Epson PhotoPC 850Z Quick Reference Guide

Quick Reference Guide
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Contents

Installing Batteries 1
Camera Dial Settings 3
Status Display Panel 4
Installing and Formatting the CompactFlash Card 6
Taking Pictures 9
Taking Pictures With the Viewfinder 10
Taking Pictures With the LCD Screen 12
Playing Back Pictures 15
Deleting Pictures 16
Tips for Getting Great Pictures From Your Camera 17
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This book provides a quick reference to using your camera. It covers the camera’s basic features and includes helpful tips for taking pictures in various locations.

Installing Batteries

Your camera includes a battery charger and a set of new, uncharged batteries. See your User’s Guide for battery charging instructions, then follow these steps to install the charged batteries:
1 Turn the camera upside down.
2
Hold the battery cover lock down and slide the cover out and up to open it.
battery cover lock
1
3
Insert four batteries into the compartment,
positioning the + and − ends as shown below.
4 Lower the battery cover and slide it in.
2

Camera Dial Settings

The following table describes camera
dial settings. Turn the dial to Off to
remove or install batteries or the CompactFlash card. The dial locks in this position. Push in the camera dial lock to change to other settings.
Use for continuous or interval shooting to capture a complex motion or to photograph scenes that change over time.
Take pictures using the LCD screen. You can use the LCD menus to adjust photo settings, such as digital zoom, sensitivity, white balance, and exposure.
Take pictures with the viewfinder. This setting uses less battery power than taking pictures with the LCD screen.
Play back or delete your photos and sounds, or lock and unlock photos.
Print directly from your camera to an EPSON ink jet printer.
camera dial lock
Set up or view camera information and settings.
3

Status Display Panel

These settings appear on the status display panel:
flash
sensitivity
white balance
low battery icon
timer
exposure
monochrome indicator
Status Display Panel Settings
Image Quality Settings
Standard
(640
× 480 pixels)
Fine
× 480 pixels)
(640
Super Fine
(640
× 480 pixels)
HyPict
(640
× 480 pixels)
Low Battery Icon
Indicates that the camera batteries are low.
image quality
pictures remaining
Flash Setttings
Automatic
Forced Flash
Flash Off
Slow Synchronized
Red-eye Reduction
Monochrome Indicator
Indicates that the camera is set to monochrome mode.
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