Goodmans G-SHOT2025TFT Instruction Manual

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G-SHOT2025TFT

Ver1.00

OPERATING MANUAL

DIGITAL CAMERA

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Camera case

Digital Camera

Driver disc

USB cable

Earphone

Battery

Introduction

Unpacking

First check and identify the contents of your Digital Still Camera package, as below:

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CAUTION: To prevent fire or shock hazard ,do not expose this unit to rain or

excessive moisture.

WARNING:To prevent shock, do not attempt to modify this unit in any way. No user

serviceable parts inside. Refer servicing to qualified personnel.

Please do not use this unit in too close a proximity to the person other wise it can cause damage to the eyes. Especially for children, do not take pictures within 1 meter.

FCC NOTICE: 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 Rule. Operation is

subject to the following two conditions:

A. This device may not cause harmful interference. B. This device must accept any interference received, including interfer-

ence that may cause undesired operation.

Safety Precautions

OPERATING CONDITIONS:

• This camera is neither waterproof nor splash-proof. Do not use the camera if any water has entered the camera. Switch the camera off,and then disconnect the power source (batteries or AC Power Adapter).If you are using the AC Power Adapter,unplug the adapter from the AC Power wall socket after you have disconnected the camera. Then contact your dealer. Do not continue to use it, as this may cause a fire or electric shock.

• Do not leave the unit where it may be extremely hot or humid, such as the glove compartment of a car, direct sunlight ,a humid basement.

CARRYING YOUR CAMERA:

• When carrying, be sure to always attach and use the hand strap provid-

ed. Hold the camera firmly in your hand ,with the strap securely around your wrist.

• Do not use a tripod on unsteady or uneven surfaces. It could tip over,

causing serious damage to the unit .

• Never point the lens at direct sunlight, CMOS damage may occur.

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Table of Contents

Single-frame Playback................45

Playback an Image with

Audio Memo................................46

Playback a Video Clip ................47

Thumbnail Display . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 8

Playback Mode Setup.................49

Playback Mode Menu................50

Display Format............................50

Delete Images.............................51

Digital Zoom X 2.........................53

DPOF Print..................................55

Screen Brightness.......................56

Information..................................57

Quick Start Guide

HOOKUP

Connect to a printer or useing CF card PC using USB cable

Use DC adapter or battery to power the unit

TV Display..................................58

MP3 Playback............................59

Troubleshooting........................61

Appendix....................................63

Connect to a TV or an earphone

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Quick Start Guide

1. Turn the function dial to .

• The camera will turn on and be set to record mode.

2. Open the lens cover.

• The live view will appear on the LCD monitor.

3. Press the DISP/ENTER/REP button to turn on/off the LCD monitor.

PREPARATION (refer to page 18-20)

RECORDING (refer to page 23-44)

4. Frame your subject on the LCD monitor or viewfinder.

• Compose the image and make sure it is clear.

5. Press the shutter-release button to take

the pictures.

• The orange lamp blinks slowly while the image

being stored into the memory.

IMAGE PLAYBACK (refer to page 45-57)

1. Turn the function dial to .

2. Use the LT/RT or UP/DN buttons to scroll through the images.

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Quick Start Guide

5. Press the DISP/ENTER/REP button again.

• A confirmation screen will appear.

6. Press the UP/DN to select "YES", and enter it.

• The LCD monitor returns to the next image

after deleting it.

DELETING IMAGES (refer to page 51-52)

you want to delete.

scroll images,highlight icon to the delete icon

Quick Start Guide

DELETE

CURRENT ALL REFORMAT

DELETE?

YES NO

Exit

NOTICE:

When opening the menu or pressing the direction buttons, you will highlight some item, meanwhile the corresponding description will appear on the down-left corner of TFT LCD.

Exit

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Identification of Controls

CAMERA BODY

Identification of Controls

1. Function dial

2. Shutter/Play/Pause

3. NQ (Normal Quality)

4. Flash

5. Mode

6. Status LCD

3 4 5

7 8 9

2 1

6 7

7. Flash lamp

8. Self-timer lamp (Red)

9. Viewfinder window

10. Lens

11. Lens cover slide

1. Orange LED indicator

2. Green LED indicator

3. Viewfinder

4. MENU/STOP

5. DISP/ENTER/REP

6. Strap eyelet

7. LT/RT

8. UP/DN

9. LCD monitor

10. USB interface

11. MIC

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Identification of Controls

Indications of Function Dial & Status LCD

CAMERA BODY

1 2

1. TV/Phones

2. DC in 6v

Image Quality

IMAGE QUALITY

When the camera is turned on, the default setting of image quality is Normal Quality (NQ).

The number of images stored depends on the image quality level used: High Quality (HQ), Normal Quality (NQ) or Super Quality (SQ).

MODE COMPRESSION RATE

6 5

NQ HQ SQ

1 2

3 4

AUTO

1. Power

2. Record

3. Playback

4. MP3 playback

5. Software/Download

6. TV output

1. Snapshot

2. Self-timer

3. Sequence

4. Video clip

5. Audio memo

6. Power remains

7. Image quality

8. Flash lamp

9. Recordable image No.

Super Quality 1:4

High Quality 1:8

Normal Quality 1:16

In the Capture mode, each time you press the NQ button, the quality mode changes, which is shown on the status LCD:

• This function is not available in Audio Memo

and Video Clip.

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Flash

AUTOFLASH

NO FLASH

FORCED-FLASH

In autoflash ,the flash will fire automatically when the light level is low or your subject is backlit.

Use flash cancel when photographing subjects that are beyond the flash range or when flash photography is prohibited.

The flash will fire every time a picture is taken, regardless of lighting. Use forcedflash to reduce harsh shadows on your subject's face.

NOTICE:

The default setting is No flash. Under the capture mode of the sequence or video clip, the flash cannot be set up.

BUILT-IN FLASH LAMP

AUTO

CHANGING THE FLASH MODE

1. In Record mode, press the Flash button.

• The currently set flash mode appears on the status LCD.

2. Repeatedly press the button.

• The flash mode on the status LCD

changes in cycle.

• Select the mode you desired.

AUTO

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Indicator Light

being charged.

can be done.

gested that the next operation should not be

done.

Getting Started

INSERTING THE BATTERIES

1. Open the cassette cover.

• Slide the cover in the direction of the arrow and

fold it up to open it.

2. Insert the batteries

• Match the batteries to the polarity indicated on the back of the cover.

3. Close the cassette cover.

• While pulling up the cover slightly, fold it down and slide it back until it clicks.

NOTICE:

• Make sure the unit is turned off before removing the batteries .

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Getting Started

fold it up to open it.

from most camera and high street catalogue companies. They range in memory size from 8 Meg to 64 Meg capacity. Insert a compact flash card (back side facing the batteries and slots facing into the cam era) into the camera card slot, pushing it in until the card release pops out.

INSERTING A COMPACT FLASH CARD

Getting Started

• Push the card in straight and not at an angle.

• If the card stops midway confirm the direction of the card and try again. Never force the card .

3. Close the cassette cover.

• While pulling up the cover slightly, fold it down and slide it back until it clicks.

NOTICE:

• Make sure the unit power is turned off before removing the compact flash card.

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