.
Center Focuses on the center area of the objects.
To select an automatic focus area:
1. Press > > AF Area.
2. Press or , and then select a focusing area.
3. Press > .
AF Assist Lamp
This function emits red light allowing the camera to focus easily when half pressed the
Shutter button.
To turn on/off AF Assist Lamp:
1. Go to the Capture mode.
2. Press > > AF Assist Lamp.
3. Press or , and then select or .
4. Press > .
Setting sharpness, saturation and contrast
Adjusts how colors appear in the pictures by setting sharpness, saturation, and contrast.
To set sharpness, saturation, or contrast:
1. Press > , and then select Sharpness, Saturation or Contrast.
2. Press or , and then select High, Normal, or Low.
3. Press > .
Digital Zoom
The digital zoom enlarges or shrinks the image using a software process.
Icon Mode Description
Wise Zoom Reduces the image size, and thus increases the effective
Digital Zoom Turns on the digital zoom feature.
OFF Turns off the digital zoom feature.
zoom length without sacrificing image quality.
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To select a digital zoom:
1. Press > > Digital Zoom.
2. Press or , and then select a digital zoom type or .
3. Press > .
Date Stamp
Imprints the date when a picture was taken on the picture itself.
To set the date stamp:
1. Press > > Date Stamp.
2. Press or , and then select Date, Date & Time, or .
3. Press > .
Instant Review
This feature displays the still image that just recorded for 1 second.
To set the Instant Review:
1. Press > > Instant Review.
2. Press or , and then select or .
3. Press > .
During instant review, half press the shutter to return to the capture mode.
Smart Scene
Automatically selects the best shooting mode from Backlight , Backlight Portrait ,
Landscape , Portrait , Night Scene , Night Portrait , Sunset , and
Macro .
1. Press > > Shooting Mode and select .
2. Press the shutter halfway to set automatic focus. The selected shooting mode is displayed
in the top left corner of the screen.
3. Press the shutter to capture an image.
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Blink Detector
Automatically detects blinking when you capture an image.
1. Press > > Shooting Mode and select .
2. Press the shutter to capture an image. If blinking is detected, a warning message appears
on the screen.
3. Press / to save or discard the image, and then press to confirm.
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Love Portrait
Takes a self portrait of at least two faces .
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1. Press > > Shooting Mode and select .
2. Once faces are detected, the camera will automatically take a picture after a two-second
countdown.
During the countdown, you can press the shutter to cancel the countdown. The camera
will then start detecting faces again.
3. The camera continues to detect faces and take more pictures by repeating Step 2. This
face tracking will automatically stop if no faces are detected.
Pre-composition
Captures the background first for positioning the final image. Ideal for asking others to take
your photo.
1. Press > > Shooting Mode and select .
2. Press the shutter to capture the background. The bottom section of the screen displays the
captured background image.
3. Use the captured background image to frame the composition, and press the shutter to
capture the final image.
Smile Catch
Captures an image when the subject smiles.
1. Press > > Shooting Mode and select .
2. The camera is tracking the face of your subject (a white frame shows).
3. Once a smile is detected, the camera instantly takes a picture.
4. The camera continues to detect smiles and takes more pictures (Step 3 is repeated).
Face tracking (one face only) is always on in the Smile Catch mode.
Movie Record mode settings
Icon Description
Video Format: 16: 9 (720 x 400), VGA (640 x 480), QVGA (320 x 240),
or Web sharing (640 x 480).
Videos captured in Web sharing mode are stored under the
XXXUTUBE directory (XXX are numbers) with the file size limited to 1
GB or 10 minutes per video file (video recording will automatically stop).
White Balance: Auto, Daylight, Cloudy, Tungsten, Fluorescent H,
Fluorescent L, or Manual. See "White Balance" on page 11 for more
details.
AE metering: Matrix, Center, Spot. "AE metering" on page 13 for more
details.
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Effect: Normal, Vivid, Sepia, B&W, Vivid Red, Vivid Green, Vivid Blue.
"Effect" on page 13 for more details.
To select a Movie Record option:
1. Press > > Shooting Mode > Movie Record mode, and make sure you can
see the icon on the screen.
2. Press , and then select an option.
3. Press or to select a setting.
4. Press to confirm setting.
Battery status
Icon Description
Battery power is full.
Battery power remains adequate.
Battery power is low.
Battery power is very low. You should replace the batteries ASAP.
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Other settings
Press > , and then select an option.
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Option Description
Sounds [Startup] Sets a type of the startup sound.
[Shutter] Sets the shutter sound on and off.
[Operation] Sets the operation sound on and off.
[Volume] Adjusts the volume of the shutter sound, startup
Power Saving
LCD Saving
Date/Time Sets the date and time.
File Numbering [Series] Stores the most recently used file number
TV Format You can review images on a television with the supplied AV cable.
LCD Brightness [High] The LCD brightness is increased.
[1 min.]
[3 min.]
[5 min.]
[Off]
[On]
[Off]
Select a language for display menus and other information.
[Reset] Resets file numbering each time the memory card
[NTSC]
[PAL]
TV Format should be set to either NTSC or PAL depending on
your region. For details about which system should be used, check
with your local authorities.
[Normal] The LCD brightness remains at the default value.
sound, operation sound and playback sound.
For power conservation, the camera automatically
enters the standby mode after it has been idle for
a period of time. (Press any key to resume.)
The camera remains on when idle.
For power conservation, the LCD screen is
automatically dimmed after the camera has been
idle for 5 seconds. (Press any key to resume.)
The LCD screen remains bright when the camera
is idle.
regardless of deleted files or a change of memory
card. This is useful for avoiding the file name
duplication when images are downloaded to a
computer.
is changed.
America, Japan, Taiwan and others
China, Europe, Oceania, and others
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Battery Type To ensure the camera displays battery level correctly, set the type to
Manage Memory [Format] Formats the internal memory or the memory card.
Reset All Resets the entire menu and button operation settings to initial
match the batteries used. Carbon-Zinc batteries are not
recommended.
[Alkaline]
[NiMH]
[Lithium]
[Oxyride]
[Copy to Card] Copies files from the internal memory to the
default.
The following settings do not change after Reset All:
Date & Time setting
Language setting
TV Format setting
When using Alkaline batteries.
When using NiMH batteries.
When using Lithium batteries.
When using Oxyride batteries.
memory card.
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24 Playback mode
01.15.2009
08:05
Playback mode
Press to enter the Playback mode.
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08:05
08:05
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1.25MB
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1/200 F2.8F2.8
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EV
12M
• When the camera is off, press and hold for at least one second to enter the
Playback mode.
• In the Capture mode, press to enter the Playback mode.
• In the Playback mode, press or the Shutter to switch to the Capture mode.
• While pausing video playback, you can press the shutter to capture the video frame as
a still image in the VGA format.
Item Description Page reference
1 Indicates that the camera is in the Playback mode. --
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3 Indicates this file has a voice memo or the file is an
audio file.
4 Indicates the file is marked for printing. --
5 Displays the shooting parameters when you took the
picture or playback controls. Press to toggle
between different displayed information.
6 Date and time when the file was created. --
7 File number --
8 Histogram --
9 File name, file size, shutter speed, and aperture value --
2.02.0
ISO
400
400
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Options for playback and editing
When the camera is in the Playback mode, press , or to move to different files. You
can also select any of the following options.
Enlarging an image
Magnifies an image, so more details can be seen.
To enlarge an image:
1. Press .
2. Press or to move to the image you want to enlarge.
3. Press to zoom-in or to zoom-out.
4. Press , , , or to move to the area you want to see.
5. Press to return to the normal viewing size.
Rotating an image
You can press to change the orientation of an image at 90 degrees clockwise at a
time.
For each rotation, the image file in the new orientation is automatically saved.
Viewing multiple files at a time
Shows up to 9 files at a time on the screen.
To view multiple files:
1. Press > .
Maximum 9 files (shown in thumbnails) are displayed on the screen. Press , ,
, or to select a file, and then press or to view it in its normal viewing
size.
Playing back video clips
View recorded video clips in the playback mode.
To view a video clip:
1. Press .
2. Press or to move to the video clip you want to view.
3. Start playing back.
• Press to start playing the video clip.
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• Press to stop the video clip, or press to pause it. Press again to
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resume.
• During video playback, press to fast forward or press to rewind.
• While pausing video playback, you can press the shutter to capture the video frame as
a still image in the VGA format.
• While pausing video playback, you can view the video frame by frame. Press to fast
forward one frame, or press to rewind one frame. Press and hold to fast
forward frame by frame continuously, or press and hold to rewind frame by frame
continuously.
Adjusting the playback volume
Increase or decrease the volume of video clips, audio clips, or voice memos.
To adjust the playback volume:
1. Turn the power on, and set the camera to the playback mode.
2. Press or to select a video clip, audio clip, or voice memo that you want to playback.
3. Adjust the volume.
• Press to increase the volume.
• Press to decrease the volume.
The volume can be set during playback, but not during rewind/fast forward/pause.
Slideshow
Sets the time interval for presenting a series of captured image and video files (first frame
only).
To play a slideshow:
1. Press > > > Slideshow > or .
2. Change the slideshow settings.
• Use the four-way control to set one of the following slideshow effects:
• Applies a transition effect from left to right.
• Applies a transition effect from upper-left side to lower-right side.
• Applies a horizontal transition effect.
• Applies a vertical transition effect.
• Applies a horizontal transition effect by intersecting an image.
• You can set the interval between 1/3/5/10 seconds.
3. Select whether you want to repeat the slideshow.
4. Select Start and press to play the slideshow.
If you want to pause it at any time, press . Press again to resume playback. To
stop the slideshow, press .
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Deleting files
Removes selected or all files.
To delete files:
1. Press > > > Delete > or .
2. Select whether to delete this selected file, other selected, all files, or voice memo only, and
then press .
Protecting files
Prevents selected files from accidental removal.
To protect files:
1. Press > > > Protect > or .
2. Select whether to protect this selected file, other selected, or all files, and then press .
You will then see the icon indicating the file is protected.
You can remove the protection anytime by following the same procedure as shown above.
Note that in Step 2 the on-screen instruction will ask you how you want to remove the
protection.
Red-eye Removal
The Red Eye Correction function is used to reduce red eye in captured images. This function
is only available for still images. Red eye correction can be applied to an image several times,
but the quality may gradually deteriorate.
1. Press > or to move to the image you want to apply Red-eye Removal.
2. Press > > Red-eye Removal > or .
3. Press Start and the Red-eye Correction function will automatically complete.
4. Select one of the following three options:
• Overwrite: Saves the change (made by the Red Eye Correction function) to the original
image.
• Save as: Save the change to another new image file.
• Cancel: Discard the change.
5. Press to confirm the change.
Voice memo
Inserts a voice annotation to an image file.
To record a voice memo:
1. Press > or to move to the image you want to add a voice memo.
2. Press > > Voice Memo > or .
3. Select Start > to start recording your voice.
4. Select Stop > to stop recording.
To play back a voice memo:
1. Press to play the voice memo.
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2. Press to pause the playback.
3. Press to resume the playback.
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4. Press to exit playback.
Photo Effect
You can add special effects to your images.
Icon Option Description
Normal No effect is added to the image.
Sepia Recorded image will be stored in a sepia tone.
B/W Convert image to black & white.
Negative Colors become the opposite of what they were in the original
Mosaic Applies a mosaic tile effect to the image.
Vivid Red The image becomes reddish.
Vivid Green The image becomes greenish.
Vivid Blue The image becomes bluish.
image.
To add a special effect to an image:
1. Press > or to move to the image you want to add an effect to.
2. Press > > Photo Effect > or .
3. Press , or to select the effect.
4. Press to confirm the change and save the image file.
Tr im m i ng
Crops part of an image file, reduces the image size, and overwrites the image file or saves it
as another new file.
To trim an image:
1. Press > or to move to the image you want to trim.
2. Press > > Trim > or .
3. Press or to select the target image size (8M, 5M, 3M, VGA) to which you want to
reduce.
4. Press , , , or to locate the area to trim.
5. Press to confirm the change and save the image file.
You cannot trim images in the size of 3:2, 16:9, or VGA.
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Resizing
Changes an image file to a smaller size, and overwrites the image file or saves it as another
new file.
To resize an image:
1. Press > or to move to the image you want to resize.
2. Press > > Resize > or .
3. Press or to select the target image size to which you want to reduce.
4. Press to confirm the change and save the image file.
Startup image
Sets the welcome screen when the camera is powering on.
To select a startup image:
1. Press > > Startup Image > or .
• To use the default startup image, select Default.
• To use a custom image, select My Photos and press or to select an image.
• To disable the startup image, select Off.
2. Press .
DPOF
The Digital Print Order Format (DPOF) setting allows you to select images on the memory
card for printing and specify the number of print copies in advance using the camera. This
is extremely convenient for sending the images to a photo developing service or for printing
on a direct print function compatible printer.
To set up DPOF:
1. Press > > DPOF.
2. Press or and select one of the following options.
• To set the DPOF setting for one image in a time, select One. and press or to
select an image.
• To set the DPOF setting for all images in a time, select All.
• To clear all DPOF settings to initial default, select Reset.
3. Press or to specify the number of copies.
4. Press to decide whether you want to turn the date stamp on.
5. Press .
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Working with computer and AV system
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Bundled software
The camera offers the following programs on a CD.
ArcSoft
PhotoImpression 5
ArcSoft
VideoImpression 2
To install these programs, see the information supplied with the CD.
Connecting the camera to a computer
You can connect the camera to a PC or notebook to transfer, view,
print, or edit files.
To connect the camera to a computer:
1. Connect the end of the smaller plug of the USB cable to the
camera.
2. Connect the other end of the USB cable to an available USB port on your computer.
3. Turn on the camera.
4. Select Computer and wait for the connection.
5. A Removable Disk icon appears in My Computer. Click this icon to access the files in your
camera.
• When connecting the camera to a computer, it is necessary to install batteries into the
camera.
• When connecting the camera to a computer, please use the original accessory of the
USB cable to avoid possible system conflicts and damage to the camera.
Connecting the camera to an AV system
You can play files in your camera from an AV system such as TV or projector.
To connect the camera to an AV system:
1. Connect the end of the smaller plug of the AV cable to the camera.
2. Connect the yellow video plug and the white audio plug of the AV cable to a video-input jack
and an audio-input jack (left channel) on your AV system.
3. Turn on the AV system, and then switch to the AV source connecting to the camera.
4. Turn on the camera.
5. Follow the on-screen instructions to operate the camera via the TV or projector screen.
Combines photo editing with creative enhancement and sharing tools
that maximize your digital media experience.
Creates multimedia presentations by combining photos and video
clips with audio, text and scene transitions.
Printing images
In addition to printing images by connecting the camera to a printer via a computer or
bringing the memory card (if available) to a photo-processing center, you can choose to
print using PictBridge.
Printing with PictBridge
You can directly print images by connecting your camera to a PictBridge-compatible
printer without using a computer.
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To print images from a PictBridge-compatible printer:
1. Connect the end of the smaller plug of the USB cable to the camera.
2. Connect the other end of the USB cable to an available USB port on your printer.
3. Turn on the printer. Wait for a while until it finishes starting up and is ready to print.
4. Turn on the camera.
5. Select Printer and wait for the connection.
6. Select one of the following options:
• To print one image in a time, select Print One, and press or to select an image.
• To print all images in a time, select All.
• To print all images (shown by thumbnails) in a time, select Index.
7. Press .
• The above procedure may vary depending on the printer type you are using.
• If you connect the camera to your printer while the printer is still starting up, the
camera will be automatically turned off.
• Failure to follow the above procedure will make the camera show an error message.
Please disconnect the camera and the camera will be automatically turned off.
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32 Troubleshooting and service information
Troubleshooting and service information
If your camera cannot operate normally, see the frequently encountered problems and
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solutions listed below. If the problem persists, contact your nearest service center or
technical support.
Problem Cause Solution
The camera
cannot power up.
The battery power
is draining quickly.
The batteries or
camera is warm.
The flash does not
fire or recharge.
Even though the
flash fired, the
image is dark.
The image is too
bright or too dark.
I cannot format a
memory card.
I cannot download
images from the
camera to my
computer.
There are no batteries or the
batteries are not inserted correctly.
The batteries have no power. Replace the batteries.
The external temperature is
extremely low.
Many shots are being captured in
dark places, requiring a flash.
The camera or flash was used
continuously over a long period of
time.
The camera flash is turned off. Set the flash to Auto Flash.
The light source is sufficient. --
The distance to the subject is
greater than the flash's effective
range.
The exposure is excessive or
inadequate.
The memory card is writeprotected.
End of the memory card life. Insert a new memory card.
The free space on the hard disk of
your computer is insufficient.
There is no power being supplied
to the camera.
Insert the batteries correctly.
--
--
--
Get closer to the subject and shoot.
Reset exposure compensation.
Remove the write protection.
Ensure that the hard disk has
enough space for running Windows
and that the drive for loading image
files has free space equal to or
greater than the memory card in
the camera.
Replace the batteries.
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The camera does
not shoot even
when pressing the
shutter button.
I cannot print
images with
PictBridgecompliant printers.
The batteries are running low. Replace the batteries.
The camera is not in the Capture
mode.
The shutter button was not pressed
all the way down.
The internal memory or memory
card does not have any free space.
The flash is recharging. Wait until the flash mode icon,
The camera does not recognize the
memory card.
The camera is connected to the
printer when the camera is
powered off.
Switch to the Capture mode.
Press the shutter button all the way
down.
Load a new card or delete
unwanted files.
indicated on the screen, stops
flashing.
Format the memory card before the
initial use or before using with
another camera.
Connect the camera to the printer,
turn on the camera, and then select
Printer.
Technical support
For technical assistance, free driver updates, product information, and news releases, visit
the following web site:
http://www.BenQ.com
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34 Specifications
Specifications
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Sensor Sony 12 (C123X) / 10 (C103X) Mega Pixels, 1/2.3 inch CCD
Zoom Optical: 3X
Lens f = 6.2 (W) ~ 18.6 (T) mm
Focus Range Normal: 80 cm ~ Infinity
LCD 2.7” LCD 230k pixels
Image Resolution • 12M (4000 x 3000; for C1230X only)
Movie Mode 16: 9 (720 x 400), VGA (640 x 480), QVGA (320 x 240), or Web
Shutter Speed 1/2000 ~ 1 sec (Fireworks 2 sec.; Manual 15 sec.; Night Scene 15
White Balance Auto, Daylight, Cloudy, Tungsten, Fluorescent H, Fluorescent L,
Exposure -2 ~ +2 EV (0.3EV / step)
ISO • Auto / 50 / 100 / 200 / 400 / 800 / 1600
Flash Auto Flash / Auto Anti Red-eye / Force On / Slow Sync / Force Off
Drive mode Off (Single) / 10 sec. / 2 sec. / Double / Burst
Power Source Two AA batteries
Storage Type Built-in approx. 21.1 MB (Usable)
File Format Still Image: JPEG (EXIF 2.2 compatible); DCF compatible
Dimensions / Weight 92.0 x 60.5 x 23.8 mm
Digital: Up to 5X (Preview) / Up to 12X (Playback)
F: 3.0 (W) ~ 5.6 (T)
(C103X: f = 35 mm ~ 105mm, 35mm equivalent)
(C123X: f = 34.6 mm ~ 103.8mm, 35mm equivalent)
Macro: W= 5 ~ 100cm
• 10M (3648 x 2736; for C1030X only)
• 3:2 (4000 x 2672; for C1230X only) or (3648 x 2432; for C1030X
only)
• 8M (3264 x 2448) / 5M (2592 x 1944) / 3M (2048 x 1536) /
HD 16:9 (1920 x 1080 in full HD format) / VGA (640 x 480)
sharing (640 x 480)
30 fps
Continuous recording with sound
sec.)
Manual
• 3200 (for resolution of 3M or below only)
• 6400 (for resolution of VGA or HD 16:9 only)
4GB SD / 32GB SDHC card compatible
Supported file formats:
• Video: MJPEG
•Audio: WAV
120g (w/o batteries & SD card)
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Interface Digital output: USB 2.0 compatible
Accessory USB Cable / Software & User Manual CD / User Manual or Quick
All information, designs, and specifications are subject to change without prior notice.
Audio / Video output (NTSC/PAL)
PictBridge compatible
Guide / Hand Strap / Leather case / Non-rechargeable AA batteries
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