Concord Camera JD C3.1z3 User Manual

User’s Guide

www.concord-camera.com

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CONGRATULATIONS

Congratulations on the purchase of your new camera. Your camera has been carefully engineered and manufactured to give you dependable operation. Read this manual before operating the camera to become more familiar with it.

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This manual has been written and formatted with depth and detail so that you can easily follow the instructions to maximize the features of your camera.

CAMERA OVERVIEW

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Top/Front

11. Flash Ready LED

12. Auto-Focus LED

13. Viewfinder

14. LCD

15. LCD On/Off Button

16. Tripod Socket

17. Battery/Memory Card Door

18. Mode Switch

19. Thumbnail/Wide/ Tele Zoom Button

20. MENU Button

21. Move up / Flash ( ) Button

22. OK Button

23. Wrist Strap Holder

24. Move to right / Macro ( ) Button

25. Speaker

26. Move down / Self-Timer ( ) Button

27. Memory Card Slot

28. Battery Compartment

29. Move to left / Continuous Shot Button( )

30. Reset Button

31. Delete Button

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Bottom/Back

11 12

1. Power Button

2. Shutter Button

3. Flash

4. Lens/Lens Door

5. Viewfinder

6. Flash Sensor

CAMERA OVERVIEW

7. Red-eye Reduction LED/ Self-Timer LED/ AF Assist Light

8. Port Cover

9. Mini-USB port

10. TV-Out port

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LCD ICONS

A B

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A. Resolution B. Camera Mode C. Flash / Scene Selection D. White Balance E. Battery Level F. Image Quality

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G. Frame Counter H. Macro I. Zoom Bar J. Self-Timer K. Memory Card

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: Einzelbild

: Serienbild

: Wiedergabe

: Video Clips

: Sport

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Camera Features

• 3.1 Megapixels, 2048 x 1536 Resolution

• 1.5” Color LCD

• 3x Optical Zoom

• 4x Digital Zoom

• AVI Video at 20fps at 320x240 or 160x120 Resolution

• 7 Preset Scenes, 2 Picture Effects

• Macro Mode

• Continuous Shooting Mode

• Self-timer

• Multi-Area Auto-Focus or Center Spot Auto-Focus

• 6 MB Internal Memory, SD Card Slot

• Compatible with Windows® 98/98SE/ 2000/ME/XP and Mac OS 9.0 or higher

TABLE OF CONTENTS

CAMERA OVERVIEW ........................................................................................................................................... 2

Top/Front ........................................................................................................................................................ 2

Bottom/Back ................................................................................................................................................... 2

LCD Icons ....................................................................................................................................................... 2

Camera Features ............................................................................................................................................ 2

GETTING STARTED .............................................................................................................................................. 5

Attaching the Wrist Strap ................................................................................................................................ 5

Loading the Batteries ..................................................................................................................................... 5

Turning the Camera On and Off ..................................................................................................................... 5

Removing the Protective Plastic Film ............................................................................................................. 5

Setting the Language, Date and Time ............................................................................................................ 6

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Checking the Battery Level ............................................................................................................................ 7

Turning the LCD On and Off .......................................................................................................................... 7

Internal Memory / Inserting the Memory Card ............................................................................................... 8

Setting the camera’s operational mode .......................................................................................................... 9

TAKING A PICTURE .............................................................................................................................................. 9

Taking Pictures with the Viewfinder ................................................................................................................ 9

Taking Pictures with the LCD ...................................................................................................................... 10

Using the Auto Focus Lock ...........................................................................................................................11

Setting the Flash .......................................................................................................................................... 12

Using the Optical Zoom ................................................................................................................................ 13

Using the Digital Zoom ................................................................................................................................. 13

Taking Pictures in Macro Mode .................................................................................................................... 14

Taking Pictures in Continuous Mode ........................................................................................................... 14

Taking Pictures in Self-Timer Mode .............................................................................................................. 15

Using the Main Menu in Camera Mode ....................................................................................................... 16

• Setting Capture Mode ........................................................................................................................... 17

• Taking Pictures in Sport Mode .............................................................................................................. 17

• Setting Image Quality ........................................................................................................................... 18

• Setting Image Resolution ...................................................................................................................... 18

• Selecting Scene Modes ........................................................................................................................ 20

• Setting White Balance .......................................................................................................................... 21

• Selecting Photo Effect ......................................................................................................................... 21

• Setting EV Compensation ..................................................................................................................... 22

• Setting ISO Sensitivity .......................................................................................................................... 23

• Setting Metering Method ....................................................................................................................... 24

• Setting AF Mode .................................................................................................................................. 24

TAKING VIDEO CLIPS ........................................................................................................................................ 25

Taking Video Clips ....................................................................................................................................... 25

Taking Video Clips in Self-timer Mode ......................................................................................................... 26

Using the Main Menu in Video Clip Mode .................................................................................................... 26

Setting Video Resolution .............................................................................................................................. 27

REVIEWING YOUR FILES .................................................................................................................................. 28

Using Review Mode ............................................................................................................

Reviewing Pictures/Video Clips .................................................................................................................... 28

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Enlarging Stored Picture .............................................................................................................................. 29

Using Thumbnail View .................................................................................................................................. 30

Using the Delete Button ............................................................................................................................... 30

Using the Main Menu in Review Mode ........................................................................................................ 32

• Deleting Files ........................................................................................................................................ 33

• Using Slide Show .................................................................................................................................. 34

• Transferring Files from Internal Memory to SD Card ............................................................................ 36

• Rotating Files ....................................................................................................................................... 36

CUSTOMIZING THE CAMERA SETTINGS ......................................................................................................... 37

Setup Menu and Features ............................................................................................................................ 39

Setting the Auto Off Time ............................................................................................................................. 39

Setting the Language ................................................................................................................................... 40

Setting the Date and Time ............................................................................................................................ 40

Setting the LCD Brightness .......................................................................................................................... 40

Formatting Memory Card ............................................................................................................................. 41

Turning Beep On or Off ................................................................................................................................ 42

Setting Quick View Interval .......................................................................................................................... 42

Setting AF Assist Light .................................................................................................................................. 43

RESTORE THE CAMERA TO FACTORY DEFAULT SETTINGS ....................................................................... 44

SOFTWARE INSTALLATION GUIDE .................................................................................................................. 45

Computer System Requirements ................................................................................................................. 45

Installation Requirements ............................................................................................................................. 45

Using the Installer Splash Screen ................................................................................................................ 46

Flow Diagram for Software Installation ........................................................................................................ 47

Identifying your Operating System ............................................................................................................... 48

Installing the Driver and DirectX 9 - Windows 98/98SE ............................................................................... 49

Installing DirectX 9 - Windows 2000 ............................................................................................................ 51

Installing ArcSoft PhotoImpression - all Windows users .............................................................................. 52

Installing Adobe Acrobat Reader 5 - all Windows users (optional) ..............................................................54

CONNECTING THE CAMERA TO THE COMPUTER ........................................................................................ 56

Downloading Pictures and Video Clips onto your Computer .......................................................................56

Using ArcSoft PhotoImpression .................................................................................................................... 57

Unplugging your Camera from the Computer .............................................................................................. 58

TV MODE ............................................................................................................................................................. 59

Connecting the Camera to the Television .................................................................................................... 59

Using the TV as a Live Viewfinder ............................................................................................................... 59

Reviewing Pictures and Video Clips on your TV .......................................................................................... 59

ERROR MESSAGES ........................................................................................................................................... 60

TROUBLESHOOTING ......................................................................................................................................... 61

GETTING HELP ................................................................................................................................................... 65

CAMERA SPECIFICATIONS ...............................................................................................................................68

SAFETY TIPS AND MAINTENANCE .................................................................................................................. 71

REGULATORY INFORMATION ........................................................................................................................... 74

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GETTING STARTED

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GETTING STARTED

ATTACHING THE WRIST STRAP

Be sure to use the wrist strap to avoid dropping the camera accidentally. When carrying the camera by the strap, don’t let it dangle to avoid shocks/damage to the exterior and/or interior of the camera.

LOADING THE BATTERIES

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fig.1.1 fig.1.2 fig.1.3

The camera uses 2x AA alkaline, lithium or rechargeable batteries. Rechargeable Batteries (NiMH) are highly recommended.

1. Slide the Battery/Memory Card door in the direction of the arrow, and lift it open. (fig.1.1)

2. Insert the batteries according to the polarity indication shown on the edge of the battery compartment.(fig.1.2)

3. Shut the Battery/Memory Card door by sliding it in the direction of the arrow, and close it securely. (fig.1.3)

TURNING THE CAMERA ON AND OFF

The Power Button is located at the top of the camera.

1. Press and hold the Power Button ( ) for more than 1 second to turn the camera on.

• The JENOPTIK logo will appear on the LCD for about 2 seconds.

• If the camera is in Camera Mode ( ) or Video Clip Mode ( ), the

• The LCD will turn on automatically and display live view.

2. To turn the camera off, press the Power ( ) Button.

Note: To extend battery life,

• The LCD will turn off after 1 minute of inactivity. After the LCD is automatically turned off, the Flash

• The camera will automatically power off after 2 minutes of inactivity by default.. Press and hold the

lens cover will open, and the lens will extend out automatically to the wide-angle position. Do not block the lens during extension.

Ready LED blinks. Press any buttons to reactivate the LCD.

Power ( ) Button for more than 1 second to turn the camera back on.

REMOVING THE PROTECTIVE PLASTIC FILM

To prevent the LCD from possible scratches or damages during transportation, the LCD is covered with a clear plastic film. Remember to remove the protective film for a clearer view of the subject when taking pictures.

GETTING STARTED

SETTING THE LANGUAGE, DATE AND TIME

When the camera is powered on for the first time, the Language, Date and Time menus will appear.

DATE/TIME SETUP

01 - 01 - 2004

01 : 01 AM MM - DD - YYYY 12 - HOUR

RETURN SET

fig. 1.1 fig. 1.2

1. Press or to highlight the desired language. (fig. 1.1)

2. Press the OK button to select. The next screen will show the DATE/TIME SETUP page. (fig. 1.2)

3. Press to highlight the Date field, the Time field, the Date Format field or the Time Format field. The selected segment will blink.

4. Press or to change the number in the blinking position, press to go to the next field.

5. Press the OK button to exit DATE/TIME setting. The next screen will display live view.

Note:

1. For each language, there is a default setting on Date format and TV broadcast standard. To change the TV broadcast standard, refer to page 59..

Language(s) Date Format Setting TV Broadcast Standards

English / Español / MM/DD/YYYY NTSC

Francis / Deutsch DD/MM/YYYY PAL /Italiano/ Nederlands/Português

YYYY/MM/DD PAL

2. If the batteries are removed or flat for about 4 minutes, the time setting will resume to factory settings. When the camera is powered on again, the DATE/TIME setup screen will appear on the LCD. To reset date/time, follow steps 2-5 above; to skip the date/time setting, press the OK button. You can set the date/time at a later time. For instructions, refer to p.40.

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GETTING STARTED

CHECKING THE BATTERY POWER LEVEL

The battery power level indicator represents the level of power of the batteries. The meaning of each icon is as follows:

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Batteries are fully charged.

Battery power is low. Replace or recharge (rechargeable batteries only) as soon as possible.

Battery power is not full, but it is still sufficient for camera operations.

Batteries are flat. Replace them immediately.

Battery power is running low. Prepare a fresh set of batteries.

Note:

• The camera’s battery level indicator may not accurately reflect the actual power condition of the rechargeable batteries, even if they have been fully recharged. This is an inherent problem with rechargeable batteries, which is not related to the performance of the camera. For better performance,

Ni-MH rechargeable batteries are recommended.

• Be sure to remove the batteries if the camera will not be used for an extended period of time to prevent corrosion or battery leakage.

TURNING THE LCD/ICONS ON OR OFF

The camera is featured with a 1.5”LCD that is highly convenient for framing subjects during image/video capture, reviewing stored images/video clips, and for on-screen display of the camera’s current settings.

Icons off

Press the ( ) button repeatedly to toggle between the different LCD modes.

Note:

• To save battery power, it is recommended to turn off the LCD display.

• After one minute of inactivity, the LCD will automatically power off. When the LCD is auto-powered off, the flash LED blinks. Press any button to resume the LCD.

• In ( ) Review Mode, only the LCD icons can be turned on or off.

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LCD off LCD on with icons

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INTERNAL MEMORY/INSERTING THE MEMORY CARD

Internal Memory

The camera is equipped with 6 MB of internal memory that can be used for storage as soon as you start taking pictures or recording video clips.

Status Memory in Use

Memory card is not inserted. Internal Memory

Memory card is inserted. Memory Card

NOTE!: The files stored in the internal memory will remain there until the Transferring Files option is selected. Refer to the Transferring Files section on page 35.

Inserting the Memory Card

fig.1.1 fig.1.2 fig.1.3

In addition to the 6 MB internal memory, the camera can use a Secure Digital (SD) memory card to store images and/or video clips.

1. Slide the Battery/Memory Card door in the direction of the arrow and lift it open. (fig. 1.1)

2. Insert the memory card in the direction as shown in fig.1.2, then gently, but firmly push the SD card into the slot as far as possible. NEVER forcefully push the card into the camera to avoid damaging both the card and/or the camera. When the card is fully engaged, a click can be heard.

3. Close the Battery/Memory Card door properly and securely. (fig. 1.3)

After inserting the SD card, power on the camera, and the SD card will be checked for its compatibility with the camera. If it is compatible, the camera will immediately accept it for storage. Otherwise, the camera will prompt you to format the card before usage. To format the SD card, refer to p. 41.

Removing the Memory Card

1. Gently push the edge of the memory card with your fingertip to eject it.

2. Carefully pull out the card.

If the SD card is locked when the camera is powered on, the Shutter Button will be disabled. In this case, power off the camera first, take out the SD card, gently slide the switch to unlock it, then reload the SD card into the camera.

Note:

• Do not touch the metal contact plate of the SD card.

• The camera can support SD cards with storage capability of up to 512 MB.

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GETTING STARTED / TAKING A PICTURE

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SETTING THE CAMERA’S OPERATIONAL MODES

The camera has 3 operational modes: Camera Mode, Review Mode and Video Clip Mode.

To change the camera operational mode, slide the mode switch horizontally to the corresponding position.

Camera Mode

For taking pictures or

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customizing your camera settings for picture taking.

Review Mode

For browsing images and video clips, deleting images and video clips, playing a slide show, transferring

Video Mode

For recording video clips or customizing camera settings for video-clip recording.

images and/or video clips from the internal memory to the SD card, or rotating images.

TAKING PICTURES

LIVE VIEW THROUGH THE VIEWFINDER

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fig.1.1 fig.1.2 fig.1.3

1. Turn the camera on.

2. Set it to ( ) Camera Mode. (To save battery power, press the ( ) button to turn off the LCD display).

3. Aim the camera at the subject, then look through the Viewfinder to frame the desired object(s) to be included in the photo. (fig.1.1)

Note: For better results, stand at least 2 ft (0.6m) away from the subject.

4. Press and hold the Shutter button halfway down to activate the Auto-Focus function until the green AF LED stops blinking and the AF frame on the LCD changes to green. (fig.1.2)

(The camera will automatically determine the best focus, and a rapid click can be heard.)

5. Hold the camera steady with both hands, then firmly press the Shutter button down fully to capture the image. (fig.1.3)

• When the image is captured, a beep can be heard.

• After an image has been captured, the Flash Ready LED next to the Viewfinder will blink to indicate that the image is being stored.

Flash Ready LED

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TAKING A PICTURE

Lit

The camera is recording a video clip.

Note: When the camera is capturing or storing a picture or video clip, do not power the camera off; otherwise, the picture or video clip may become corrupted.

LIVE VIEW THROUGH THE LCD

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Blinking

The flash is recharging, or LCD is in standby mode.

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fig. 1.1 fig. 1.2 fig. 1.3

1. Turn the camera on.

2. Set it to ( ) Camera Mode. (If the LCD display is turned off, press the ( ) button repeatedly until the LCD display is on).

3. Aim the camera at the subject, then look at the LCD to frame the desired object(s) to be included in the photo. (fig.1.1)

Note: For better results, stand at least 2 ft (0.6m) away from the subject in Normal Mode.

4. Press the Shutter button halfway down to activate the Auto-Focus function until the green AF LED stops blinking and the AF frame on the LCD changes to green. (fig.1.2)

(The camera will automatically determine the best focus, and a rapid click can be heard.) Note:

• For more information on Focus Lock, refer to p. 11.

• To change AF mode, refer to p. 24.

5. Hold the camera steady with both hands, then press and hold the Shutter button down fully to capture the image. (fig.1.3)

• When the image is captured, a beep can be heard.

• After an image has been captured, the Flash Ready LED next to the Viewfinder will blink to indicate that the image is being stored.

• A preview of the image will be displayed on the LCD for a second. To change the preview time, refer to p. 42.

• The picture counter number displayed in the LCD will be updated.

6. If you are not satisfied with the captured image, simply press ( ) button to delete it before it is saved. For more information, refer to p. 30.

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TAKING A PICTURE

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USING AUTO-FOCUS LOCK

When the subject is not located at the center of the picture, use this feature to lock the focus on the subject before using the usual procedures to take a picture.

Auto-Focus LED

When the Shutter button is pressed halfway, the Auto-Focus feature will be activated and the Auto Focus (green) LED will display the status of the Auto-Focus lock.

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Auto-Focus Frame

Lit

The subject is in focus.

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Blinking

The camera is adjusting the focus.

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AF Frame Color Description

White Not in focus.

Green The subject(s) is in focus.

Auto-Focus Frame

Using the focus lock:

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fig. 1.2 fig. 1.3 fig. 1.4

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1. Aim the camera so that the AF frame at the center of the LCD screen is positioned on the “off-centered” subject . (fig.1.1)

2. Hold the camera steady with both hands, then press and hold the Shutter button halfway down until the AF frame changes to green and the green AF LED stops blinking. (fig.1.2)

3. Recompose your picture. (fig.1.3)

(Be sure to press and hold the Shutter button down halfway while recomposing the picture.)

4. To capture the picture, press the Shutter button down fully. (fig.1.4)

Note: The AF LED will continue to blink in the following conditions:

1. There are several subjects at different distances within the focus lock area. Recompose the picture by moving the camera slightly.

2. There is no color contrast. Recompose the picture with a subject that contains more color.

3. There is insufficient lighting. Increase the lighting in the surrounding area.

4. Please refer to P.11 to change Auto Focus mode and refer to P.24 to change AF assist light setting.

SETTING THE FLASH

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TAKING A PICTURE

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fig. 1.1 fig. 1.2 fig. 1.3

To set the flash:

Press / repeatedly until the desired indicator appears on the LCD.

Flash Mode Description

Auto Flash (Default) The camera judges if a flash is required. If the environment is too dark,

the flash will fire.

Auto + Red-Eye Use this mode to reduce the occurrence of “red-eyes” when taking pictures

with a flash. The camera will automatically detect when the flash is needed and the flash will fire after a short delay.

Flash ON Flash will fire in any lighting condition. The “red-eye” reduction function also included in this mode.

Flash OFF In this mode, the flash will not fire, regardless of the lighting condition. Use this mode to capture the mood of ambient lighting. This mode is also useful for places that prohibit flash photography, such as museums, aquarium, archeological exhibitions, etc.

• To prevent blurry pictures in dim-lighting environment, hold the camera steady when pressing the Shutter button or mount the camera on a tripod.

Note:

• The flash needs to recharge after it is fired. If the Shutter button is pressed when the flash is charging, the Flash Ready LED will blink. Wait for a short while, then press the Shutter button again to take a picture.

• Some of the scene selection will deactivate the flash setting. For more information, refer to p. 20.

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TAKING A PICTURE

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USING THE OPTICAL ZOOM

The camera provides up to 3x optical zoom to take pictures.

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fig. 1.1

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1. Press T (Tele) to zoom in to your subject. The optical zoom status is displayed in white in the zoom bar on the LCD( ).

2. Press W (Wide) to zoom out.

USING THE DIGITAL ZOOM

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The camera also provides 4x Digital Zoom. Combined with the 3x Optical Zoom, it can provide up to 12x magnification of your pictures.

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fig. 1.1 fig. 1.2

How to use digital zoom:

1. Turn the LCD on.

2. Press T until the white optical zoom bar reached the mid-marker (

3. Continue to press T to activate the digital zoom. The digital zoom status is shown in blue in the zoom bar on

• Allow for a short delay before the digital zoom can be activated.

the LCD (

4. Press W to zoom out.

Activating/Deactivating Digital Zoom

CAMERA MODE

SETUP

RETURN SELECT

fig. 1.1 fig. 1.2 fig. 1.3

SETUP

FORMAT DATE/TIME SETUP

DIGITAL ZOOM

BEEP QUICK VIEW

RETURN SELECT

DIGITAL ZOOM

YES

RETURN SET

1. In Camera Mode, press MENU to display the Main Menu.

2. Press repeatedly until SETUP is highlighted, then press to enter its submenu.

3. Press repeatedly until Digital Zoom is highlighted, then press to enter its submenu.

4. Press or to highlight Yes or No.

• By default, it is set to On.

5. Press OK to select.

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TAKING A PICTURE

Important:

1. Hold your camera steady when using Digital Zoom to prevent blurred photos, caused by jittery movement. It is recommended to either place your camera on a steady surface or mount it on a tripod.

2. The image quality may degrade slightly with Digital Zoom.

3. Digital Zoom can only be monitored with the LCD and not through the optical viewfinder.

TAKING PICTURES IN MACRO MODE (CLOSE-UP SHOTS)

This mode enables the camera to capture pictures in close distances.

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1. Press the button. The Macro icon ( ) will be displayed on the LCD.

2. Frame the subject in the LCD.

• The best shooting range is between 15 cm to 60 cm. (5.9 in. – 23.6 in.)

3. Press and hold the Shutter button halfway to activate the Auto-Focus function until the green AF LED stops blinking and the AF frame changes to green.

4. Press the shutter button fully to take the picture.

Note:

1. When Macro Mode is selected, the camera will turn on the LCD if it is automatically turned off.

2. Zoom buttons do not work in Macro Mode.

TAKING CONTINUOUS SHOTS

This feature enables the camera to continuously capture 7 consecutive pictures with VGA (640x480) resolution when the Shutter button is pressed and held.

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1. Press the button. The Continuous Shot icon ( ) will be displayed on the LCD.

2. Frame the subject in the LCD screen, press and hold the Shutter button halfway to activate the Auto-Focus function until the green AF LED stops blinking and the AF frame changes to green.

3. Press and hold the Shutter button down fully to capture the pictures.

• The camera will automatically and continuously capture 7 consecutive images at approximately 3 images per second in 640 x 480 resolution.

4. To exit the Continuous Shot function, press the button until disappears from the LCD.

Note:

• In Continuous Shooting Mode the flash is disabled, as the recharging time will slow it down.

• The camera will only capture pictures in 640 x 480 resolution in Continuous Shooting Mode.

• The LCD will be blank when the images are taken in the Continuous Shooting Mode.

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TAKING A PICTURE

TAKING PICTURES WITH SELF-TIMER

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1. In ( ) Camera Mode, press button, the Self-Timer icon ( ) will appear on the LCD.

2. Place the camera on a flat surface or tripod.

3. Use the LCD to compose the picture, then press the Shutter button to activate the Self-Timer. The Self -Timer LED will blink slowly for 7 seconds, faster for the remaining 3 seconds, then the image will

be captured.

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Note:

• The Self-Timer is automatically deactivated once the image is taken.

• To deactivate the Self-Timer before taking a picture, press button until the Self-Timer icon ( ) disappears from the LCD.

Photography Hints -

Since the Self-Timer LED indicator at the front of the camera flashes, the photographer will have time to join in the photograph and know when the camera has completed taking a picture when the Self-Timer LED light stops blinking.

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USING THE MAIN MENU IN CAMERA MODE

FINE

NORMAL

ECONOMY

RETURN SET

CAMERA MODE

CAPTURE MODE

QUALITY SETUP IMAGE SIZE SCENE SELECTION WHITE BALANCE

RETURN SELECT

CAMERA MODE

PICTURE EFFECT

EV COMPENSATION

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ISO METERING

AUTO FOCUS

RETURN SELECT

CAMERA MODE

SETUP

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QUALITY SETUP

WHITE BALANCE

AUTO

SUNNY FLUORESCENT TUNGSTEN

RETURN SET

PICTURE EFFECT

OFF

B&W

SEPIA

RETURN SET

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CAPTURE MODE

RETURN SET

1 V

RETURN SET

OFF

PARTY / INDOOR SNOW BEACH SUNSET

RETURN SET

NIGHT LANDSCAPE

FIREWORKS NIGHT PORTRAIT

RETURN SET

IMAGE SIZE

2048 x 1536

1600 x 1200 1024 x 768 640 x 480

SCENE SELECTION

EV COMPENSATION

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RETURN SELECT

ISO

AUTO

100 200 400

RETURN SET

AUTO-FOCUS

SPOT

MULTI-AREA

RETURN SET

00 EV

–+

SET

METERING

SPOT

MATRIX

RETURN SET

TAKING A PICTURE

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USING THE MAIN MENU IN CAMERA MODE

Follow the steps below to set the advanced shooting options in the camera through the Main Menu.

1. Turn the camera on.

2. Set the camera to ( ) Camera Mode.

3. Press the MENU button to display the Main Menu.

4. Press or repeatedly until the desired option is highlighted.

5. Press to enter the submenu.

6. Press or repeatedly in the submenu to toggle between the options.

7. Press the OK button to make a selection.

• All selections will be marked by a red check mark.

8. To return to the previous menu, press .

9. To exit the menu at any time, press the MENU button.

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SETTING CAPTURE MODE

The capture mode menu has 4 features to choose for taking pictures.

Capture Mode Option Description

( ) Single The camera will take 1 picture at a time.

( ) Continuous Shooting The camera will continuously take 7 consecutive pictures (at 640 x 480 resolution) when the Shutter button is fully pressed. The flash is disabled in this mode.

( ) Sport The camera will take 1 picture at a time in Sport Mode.

( + ) Continuous Shooting The camera will continuously take 7 consecutive pictures in Sport Mode

with Sport

Note: Flash will be deactivated in Continuous Shooting Mode.

TAKING PICTURES IN SPORT MODE

This mode is used for taking pictures of sports and other high-speed activities. The camera will automatically choose a higher shutter speed and wider aperture to capture fast-moving action to avoid blurriness.

Setting Sport Mode:

CAMERA MODE

CAPTURE MODE

QUALITY SETUP IMAGE SIZE SCENE SELECTION WHITE BALANCE

RETURN SELECT

CAPTURE MODE

+

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1. In the main menu, press to enter the Capture Mode submenu.

2. Press or to highlight Sport ( ) or Sport + Continuous Shooting ( + ).

3. Press OK to enter the mode.

Taking a picture in Sport Mode:

1. Frame the subject in the LCD.

2. Press and hold the Shutter button halfway to activate the focus until the green AF LED stops blinking and the AF frame changes to green.

3. Press the Shutter button down fully to take the picture.

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flat, steady surface or mount it on a tripod.

SETTING IMAGE QUALITY

The Image Quality setting determines the amount of compression used to reduce the size of the stored image file in order to economize space in the memory.

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CAMERA MODE

CAPTURE MODE

QUALITY SETUP

IMAGE SIZE SCENE SELECTION WHITE BALANCE

RETURN SELECT

QUALITY SETUP

FINE

NORMAL

ECONOMY

RETURN SET

Quality JPEG Compression Ratio Description

Fine 4.5:1 Fine image quality can be used for making prints.

Normal 11:1 Normal image quality can be used for general purpose pictures. (Default)

Economy 17:1 Economy image quality can be used for pictures that will be sent via e-mail.

To change the image quality:

1. When ( ) QUALITY SETUP is highlighted, press to enter the ( ) Quality Setup submenu.

2. Press or repeatedly until the desired setting is highlighted.

3. Press the OK button to select the Quality Mode.

4. Press the MENU button to return to picture taking mode.

Note: The default Quality is set at NORMAL.

SETTING IMAGE RESOLUTION

Image Resolution determines the size of a captured image. Higher resolution images contain more details and have larger file sizes.

Images Stored on 6MB memory (approx.):

Resolution 3MP 2MP 1.3MP VGA

Quality (2048 x 1536) (1600 x 1200) (1024 x 768) (640 x 480)

Fine (4.5:1) 4 6 14 36

Normal (11:1) 8 13 32 79

Economy (17:1) 15 23 55 130

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CAMERA MODE

CAPTURE MODE

QUALITY SETUP

IMAGE SIZE

SCENE SELECTION WHITE BALANCE

RETURN SELECT

IMAGE SIZE

2048 x 1536

1600 x 1200

1024 x 768

640 x 480

RETURN SET

TAKING A PICTURE

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TAKING A PICTURE

Images Stored on 16MB memory (approx.):

Resolution 3MP 2MP 1.3MP VGA

Quality (2048 x 1536) (1600 x 1200) (1024 x 768) (640 x 480)

Fine 9 14 33 82

Normal 19 31 74 181

Economy 34 53 125 297

Images Stored on 32MB memory (approx.):

Resolution 3MP 2MP 1.3MP VGA

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Quality (2048 x 1536) (1600 x 1200) (1024 x 768) (640 x 480)

Fine 20 29 68 171

Normal 41 65 154 376

Economy 71 111 261 616

Images Stored on 64MB memory (approx.):

Resolution 3MP 2MP 1.3MP VGA

Quality (2048 x 1536) (1600 x 1200) (1024 x 768) (640 x 480)

Fine 42 60 140 351

Normal 84 135 316 771

Economy 146 229 536 1270

Images Stored on 128MB memory (approx.):

Resolution 3MP 2MP 1.3MP VGA

Quality (2048 x 1536) (1600 x 1200) (1024 x 768) (640 x 480)

Fine 83 119 279 698

Normal 167 268 628 1532

Economy 290 455 1064 2512

How to change the resolution:

1. When Resolution is highlighted in the Main Menu, press to enter the ( ) Resolution submenu.

2. Press or repeatedly until the desired setting is highlighted.

3. Press the OK button to select the mode

4. Press the MENU button to return to the picture-taking mode.

Note: The default image resolution is 3MP.

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TAKING A PICTURE

SELECTING SCENE MODES

The preset scene modes are helpful to quickly optimize the various settings to get the best capture of specific scenes.

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CAMERA MODE

CAPTURE MODE

QUALITY SETUP IMAGE SIZE

SCENE SELECTION

WHITE BALANCE

RETURN SELECT

Preset Scene Description

Off (default) No Scene Selection.

Party/Indoor Use this mode to capture the details of candlelit scenes or other indoor

background lighting conditions.

Snow Use this mode to capture snow scenes, and prevent the image from losing color.

Beach Use this mode to capture the details in shining water scenes.

Sunset This mode captures the deep hues and color variations in sunsets and sunrises.

Night Landscape A slow shutter speed is used to capture the lights in night scenes.

Photography Tip: With the slower shutter speed, there is a possibility of causing blurry images, due to camera movement. To reduce the degree of blurriness, you may:

1. Set your camera to Night Landscape mode.

2. Place your camera on a tripod or sturdy surface area.

3. Set the camera to Self-Timer mode.

4. Press the shutter button.

Fireworks Use this mode to capture the burst of light from fireworks with a slower shutter speed.

Night Portrait Use this mode to capture a subject illuminated with the lights in a night scene with a slow shutter speed.

• Due to the slow shutter speed, mount the camera onto a tripod for better picture quality.

SCENE SELECTION

OFF

PARTY / INDOOR SNOW BEACH SUNSET

RETURN SET

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To set the scene selection:

1. When Scenes Select is highlighted, press to enter its submenu.

2. In the Scene menu, press or to choose between the options.

3. Press the OK button to select the Scene Mode.

4. Press the MENU button to return to picture taking mode.

Note: Change of the flash setting will deactivate the scene setting selected in Scene Selection

TAKING A PICTURE

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SETTING WHITE BALANCE

By default the camera uses Auto White Balance to reproduce colors under different lighting conditions. For mixed lighting conditions, it is recommended to use the Auto White Balance option.

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CAMERA MODE

CAPTURE MODE

QUALITY SETUP IMAGE SIZE SCENE SELECTION

WHITE BALANCE

RETURN SELECT

WHITE BALANCE

AUTO

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SUNNY FLUORESCENT TUNGSTEN

RETURN SET

White Balance Mode Description

Auto The camera will automatically choose the white balance setting. Use this

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setting in variable conditions.

Sunny For outdoors with sufficient sunlight.

Fluorescent For indoors with fluorescent or ambient lighting conditions.

Tungsten For indoors with tungsten lighting conditions.

To change the White Balance:

1. When White Balance is highlighted, press to enter its submenu.

2. Press or repeatedly until the desired setting is highlighted.

3. Press the OK button to select the White Balance mode.

4. Press the MENU button to return to picture-taking mode.

SELECTING THE PICTURE EFFECT

You can shoot with different picture effects.

Picture Effect Description

OFF (Default) Taking pictures without effect.

B&W Taking pictures in black and white.

SEPIA Taking pictures in sepia tones like old pictures.

CAMERA MODE

PICTURE EFFECT

EV COMPENSATION

–

ISO METERING

AUTO FOCUS

RETURN SELECT

OFF

B&W SEPIA

RETURN SET

To set photo effect:

1. When Picture Effect is highlighted, press to enter its submenu.

2. Press or repeatedly until the desired setting is highlighted.

3. Press the OK button to select the picture effect.

4. Press the MENU button to return to the picture-taking mode.

PICTURE EFFECT

TAKING A PICTURE

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SETTING EXPOSURE COMPENSATION

The camera uses Auto Exposure to give well-exposed pictures under most lighting conditions. If the captured picture of the main subject turns out to be too light or too dark, use the Exposure Compensation feature to improve the exposure aspect.

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CAMERA MODE

PICTURE EFFECT

EV COMPENSATION

–

ISO METERING

AUTO FOCUS

RETURN SELECT

EV COMPENSATION

–

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 SET

Exposure Compensation

Mode

picture lighter.

picture darker.

Increasing the Exposure in pictures that are too dark, will make the

Decreasing the Exposure in pictures that are too light, will make the

To change the Exposure Compensation level:

1. Press or repeatedly in the Main Menu until ( ) Exposure Compensation is highlighted.

2. Press display the Exposure Compensation bar on the LCD.

Description

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3. Press or to change the Exposure Compensation between – 2.0 to +2.0.

4. Press the OK button to select the desired value.

• The camera will return to the picture-taking mode automatically after selection.

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TAKING A PICTURE

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SETTING THE ISO SENSITIVITY

Raise the ISO speed when you wish to reduce jittery camera movement or to turn the flash off when shooting in dark surroundings.

ISO Setting Description

Auto (default) Equivalent to setting of ISO 100 under normal conditions. When lighting is poor,

camera raises sensitivity automatically to compensate.

100 100 is best for shooting clear, sharp images in daylight.

200 200 is ideal for shooting in cloudy situations.

400 400 is best for shooting in dark surroundings, for example, especially at night.

Note: Higher ISO speeds increase image noise. To take clean images, use as low an ISO speed as

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possible.

TO CHANGE ISO SETTING:

1. When ( ) ISO is highlighted, press to enter its submenu.

2. Press or repeatedly until the desired setting is highlighted.

3. Press the OK button to select the ISO setting.

4. Press the MENU button to return to the picture-taking mode.

CAMERA MODE

PICTURE EFFECT

EV COMPENSATION

–

ISO

METERING

AUTO FOCUS

RETURN SELECT

ISO

AUTO

100 200 400

RETURN SET

TAKING A PICTURE

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SETTING LIGHT METERING MODE

You can choose the desired part of the image to use for measuring the brightness and determine the exposure.

Metering Mode Description

Spot Meters the light in the center area of the image. Use this mode when the subject is

backlit or surrounded by strong light.

Matrix(default) Metering the light in different zones. Use this mode when the lighting condition is complex. The camera can adjust the settings to correct exposure for the main subject by metering the position of the subject, the brightness, the direct light, and the backlighting etc.

To change Light Metering mode:

1. When ( ) Metering is highlighted, press to enter its submenu.

2. Press or repeatedly until the desired setting is highlighted.

3. Press the OK button to select the Metering Mode.

4. Press the MENU button to return to the picture-taking mode.

–

CAMERA MODE

PICTURE EFFECT EV COMPENSATION ISO

METERING

AUTO FOCUS

RETURN SELECT

SPOT

MATRIX

RETURN SET

METERING

SETTING AUTO FOCUS (AF) MODE

The camera provides two AF modes to perform the Auto Focus function.

AF Mode Description

Spot In this mode, the camera uses the center zone of the subject to perform auto

focusing. Use this mode when you want to focus only what you aim at.

Multi-Area (default) In this mode, the camera automatically determines which area (center, upper-left, upper-right, lower-left, lower-right) is best to perform the auto focusing function. Use this mode when the lighting condition is complex.

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To set AF mode:

CAMERA MODE

PICTURE EFFECT

EV COMPENSATION

–

ISO METERING

AUTO FOCUS

RETURN SELECT

1. When AF mode is highlighted, press to enter its submenu.

2. Press or repeatedly until the desired setting is highlighted.

3. Press the OK button to select the AF Mode.

4. Press the MENU button to return to picture taking mode.

AUTO-FOCUS

SPOT

MULTI-AREA

RETURN SET

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TAKING VIDEO CLIPS

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TAKING VIDEO CLIPS

Press Shutter to Record

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To record a video clip:

1. Slide the Mode Switch to ( ) Video Clip Mode.

• The time limit is showed on the upper-right corner of the screen.

2. Position the subject in the LCD.

3. Press the Shutter button down fully to start recording a video clip. The time recorded will be shown on LCD.

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The camera records a video clip until the memory is full.

To stop recording:

1. Press the Shutter button again to stop recording.

2. The camera will stop recording only after the memory is full.

Video Clip Information

Press Shutter to Stop

1 SEC

Resolution: QVGA (320x240) or QQVGA (160x120) (Best for e-mail) Frame rate: 20fps File Format: AVI (Motion Picture)

Note:

• Do not open the battery door or turn the camera off when recording. Otherwise, the video clip may not be stored.

• Higher capacity memory cards can record video clips for a longer duration.

• The Flash, Macro, and Continuous Shooting are deactivated in Video Mode.

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TAKING VIDEO CLIPS

RECORDING A VIDEO CLIP WITH THE SELF-TIMER

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Press Shutter to Record

1. In the ( ) Video Clip Mode, press button, and the Self-Timer icon ( ) will appear on the LCD.

2. Place the camera on a flat surface or mount it on a tripod.

4. Press the Shutter button again to stop recording. Otherwise, the camera will continue to record until the memory limit is reached.

USING THE MAIN MENU IN VIDEO CLIP MODE

WHITE BALANCE

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VIDEO MODE

WHITE BALANCE

PICTURE EFFECTS

EV COMPENSATION

–

METERING VIDEO RESOLUTION

RETURN SELECT

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SUNNY FLUORESCENT TUNGSTEN

RETURN SET

PICTURE EFFECT

OFF

B&W SEPIA

RETURN SET

EV COMPENSATION

–

00 EV

–+

SET

METERING

SPOT

MATRIX

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How to Use the Main Menu in Video Clip Mode:

1. Turn the camera on.

2. Set the mode switch to ( ) Video Clip mode.

3. Press the MENU button to display the main menu.

4. Press or until the desired option is highlighted.

5. Press to enter the submenu.

6. Press or in the submenu to toggle between the options.

7. Press the OK button to make a selection.

• All selections will be marked by a red check mark.

8. To return to the previous menu, press .

9. To exit the menu at any time, press the MENU button.

RETURN SET

VIDEO RESOLUTION

320x240

160x120

RETURN SET

TAKING VIDEO CLIPS

Note:

• To understand the differences between the various White Balance settings, refer to p.21.

• To set the different Picture Effects, refer to p.21.

• For more information about Exposure Compensation, refer to p.22.

• For more information about Metering differences, refer to p.24.

SETTING VIDEO CLIP RESOLUTION

Note: 160x120 resolution is ideal for email.

To change the video resolution:

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VIDEO MODE

WHITE BALANCE PICTURE EFFECTS

EV COMPENSATION

–

METERING

VIDEO RESOLUTION

RETURN SELECT

1. When Video Resolution is highlighted in the Main Menu, press to enter the ( ) Resolution submenu.

2. Press or repeatedly until the desired setting is highlighted.

3. Press the OK button to select the mode

4. Press the MENU button to return to video clip mode.

VIDEO RESOLUTION

320x240

160x120

RETURN SET

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REVIEWING YOUR FILES

REVIEWING THE PICTURES/VIDEO CLIPS

In ( ) review mode, you can review your stored pictures and video clips through the LCD.

Note: When a memory card is inserted into the camera, only the pictures stored in the memory card will be displayed in the Review Mode. To view the pictures in the internal memory, ttransfer files from internal memory to the SD card (refer to p.35). Or turn the camera off, remove the memory card, and then turn the camera back on.

To review pictures/video clips:

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1. Slide the Mode Switch towards ( ) . The lens will retract in Review Mode.

2. Press or repeatedly to scroll through each file.

• The file type and frame counter will be displayed on the LCD.

File Indication File Type

JPEG Still Picture

AVI Video Clip

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Number of total pictures /video clips

Number of current picture/video clip

3. When a Video Clip Icon (AV I) is displayed on the LCD, press the OK button to play the video clip.

Note: Press the OK button to pause or resume playing video clip. To stop playing the video clip, press the Shutter button.

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ENLARGING THE PICTURES

In ( ) Review Mode, you can enlarge your pictures to take a closer look at the subject on the LCD. This feature is for viewing purposes only and will not affect the stored image.

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2x Enlargement

Resolution Maximum Enlargement

2048 x 1536 4x

4x Enlargement

1600 x 1200 4x

1024 x 768 4x

640 x 480 2x

To enlarge:

1. In ( ) Review Mode, press or repeatedly to scroll through the stored pictures and video clips.

2. While viewing a stored still picture, press the T button for different magnifications.

3. Press , , or to navigate around the picture. When the picture can pan no farther in one direction, the directional arrow will disappear.

4. Press W button to zoom out.

Note: Video Clips cannot be magnified.

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REVIEWING YOUR FILES IN THUMBNAIL

The thumbnail view can be accessed in ( ) Review Mode by pressing either Menu or Wide button.

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Using the Quick Access Button:

1. In the ( ) Review Mode, press W button, nine thumbnail images or video clips will appear on the LCD display in a few seconds. (fig. 1.2) The first file will be shown first.

2. Press , , or repeatedly to look through all the pictures and video clips. The selected picture or video clip will be highlighted by a red border.

3. Press the OK button to view the picture or video clip in full screen.

Using the review menu:

1. In ( ) Review Mode, press MENU to enter Review Menu.

2. Press or repeatedly to highlight Thumbnail.

3. Press button to have nine thumbnail images or video clips appear at once on the LCD display.

4. Press , , or repeatedly to look through all the pictures and video clips.

5. Press the OK button to view the picture or video clip in full screen. Or press

MENU button to return to the previous screen.

REVIEW

DELETE FILE

THUMBNAIL

SLIDE SHOW

FILE TRANSFER ROTAT E

RETURN SELECT

USING THE DELETE BUTTON TO DELETE YOUR FILES

You can delete your files in Quick View, Thumbnail or in Review Mode by using the Delete button.

Note: Once a file is deleted, it cannot be recovered.

Are You Sure?

Yes

SELECT

Deleting in Quick View Mode (Camera Mode)

1. In the ( ) Camera Mode, after a picture is taken, the LCD will show the picture for a second. If you are not satisfied with the picture, press the button, the screen will display the message “Are you sure?”

Note: To change the Quick View time, refer to p.42.

2. Press or to highlight No or Yes.

3. Press the OK button to confirm selection.

• If Yes is selected, the picture will be deleted.

• If No is selected, the picture will be saved.

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REVIEWING YOUR FILES

Deleting in Review Mode

Delete One

1. In ( ) Review Mode, press button once, the screen will display the message “Are you sure?”

2. Press or to highlight No or Yes.

3. Press the OK button to select.

• If No is selected, no change will be made, and the camera will return to the Review Mode.

• If Yes is selected, the file will be deleted.

Delete All

1. In ( ) Review Mode, press button twice, the screen will display the message “Delete All, Are you sure?”

2. Press or to highlight No or Yes.

3. Press the OK button to select.

• If No is selected, no change will be made, and the camera will return to the Review Mode.

• If Yes is selected, all the files will be deleted.

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Deleting in Thumbnail Review Mode

1. When thumbnail view is displayed (refer to P.30), select the image you want to delete, then press button, the LCD shows the image in full screen and asks “Are You Sure?”

2. Press or to highlight No or Yes.

3. Press the OK button to confirm selection.

• If No is selected, no change will be made, and the LCD will return to the Thumbnail View Mode.

• If Yes is selected, the selected file will be deleted.

USING THE REVIEW MENU

REVIEWING YOUR FILES

DELETE FILE

DELETE ONE

DELETE ALL

REVIEW

DELETE FILE

THUMBNAIL

SLIDE SHOW

FILE TRANSFER RO TATE

RETURN SELECT

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SLIDE SHOW

START SLIDE SHOW

DELAY INTERVAL CONTINUOUS REPEAT

RETURN SELECT

Transfer all files

from internal memory

to memory card?

Yes

SELECT

How to use the Menu in Review mode:

1. Turn the camera on.

2. Set the Mode Switch to ( ) Review Mode.

3. Press the MENU button to display the Main Menu.

4. Press or repeatedly until the desired option is highlighted.

5. Press to enter its submenu.

6. Press or in the submenu to toggle between the options.

7. Press the OK button to make a selection.

• All selections will be marked by a red check mark.

8. To exit the menu, press .

9. To exit the menu at any time, press the MENU button.

Are You Sure?

Yes

SELECT

DELAY INTERVAL

2 SEC

5 SEC

10 SEC

30 SEC

RETURN SELECT

CONTINUOUS REPEAT

Yes

RETURN SELECT

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DELETING YOUR FILES

Note: Once the files are deleted, they cannot be recovered.

Are You Sure?

Yes

SELECT

Yes

SELECT

Deleting One File by Using the Review Menu

DELETE FILE

1. In ( ) Review Mode, press the MENU button to enter Review Menu.

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2. Press or to highlight Delete File.

3. Press to enter its submenu.

DELETE ONE

DELETE ALL

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4. Press or to highlight Delete One, then press OK. This LCD shows the images/video clips in thumbnail.

5. Press or to highlight the file you want to delete.

6. Press OK button. The next screen will read “Are You Sure?”

7. Press or to highlight No or Yes.

8. Press the OK button to confirm selection.

• If No is selected, no change will be made, and the camera will return to the Thumbnail View Mode.

• If Yes is selected, the selected file will be deleted, and the LCD return to the Thumbnail View Mode.

Deleting All Files

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DELETE FILE

DELETE ONE

DELETE ALL

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Are You Sure?

1. In ( ) Review Mode, press MENU to enter Review Menu.

2. Press or to highlight Delete File.

3. Press to enter its submenu.

4. Press or to highlight Delete All.

5. Press OK . The next screen will display the message “Are You Sure?”

6. Press or to highlight No or Yes.

7. Press the OK button to confirm selection.

• If No is selected, no change will be made, and the LCD will return to the previous screen.

• If Yes is selected, all files will be deleted. The LCD will show “No Files!”

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RUNNING A SLIDE SHOW

Use the Slide Show feature to automatically display your pictures and videos on the camera LCD screen at a selectable interval rate. You can also run a Slide Show on any video device that is equipped with a video input, such as a television or digital projector.

The Slide Show feature is available when you have at least one picture stored.

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To run a slide show:

1. In ( ) Review Mode, press MENU to enter Review Menu.

2. Press or repeatedly to select and highlight Slide Show..

3. Press to enter its submenu.

4. Press when Start Slide Show is highlighted to begin the Slide Show.

• Pictures: Each picture will be shown for 2 seconds. To change the display interval, refer to the instructions below.

• Video clips: Only the first frame of the video clip will be shown.

5. Press or once to speed up or slow down the Slide Show.

6. Press or to skip to the previous or next image.

7. Press OK to pause or resume Slide Show.

8. To quit the Slide Show, press the Menu button.

Note: When an SD memory card is inserted into the camera, only the pictures stored in the memory card will be displayed. To view the pictures in the internal memory, transfer the files onto the SD card or remove the SD card(p.35).

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DELETE FILE THUMBNAIL

SLIDE SHOW

FILE TRANSFER ROTAT E

RETURN SELECT

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SLIDE SHOW

START SLIDE SHOW

DELAY INTERVAL

CONTINUOUS REPEAT

RETURN SELECT

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To set the slide show time interval:

The default slide show interval is 2 seconds. You may change the time following the steps below:

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DELETE FILE THUMBNAIL

SLIDE SHOW

FILE TRANSFER ROTAT E

RETURN SELECT

1 2



SLIDE SHOW

START SLIDE SHOW

DELAY INTERVAL

CONTINUOUS REPEAT

RETURN SELECT

DELAY INTERVAL

2 SEC

5 SEC

10 SEC

30 SEC

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1. In ( ) Review Mode, press MENU to enter Review Menu.

2. Press or repeatedly to select and highlight Slide Show.

3. Press to enter its submenu.

4. Press or to highlight Delay Interval.

5. Press to enter the submenu.

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6. Press or to select the length of time for each picture to be displayed on the LCD: 2, 5, 10 or 30 seconds.

7. Press OK to select.

8. Press to return to the previous menu. Or press MENU to exit.

To repeat a slide show

By default, the Slide Show will stop automatically when the last frame is played. However, you can set the camera to play the Slide Show repeatedly by following the steps below:

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SLIDE SHOW

FILE TRANSFER ROTAT E

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SLIDE SHOW

START SLIDE SHOW DELAY INTERVAL

CONTINUOUS REPEAT

RETURN SELECT

CONTINUOUS REPEAT

Yes

RETURN SELECT

1. In ( ) Review Mode, press MENU to enter Review Menu.

2. Press or repeatedly to select and highlight Slide Show.

3. Press to enter its submenu.

4. Press or repeatedly to select and highlight Continuous Repeat.

5. Press to enter the submenu.

6. Press or to select Yes or No.

• If Yes is selected, the camera will play the Slide Show repeatedly after you started playing a Slide Show.

7. Press OK to select.

8. Press to return to the previous menu. Or press MENU to exit.

TRANSFERRING FILES FROM INTERNAL MEMORY TO SD CARD

The camera can transfer photos and video clips that are stored in the camera’s internal memory to an SD memory card.

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DELETE FILE THUMBNAIL

SLIDE SHOW

FILE TRANSFER

ROTAT E

RETURN SELECT

Transfer all files

from internal memory

to memory card?

Yes

SELECT

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1. In ( ) Review Mode, press MENU to enter Review Menu.

2. Press or repeatedly to select and highlight File Transfer.

3. Press . The next screen will display the message “Transfer all files from internal memory to memory card”?

4. Press or to highlight No or Yes.

5. Press OK to confirm selection.

• If No is selected, no change will be made, and the LCD will return to the

previous screen.

TRANSFERRING FILES.. .

• If Yes is selected, the screen will display “Transferring ...” and all files will

be transferred to the SD card.

Note:

1. Please insert a memory card that has 6 MB or more of available memory. If the SD card does not have sufficient memory to store all the files from the internal memory, the camera will retain the remaining images/video clips in the internal memory and will display the message “Memory Full” as well as the memory card locked icon ( ).

2. If the SD card is locked, the camera will show memory card locked icon ( ) for about 2 seconds and resume to the Main Menu.

3. If no SD card is inserted in the camera, the LCD shows “No card” for a few seconds, then return to Review menu.

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ROTATING THE IMAGES

Stored images can be rotated by 90 degrees clockwise (CW) or counter-clockwise (CCW); the newly-rotated images can then be saved and replace the originally stored images.

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DELETE FILE THUMBNAIL

SLIDE SHOW

FILE TRANSFER

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1. In ( ) Review Mode, press or repeatedly to select the desired image to be rotated.

2. Press MENU to enter Review Menu.

Save

Yes

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3. Press or to select and highlight “Rotate”.

4. Press . The selected image will be shown in full size on the LCD display. The rotate icon “ “ (to rotate clock wise) and “ “ (to rotate counter clock wise) will also appear on the LCD.

5. Press or to repeatedly rotate the image 90 degrees clockwise or counter-clockwise.

6. Press OK to confirm the selection. The LCD will ask “Save?”

7. Press or to highlight “Yes” or “No”, and then press OK to confirm.

• If No is selected, no change will be made. The LCD will restore the

original image.

• If Yes is selected, the image will be rotated and saved over the original file. The LCD will show “Saving …”

first, and then show the rotated image.

Save

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CUSTOMIZING THE CAMERA SETTINGS

SETUP

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CAMERA MODE

SETUP

RETURN SELECT

SET AUTO OFF TIME

TV OPTION LANGUAGE OPTION RESTORE DEFAULT LCD BRIGHTNESS

RETURN SELECT

SETUP

FORMAT

DATE/TIME SETUP DIGITAL ZOOM BEEP QUICK VIEW

RETURN SELECT

SETUP

AF ASSIST LIGHT

CAMERA INFO.

SET AUTO OFF TIME

2 MIN

3 MIN

RETURN SET

TV OPTION

NTSC

PAL

RETURN SET

RESTORE DEFAULT

YES

RETURN SELECT

FORMAT

Yes

RETURN SET

LCD BRIGHTNESS

–+

SET

Formatting will erase all data.

Continue?

Yes

SET

CUSTOMIZING THE CAMERA SETTINGS

SETUP

SET AUTO OFF TIME

TV OPTION LANGUAGE OPTION RESTORE DEFAULT LCD BRIGHTNESS

RETURN SELECT

SETUP

CAMERA MODE

SETUP

RETURN SELECT

FORMAT

DATE/TIME SETUP DIGITAL ZOOM BEEP QUICK VIEW

RETURN SELECT

SETUP

AF ASSIST LIGHT

CAMERA INFO.

RETURN SELECT

To use the Setup menu:

1. Turn the camera on.

2. Set the mode switch to ( ) Camera Mode or ( ) Review Mode.

3. Press the MENU button to display the main menu.

4. Press or repeatedly until Setup is highlighted.

5. Press to enter the Setup submenu.

6. In the Setup menu, press or repeatedly to highlight the option you wish to customize.

7. Press to enter the submenu of the highlighted option.

8. Use the arrow buttons to adjust the setting and press the OK button to select.

9. Press to return to the previous menu OR press the MENU button to exit.

DATE/TIME SETUP

01 - 01 - 2004

01 : 01 AM MM - DD - YYYY 12- HOUR

RETURN SET

DIGITAL ZOOM

YES

RETURN SET

BEEP

OFF

RETURN SET

QUICK VIEW

OF F

1 SEC

3 SEC

5 SEC

RETURN SET

AF ASSIST LIGHT

AUTO

OFF

RETURN SET

CAMERA INFO.

MODEL: FW VERSION: FW PART NO.: DATE: CONFIG.:

RETURN

CAMERA INFO.

LCD P/N: SENSOR P/N:

RETURN

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CUSTOMIZING THE CAMERA SETTINGS

SETUP MENU AND FEATURES

Setup Setting Options Description

Set Auto Off Time 2 min, 3 min Enables the camera to automatically power off when it is idle.

TV Broadcast NTSC, PAL Sets the mode that the camera needs to adapt to your TV. Standards (Page 59)

Language Option English Sets the language for display on your camera’s LCD. (Page 40) Deutsch Français Español Italiano Nederlands

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Português Restore Default Yes/No Restores all camera settings to the factory default. (Page 44) LCD Brightness Sets the LCD brightness level. (Page 40) Format Yes/No Formats the memory card, which will delete all files.(Page 41) Date/Time Setup Date/Time, Changes the date/time in your camera and their display

Date/Time format format. Digital Zoom Yes Activates or deactivates the digital zoom.

No Beep On, Off Activates or deactivates the beep. Quick View Off, 1 sec., 3 sec., 5 sec. Sets Quick View Time interval. AF Assist Light Auto, Off Camera Info Model Displays the camera version information. This is for

FW Version information purposes only. FW Part No. Date Config. LCD P/N Sensor P/N

SETTING THE AUTO-OFF TIME

CAMERA MODE

SETUP

RETURN SELECT

SETUP

SET AUTO OFF TIME

TV OPTION LANGUAGE OPTION RESTORE DEFAULT LCD BRIGHTNESS

RETURN SELECT

1. In the Setup Menu, press or repeatedly until Set Auto Off Time is highlighted.

2. Press to enter the submenu.

3. Press or to highlight the preferred choice.

4. Press the OK button to set.

Notes: The default setting is 2 minutes. Press and hold the Power button for more than 1 second to reactivate the camera after it automatically turns off.

SET AUTO OFF TIME

2 MIN

3 MIN

RETURN SET

CUSTOMIZING THE CAMERA SETTINGS

SETTING THE LANGUAGE

SETUP

SET AUTO OFF TIME TV OPTION

LANGUAGE OPTION

RESTORE DEFAULT LCD BRIGHTNESS

RETURN SELECT

To set the Language:

1. In the Setup menu, press or repeatedly until Language option is highlighted.

2. Press to enter the Language option submenu.

3. Press or repeatedly to highlight the desired language.

4. Press the OK button to set.

SETTING THE DATE AND TIME

SETUP

FORMAT

DATE/TIME SETUP

DIGITAL ZOOM BEEP QUICK VIEW

RETURN SELECT

1. In the Setup Menu, press or repeatedly until Date/Time Setup is highlighted.

2. Press to enter the submemu.

3. Press to highlight the Date/Time fields and Date/Time format. The selected segment will blink.

4. Press or repeatedly to change the number in the blinking position, press to go to the new field.

5. After the Date/Time is set, press the OK button to quit Date/Time setting.

RETURN SET

DATE/TIME SETUP

01 - 01 - 2004

01 : 01 AM MM - DD - YYYY 12 - HOUR

SETTING THE LCD BRIGHTNESS

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CAMERA MODE

SETUP

RETURN SELECT

SETUP

SET AUTO OFF TIME TV OPTION LANGUAGE OPTION RESTORE DEFAULT

LCD BRIGHTNESS

RETURN SELECT

To set the LCD Brightness:

1. In the Setup Menu, press or repeatedly until LCD Brightness is highlighted.

2. Press to display the LCD Brightness bar on the LCD.

3. Press or to adjust the brightness.

4. Press the OK button to set.



–

 SET

LCD BRIGHTNESS

CUSTOMIZING THE CAMERA SETTINGS

X2X1

28 SEC

1 SEC

AWB

28 SEC

X2X1

AWB

28 SEC

FORMATTING THE INTERNAL MEMORY OR MEMORY CARD

CAUTION: ! 1. Formatting will delete all pictures and video clips from the memory.

2. During the formatting process, NEVER REMOVE the memory card nor batteries, as it will damage the card and/or the camera.

3. When a memory card is not inserted into the camera, selecting the formatting function

will format the internal memory instead. All pictures and video clips stored in the internal memory will be deleted.

SETUP

FORMAT

DATE/TIME SETUP DIGITAL ZOOM BEEP QUICK VIEW

RETURN SELECT

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1. In the Setup Menu, press or until Format is highlighted.

FORMAT

Yes

RETURN SET

2. Press to enter the Format submenu.

3. Press or to highlight No or Yes.

4. Press the OK button to set.

• If No is selected, no change will be made, and the LCD will return to the previous screen.

• If Yes is selected, the LCD shows “Formatting will erase all data. Continue?” (This will delete all files!)

Formatting will erase

all data.

Continue?

Yes

SET

Formatting …

5. Press or to highlight No or Yes.

6. Press the OK button to set.

• If No is selected, no change will be made, and the LCD will return to the Setup Menu.

• If Yes is selected, the LCD will display “Formatting …”, a process that deletes all files.

Note: If “Card Error” is displayed on the LCD screen, it indicates that the memory card is corrupted. Format the memory immediately.

CUSTOMIZING THE CAMERA SETTINGS

TURNING THE BEEP ON OR OFF

The camera provides an option to enable or disable the beep. By default, the beep is turned ON. The camera beeps in any of the following situations:

• When the camera is powered on.

• After an image is captured. (For this situation, the camera will beep, regardless of the beep setting.)

• When any button is pressed, except the Power Button, the Mode Slide Button and the Zoom Buttons.

SETUP

FORMAT DATE/TIME SETUP DIGITAL ZOOM

BEEP

QUICK VIEW

RETURN SELECT

BEEP

OFF

RETURN SET

To activate/deactivate the beep:

1. In the Setup Menu, press or repeatedly until Beep is highlighted.

2. Press to enter its submenu.

3. Press or to highlight the desired selection.

4. Press the OK button to set.

SETTING QUICK VIEW TIME INTERVAL

The camera provides programmable Quick View duration, which is the duration of time for an image to be displayed immediately after a picture is taken.

Quick View Description

Off No quick view, LCD continues to show live view.

1 sec (Default) Displays the image for 1 second then resumes to live view.

3 sec Displays the image for 3 seconds then resumes to live view.

5 sec Displays the image for 5 seconds then resumes to live view.

How to select Quick View time phrase:

SETUP

FORMAT DATE/TIME SETUP DIGITAL ZOOM BEEP

QUICK VIEW

RETURN SELECT

QUICK VIEW

Off

1 Sec

3 Sec

5 Sec

RETURN SET

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1. In the Setup menu, press or until Quick View is highlighted.

2. Press to enter its submenu.

3. Press or to highlight the desired selection.

4. Press the OK button to set.

CUSTOMIZING THE CAMERA SETTINGS

SETTING AF ASSIST LIGHT

In low-lighting environment, the camera will turn on the built-in AF (Auto Focus) Assist Light to illuminate the subject that is being focused on.

AF Assist Light Description

Auto (Default) The camera will turn on AF assist light if it is needed.

Off The camera will not turn on the AF assist light even if the subject is in a low-light

condition.

How to change AF assist light setting:

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SETUP

AF Assist Light

Camera Info.

AF ASSIST LIGHT

AUTO

OFF

RETURN SELECT

1. In the Setup menu, press or until AF Assist Light is highlighted.

2. Press to enter its submenu.

3. Press or to highlight the desired selection.

4. Press the OK button to set.

RETURN SET

RESTORE THE CAMERA TO FACTORY DEFAULT SETTINGS

RESTORING FACTORY DEFAULT SETTINGS

To restore the default settings in your camera:

1. In the Setup Menu, press or until Restore Default is highlighted.

2. Press or to highlight No or Yes, and then press OK to confirm.

• If No is selected, no change is made. The LCD returns to the previous screen.

• If Yes is selected, the LCD shows “Are you sure?”

3. Press or to highlight Yes or No, then press OK.

• If No is selected, no change will be made. The LCD returns Setup page.

• If Yes is selected, the camera will be reset to the factory default setting. The LCD will show “Restoring....”

and then return to setup page. The Default settings will be restored.

The table below lists the default settings:

OPTION DEFAULT STATUS

Camera Mode Single Shot

Image Size 2048 x 1536

Quality Normal

Flash Auto Flash

White Balance AWB

LCD Brightness Center (0)

Scene Selection OFF

Digital Zoom Yes

Exposure Compensation 0

ISO Auto

Metering Matrix

Photo Effect None

Time Out 2 Min

Slide show interval 2 Seconds

Beep On

Quick View 1 Sec

AF Mode Multi-Area

Continuous Repeat Off

AF Assist Light Auto

TV Mode NTSC for USA/Japan, PAL for Europe/Asia

Date/Time Format USA/Japan: MM/DD/YYYY, 12-hour

Europe/Asia: DD/MM/YYYY, 24-hour

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SOFTWARE INSTALLATION GUIDE

The software that comes with your 3 Megapixel Digital Camera includes driver, reader, and photo editing programs. These programs transfer the pictures or video clips from your camera to your computer, and enable you to view them on your computer monitor. Refer to the following list of computer system requirements for installation of the programs.

Computer System Requirements Windows

• 300MHz Pentium II processor or equivalent.

• Microsoft Windows 98/98SE, Windows Me, Windows 2000 Professional, Windows XP Home / Professional / Media Center

• 360MB free hard disk space .

• 128MB of RAM

• Minimum 800 x 600 display with 16-bit color (1024 x 768 with 24-bit color or better is recommended)

• USB Port

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• 4x CD-ROM Drive

Macintosh

• Mac OS 9.0, 9.1, 9.2 and X 10.1 or later

• Power PC-based

• 32MB of RAM

• 640 x 480 display with Thousands of colors (Millions of colors recommended)

• Built-In USB Port

Installation Requirements

The installer will automatically detect which software applications need to be installed or if they are not necessary. Please read the installation requirements before proceeding with the installation process.

System Windows Windows Windows Windows Macintosh 98/98SE Me 2000 XP

Install Camera Driver X

Install DirectX 9 X X

Install ArcSoft PhotoImpression X X X X

Install Adobe Acrobat Reader 5

Camera automatically detected X X X X by the computer (no driver installation required)

USING THE INSTALLER SPLASH SCREEN

The installer will automatically detect which software applications need to be installed or if they are not necessary. This will be indicated by the buttons on the splash screen that appears when the CD-ROM is inserted into the computer:

Color Description

Yellow ( ) Required or highly recommended to install.

Gray ( ) Already installed or not necessary to install.

SOFTWARE INSTALLATION GUIDE

Option Description

Camera Drivers The USB Mass Storage camera drivers enable the camera to become an external drive on your computer.

Microsoft DirectX 9 DirectX 9 enables the movie playback applications on your computer to playback video clips that are captured with the camera.

ArcSoft PhotoImpression 2000 This photo software enables you to edit and enhance pictures.

Adobe Acrobat Reader 5 Adobe Acrobat Reader enables you to view the electronic version of the User’s Guide.

User’s Guide Direct link to our camera support website. Ensure that an internet connection is established before clicking on the link.

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SOFTWARE INSTALLATION GUIDE

FLOW DIAGRAM FOR SOFTWARE INSTALLATION

To transfer the pictures and video clips from the memory, the camera must be connected to a computer with the provided Mini-USB cable. Additional setup may be required by some operating systems before connecting the camera to the computer for the first time.

Identifying your operating system

Windows Windows 2000 Windows Mac OS 98/98SE Professional Me/XP 9.x/10.x

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Installing the USB Installing Mass Storage Drivers DirectX 9 p.51 and DirectX 9 p.49

Installing ArcSoft PhotoImpression 2000 p.52

Installing Adobe Acrobat Reader 5 (if needed) p.54

Connecting the camera to the computer p.56

Downloading pictures and video clips onto the computer p.56

Disconnecting the camera from the computer p.58

Data transfer may not function correctly if you have one of the operating systems listed below or you are using an add-on USB adapter or USB hub.

• Windows 95

• Windows NT 3.51/4.0

• Mac OS 8.6 or lower.

• Home-built computer systems or computer systems without a factory installed operating system.

• Home-installed operating system or upgrade to the operating system.

SOFTWARE INSTALLATION GUIDE

IDENTIFYING YOUR OPERATING SYSTEM

Windows

1. Right click the My Computer icon on your desktop, and go to Properties.

2. The System Properties Box will appear.(fig.1.1) The information about your computer is listed under the system area.

3. Confirm that your computer is running one of the following operating systems and proceed to the page in the chart for installation instructions:

System Proceed to page

Windows 98, Windows 98 Page 49 Second Edition

Windows 2000 Page 51

Windows Millennium Edition, Page 52 Windows XP Home Edition, Windows XP Professional Edition, Windows XP Media Center Edition

4. Press OK to close the window

For Windows 98/98SE/Me/2000, if the My Computer icon is not on your desktop, click Start > Settings > Control Panel to display the Control Panel window (fig. 1.2). Double click on System icon to open the System Properties Box (fig. 1.2).

For Windows XP, if the My Computer icon is not on your desktop, click Start > Control Panel >

Performance and Maintenance, then click on the System icon to open the System Properties Box (fig.1.1).

Macintosh

1. In the Apple Menu on the Menu bar, select About this Computer.

2. A window will appear with the computer’s operating system version. Confirm that your computer is version 9 or higher.

No installation of software is necessary for Macintosh users, please go to Page 56 for connecting your camera to the computer.

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SOFTWARE INSTALLATION GUIDE

INSTALLING THE DRIVER AND DIRECTX 9 – WINDOWS 98/98SE

Do not connect the camera to your computer BEFORE the camera drivers and Microsoft DirectX 9

installation is completed.

Step 1 Make sure your camera is powered off and not connected to the computer.

Step 2 Make sure the computer is powered on and Windows 98 or 98SE is running.

Step 3 Close any other applications or software you may be running.

Step 4 Insert the supplied CD-ROM into your computer’s CD-ROM Drive.

NOTE: If the installer does not start automatically within 30 seconds after the CD-ROM has

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Step 5 Select the language. Click [OK].

been inserted, click on “My Computer” either on the Desktop or in the Start Menu and locate the CD-ROM Drive. Double click on the CD-ROM Drive icon for installation and proceed to Step 5.

Step 6 The installation screen will appear. Click on Install

Step 7 Click [Next >].

Step 8 The next dialog will prompt you to select the components

The files will be saved in the Camera directory

OR You may change the default folder by clicking [Browse…]

Click [Next >].

Camera Drivers.

that will be installed. USB Mass Storage Driver and DirectX 9 will be pre-selected.

automatically.

and selecting a different folder in your computer.

Step 9 Click [Install].

Step 10 Install progress bar

Step 11 The next screen will begin the DirectX setup.

Select “ I accept the agreement “ then click [Next >].

Step 12 Click [Next >].

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Step 13 Click [Finish].

Your computer will automatically restart.

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INSTALLING DIRECTX 9 – WINDOWS 2000

Step 1 Make sure your camera is powered off and not connected to the computer.

Step 2 Make sure the computer is powered on and Windows 2000 is running.

Step 3 Close any other applications or software you may be running.

Step 4 Insert the supplied CD-ROM into your computer’s CD-ROM Drive.

NOTE: If the installer does not start automatically within 30 seconds after the CD-ROM has

Step 5 Select the language. Click [OK].

been inserted, click on “My Computer” either on the Desktop or in the Start Menu and locate the CD-ROM Drive. Double click on the CD-ROM Drive icon for installation and proceed to Step 5.

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Step 6 The installation screen will appear, click on Install

Step 7 The next screen will begin the DirectX setup.

Select “ I accept the agreement “ then click [Next >].

Step 8 Click [Next >].

Step 9 Click [Finish].

Your computer will automatically restart.

Microsoft DirectX 9.0.

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INSTALLING ARCSOFT PHOTOIMPRESSION – ALL WINDOWS USERS

Step 1 Make sure your camera is powered off and not connected to the computer.

Step 2 Make sure the computer is powered on and Windows is running.

Step 3 Close any other applications or software you may be running.

Step 4 Insert the supplied CD-ROM into your computer’s CD-ROM Drive.

NOTE: If the installer does not start automatically within 30 seconds after the CD-ROM has

been inserted, click on “My Computer” either on the Desktop or in the Start Menu and locate the CD-ROM Drive. Double click on the CD-ROM Drive icon for installation and proceed to Step 5.

Step 5 Select the language. Click [OK].

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Step 6 The installation screen will appear, Click on Install

Step 7 Click [Next >].

Step 8 Click [Yes].

ArcSoft PhotoImpression 2000.

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Step 9 Click [Next >].

Step 10 Make sure the two applications are checked and then click [Next >].

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Step 11 Click [Next >].

Step 12 The screen will show the status of the installation.

Step 13 Click [Finish].

Win98 will request for restart.

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INSTALLING ADOBE ACROBAT READER 5- ALL WINDOWS USERS (OPTIONAL)

Step 1 Make sure your camera is powered off and not connected to the computer.

Step 2 Make sure the computer is powered on and Windows is running.

Step 3 Close any other applications or software you may be running.

Step 4 Insert the supplied CD-ROM into your computer’s CD-ROM Drive.

NOTE: If the installer does not start automatically within 30 seconds after the CD-ROM has

been inserted, click on “My Computer” either on the Desktop or in the Start Menu and locate the CD-ROM Drive. Double click on the CD-ROM Drive icon for installation and proceed to Step 5.

Step 5 Select the language. Click [OK].

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Step 6 The installation screen will appear, Click on Install

Step 7 Status bar

Step 8 Click [Next >].

Adobe Acrobat Reader 5.

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Step 9 The files will be saved into C:\Program Files\Adobe\

You may change the default folder by clicking [Browse…]

Click [Next >].

Step 10 Installation progress

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Step 11 Select Yes, to restart the computer or No, to restart the

Click [Finish >].

Acrobat 5 automatically.

and selecting a different folder in your computer.

computer later.

CONNECTING THE CAMERA TO THE COMPUTER

Windows 98/98SE users - Do not connect the camera to your computer BEFORE the camera

drivers and Microsoft DirectX 9 installation is completed.

1. Power the camera on.

2. Connect the camera to the computer with the Mini-USB cable provided.

• Plug the larger end of the Mini-USB cable that is included with the camera into your PC’s USB port. (Please refer to your computer’s documentation for more information on the location of the USB port.)

• Plug the small end of the Mini-USB cable into the USB port located in the Cable Connection panel on the side of the camera.

3. When the camera is connected to the computer for the first time, the camera USB Mass Storage driver installation will begin. Please follow the on-screen instructions to complete the installation.

DOWNLOADING PICTURES AND VIDEO CLIPS ONTO YOUR COMPUTER

Note: Windows 98/98SE users must install the Camera Driver and DirectX 9 first. (Page 49)

Note: Windows 2000 users must install DirectX 9 to view video clips on the computer. (Page 51)

Downloading files from the camera:

• Insert the memory card.

Caution: Do not attempt to open the battery/memory door to insert or remove the memory and/or batteries when the camera is connected to the computer.

FOR WINDOWS USERS

Downloading Pictures and Video Clips onto your computer:

1. Connect the camera to the computer.

2. Double-click on My Computer.

3. Double-click Removable Disk.

4. Double-click DCIM.

5. Double-click the folder that contains the desired images to view.

• The pictures (JPEG) and video clips (AVI) stored in the memory will be displayed.

6. Click and drag the files into a directory in your computer to save them.

• To select all files, click Edit > Select all.

FOR MACINTOSH USERS

1. Connect the camera to the computer.

• After a few moments, the external hard drive will appear on the desktop.

2. Double-click the “JD C 3.1z3” removable drive that is on your desktop.

3. Double-click DCIM.

4. Double-click the folder that contains the desired images to view.

• The stored pictures (JPEG) and video clips (AVI) stored in the memory will be displayed.

5. Drag and drop the image you want to save in the computer.

• To select all files, click Edit > Select all.

Note: You may also transfer the stored pictures and video clips onto your computer by using a memory card reader (sold separately.)

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CONNECTING THE CAMERA TO THE COMPUTER

USING ARCSOFT PHOTOIMPRESSION (WINDOWS ONLY)

1. Connect the camera to the computer.

2. Launch ArcSoft PhotoImpression software by clicking on Start-Programs-ArcSoft Camera Suite and choosing PhotoImpression from the application list on your screen. (fig. 1.1)

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3. When the Application opens, click on the Camera/Scanner button.(fig. 1.2)

4. Click on the drop-down list under Select Source and choose JD C 3.1z3 Camera.

5. Click on the Camera/ Scanner Icon ( ).

6. Select the desired picture to view, edit or save by clicking on it. The selected image will be highlighted by a

7. Click on Get Photos.

The pictures will then be added to your album at the bottom of the application (fig. 1.4).

8. Click on Close to close the Camera Controls windows (as shown in

9. Double-click on the thumbnail or click on OK to open the photo.

10. Click on Edit to edit the photo. You may, for example,

11. Click on Save to save the photo. Two options are available: “Save” and “Save As”.

12. Click on Print to print the photo. The options available include: Standard Printing, Greeting Card/Multiple

fig. 1.1 fig. 1.2

• A second window will appear showing the contents (pictures) in the memory, and options on how to

handle them. (fig. 1.3)

fig. 1.3

border. To choose all pictures, click on Select All.

fig. 1.4

fig. 1.3).

• Resize the photo by using the “Crop/Resize” tools.

• Modify the photo by using the “Retouch” tools. For example, to remove red-eyes.

• Add some text onto the photo by using the “Text” tools.

Printing or Thumbnail Printing.

CONNECTING THE CAMERA TO THE COMPUTER

UNPLUGGING YOUR CAMERA FROM THE COMPUTER

Windows ME/2000/XP:

1. Click once on the “Unplug or Eject Hardware” icon on the right hand side of your task bar. (fig.1.1)

2. Select “Stop JD C 3.1z3 Camera USB Mass Storage Device”

3. Click [OK] in the “Safe to Remove Hardware” prompt.

4. Unplug the Mini-USB from the camera. (fig.1.2)

Macintosh:

1. Drag the “JD C 3.1z3 ” removable drive icon on the desktop to the Trash. Or click on “JD C 3.1z3 ”, then click “Eject” under “File” or “Special” (if the mouse is not available).

2. Unplug the Mini-USB cable from the camera.

fig.1.2

fig.1.1

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TV MODE

CHANGING THE TV MODE SETTING

The camera allows you to view individual files and to take pictures or record clips on the television. To begin, check your television documentation to determine the suitable type of TV broadcast standard (TV OPTION): NTSC or PAL.

SETUP

SET AUTO OFF TIME

TV OPTION

LANGUAGE OPTION RESTORE DEFAULT LCD BRIGHTNESS

RETURN SELECT

1. Slide the Mode switch to ( ) Camera Mode

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2. Press the MENU button.

3. Press or repeatedly until Setup is highlighted.

4. Press to enter the Setup menu.

5. In the Setup menu press or until TV option is highlighted

6. Press to enter the TV submenu.

7. Press or to change the setting to NTSC or PAL and press OK.

8. Press the MENU button to exit.

CONNECTING THE CAMERA TO THE TELEVISION

1. Connect the red sound terminal of the AV cable to the sound terminal marked AUDIO of your TV, and connect the yellow image terminal of the AV cable to the image input terminal jack marked VIDEO or VIDEO IN on your television.

2. Turn on your television.

3. Set the television to video mode according to the instructions in the owner’s manual. (This is usually channel 3, 4 or AV).

4. Connect the other end of the cable into the VIDEO port located in the cable connection panel.

TV OPTION

NTSC

PAL

RETURN SET

USING THE TV AS A LIVE VIEWFINDER

1. Connect the camera to the TV.

2. Turn the camera on.

3. Slide the Mode Switch to ( ) Camera Mode.

4. The TV will become a Live Viewfinder.

Note: You may record your TV Mode session by using your VCR. Please refer to your VCR documentation to learn more about recording.

REVIEWING PICTURES AND VIDEO CLIPS ON YOUR TV

1. Connect the camera to the TV.

2. Turn the camera on.

3. Slide the Mode Switch to ( ) Review mode.

4. Press or to scroll through the saved pictures and video clips.

• When an AVI file is displayed on the TV, press the OK button to view the video clip.

5. To view more options, press the MENU button to display the menu on the TV screen. Please refer to

page 32/37 for further information.

ERROR MESSAGES

Error Messages appear on the LCD when the memory is full or when there is a problem with the SD card.

Error Message

Memory Full

Memory (either internal memory or SD card) is full.

The SD card memory isn’t enough to hold the files saved in the internal memory. Only part of the files in the internal memory is transferred.

Cause

Follow one of the below methods:

Solution

1) Delete unwanted files.

2) Insert an SD card or replace the SD card with another that has free memory space.

3) Transfer the photos/video clips onto your computer.

Follow one of the below methods:

1) Delete unwanted files.

2) Insert an SD card, or replace the SD card with a new one.

3) Transfer the photos/video clips onto your computer.

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Memory Error

Card Error

Imcompatible Media Formating will erase All data Continue?

No Card

Format Error

The camera’s internal memory may be corrupted.

The SD card may be corrupted.

The memory card is not recognizable (maybe the card is new or used on other digital cameras).

The memory card is locked.

Attempts to transfer files when an SD card is not inserted into the camera.

The internal memory or the SD card is corrupted.

Format the internal memory (P.41) first. If the problem remains after formatting, that means the internal memory is corrupted. You can either use an SD card as storage

or send the camera for repairing.

Format the SD card first. If the problem still exists after formatting, replace the corrupted SD card with a new one.

Format the SD card.

Turn off the camera, take out the SD card and unlock the SD card.

Insert an SD card with enough free memory.

For an internal memory problem, use an SD card as storage instead. For an SD card problem, replace the SD card with a new one.

TROUBLESHOOTING

SYMPTOM

CAMERA

Cannot turn on the camera.

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The camera buttons do not work.

The camera turns off during usage.

The camera cannot turn off the Auto-Focus setting.

LCD displays white screen when powered on.

PICTURES/VIDEO CLIPS

Picture/Vide clip has poor image quality.

POSSIBLE CAUSE

Batteries are not installed correctly.

Batteries are flat or weak.

Battery door is not closed properly.

To prevent accidentally powering on the camera, it is designed to power on with a set delay.

In cold weather, battery power level might temporarily fall, thereby affecting camera performance.

The camera needs to be reset.

The batteries are drained of power.

Camera automatically powers off and retracts the lens after 2 minutes (default setting) of inactivity.

This can occur when the camera is repeatedly powered on/off in quick successions.

Poor Lighting.

Lens is dirty.

Subject is too close.

POSSIBLE SOLUTION

Install batteries correctly by following the indication engraved on the edge of the battery compartment or that on the battery contact.

Replace batteries.

Close the battery compartment door properly.

Press and hold the power button for more than 1 second to power on the camera.

Try different ways to warm the batteries, for instance: place them in your pocket or warm them with your hands, before re-trying operation.

Press the reset button on the back of the camera with a pointed object, such as a pen, then power the camera off then on.

Replace the batteries with new ones.

Press any button to power the camera on again.In the Setup menu, set the Auto-OFF Time to 3 minutes (for detail instructions, see page 39).

The Camera is designed to have the Auto-Focus setting.

Wait for a few seconds between powering on or off the camera.

Increase the lighting in the surrounding area when taking pictures and video clips.

Clean the lens with a soft cloth. Refer to the Safety Tips and Maintenance section (p. 71).

Stand at least 2 ft. (0.6m) away from the subject in the Normal Mode. In Macro Mode, keep the camera and the subject within the range of 5.9 inch (15cm) to 2ft (60cm).

SYMPTOM

The images are dark on the computer and when printing, but all images look fine in Review Mode.

TAKING PICTURES

Flash picture taken is too light.

Flash Picture taken is too dark.

Flash did not work.

My fresh set of batteries took only a few pictures and they are now flat.

POSSIBLE CAUSE

Configuration and settings of computer and printer need to be adjusted.

Subject is too close.

The flash is not needed.

Lighting condition is too bright.

The subject is too far away for the flash to be effective.

Flash is not on.

The subject is in front of a bright light.

Lighting condition is too dark.

There was sufficient lighting for the picture, so the flash did not fire. This happens when the camera is set to Auto Flash.

Camera’s flash has been turned off.

Flash did not charge.

Selected the Continuous or Sport mode.

Depends on the level of usage. Auto-Focusing, zooming in and out are some of the functions that tend to draw more power.

TROUBLESHOOTING

POSSIBLE SOLUTION

The display setting of the computer can be adjusted via the Control Panel’s Display section or the actual display settings of the monitor. The printer’s setting can be adjusted via the Control Panel’s Printers. Refer to the user’s documentation that comes with the computer and printer.

Move the subject further away from the camera.

Change the camera setting to Auto Flash. See p. 12.

Decrease exposure compensation. See p.22.

Move the subject closer to the camera, or move the camera closer to the subject.

Select “Auto Flash” or “Flash On” setting.

Change the subject’s position if possible or move to another location to take the picture of the subject from another angle.

Increase the exposure compensation. See p. 22.

This is normal, as your camera’s electronic light sensor is programmed to only fire the flash when needed.

Select “Auto Flash” or “Flash On” setting.

Ensure that the Ready LED has stopped blinking before taking a picture.

When the Continuous or Sport mode is selected, the flash is disabled.

To save power, turn off the LCD. When the camera is not in used, power it off. Economize on the use of the Auto-Focus and zooming functions

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TROUBLESHOOTING

SYMPTOM

My fresh set of batteries took only a few pictures and they are now flat.

Picture taken is blurry.

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There is something wrong with the color of the photographs.

Cannot take a picture or record a video clip.

POSSIBLE CAUSE

Are the fresh batteries newly purchased?

Are the battery contacts dirty?

Subject or camera moved as the picture was taken.

The focus was not locked beforetaking the picture.

Check that the Marco mode is not selected.

The lens is dirty.

The subject is not located at the center of the focus mark when composing the image.

White balance is not set properly.

The white balance is not correctly adjusted.

Memory is full.

POSSIBLE SOLUTION

So-called fresh batteries that have been purchased a long time ago cannot be considered fresh; as battery power tends to drop over an extended period of time.

Every once in a while battery contacts need to be cleaned. Refer to the Safety Tips and Maintenance section (p. 71).

1. Hold camera steady until the picture is taken.

2. Select the Sport capture mode for fast-action-oriented subjects.

Before taking a picture, press the Shutter Button halfway to lock the focus (the green LED besides the optical viewfinder will remain ON and the Focus Mark at the center of display will be green), then press the Shutter Button fully to capture the picture. (p.11)

Use the Marco mode only for shooting distances between 2.9ft (15cm) ~ 2ft (60cm). Otherwise, use the normal capture mode.

Clean the lens with professional lens cleansing paper or use a piece of lint-free, soft-dust-free cloth to gently wipe the lens.

Make sure the subject is centered in the focus mark when composing the image.

Reset the white balance setting to Auto, or for the specific lighting in the surrounding area.

Aim the camera at something white such as a white piece of paper, press the Shutter button half-way to adjust the white balance to the subject’s lighting condition.

Insert a memory card with sufficient memory available.

Download the stored files to your PC and delete the files from the memory card.

Delete unwanted pictures and continue shooting.

SYMPTOM

Cannot take a picture or record a video clip when using an SD memory card.

Picture is blurred when looking through the viewfinder.

Part of the picture/ video clip is missing.

Camera is not responding during picture capture.

The Shutter button does not work.

Picture taken did not save in memory.

POSSIBLE CAUSE

Camera is not set in picture/video clip taking mode.

Power is off.

Camera is in Auto Power off Mode.

The remaining battery power is low.

Camera is connected to a computer.

The SD card is locked or writeprotected.

The SD card cannot be recognized.

Viewfinder is dirty.

Something was blocking the lens when taking the picture.

The picture was not centered correctly in the viewfinder.

The battery level is low and the camera does not have sufficient power to complete picture capture.

The camera needs to be reset.

The camera is not turned on.

The camera is processing a picture; the ready LED light is still blinking.

The camera powered off before completing the save operation.

The memory card was removed before completing the save operation.

Battery door was opened before completing the save operation.

TROUBLESHOOTING

POSSIBLE SOLUTION

Set the camera to the proper mode for recording video clips, or taking photographs.

Turn the power on.

Replace the batteries.

Disconnect the camera from the computer before taking pictures.

Remove the SD card from the card slot and slide the lock switch to off.

Format the inserted SD card before using it to take pictures.

Clean the Viewfinder with a soft cloth or cotton swab. See the Camera maintenance section.

Keep hands, fingers, etc. away from the lens when taking a picture.

Leave space around the subject when centering the picture in the viewfinder.

Replace batteries

Press the reset button at the back of the camera with a pointed object, such as a pen, then power the camera off then on.

Turn the camera on.

Wait until the light stops blinking before attempting to take another picture.

If the low-battery indicator appears on display, replace batteries with a fresh set.

DO NOT open the battery/ memory card compartment door when the camera is powered on, as it could corrupt the memory card.

Ensure that the battery/memory card compartment door is properly and securely closed before taking pictures.

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GETTING HELP

SYMPTOM

LCD

The LCD display is dark.

The LCD is dim or visibility is poor.

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The LCD screen looks milky and or scratched.

The LCD is not displaying anything.

LCD does not display stored images.

VIEWING VIDEO CLIPS ON THE COMPUTER (WINDOWS 98/98SE/2000)

Cannot playback stored video clips on the computer.

INSTALLING SOFTWARE AND DRIVERS

Camera is not responding during picture download to the computer.

POSSIBLE CAUSE

Protective plastic film is still in place on the camera.

The LCD brightness level is set too low or the surrounding lighting condition is poor.

The set LCD brightness level is too low.

When using the camera in sunny conditions, the visibility of the LCD may seem dim.

Protective plastic film is still in place on the camera.

LCD is turned off.

The battery level is low.

The camera is in the picture capturing mode.

The camera is connected to a television.

Video playback files are missing.

The operating system may not be allocating adequate resources to download the pictures.

The Mini-USB cable is not plugged into the camera.

The Mini-USB cable is not plugged into the computer.

POSSIBLE SOLUTION

Make sure the protective plastic film covering the LCD (for protection purposes during shipment) has been removed.

Increase the brightness level on your LCD to meet your personal needs. See p.40 for setting the brightness.

Adjust the brightness in the Setup mode, see page 40.

Shade the display for better visibility. .

Make sure the protective plastic film covering the LCD (for protection purposes during shipment) has been removed.

Turn the LCD on, by pressing ( ).

Replace the batteries.

Set the camera to review mode.

The LCD turns off when the camera is connected to a television.

Install Microsoft DirectX 9. (p.49)

Reset the camera by pressing the reset button with a pointed object such as a pen. Reboot the computer.

Check that the Mini-USB cable is plugged into the camera.

Check that the USB cable is plugged into the computer.

SYMPTOM

Camera is not responding during picture download to the computer.

Cannot transfer pictures to the computer. The New Hardware Wizard cannot locate drivers. (Windows 98/98SE)

SD CARDS

The camera does not recognize your SD Card.

RECHARGEABLE BATTERIES

A low battery warning appears during initial use of the freshly charged batteries.

Camera is not responding during picture download to the computer.

POSSIBLE CAUSE

The USB port of computer is damaged.

The USB cable is damaged.

Computer cannot detect the newly installed driver

The driver did not install successfully.

The computer is not powered on.

The Software is not installed on the computer.

Software is not fully or correctly installed on the computer.

The card may not be SD certified.

The card may be corrupted. Reformat the card.

No card is inserted in the camera.

The card is locked.

The batteries might not have been charged properly.

The batteries haven’t reached their maximum capacity.

The battery contact is dirty.

Excessive zooming and powering on/off operations

GETTING HELP

POSSIBLE SOLUTION

Replace or repair the USB port.

Replace the USB cable.

Update the driver in My Computer > Properties > Hardware > Device Manager.

Uninstall and re-install the driver.

Turn your computer on.

Disconnect the Mini-USB cable from the camera and the computer. Install the camera software and drivers. (p.49)

Disconnect the Mini-USB cable from the camera and the computer. Uninstall the software: click Start >Setting > Control Panel > Add/ Remove Programs. Re-install the camera drivers. (See p.49)

Purchase a certified SD card.

Caution: Formatting erases all data on the card. P.41

Insert a card into the card slot. See p.8

Take out the card and unlock.

Recharge the batteries to maximum capacity (confirm the needed duration of re-charge time

Fully charge/discharge the batteries via normal operation for three to four cycles

Clean the battery contacts and battery polarities with alcohol and a soft, dust-free, lint-free, clean cloth.

Avoid these kinds of unnecessary operations.

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GETTING HELP

You can get help from our troubleshooting section, FAQ on our website www.concord-camera.com or by contacting a customer support representative.

Before You E-mail or Call us:

If you have questions concerning the operation of the camera or software installation, you can speak to or email a customer service representative. Please have the following information available:

Camera Information: Name of camera model Camera Serial Number

Computer Information:

Operating System Processor Speed (MHz) Computer Maker and Model Exact Error message received Date

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CAMERA SPECIFICATIONS

Lens 7.23 - 21.7mm (equivalent to 38-114 mm in 35mm format),

f/2.8 - f/4.7, 6 groups 6 elements all glass.

Aperture 2 steps: f/2.8 and f/5.6 at wide zoom position

Shutter Electronic, 4s – 1/1000s

Optical Zoom 3x in 6 steps

Digital Zoom 3x

Focus Range Auto Focus from 60cm to infinity (23.6 in. to infinity), macro from 15 cm to 60 cm

(5.9 in. to 23.6 in.)

Focusing System 5 area Multi-area AF, Center Spot AF

Image Sensor Type 1/2” CMOS

Sensor Effective Pixels 3.1 Megapixels

Image Aspect Ratio 4:3

Image Size 2048 x 1536, 1600 x 1200, 1024 x 768, 640 x 480

Image Quality Fine (4.5:1), Normal (11:1), Economy (17:1)

Sensitivity (ISO setting) Auto, 100, 200, 400 (user selectable)

Capture Mode Single Shot, Sport, Continuous Shot, Sport + Continuous Shot

Exposure Auto

Auto Exposure metering Spot, Matrix

White Balance Auto, Sunny, Fluorescent, Tungsten

Scene Selection Off, Party/Indoor, Beach, Snow, Night Landscape, Sunset, Fireworks, Night

portrait.

Picture Effect Off, B&W, Sepia

Exposure Compensation +/-0, 0.3, 0.7, 1.0, 1.3, 1.7, 2.0 EV

Continuous Shoot 7 frames in 2.3sec with 640x480 resolution

Video Clips AVI format,

• 320x240 or 160x120 resolution with 20 fps, approx 25sec with 8 MB storage.

Self-Timer 10s delay with blinking red LED (7s slow blinking and 3s fast blinking), available for camera and video clip.

Storage Type Internal Memory and SD card

Internal Storage 6 MB Internal Non-Volatile Memory

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CAMERA SPECIFICATIONS

Storage Capacity

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Images Stored on 6MB memory (approx.):

Image Quality Image Size

3MP 2MP 1.3MP VGA

(2048 x 1536) (1600 x 1200) (1024 x 768) (640 x 480)

Fine (4.5:1) 4 6 14 36

Normal (11:1) 8 13 32 79

Economy (17:1) 15 23 55 130

Images Stored on 16MB memory (approx.):

Image Quality Image Size

3MP 2MP 1.3MP VGA

(2048 x 1536) (1600 x 1200) (1024 x 768) (640 x 480)

Fine (4.5:1) 9 14 33 82

Normal (11:1) 19 31 74 181

Economy (17:1) 34 53 125 297

Images Stored on 32MB memory (approx.):

Image Quality Image Size

3MP 2MP 1.3MP VGA

(2048 x 1536) (1600 x 1200) (1024 x 768) (640 x 480)

Fine (4.5:1) 20 29 68 171

Normal 41 65 154 376

Economy 71 111 261 616

Images Stored on 64MB memory (approx.):

Image Quality Image Size

3MP 2MP 1.3MP VGA

(2048 x 1536) (1600 x 1200) (1024 x 768) (640 x 480)

Fine (4.5:1) 42 60 140 351

Normal 84 135 316 771

Economy 146 229 536 1270

Images Stored on 128MB memory (approx.):

Image Quality Image Size

3MP 2MP 1.3MP VGA

(2048 x 1536) (1600 x 1200) (1024 x 768) (640 x 480)

Fine (4.5:1) 83 119 279 698

Normal 167 268 628 1532

Economy 290 455 1064 2512

Output file format JPEG compression with EXIF 2.2

Optical Viewfinder Real image zoom finder with 70-90% coverage

LCD 1.5” TFT LCD, 280(H) x 220(V), 61,600 Pixels

CAMERA SPECIFICATIONS

Playback Zoom 2x, 4x (for 2048 x 1536, 1600x1200, 1280x960); 2x (for 640x480)

Flash Mode Auto, Auto + RER, Flash ON and Flash off.

Flash Range 0.6 to 2.6m (1.97 to 8.53ft) in Wide; 0.6 to 1.7m(1.97 to 5.58ft) in Tele@ISO100

0.6 to 3.5m (1.97 to 11.48ft) in Wide; 0.6 to 2.1m(1.97 to 6.89ft) in Tele@ISO200

User Interface All information and menus are displayed on TFT LCD display, Review Image, shows frame counter, flash status, self timer, focus mode, image quality, image size, battery status and memory card.

Multi Language Support User selectable UI on TFT OSD menu. The languages included are Spanish, Italian, German, English, French, Dutch, Simplified Chinese, Japanese and Portuguese.

Mode Selection Slide Switch for Camera, Review, Video

Slide Show Yes

AF Assist Light Ye s

Speaker Yes

Tripod Socket Standard 1/4” size

Connectivity Mini USB and TV/VCR Out

System Connectivity Mass Storage Driver for Window 98, 98SE,2000,ME, XP

Mass Storage Driver for Mac OS 9.x and Mac OS OS X

Time Out 1 minute for LCD. 2 minutes or 3 minutes programmable auto power off for camera.

Power Source 2x AA batteries, can use alkaline, lithium and rechargeable NiMH type (Rechargeable NiMH type Highly Recommended)

Dimensions 100 x 61 x 31.5 mm without protrusions

Weight 160g without batteries and memory card

Accessories See the separate “Packing Content” sheet.

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SAFETY TIPS AND MAINTENANCE

Cleaning the camera body:

1. Please use a soft, dry and dust-free cloth to clean the camera.

Cleaning the lens, viewfinder and LCD:

1. Blow off dirt or dust with a blower or canned air.

2. Gently wipe the lens, viewfinder and/or LCD with a micro-fiber cloth.

3. To remove dirt or residue, moisten the cloth with lens cleaning fluid and gently wipe the lens, viewfinder and/or LCD.

CAUTION: Do not apply the fluid directly onto the lens, viewfinder or LCD.

Cleaning the battery contacts:

As a matter of routine operation and handling, should any debris or foreign contaminant deposit itself on the battery contacts in the camera and/or on the batteries, follow steps below to clean the battery contacts to ensure

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proper electrical operation:

1. Wet the tip of a cotton bud/swab with rubbing alcohol and squeeze (with clean fingers) the excess alcohol from the bud/swab.

2. Wipe the battery contacts inside the camera battery compartment and both ends of the batteries lightly with the damp bud.

3. Allow the contacts to dry before placing batteries in the camera.

Caution:

1) Do not press hard during cleaning, as this will damage the battery contacts.

2) Do not use water to clean the contacts, as this will increase the chance of oxidation.

3) Do not use Acetone or Nail Polish remover to clean the contacts as this may adversely affect camera operation.

SAFETY TIPS AND MAINTENANCE

SAFETY TIPS

Precautions for the camera:

• Do not attempt to modify this camera in any way. This may cause a fire, electric shock or severe damage to the camera.

• Do not use the flash in close proximity to people or animals.

• When taking photographs, never point the lens of the camera directly into very strong light.

• Please do not use this product in close proximity to flammable or explosive gases as this could increase the risk of explosion.

• For safety reasons keep this product and accessories out of reach of children or animals to prevent

accidents.

• Do not swallow batteries or small camera accessories.

• Keep the camera away from water and other liquids, and never let it get wet. Do not use the camera outdoors

outdoors amid rain, snow or hail.

• Should any form of liquid enter the camera, do not use it. Switch the camera off, and then remove the

batteries. Do not continue to use the camera as this may cause a fire or electric shock.

• Do not insert or drop metallic or inflammable foreign objects into the camera through access points e.g. card slot and battery chamber. This may cause a fire or electric shock.

• Do not operate this camera with wet hands. This could pose a risk of electric shock.

• Under the environment with electrostatic discharge, the camera may malfunction and require the user to

reset the camera.

• Under the environment with electrical fast transients (EFT), the camera may lose function and require user

to reset the camera.

• Shielded cables must be used with this unit to ensure compliance with the Class B FCC limits.

• Please avoid using the camera in high or low temperature. Operation temperature range 32˚F - 104˚F (0˚C

- 40˚C).

• It is normal that the temperature of the camera body rises after being in use for a long period.

• Do not leave this camera in places subject to extremely high temperatures, such as in a sealed vehicle,

under direct sunlight, or in other places with extreme variances in temperature. Exposure to extreme

temperatures

may adversely affect the camera’s internal components and could cause a fire.

• Always use the camera and its accessories in a well-ventilated area.

• Allowing dust to accumulate in the camera over a long period of time is hazardous and in extreme circumstances may cause a fire. It is best to clean your camera prior to seasonal periods of high humidity.

Precautions for batteries:

• Use 2x AA batteries only.

• Dispose of the batteries in a manner that complies with applicable laws.

• Leakage, overheating, or burst batteries could result in fire or injury.

• Do not short circuit, heat or dispose of batteries in fire.

• Do not use old batteries with new ones, or mix brands of batteries.

• Ensure the batteries are positioned correctly with regard to polarity (+/-).

• Batteries may lose power if kept inside the camera for a long time without using. Please remove the

batteries while the camera is not in use.

• Do not use manganese batteries as they cannot supply sufficient power to support the camera’s operations.

Batteries may not work normally under 32˚F (0˚C).

Precautions for SD Memory Cards:

• In the event of malfunction or damage, it is possible that data may be lost. Concord Camera is not

responsible in any way for such data loss.

• Do not touch the terminals with hands or metal objects.

• Keep dust, liquid and direct sunlight when in used or when placed in storage

• Avoid heat, liquid and direct sunlight when using and when storing.

• Do not open the battery/card cover or remove the SD Memory Card while data is being read or written.

• Do not dismantle or modify.

• The recorded data may be lost if the card is affected by strong static electricity, electrical shock, during card

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SAFETY TIPS AND MAINTENANCE

repair or malfunction.

• When using SD Memory Cards do not change the attributes (read-only, etc.) of the files (pictures (JPEG) or video clips (AVI) on the card. Doing so may prevent the camera from working properly when deleting, etc.

• Do not change the file names or the directory name of the pictures or video clips using a computer or save

files other than pictures or video clips taken by this camera onto the SD memory card. Pictures or video clips that have been edited or added to the SD memory card with the computer may not play back and it may cause the camera to malfunction.

• The SD Memory Card includes a write-protect switch. Sliding this switch downward prevents data from

being written to the card and pictures and video clips saved on the card are protected.

• Please note that pictures and video clips cannot be taken or deleted when the write-protect switch is on.

• When using a large-capacity card, writing, reading and deleting may take some time.

• Do not store the card in places with high humidity, dusty places or where static electricity or electromagnetic fields are likely to occur.

Images stored in the memory card may be ruined or damaged if you turn off the camera while it is in process of reading, writing or formatting etc.

• SD cards are delicate electronic devices. Please do not bend or drop them

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• Please do not place the SD card in or near to an environment of strong electronic or magnetic fields such as loud speakers or TV receivers.

• Please keep the SD card in its bag or case when not in use.

• It’s normal for the SD card to be warm after use.

• Please make sure you switch off the camera before you remove the SD card.

• Do not open the battery/memory card door or remove the SD Memory Card while the camera is reading,

writing or formatting the card.

REGULATORY INFORMATION

FCC INFORMATION

FCC WARNING: This equipment meets the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of FCC rules.

Only the cable supplied with the camera should be used. Operation with other cables is likely to result in interference to radio and TV reception and could void the user°Øs authorization to operate this equipment. This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions:

• This device may not cause harmful interference.

• This device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation.

Tested to comply

with FCC standards

for HOME OR OFFICE USE

Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the manufacturer may void the user°Øs authority to operate this equipment.

USER INFORMATION NOTE: 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 on and off, 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.

VCCI INFORMATION

This is a Class B product, to be used in a domestic environment, based on the Technical Requirement of the Voluntary Control Council for Interference (VCCI) from Information Technology Equipment. If this is used near a radio or television receiver in a domestic environment, it may cause radio interference. Please install and use the equipment according to this instruction manual.

- This product is in conformity with Directive 89/336/EEC.

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The Jenoptik trademark is used by Concord Camera Corp. and its subsidiaries under license. This product contains the software product of FUJIFILM “Exif Toolkit For Windows Ver.2.5 (Copyright (C) 1998-2004 FUJI PHOTO FILM CO.,LTD.). Exif is the image file format standard for digital still cameras stipulated by JEITA (Japan Electronics and Information Technology Industries Association).

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