Kodak Pixpro FZ152 User guide

KODAK

DIGITAL CAMERA

PIXPRO FZ152

User Manual

Before You Start

Declaration of Conformity

Responsible Party: JK Imaging Ltd.

Address: JK Imaging Ltd., 17239 So. Main Street, Gardena, CA 90248 USA

Company website: kodakpixpro.com

For Customers in the U.S.A.
Tested to Comply with FCC Standards FOR HOME OR OFFICE USE

This device complies with part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following
two conditions: (1) This device may not cause harmful interference and (2) this device
must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired
camera operation.

For Customers in Europe

"CE" mark indicates that this product complies with the European requirements for
safety, health, environment and customer protection. "CE" marked cameras are
intended for sales in Europe.

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of electrical waste and electronic equipment in the European countries. Please do
not throw the equipment into domestic refuse. Please use the return and collection
systems available in your country for proper, safe disposal of this product.

Batteries: Please dispose of used batteries at designated collection centers.

Packaging: Please follow local regulations for the recycling of packaging.

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About this Manual

Thank you for purchasing this KODAK PIXPRO Digital Camera. Please read this manual
carefully and keep it in a safe place for future reference.

JK Imaging reserves all rights of this document. No part of this published manual may be

reproduced, transmitted, transcribed, stored in a retrieval system or translated into any
language or computer language, in any form, by any means, without the prior written
permission of JK Imaging.

All trademarks mentioned in this manual are used for identiication purposes only and

are properties of their respective owners.

This manual will instruct you on how to operate the KODAK PIXPRO Digital Camera. JK

Imaging has tried its utmost to ensure the correctness of the user manual contents,
but reserves the right to modify as necessary. All of these contents are subject to
change without prior notice.

Throughout this manual, the following symbols are used to help you locate

information quickly and easily:

Indicates useful information.

The following symbols are used throughout this manual to facilitate better

understanding of how to operate the camera:

[Item properties]： The optional properties in the camera interface are indicated by

the [ ] symbol.

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Safety Notes

Safety Notes for this Camera

Do not drop the camera or allow it to hit solid objects.
Do not attempt to disassemble or repair the camera.
Do not use or store the camera in dusty places or on a beach to help prevent dust or

sand from entering the camera, causing possible damage.
Do not use or store the camera in a hot environment or under or in direct sunlight.
Do not use or store the camera near powerful magnetic ields, for example near a

magnet or transformer.
Avoid touching the lens of the camera.
Do not expose the camera to direct sunlight for a long period of time.
To prevent the camera from being damaged by moisture, do not use or store the camera in

very humid environments, such as in rain or near bodies of water.
If water accidentally comes in contact with the camera, turn the camera o immediately.

Remove the battery and the memory card and dry it completely within 24 hours.
When you take the camera from a cold environment to a warmer environment,

condensation may occur. Please wait for a reasonable period of time before you turn

the camera on.
Before you remove the battery and memory card, the camera should be turned o.
When you clean the body of the camera, do not use abrasive, alcohol-based or

organic cleansers or solvents.
Use a professional lens cleaning cloth and appropriate cleaner to wipe and clean the lens.
Download your photos and remove the memory card when you are going to store the

camera for long periods of time.
If this camera is not in use for a long period of time, please keep it in a dry and clean

storage location.
Our company will not pay compensation for any failure of playback including: pictures

or videos damaged or unrecoverable by improper operation.

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Safety Notes for Battery

Please use a battery that is the same type as the one included.

Please use the attached charger to charge the battery.

If battery luid leaks inside the camera, contact our customer service department

immediately. If battery luid leaks onto your skin, rinse your skin immediately with clean

water and seek immediate medical attention.

Disposal of used batteries should be carried out in accordance with your local

(national or regional) regulations.

To prevent the battery from being damaged, do not drop the battery or allow it to hit

solid objects or to be scratched by foreign objects.

Do not let the battery come in contact with metal objects (including coins) to avoid

short circuiting, discharging, excessive heat or possible leakage.

Do not attempt to disassemble the battery.

Do not expose the battery to water. Always keep the battery contacts dry.

Do not heat the battery or throw it into a ire to avoid a possible explosion.

Do not store the battery in a hot environment or in direct sunlight.

If the battery overheats during charging or use, stop charging or use immediately.

Turn o the product, remove the battery carefully, and wait until it cools down.

When the camera is stored for a long period of time, remove the battery and keep it in

a safe, dry place that is not accessible to infants and children.

In colder environments, the performance of the battery could be noticeably reduced.

When you install the battery, align the battery markings according to the positive and

negative markings inside on the camera battery compartment. Never force the battery

into the battery compartment.

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Safety Notes for Memory Cards

We highly suggest buying only well-known, name brand memory cards to ensure peak

performance and reliability.

Format the memory card using the camera before you use it or insert a new one.

Do not drop the memory card or allow it to hit solid objects to avoid damaging it.

Do not attempt to disassemble or repair the memory card.

Do not expose the memory card to water. Always keep it dry.

Do not remove the memory card when the camera is turned on. Otherwise, the

memory card and photo/video iles could be permanently damaged.

Do not directly edit the data on the memory card. Copy the data to your computer

before you edit the iles.

When the camera is stored for long periods of time, be sure to download your photos

and remove the memory card. Store the memory card in a dry environment.

Do not modify the name of the iles or folders of the memory card using your PC.

Modifying the ile names may cause the iles to not be recognized on the camera or a

possible permanent error may occur.

A photo taken with the camera will be stored in the folder that is automatically

generated on the memory card. Do not store photos that are not taken using this

camera in these folders as the pictures cannot be recognized during playback.

When you insert the memory card, make sure the notch of the card matches the

markings on the top of the camera card slot.

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Other Safety Notes

Do not disconnect the power or turn the camera o during the update process. Doing

so may cause incorrect data to be written and the camera may not power on later.

When using your camera on an airplane, observe the relevant rules speciied by the

airline and FAA regulations.

Due to the limitations of manufacturing technology, the LCD may have a few dead

or bright pixels. These pixels do no eect the quality or performance of the camera,

photos or video.

Do not expose the camera’s LCD to water. In a humid environment, only wipe it with a

soft, dry, cleaning cloth.

If the LCD screen is damaged, pay particular attention to the liquid crystal in the

screen. If any of the following situations arise, immediately take the steps listed

1. If liquid crystal comes in contact with your skin, please wipe with a dry cloth, wash
thoroughly with soap, and rinse with plenty of clean water.

2. If liquid crystal gets into your eye, lush the eye immediately with plenty of clean

water for at least 15 minutes and then seek medical assistance.

3. If liquid crystal is swallowed, immediately rinse your mouth thoroughly with clean

water and induce vomiting. Seek medical assistance.

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below:

Contents

Before You Start ............................................................................... 1

Safety Notes ................................................................................... 3

Contents ..........................................................................................7

Getting Started ...............................................................................11

Accessories Included ....................................................................................................... 11

Part Names ...................................................................................................................... 12

Installing Battery and Memory Card ............................................................................... 14

Charging Battery ............................................................................................................. 16

Turning Camera On and O.............................................................................................17

How to Take Pictures ........................................................................................................17

Set your Language, Date/Time ....................................................................................... 18

Mode Overview .............................................................................21

LCD Screen Display ......................................................................................................... 21

Overview of the Screen Icons in Photo Shooting Mode ......................................... 21

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Overview of the Screen Icons in Movie Mode .........................................................22

Using the Mode Button ...................................................................................................23

Panorama Mode ........................................................................................................24

Scene Mode ..............................................................................................................25

Basic Operation ............................................................................ 29

Using the Zoom Function................................................................................................29

Display Setting ............................................................................................................... 30

Macro Mode..................................................................................................................... 31

Self-Timer Setting ............................................................................................................32

Flash Mode ......................................................................................................................33

EV Setting ........................................................................................................................34

Using Quick Recording .................................................................................................. 36

Playback Mode ............................................................................. 37

Overview of the Screen Icons in Playback Mode ..........................................................37

Viewing Photos and Videos ............................................................................................38

Thumbnail View .............................................................................................................. 39

Using Zoom Playback (for still pictures only) ................................................................ 40

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Slideshow ........................................................................................................................ 41

Deleting Photos and Videos ............................................................................................42

Using the Menus ........................................................................... 43

Shooting Menu ............................................................................................................... 43

Shooting Setting Menu .................................................................................................. 49

Movie Menu .....................................................................................................................53

Movie Setting Menu ........................................................................................................56

Playback Menu ................................................................................................................ 57

Playback Setting Menu .................................................................................................. 60

Setup Menu .................................................................................................................... 63

Sound Settings......................................................................................................... 64

Power Saver.............................................................................................................. 64

Language ...................................................................................................................65

World Time ................................................................................................................65

Date & Time ...............................................................................................................65

LCD Brightness ..........................................................................................................65

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File Setting ...................................................................................................................... 66

Format ...................................................................................................................... 66

Copy to Card .............................................................................................................67

File Numbering ..........................................................................................................67

Reset ......................................................................................................................... 68

Firmware (FW) Version ............................................................................................. 68

Connection Settings .................................................................... 69

Connecting to a Computer ............................................................................................ 69

Connecting to a PICTBRIDGE™ Compatible Printer .......................................................71

Using the PICTBRIDGE™ Menu .......................................................................................73

Video System .................................................................................................................. 77

Set Eye-Fi Card Connection Mode .................................................................................78

Appendices ................................................................................... 79

Product Speciications ....................................................................................................79

Prompts and Warning Messages ....................................................................................83

Troubleshooting ..............................................................................................................87

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Getting Ready

Accessories Included

Your camera box should contain the camera model you purchased along with the
following accessories. If anything is missing or appears to be damaged, please contact
your retailer irst or our customer service center. (Based on sales in dierent countries or
regions, the shape of the AC adapter will vary).

AC Adapter

Li-ion Battery

Quic

k Start Guide

Quick Start Guide Service Card

(Optional)

Warranty Card

Micro USB Cable

S

T

OP

Wrist StrapRechargeable

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Part Names

2

7

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8

6

1

3

1. Micro USB/AV Port

2. Zoom Lever

3. Shutter Button

4. Power Button

5. AF Assist Beam/Self-Timer Lamp

6. Flash Lamp

7. Lens

8. Microphone

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AC

C

A

CA

A

C

9. Indicator Lamp

10. Fast Video Recording Button

Mode Button

11.

9

10

12.

13.

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12

13
14

15

16

14.

15.

16. Battery Cover

17.

Display Button/Arrow Button

(Up)

Flash Button/Arrow Button (Right)

SET Button

Playback Button

Delete Button/Arrow Button

(Down)

18. Menu Button

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22

17

18

19

20

19.

Macro Button/Self-Timer

Button/Arrow Button (Left)

20. Tripod Socket

21. Speaker

22. LCD

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Installing Battery and Memory Card

1. Open the battery door cover.

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2. Insert the battery into the battery
compartment according to the
negative and positive marks as
illustrated in the picture below. Push
the battery down until it locks in place.

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2

3. Insert the memory card into the
memory card slot as shown in the
diagram below:

A standard SD memory card is not
included in the camera packaging
and needs to be purchased
separately. This camera takes a
standard (SD/SDHC) memory card.
We recommend using a name brand
memory card that is Class 4 or
higher and has a capacity of 4GB to
32GB. The camera is not compatible
with Micro SD, Ultra, Ultra Plus,
Extreme, XC, or adapters for any of
these other memory cards.

4. Close the battery door cover.

Write
Protection
Toggle
Switch

To remove your memory card, open
the battery cover door, gently press
the memory card to eject it and
remove it carefully.

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Charging the Battery

Please insert the battery and charge it in “OFF“ mode.

1. Connect the camera and the power charger
using the supplied Micro USB cable.

2. Insert the plug of the power charger into
the power outlet to charge the battery.

3. When the camera is turned o, you can
also connect the camera to your PC using
a Micro USB cable to charge the battery.

After the battery is stored for long periods
of time, use the supplied power charger to
fully charge the battery prior to use.
Charging Indicator Lamp:
Steady orange indicates charging.
The indicator will go out once charging
is inished.
To maximize battery life, charge the
battery for at least 4 hours before irst
use.
Please charge the battery indoors
between 0°C and 40°C (32°F and 104°F).
The camera will only charge while
powered o. If the camera is turned
on while connected to power, normal
camera functions will be available for
use, but the camera will not charge until

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it is turned o.

Indicator lamp

Turning Camera On and O

How to Take Pictures

Press the Power button to turn the camera
on. To turn the camera o, press the
Power button again.

Power Button

When the power is o, press and
hold the play
and enter Playback mode.

button to power on

1. Hold the camera securely with both
hands, being careful not to block the
lash and lens with ingers.

2. Point the lens toward the object you
want to take a picture of.

3. Use the zoom lever to select Tele or
Wide position to zoom in or out on your
subject.

4. Press the shutter button down half-way
to allow the camera to focus on your
subject.

5. When the frame around your subject
turns green and the LCD is focused to
your liking, push the shutter button
down completely to take the picture.

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Set your Language, Date/Time

Set your Language, Date/Time After the First Power-On

1. When you turn the camera on for
the irst time, the language selection
screen appears.

2. Press the direction buttons to select
your desired language.

3. After you press the
conirm your language selection, the
Date/Time settings screen will appear.

4. Press the left/right button to select
the Date/Time to be adjusted: Time is
displayed in YYYY.MM.DD/HH:MM.

5. Press the up/down button to adjust the
value for the desired Date/Time.

6. Press the
settings and the snapshot screen will
appear.

button to conirm the time

button to

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Resetting your Language

After you set your language for the irst
time, follow the instructions below to
reset your desired language.

1. Press the
down button to select
button to enter the menu.

2. Press the up/down button to select
and press the
to enter the menu.

3. Press the up/down button to select
[Language] and press the
right button to enter the menu.

4. Press the direction buttons to select
your desired language and press the

button to conirm.

5. Press the
screen will appear.

button and press the up/

. Press the

button or right button

button or

button and the snapshot

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Resetting Date/Time

After you set your Date/Time for the irst
time, follow the instructions below to
reset date and time.

1. Press the
down button to select
button to enter the menu.

2. Press the up/down button to select
and press the
to enter the menu.

3. Press the up/down button to select
[Date & Time] and press the
or right button to enter the menu.

4. Press the left/right button to select
the Date/Time to be adjusted: Time is
displayed in YYYY.MM.DD/HH:MM.

5. Press the up/down button to press the
value for your selected entry. After
you inish your settings, press the
button to conirm.

6. Press the
snapshot screen will appear.

button and press the up/

. Press the

button or right button

button and the following

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button

Mode Overview

5M 3M 2M

-0.3EV400

ISO

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00:56:00

SD

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6

7

8

9

10

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15 sec

LCD Screen Display

Overview of the Screen Icons in Photo Shooting Mode

1 Shooting Mode 9 Image Size 17

OIS (Optical Image
Stabilization)

2 Macro Mode 10 Video Quality 18 Eye-Fi ON (with signal)

Zoom Display (By

3

turning the Zoom Lever)
Memory Card/Built-in

4

Memory

5 Battery Status 13

6 White Balance 14 Focus Frame 22 AF Mode
7 Color Eect 15 Shutter Speed 23 Flash Mode

Number of Remaining

8

Shots

11 ISO Value 19 Continuous Shot

Remaining

12

16 Histogram

Recording Time
Exposure
Compensation

20 Expo Metering

21 Self-Timer

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Overview of the Screen Icons in Movie Mode

-0.3 EV

00:56:00

00:56:00

SD

1 2 43 5 6

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14

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x3.

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1 Movie Mode 6 Battery Status 11 Focus Frame

2 Macro Mode 7 Color Eect 12 Image Stabilization

3 Self-Timer 8 Video Quality 13

Zoom Display (By

4

turning the Zoom
Lever)

Memory Card/Built-in

5

Memory

10

Remaining Recording

9

Time

Exposure
Compensation

Eye-Fi ON (with
signal)

14 Expo Metering

15 AF Mode

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Using the Mode Button

This camera provides a convenient Mode button that allows you to switch easily between
dierent modes. After pressing the
the left/right button to choose the selected mode. Press the
selection. All the available modes are listed below:

Mode Name Icon Description

Auto Mode

In this mode, the optimal conditions for taking pictures will
be set based on the subject and environment. It is the most
commonly used mode for taking pictures.

button to enter the Mode Selection Menu, press

button to conirm your

Manual Mode

Portrait Mode

Movie Mode

Panorama
Mode

Scene Mode

This mode is for manually setting EV, shutter speed and ISO
value.

The best setting for portrait shooting, enables AE/AF for faces.
The camera is set to automatically adjust exposure for realistic
capture of skin tones.

Record videos.

In this mode, up to 4 frames (or 180o) can be stitched together
to create a single panoramic photo.

Choose from 20 dierent pre-set scene types and eects for
your photos.

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Panorama Mode

Panorama Mode allows you to create a
panoramic picture up to 180o. The camera
will automatically compose a panoramic
picture by stitching together individual
shots that you take.

Follow these easy steps to create a
panoramic picture:

1. Press the
Mode (

2. Press the direction buttons to select
a desired shooting direction. Should
you not select a direction, the default
shooting direction is “right.” 2 seconds
later, the camera will be ready to take
pictures. You can also press the
button or press the shutter button
down halfway to be ready to take
pictures.

3. Compose the irst view of the
panoramic picture on the LCD and
press the Shutter button to capture the
image.

button to select Panorama

).

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4. After the irst shot is taken, the
semi-transparent image of the irst
shot will appear at the edge of the
screen. You can use this image to
compose and align your picture
before you press the Shutter button to
capture and inish manual stitching.

5. If continuous pictures are less than 4
shots, when you press the
the camera will automatically stitch the
pictures together. Press the Playback
button to enter Playback mode to see
the inished eect.

6. If you take 4 pictures, the camera
will stitch the pictures together
automatically. Press the Playback
button to enter Playback mode to see
the inished eect.

button,

When shooting in Panorama Mode,

Auto Scene

the Flash, Self-Timer, Macro Modes
and Exposure Compensation are not
available. Focus Adjustment is also
not available at this time.

In Panorama Mode, up to 4 photos
can be captured when the image
size is set at 2M.

Scene Mode

You can select your desired scene from
the 20 preset modes according to the
type of environment you are shooting.
The camera then automatically conigures
the most appropriate settings for the best
possible photos.

1. Press the
mode (
menu like the example below:

button to select scene

). The LCD will display a

During Panorama Mode shooting,
press the
shooting and save the current
pictures taken. Press the down
button (
delete the previously taken pictures.

button to interrupt

) to cancel shooting and

2. Press the direction buttons to select a
scene, and press the
conirm.

3. If any need of changing the scene,
please press the
the

button and inally the direction

buttons to reselect the scene.

button to

button and then

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Scene Description

Auto Scene

Landscape

Sport

Beach

Identiies the scene automatically; Person, Backlighting,
Landscape, Macro, Night Scene, Night Scene Person and Auto.

For landscapes and outdoor shots. Vivid reproduction of
greens and blues.

For fast-moving subjects. Captures sharp, action shots with
minimal blur. This mode is not recommended for shooting
indoors.

For taking pictures in areas with strong sunlight.

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Sunset

Fireworks

Night Landscape

Snow

Children

ID

Glass

Photo Frame

For sunsets. Captures subjects in strong sunlight.

For ireworks at night. Adjusts slower shutter speed for brilliant
images. The use of a tripod is recommended with this setting.

For night scenes. The use of a tripod is recommended.

For snowy conditions. Reproduces natural, clear, white scenes.

Turns lash o automatically. Avoids disturbing the subject,
and is suitable for taking photos of children and pets.

For shooting ID size photos. (It is recommended to print using
6-inch 4R (6X4) photographic paper).

For objects behind transparent glass.

For adding interesting frame eects to the photo.

Scene Description

Panning Shot

Fish Eye

Party

Indoor

Leaf

Museum

Night Portrait

Captures fast moving objects clearly with a blurred
background.

For an interesting ish eye eect.

Suitable for taking indoor party pictures, even under
complicated lighting conditions.

For indoor settings. Reduces blur and improves color
accuracy.

For plants. Captures brilliant shots of greenery and blossoms.

For museums or lash-free areas. Retains color and reduce
blur.

For portraits against night scenery.

Sketch

For taking photos with a pencil sketch eect.

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Auto Scene Mode (ASCN)

In “ASCN” Scene Mode, the camera can intelligently detect dierent environments and
automatically select the best scene and photo settings for you.

“ASCN” can intelligently detect the following scenes:

Mode Name Description

Landscape Mode

Portrait Mode

Night Portrait

Backlit Portrait

Night Landscape Mode

Macro Mode

Auto Mode

For landscapes, automatically adjusts the exposure and
reproduces vivid greens and blues.

Most suitable for capturing people with focus on their
faces.

When you take portraits at night or in low light conditions,
automatically adjusts the exposure for people and night
scenes.

When the sun or any other light source is behind you,
automatically adjusts the foreground exposure to produce
the best pictures possible.

For night scenes, automatically increases the ISO value to
compensate for low light.

The Macro setting is ideal for shooting small objects or
close-up photos.

The camera automatically adjusts the exposure and focus
to ensure the best possible pictures.

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Basic Operation

Using the Zoom Function

Your camera is equipped with two types of
zoom functions: Optical Zoom and Digital
Zoom. Toggle the Zoom Lever of the
camera to zoom in or out of the subject
while taking pictures.

Zoom Out Zoom In

Zoom
Lever

Zoom
Indicator

When Optical Zoom reaches the
maximum threshold as Digital Zoom,
release and turn the Zoom Lever to T to
switch between Optical Zoom and Digital
Zoom.

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-0.3EV400

ISO

1234

SD

16M

00:56:00

-0.3EV400

ISO

1234

SD

16M

00:56:00

Display Setting

Press the button to display the settings: Classic, Full, O.
Classic: Displays the camera parameters

on screen

Full: Camera parameters with Grid and

Histogram

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O: Does not display any additional icons

on screen

Macro Mode

The Macro setting is ideal for shooting
small objects or close-up photos. This
mode allows you to focus on subjects very
close to the camera.

1. Press the left button (
the Macro Menu.

2. Press the left/right button to select the
following 2 modes:

) to enter

Macro O

•

•

3. Press the
settings and enter the shooting screen.

Select this option to disable
macro.

Macro On

Select this option to make
focusing on the object closer
to the lens (At the W side, the
shooting distance should be
more than 3 cm).

button to conirm the

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Self-Timer Setting

Use this function to take pictures at pre­set intervals. First choose 2 seconds, 10
seconds or Smile Detection.

1. Press the left button (
press the down button (
the Self-Timer Menu.

2. Press the left/right button to select the
following 4 modes:

•

Self-Timer O

Disables the Self-timer.

Self-Timer 2 sec

•

A single picture is shot 2
seconds after the shutter
button is pressed.

) , and then

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) to enter

Self-Timer 10 sec

•

•

3. Press the
settings and enter the shooting screen.

A single picture is shot 10
seconds after the shutter
button is pressed.

Self-Timer Smile

Press the shutter button
and a picture will be taken
immediately after a smile is
detected.

button to conirm the

When enabling the Self-Timer,
pressing the shutter or the (
button can disable the Self-Timer
and return to the shooting screen
while keeping the Self-Timer setting.

When enabling the Smile Detection,
pressing the shutter or the
can disable the Self-Timer and return
to the shooting screen without
keeping the Self-Timer Smile setting.

)

button

Flash Mode

The lash provides supplemental light for
a scene. The lash is usually used when
shooting against the light to highlight the
object. It is also suitable for metering and
shooting in darker scenes to improve the
exposure.

1. Pop the lash up manually as shown
below (as shown in the igure).

2. Press the right button ( ) to enter the
lash settings menu.

3. Press the left/right button to select the
following 6 modes:

Force O

•

Flash is turned o.

•

Flash Auto

Camera lash goes o automatically
based on existing light conditions.

Fill Flash

•

•

•

•

4. Press the
settings and enter the shooting screen.

The lash will engage with each
shot even if there is enough
available light to take the photo
without lash.

Slow Sync.

This allows you to take pictures
of people at night that clearly
show both your subjects and the
night time backdrop. The use of
a tripod is recommended when
shooting with this setting.

Slow Sync. + Red-Eye

Use this mode for slow synchrony
shots with red-eye reduction.

Red-Eye Reduction

The camera emits a brief pre-lash
before the picture is taken to
reduce red-eye eects.

button to conirm the

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EV Setting

The EV Function Menu of the camera
includes functions, such as EV, Shutter
Adjustment, ISO. Using the appropriate
function settings can improve your
pictures.

To select the best settings for optimum
photos, follow these steps:

1. Press the
settings screen.

2. Press the left/right button to select the
setting options.

3. Press the up/down button to adjust the
option values.

4. Press the
settings and enter the shooting screen.

button to display the

button to conirm the

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Exposure Compensation

Set up Exposure Compensation to adjust
the picture brightness. If there is very
high contrast between the photographed
object and the background, the
brightness of the picture can be adjusted
as necessary. (This can be adjusted in

Mode)

The adjustable range of exposure value is
from EV -2.0 to EV+2.0.

ISO

The ISO function allows you to set the
sensitivity of the camera's light sensor
based on the brightness of the scene. To
improve the camera's sensor performance
in darker environments, a higher ISO value
is required. A lower ISO value is needed
when shooting in brighter conditions.

Pictures taken at higher ISO settings will
generally have more noise than those
taken at lower ISO settings. (Adjustable in

Mode)

The camera's ISO settings include: Auto,
80, 100, 200, 400, 800, 1600.

Shutter Adjustment

For shutter speed, the camera may
automatically set the aperture value
corresponding to the manually set shutter
speed so as to obtain a most suitable
exposure value. The movement of object
may be shown by adjusting the shutter
speed. High shutter value can help you
more clearly capture fast moving objects
while low shutter value can better show
the movement of objects. (Adjustable in

Mode)

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Using Quick Recording

In Photo Shooting Mode, press the button to begin recording video.

After recording, press the button or the shutter button to stop recording. The camera
will store the video and return to the shooting screen.

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Playback Mode

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Overview of the Screen Icons in Playback Mode

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4 Memory Card/Built-in Memory 10 Eye-Fi ON (with signal)
5 Battery Status 11 Red-Eye Reduction
6 Zoom Magniication Area 12 HDR

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Viewing Photos and Videos

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To view the captured photos and video clips on the LCD:

1. After pressing the

2. Use the left/right navigation buttons to scroll through the photos or video clips stored
on the camera’s internal memory or on the Memory Card.

3. To play a selected video clip, press the

An operation guide appears on the screen when playing back a video. Press the
appropriate buttons to enable the corresponding functions.

Under Playback Paused

button, the last photo or video clip taken will be displayed on the LCD.

button to enter the movie playback mode.

Mute

1 Increase volume

2 Pause

3 Fast forward

4 Decrease volume

5 Rewind

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6 Return to the beginning of the

video

7 Play

8 Play video forward
9 Cancel playback

10 Play video backward

Thumbnail View

When in Playback Mode, rotate the Zoom
lever counter to the
display thumbnail images of the photos
and videos on the screen.

W

1. Slide the zoom lever to switch between
3 x 3 and 4 x 4 thumbnails.

position to

2. Press the direction buttons to select
a picture or video clip to view and
press the
original size.

When the icon
this is a video ile.

button to restore it to the

appears, it means

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Using Zoom Playback (for still pictures only)

x2

When playing back photos, you can also use the
Zoom Lever to zoom in on the photos 2x to 8x
their original magniication.

1. Press the
mode.

2. Press the left/right button to select a picture
on which to use the zoom feature.

3. Rotate the zoom lever to

4. The screen will display the number of times
the image is magniied and area of the photo
shown.

5. Press the direction buttons to navigate and
select a portion of the photo to be zoomed in
on.

6. Press the
original scale.

Movie images cannot be magniied.

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button to switch to playback

to zoom in.

T Zoom In

button to return the image to its

Slideshow

This setting allows you to view all the stored images as a slideshow.

1. Press the

2. Press the

3. Press the left/right button to select slideshow playing or [Cancel] to return to the

playback screen.

4. Press the button to conirm the setting.

Slide playing function supports movie playing.

Images don’t rotate in the slideshow playback.

button to enter playback screen.

button to enter slide option.

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Deleting Photos and Videos

In Playback Mode, press the down button
(

) to delete your photos and videos.

To delete photos or videos:

1. Press the
Playback Mode.

2. Press the left/right button to select the
photos and videos to be deleted.

3. Press the down button (
deletion screen is displayed.

button to switch to

) and the

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4. Press the up/down button to select
[Delete One] or [Exit] and press the
button to conirm.

Erased photos/video clips cannot be
recovered.

Please refer to page 61 for
instructions on deleting more than
one image at a time.

Using the Menus

Shooting Menu

Functions that can be enabled are
dierent under each mode.

Mode:

1. In Photo Shooting Mode, press the

2. Press the up/down button to select the

3. Press the left/right button to select the

Refer to the following pages for more
details about each setting.

Expo Metering (Exposure Metering)

Use this setting to select the “target”
size of the camera’s ield of view to be
metered.

button to enter the Shooting Menu.

Shooting Menu and settings.

shooting menu to be set and press the

button to conirm.

• AIAE (Artiicial Intelligence AE)

Automatically selects the central
and peripheral metering, to
calculate the reasonable value of
metering by weighting.

•

Spot

For metering targets a small area
in the center of the camera's
ield of view.

Center

•

For metering targets a slightly
larger area in the center of the
cameras ield of view.

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Image Size

The size setting refers to the image
resolution in pixels. A higher image
resolution allows you to print that image
in larger sizes without degrading the
photo image quality.

The larger the number of recorded
pixels, the larger the ile size and
note that fewer iles can be saved on
your memory card.

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OIS (Optical Image Stabilization)

This mode can help reduce photo blur
caused by unintentional hand shake, low
light.

• OIS: O

•

OIS: On

Use this Image Stabilization Mode in
dark environments.

Shooting in a windy or unstable
environment (such as a moving
vehicle) may cause blurry images.

White Balance Setting

The White Balance Setting allows you to
adjust the color temperature for dierent
lighting scenes to ensure the most
accurate color reproduction.

Continuous AF (Auto-Focus)

Enable the Continuous AF Setting to be
able to continuously focus automatically
when taking pictures.

• AWB

Daylight

•

•

Cloudy

•

Fluorescent

• Fluorescent CWF

Incandescent

•

• Manual WB (Fully press the

shutter button to detect the
white balance value)

• Cont. AF: O

Cont. AF: On

•

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Focus Setting

In dierent Photo Shooting Modes, you
can select dierent focus methods.

Continuous Shot

Use this setting to perform continuous
shooting. After entering this mode,
you can shoot multiple images by
continuously holding the shutter button
down.

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• Single-AF

•

The focus frame appears on
the center of the LCD to help
you focus on the subject.

Multi-AF

The camera automatically
focuses the subject in a wider
area to ind the focal point.

• Single

• Continuous Shot

3 Shots

•

•

Time-Lapse 30sec

Time-Lapse 1min

•

• Time-Lapse 5min

• Time-Lapse 10min

The lash is disabled in the
Continuous Shooting Mode in order
to achieve quick succession of
shots.

Color Eect

The Image Color Setting allows you to
select dierent eects.

1. In Photo Shooting Mode, press the
button to enter the Shooting Menu.

2. Press the up/down button to select the
Image Color Setting Menu, press the

button to enter the menu.

3. Press the left/right button to select the
image color setting options.

• Normal

•

Vivid

• Sepia

• Black and White

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• Options in the Shooting Modes (

○

: Available ×: Unavailable)

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Options

Shooting Modes

○ ○ ○ ○

○ ○ ○ ○

○ ○

○ ○ ○

○ ○ ○

○ ○

×

×

○

○

× × ×

× ×

× ×

× ×

× ×

○

×

×

Shooting Setting Menu

Mode:

1. Press the
Mode and press the up/down button to
select

2. Press the button to enter the menu.

3. Press the up/down button to select
and press the
to enter the menu.

4. Press the up/down button to select the
item to be selected and press the
button or right button to enter the menu.

5. Press the up/down buttons to select
an option and press the
conirm.

button in Photo Shooting

.

button or right button

button to

Quality

The quality setting can be used to adjust
the image compression ratio.

• Best (16M Average File Size: 4.0MB)

•

Fine (16M Average File Size: 2.5MB)

Normal (16M Average File Size:

•

2.0MB)

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AF Assist Beam (Auto-Focus Assist
Beam)

In a darker environment, the AF Assist
Beam setting can be turned on for better
focus.

• O

On

•

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Digital Zoom

This setting is for adjusting Digital Zoom.
If this function is disabled, only Ooptical
Zoom can be used.

• O

•

On

Date Imprint

Include a Date/Time stamp on the photo
image.

• O

• Date

• Date / Time

Quick Review

This option allows quick review of the
photos immediately after they are taken.
Each photo is displayed on the LCD
screen for the selected time.

• O

• 1 sec

• 2 sec

• 3 sec

A shorter Quick Review time will
improve battery life.

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Face Detection

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1/50F2.9

Detects and focuses on faces to make all
faces as clear as possible in Photo Mode.

1. Hold the camera steadily and then
focus on your subject to detect their
face. A focus frame will appear around
the face when a face is detected.

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2. Press the shutter button half-way down
to focus. The LCD will show a green
focus frame when the subject is in
focus.

3. Press the shutter button all the way
down to take pictures.

The Blink Detection Setting is usually
on. If the camera detects in the
course of quick review there is a
face with eyes closed, a prompt of
closed eyes will appear

.

Movie Menu

Mode:

1. Press the
Mode and press the
the movie menu.

2. Press the up/down button to select the
movie menu to be set.

3. Press the left/right button to select the
movie menu to be set and press the
button to conirm.

Expo Metering (Exposure Metering)

Use this setting to select the “target”
size of the camera’s ield of view to be
metered.

button, select the

button to enter

• AIAE (Artiicial Intelligence AE)

Automatically selects the central
and peripheral metering, to
calculate the reasonable value
of metering by weighting.

Spot

•

For metering targets a small
area in the center of the
camera's ield of view.

•

Center

For metering targets a slightly
larger area in the center of the
cameras ield of view.

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Video Quality

Set the image resolution used during
video recording.

The speed requirements for reading and
writing high resolution image pixel images
to a memory card are as follows:

No.

1

1280 x 720 *

Image Pixel

Frame

Recommendation

30 Class 4 19 Minutes

* The longest recording time is 29

minutes at one time.

When recording in higher pixel
resolutions for extended periods of
time, this can cause the camera to
generate heat. This is not a camera
malfunction.

Approximate

Recording time

(4GB)

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2

1280 x 720

3

640 x 480

15 Class 4

30 Class 4

37 Minutes

33 Minutes

OIS (Optical Image Stabilization)

This mode can help reduce images blur
caused by unintentional shaking or low
light.

• OIS: O

OIS: On

•

Color Eect

The Image Color Setting allows you to
select dierent eects.

1. Press the
Color Setting menu.

2. Press the left/right button to select the
Image Color Setting options.

button to select the Image

Use this Image Stabilization Mode in
dark environments.

Shooting in a windy or unstable
environment (such as a moving
vehicle) may cause blurry images.

• Normal

•

Vivid

Sepia

•

• Black and White

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Movie Setting Menu

Mode:

1. Press the button, and select to
enter the video recording screen.

2. Press the
down button to select
the

3. Press the up/down button to select
and press the
to enter the menu.

4. Select the items to be set and press
the
enter the menu.

5. Press the up/down buttons to select
an option and press the

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conirm.

button, press the up/

and press

button to enter the menu.

button or right button

button or the right button to

Digital Zoom

This setting is for adjusting Digital Zoom.
If this function is disabled, only Optical
Zoom can be used.

• O

• On

button to

Playback Menu

Mode:

1. Press the button to display the
playback screen and press the
button to enter the menu.

2. Press the up/down button to select
the playback desired and press the
button to enter.

3. Press the left/right buttons to select
an option and press the
conirm.

Refer to the following pages for more
details about each setting.

button to

HDR (High Dynamic Range)

With the HDR function, pictures that
are overexposed may be corrected to
optimize the highlights and lowlights
captured to more accurately represent
the actual scene.

: HDR

: Cancel

After using the HDR function, the
image will be saved as a new ile and
the original ile is still stored in the
memory.

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Red-Eye Reduction

You can use this setting to reduce the
chance of red-eyes in a picture.

: Red-Eye Reduction

: Cancel

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Rotate

You can use this setting to change the
orientation of the picture.

: Turn Right

: Turn Left

: Cancel

Videos and panoramic pictures
cannot be rotated.

The rotated picture ile will replace
the original photo.

Resize

This setting allows you to resize a picture
to a particular resolution and saves it as a
new picture.

: Resize to 1024 x 768

: Resize to 640 x 480

： Cancel

Only for adjusting pictures with high
resolution to a low resolution.

Color Eect

This setting allows you to change the
picture color eect. The ile is saved
as a new photo and stored in memory
together with the original photo.

: Cancel

: Vivid

: Sepia

: Black and White

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Playback Setting Menu

Mode:

1. Press the button to show the
playback screen, press the
and press the up/down button to select

.

2. Press the

button to enter the menu.

button,

4. Press the up/down button to select the
item to be set and press the
or right button to enter the menu.

5. Press the up/down buttons to select
an option and press the
conirm.

Refer to the following pages for more
details about each setting.

button

button to

3. Press the up/down button to select
and press the
to enter the menu.

button or right button

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Protect

To prevent any pictures or videos from
accidentally being erased, use this setting
to lock one or all of the iles.

• One: Lock the selected photo or

video if they are unprotected;
unlock the selected photo or
video if they are protected.

• All: Lock all photos or videos.

• Reset: Cancel all locked photos or

videos.

Delete

You can delete one or all photo/video
iles.

• One: Delete one photo or video.

• All: Delete all photos or videos.

The “ ” indicator means a ile is
protected. File protection must be
removed irst before a ile can be
deleted.

Deleting iles will cause DPOF
(Digital Print Order Format) settings
to be reset.

Deleted iles will be permanently
deleted and will not be able to be
recovered or restored.

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DPOF (Digital Print Order Format)

The DPOF feature allows you to compile
and select a group of pictures that you
would like to print and will save your
selection on the memory card so that you
can use the memory card to print without
having to individually specify the photos
you want to print.

A printer that supports DPOF is
needed for photo printing.

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Trim

The Trim Setting allows you to crop photos
and save them as new pictures.

1. Select [Yes] to conirm trim. Select a

section of the photo to be trimmed using
the zoom lever and direction buttons to
trim a photo.

2. Press the button and the [Save
Change?] prompt appears. Select [
change and save the picture. Select [
to cancel changes and return to the trim
prompt screen.

The image cannot be clipped/trimmed
again once it has been clipped to
640 x 480.

] to

]

Setup Menu

Mode :

1. Press the button in any mode and
press the up/down button to select

.

2. Press the

3. Press the up/down button to select
and press the
to enter the menu.

button to enter the menu.

button or right button

4. Press the up/down button to select the
item to be set and press the
or right button to enter the menu.

5. Press the up/down buttons to select
an option and press the
conirm.

Refer to the following pages for more
details about each setting.

button to

button

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Sound Settings

With this setting you may adjust the sound
and volume.

Press the left/right button to adjust
the volume and Press the
conirm.

button to

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Power Saver

This setting allows you to save power and
get the maximum possible running time
for your camera’s batteries. This setting
will also turn the LCD and camera o
automatically after a consecutive period
of inactivity.

• Auto

• Normal

• Best

Power

Saver

Auto 3 min 5 min
Normal 1 min 3 min
Best 30 s 1 min

LCD

Power O

Time

Turn O

Time

Language

LCD Brightness Normal









Normal

Refer to the “Reset your language” section
on page 19.

Date & Time

Refer to the “Reset Date/Time” section on
page 20.

World Time

The world time setting is a useful function
for your overseas trips. This feature
enables you to display the local time on
the LCD while you are abroad.

1. Press the up/down to select the
departure place (
(

) ields.

2. Press the left/right button to select a
city located in the same time zone as
that of the ield. Press the
conirm settings.

) and destination

button to

LCD Brightness

Use this setting to adjust the brightness of
your LCD.

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Format

Copy to Card

Reset

FW Version

File Numbering

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File Setting

Mode :

1. Press the button, press the up/down

button to select

and press the

button to enter the menu.

2. Press the up/down button to select

and press the

button or right button

to enter the menu.

4. Press the up/down button to select the

item to be set and press the
or right button to enter the menu.

5. Press the up/down buttons to select

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an option and press the
conirm.

button to

button

Format

Please note: formatting enables you to
delete all contents on the memory card
and built-in memory, including protected
photo and movie iles.

If you select [Yes ] the camera will
format its memory.

If there is no memory card in the
camera, the built-in memory will
be formatted; if there is a memory
card, only the memory card will be
formatted.

Copy to Card

Use this setting to copy the iles stored in
the camera’s built-in memory to a memory
card.

If there is no card available in the
camera, this function will not be
displayed.

File Numbering

After you take a picture or video clip, the
camera will automatically save it with a
sequential number. You can use this to
reset the ile numbering to 0001.

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FW Version

Current Ver: X.XX

Back

FW Version

Current Ver: X.XX

New Ver: X.XX

Cancel

Yes

Update Firmware?

Reset

Use this setting to restore the camera to
its original factory default settings.

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Firmware (FW) Version

Use this setting to view the current
camera irmware version.

When there is a new irmware version in
the memory card, select [Yes ] to update.

Connection Settings

Connecting to a Computer

You can use a Micro USB cable to connect
the camera and copy (transmit) photos to
a computer, printer or other device.

Setting the USB Mode

The camera’s USB port can be used
to connect to either a computer or a
printer. The following steps will allow you
to ensure that the camera is correctly
conigured to connect with a PC.

1. Press the

button to select
button to enter the menu.

2. Press the up/down button to select

and press the
to enter the menu.

3. Press the up/down button to select

[USB] and press the
button to enter the menu.

button, press the up/down

and press the

button or right button

button or right

4. Press the up/down buttons to select
[PC] and press the
conirm.

button to

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Transferring Files to your Computer

The computer will automatically detect
the camera as a removable drive. Double­click the “My Computer” icon on the
desktop to locate the removable drive and
to copy folders and iles in the drive to a
directory on your PC as you would copy
any typical folder or ile.

Follow the steps below to connect the
camera to a computer:

1. Make sure the computer is turned on.

2. Connect one end of the supplied Micro
USB cable to the USB port on your
camera.

3. Connect the other end of the Micro
USB cable to an available USB port on
your computer.

4. After the transmission is complete,
disconnect the Micro USB cable
according to your computer
manufacturer's instructions specifying
how to safely remove USB devices.

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Connecting to a PICTBRIDGE™ Compatible Printer

PICTBRIDGE™ technology allows printing
of the photos saved on a memory card by a
printer.

To ind out if a printer is PICTBRIDGE™
compatible, simply look for the PICTBRIDGE™

logo on the packaging or check the owner's
manual for speciications. With the

PICTBRIDGE™ function on your camera, you
can print the captured photos directly to a

PICTBRIDGE™ compatible printer using the
supplied Micro USB cable, without the need
for a PC.

Setting the USB Mode

The camera’s USB port can be set to connect
with either a PC or a printer. The following
steps will ensure that the camera is correctly
conigured to connect with a printer.

1. Press the
button to select
button to enter the menu.

2. Press up/down button to select
press the
enter the menu.

button, press the up/down

and press the

and

button or right button to

3. Press the up/down button to select
[USB] and press the
button to enter the menu.

4. Press the up/down button to select
[Printer] and press the
conirm.

After the camera is reset, it will
switch to PC mode automatically
from USB mode.

See “Using the PICTBRIDGE™ Menu“
section on page 73.

button or right

button to

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Connecting to your Printer

1. Make sure the printer is turned on.

2. Connect one end of the supplied Micro
USB cable to the USB port on your
camera.

3. Connect the other end of the Micro
USB cable to the USB port on the
printer.

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If the camera is not connected to a
PICTBRIDGE™ compatible printer, the

following error message will appear on
the LCD.

The error message above will
also appear if the USB mode is
set incorrectly, in which case you
should disconnect the Micro USB
cable, check the USB mode settings,
ensure that the printer is turned on,
and then try connecting the Micro
USB cable again.

Using the PICTBRIDGE™ Menu

After setting the USB mode to Printer, the
PICTBRIDGE™ menu will appear.

Press the up/down button to select a
menu item and press the
right button to enter the item.

Refer to the following sections for more
detailed information on each setting.

button or

Print (with Date)

If you have set the date and time on
your camera, the date and time will be
recorded and saved with each photo you
take.

1. In the PICTBRIDGE™ menu, select

[Print (with Date)] and the screen as
shown below appears.

2. Press the left/right button to select the
photo to be printed.

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3. Press the up/down button to select
the number of copies for the currently
displayed photo.

4. Press the
screen will appear.

5. Select [Yes] and press the button
to conirm printing; select [Cancel]
and press the
printing.

button and the following

button to cancel

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Print (without Da

U

se this setting to print the photos

without date

1.

In the

PICTBRIDGE

[Print (without Date)
shown below appear

2

.

Press the left/
photo to be printed.

3

. Press the up/down button to select

the number of copies for the currently
displa

yed photo

4.

Press the
screen will appear

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s on them.

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menu, select

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and the scr

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right button to select a

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button and the f

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5. Select [Yes] and press the button
to conirm printing; select [Cancel]
and press the
printing.

button to cancel

Print Index

You can print all photos in the camera via
this function.

1. In the PICTBRIDGE™ menu, select [Print

Index] and the screen as shown below
appears.

2. Select [Yes ] and press the button to
conirm printing; select [Cancel] and
press the

button to cancel printing.

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Print DPOF Images

To use DPOF printing, you must select
your photos for printing using the DPOF
settings beforehand. See “DPOF” section
on page 62.

1. In the PICTBRIDGE™ menu, select

[Print DPOF Images] and the screen as
shown below appears.

2. Select [Yes] and press the button to
conirm printing; select [Cancel] and
press the

button to cancel printing.

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Exit

Select [Exit] to exit the PICTBRIDGE™
menu. At this time, the message [Remove
USB Cable!] will appear on the screen.

Disconnect the Micro USB cable from the
camera and printer.

Video System

You can use the AV cable (which should
be purchased separately) to connect the
camera and the television for setting up
the video output. Connect one end of
the AV cable to Micro USB/AV port of the
camera, and connect the other end to
AVOUT port of the television. To adjust
the format of the video output system
according to your requirements:

1. Press the

button to select
button to enter the menu.

2. Press the up/down button to select

and press the
to enter the menu.

3. Press the up/down button to select

[TVSystem] and press the
or right button to enter the menu.

4. Press the up/down button to select

[NTSC] or [PAL] and press the
button to conirm.

button, press the up/down

and press the

button or right button

button

NTSC: English, Chinese (Traditional),

Japanese, Korean, Vietnamese

PAL: German, Spanish, Italian,

Chinese (Simpliied),
Portuguese, Swedish, Danish,
Finnish, Indonesia, Norwegian,
Dutch, Turkish, Polish, Thai,
Croatian, Czech, Arabic, Hindi,
Hungarian, Greek, French,
Russian

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Set Eye-Fi Card Connection Mode

This camera supports wireless connection for Eye-Fi cards. Enable the Eye-Fi connection
by following the steps below:

1. Press the
to enter the menu.

2. Press the up/down button to select
enter the menu.

3. Press the up/down button to select [Eye-Fi] and press the
enter the menu.

4. Press the up/down buttons to select [On] or [O] and press the

If the Eye-Fi card is not available in the camera, this feature is not displayed.

button, press the up/down button to select and press the button

and press the button or right button to

button or right button to

button to conirm.

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Appendices

Product Speciications

Design and speciications are subject to change without notice.

Type 1/2.3"CCD

Image
Sensor

Eective Pixels 16.15 Megapixels

Total Pixels 16.44 Megapixels

Focal Length 4.3mm (Wide) — 64.5mm (Tele)

35mm ilm Equivalent 24mm (Wide) — 360mm (Tele)]

F Number F3.3 (Wide) — F5.9 (Tele)

Lens

Autofocus System TTL Autofocus

Anti-Handshake Optical Image Stabilization (OIS)

Digital Zoom 4x Digital Zoom (Combined Zoom: 60x)

Lens Construction 9 Groups 10 Elements

Optical Zoom 15x

Normal: (Wide) 60cm ~

Focusing Range

(Tele) 250cm ~ ∞
Macro: 3cm ~ ∞ (Wide Only)

∞

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(4:3)
16MP: 4608×3456

Number of
Recording
Pixels

Image Compression Best, Fine, Normal

DCF, DPOF (Ver1.1)
Support

File Format

Still
Image

Movie 1280×720 (15/30fps), 640×480 (30fps)

Still
Image

Movie MOV [Image: Motion JPEG; Audio: G.711 (Monaural)]

10MP: 3648×2736
5MP: 2592×1944
3MP: 2048×1536

0.3MP: 640×480

Yes

Exif 2.3 (JPEG)

(3:2)
14MP: 4608×3072

(16:9)
12MP: 4608×2592
2MP: 1920×1080

Shooting Modes

Scene Mode

Detection Features Face, Smile, Blink

Red-Eye Removal Yes

HDR Yes (Post-Processing)

Auto Mode, Manual Mode, Portrait Mode, Movie Mode,
Panorama Mode, Scene Mode

Auto Scene, Landscape, Sport, Beach, Sunset, Fireworks,
Night Landscape, Snow, Children, ID, Glass, Photo Frame,
Panning Shot, Fish Eye, Party, Indoor, Leaf, Museum, Night
Portrait, Sketch

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Panorama Up to 180° (Horizontal)

LCD Display 3.0inch (230k Pixels)

ISO Sensitivity Auto, ISO80/100/200/400/800/1600

AF Method Single AF, Multi-AF (TTL 9-point), Face-Detection

Exposure Metering Method

Exposure Control Method Program AE (AELock Available)

Exposure Compensation ±2EV in 1/3 Step Increments

Shutter Speed 1/2000 ~ 4 Seconds (Manual: 30 Seconds)

Continuous Shooting Yes

Playback Modes

White Balance Control

Artiicial Intelligence AE (AiAE), Center-Weighted
Average, Spot (Fixed to Center of Frame), Face AE

Single Photo, Index (9/16 Thumbnails), Slide Show

Zoom (Approx. x2~x8)

AWB, Daylight, Cloudy, Fluorescent, Fluorescent CWF,
Incandescent, Manual WB

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Flash Method Pop-up (Manual)

Flash

Flash Modes

Recording Media

Multi-Language Support 27 Languages

Jacks AVOUT/USB 2.0 (Micro 5 pin USB)

Eye-Fi Support Yes

Power

Shooting Capability (Battery
Performance)

Operation Environment Temperature: 0 ~ 40oC, Humidity: 0 ~ 90%

Dimensions (W×H×D)

Weight Approx. 185g (Body Only)

Force O, Flash Auto, Fill Flash, Slow Sync., Slow
Sync. + Red-Eye, Red-Eye Reduction

Internal Memory: Approx. 8MB

SD/SDHC Card (Up to 32GB Support) (MMC Card Not
support )

Rechargeable Li-ion Battery LB052, 3.7V 890mAh,
In-Camera Charging

Approx. 210 Shots (Based on CIPA Standards)

Approx. 108.4×69.9×33.5mm (Based on CIPA
Standards)

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Prompts and Warning Messages

Message Description Action

Warning! Battery
exhausted.

The camera battery is depleted.
It is a warning indicating that the
camera is going to shut o.

Charge the battery.

Lens obstruction,
Re-start Camera.

Suggest using
tripod.

Battery
temperature is
too high.

Built-in memory
error!

Slow shutter
is on: may
easily cause
overexposure.

The lens is jammed or some
foreign object is preventing the
lens from functioning properly.

The message will appear when
shooting in low light/illuminated
scenes.

The battery temperature reaches
58°C (136°F).

An error has occurred in the
internal memory.

When the B shutter is on, the
prompt appears on the screen
after you go back to the photo
shooting screen.

Turn the camera o and
restart it to reset the lens.

Use of a tripod or other
support is suggested.

Let the battery cool before
attempting to use the camera
again. This message will
disappear after 2 seconds.

Format the internal memory.

This message will disappear
after 2 seconds.

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Message Description Action

Improper
alignment.
Please try again.

The oset is too big for panorama
shooting.

This message will
disappear after 2
seconds.

Connection
Failed!

Warning! Do not
turn o your
camera during
update!

Remove USB
Cable!

Write Protect! The memory card is locked.

Card Full ! Indicates that the memory card is full.

In the case of failing to connect to a PC
or a printer.

This message appears during the
irmware update process.

Indicates that you can disconnect the
Micro USB cable.

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Remove transmission
line to stop connection,
and the message is
removed.

This message
disappears after the
camera update and
restart.

This message
disappears after you
disconnect the Micro
USB cable.

Unlock the write­protect switch of the
memory card.

Insert a new memory
card or delete
unwanted images.

Message Description Action

Memory Full !

Card Error !

Card is not
formatted.

Slow access

No Red-Eye
Detected!

Indicates that the internal
memory is full.

The memory card cannot
be recognized after being
formatted.

The inserted memory card
is unformatted or has been
formatted on a computer
or other device and is not
compatible with this camera.

When a memory card lower
than Class 4 is used to record

a HD movie, the writing speed
will be slower and recording

will not continue.

Red eyes have not been
detected in the image.

Insert a new memory card or
delete unwanted images.

Insert a new memory card or
format the card with this camera.

This message disappears after 2
seconds and the camera enters
the formatting process.

Use an memory card with Class 4
or higher.

This message will disappear after
2 seconds.

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This image cannot
be edited.

Exceeded
maximum folder
number.

Too many
pictures for quick
processing.

Unable to
recognize iles.

No Picture!

Protected!
Undeletable!

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Message Description Action

The ile format does not support
editing or the edited ile cannot be
edited again.

Prompt message when the
archives or ile folders in the
memory card have reached the
maximum (9999 for archives, 999
for ile folder).
During the playback by date, the
images exceed speciications so
that it is not possible to play by
date.
The format of the ile to be viewed
is not supported or the ile is
corrupted so it cannot be properly
read.

When you press the playbutton, no
image iles exist in the camera or
memory card.

The ile is protected. The message
appears when you go into delete
mode.

This message will
disappear after 2 seconds.

Copy the images to your
PC and format the memory
card with this camera.

This may be solved by
deleting unnecessary
images.

You may be able to play
it back on another brand
of camera or on your
computer.

This message disappears
after 2 seconds and returns
to the photo shooting
screen.

Unprotect the ile before
deleting.

Troubleshooting

Problem Possible causes Solution

Camera does not turn
on

Camera turns o
suddenly during
operation

The picture is blurry

Images and video iles
cannot be saved

Images will not print
from the connected
printer

The battery has been

depleted.

The battery is not inserted

correctly.

The battery has been

depleted.

Camera shakes while taking

a picture.
The memory card is full.

The memory card is

locked.
The camera is not

connected to the printer

correctly.

The printer is not

PICTBRIDGE™ compatible.

The printer is out of paper

or ink.

The printer paper is

jammed.

Recharge the battery.

Correctly reinstall the

battery.

Recharge the battery.

Turn on OIS Feature.

Use another memory card

or delete unnecessary iles.

Unlock the memory card.

Check the connection

between the camera and
printer.

Use a PICTBRIDGE™

compatible printer.

Load paper into the printer

or replace the ink cartridge
in the printer.

Remove the jammed paper.

8787

Problem Possible Causes Solution

Saving data to memory card
is slow

Cannot write to the memory
card

Too many movies to process

The lash
LCD screen.

lashes on the

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Using a memory card

below Class 4 may result in
slower recording times.

The memory card has been

locked.

The number of pictures or

folders in the memory card
exceed the speciications,
so the playback of
data folder can not be
displayed.

Current shooting

environment requires lash.

Use a memory

card with write
Class 4 or higher
to improve
performance.

Release the write

lock of the memory
card or replace
with another card.

Delete unwanted

iles.

Turn on lash.

Memory Card Compatibility

• Cards compatible with this camera (

√ : Available X: Unavailable)

micro SDmicro

Format FAT12, 16 FAT32

Capacity Up to 2GB 4~32GB 64GB~2TB

Compatibility

X X X

SDHC

micro

SDXC

ex FAT -

Conversion

adapter to

SD card

-

√ √ √ X

SD SDHC SDXC

FAT12, 16 FAT32

Up to 2GB 4~32GB 64GB~2TB

ex FAT

It indicates that the writing speed class will be displayed on the memory card.

Use a memory card with the appropriate writing speed for the video recording mode to be
recorded. (O: Recommended X: Not recommended)

90MB/sec

60MB/sec

30MB/sec

10MB/sec

6MB/sec

4MB/sec

2MB/sec

Speed

Class

Class 10 V10

Class 6 V6

Class 4

Class 2

UHS

Speed

Class

UHSIII V60

UHSI V30

Video

Speed

Class

V90

Video Recording

4K FHD HD VGA

O O O O

O O O O

O O O O

O O O O

X O O O

X X X O

X X X O

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