Samsung SMARTCAMERA WB152F, SMARTCAMERA WB150, SMARTCAMERA WB150F, SMARTCAMERA WB151, SMARTCAMERA WB152 User Manual

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Warning--stuat c-_smat cou a cause to yoursef or

ljury

others

Do not disassemble or attempt to repair your camera.
Ths may resu t r e ecTrc SNOOKor aamage TOme camera.

Do not use your camera near flammable or explosive gases and
liquids.

-his may cause a t re or exolos o

Prevent damage to subjects' eyesight,
Do not Jse the rash Jncose }ro) slty (closer than 1 m/3 lt/to

Deolole or SrlffNals Ify )u use me Tash toe c ose to ycur suoject s
eyes, _nIs cab cause te['¢}orD.ryor DermArlerl[ eyeslgn[ aar-nage

Keep your camera away from small children and pets.

F\eep youI _ camera 81 61al a( 3essorles out of the "each of sN'-ia

}Nlaren and an rns.Is. Sma i}8[[8 Yqay 3aJse cnoF, r _ DI" sel'lou8

nju% if swal owed. Mov r"£ Da_sana _ccessones _-_y presen_
}nysioa ]angers as we

Do not insert flammable materials into the camera or store these
materials near the camera.

Ths may 3ause _ ire or e]ectr s sn )ok

Do not handle your camera with wet hands.

Th s may resu_ in eectr c snock

Do not expose the camera to direct sunlight or high
temperatures for an extended period of time.

U_-, ongea exposure to 8Jrl ]NY or extreme ier@ Derail res ca

3suse oermaneN_ aamage to yoL/r cameras [rlYerNal OR O( /enIs

1

Avoid covering the camera or charger with blankets or clothes.
The camera r ay }verneau wr _'nmay _Jstorrthe carnera o

cause a fir÷.

If liauid or foreign objects enter your camera, immediately
disconnect all power sources, such as the battery or charger.

and then contact a Samsung service center.

Comply with any regulations that restrict the use of a camera in
a certain area.

* /_vc d nterfer÷noe wt[ otner electronic aevloes
. Turn offthe samera wrlen [r an aircratt. Your camera car] cause

interfere_lce With arcratt 6 ]u [ ent, Fo OW a airline regJlatlons
stria turn i)ff_bur carnerawnen alreotea D_ r-lrllne Dersonne

. Turn offthe camera near qqenlcal enulr-r'nent. 'four camera can

interfere wtl rnenloa enulomer_ in nosr tal8 c heath care

fao/t es. Follow al regulat ons, DosIeo warn rigs, ann n_recrlons

frorn ned cal oersonne

Avoid interference with pacemakers.
Maintain a mnits-Jm of 15 crrl 6 inches Dewveen in s

camera ann 8 bacernaKers to avon }otentla interference
as recornmen sen D the manufacturer ana IHe JnGS}en®en_
researcr" _rou }. Wireless Technolcgy Research. It'you nave
an} "eason to sus }eCTtna_your carnef;_ _s _terfering w[rr

a }acemaKer or other mec }al @evce. tu n off the camera

mnqen ate y ann COnTactthe manJfacturer ot the pacemaker ol

Tleo cal ®e_,ce for guidance

2

/_ Caution--situations Tna_cou a cause aarnage to yc _rcamera Use the battery only for its intended purpose.

o/ }ther eauiernent M sus rg TheE_ery may _'ausea fire or e ectr c snoc_

Remove the batteries from your camera when storing it for an
extended period of time.

/sIa ea oatTerles rr/ay eaK or corrode over TJr13e s_na cause

serous oa['rlage IO '}/OUr c_Yrler_-t

Use only authentic, manufacturer-recommended, Lithium-ion
replacement batteries. Do not damage or heat the battery.

/aairleHi c. aamagea, or neaie8 Da_erles may cause cafire c

persona_ J{_ju_

Do qot touch the flash while it fires.

Theflast s eryno_whentredanamayDurr )ursKin

When you use the AC charger, turn off the camera before you
aisconnect the power to the AC charger.

Fa ing TO ao s D ['38 9SU I • "e or eleclr c s 1( b_,

Disconnect the charger from the wall socket when not in use.
Fa ing to ao so _av "esu t in t re or electrc shoc

Use only Samsung-approved batteries, chargers, cables and Do not use a damaged power supply cord. plug, or loose outlet
accessories, when you charge batteries.

This may cause a tire or eectr c snc s_

" USrlc_ JnaulrlorlzeG DaIIeH@8C[ _.rgers, caoles or accessories

ea_ sasse batteries tc eXDIOC9, aamage your careens or cause
i@ury. Do not allow the AC charger to come in contact with the +/-

* Sar sung Jsnot r÷sponsible 1ordamage }r njJres caused Dy terminals on the battery.

unapprovea Das:eres, chargers, capes or aooessores. This may cause a tire or eectr _"snoo_

3

Donotforcethecamera'spartsorapplypressuretothe
camera.

ThsrlaycaLse}uroarT/enstornafunetor
Exercisecautionwhenyouconnectcablesoradaptersand

installbatteriesandmemorycards.

f_eLIorcetheconnectors,improper@'connec_ca}es,Jr

xqr}roDer_ns_alea_enes aria memory caress,yo_ cs qc _rnage

DO re. coN[/eotore, aNG socessol @8

Keep cards with magnetic strips away from the camera case.

qtomqaton stor_a orq trqe c_).r_ may De aamagea or eras®c

Never use a damaged charger, battery, or memory card.

Th 8 may r@su t [1 electr c SNOOK or carlq@'a mafJ lot on c cause

atr÷

Check that the camera is operating properly before use.
]he manufacturer takes no r÷seonsD ty tot ar% Dss of files or

®amage mat may r_sult from _amera malfunction or im_bro_ber

use,

You must plug the small end of the USB cable into your camera.

t the cable is r÷versea, t may aarT _ge /curt es. The

manutactur÷r is no_r÷ssonsibb for a }ss of data

Avoid interference with other electronic devices.

our cam@ _em ts radio tr÷®uen :y (RF) s gnals that may nterfer÷

&'lTnuns e@e@or Ir_"}roper 5 sne@eq elec_roHc eau }met1{

BUCHas pacemakers, neanng a@s, me@cs ]evloes. an@

Krler eleotroH c aev 3es in nor'ties or ven cles. Co 8ut the

T/anutactur÷rs of bur electronc 8evlcee to solve a _ interterer se

xoDlems you expen÷nce. To x÷ven_ urqwsnlee nterfer÷nce, use

bny Samsung ae )rove@oevces }r access bres

Use your camera in the normal position.

Ave]@ CONta( _Wl_N your car'@®ras INIeRqs srqt@ Ra

• Datatransterr÷c /la WLAN coulc : DleaKea, so avola

tmrIsf_ g seNs tlve a_a i[/ DUe C a_as or oN eDeN NelWOrKS

• The cam@ s _la utaetur÷r is no_ is Ne tot any aa_a Transferstl a_

nfrnge on copyrgrxs, traaer-narKs, r%@lectua }roper[y awe, }F

Duello GeceNcy or_KlaNC®S

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Copyright information

• Microsoft Windows and the Windows logo are
registered trademarks of the Microsoft Corporation.

• Mac is a registered tradernark of the Apple Corporation,

• Wi Fi®,the Wi Fi CERTIFIED logo, and the Wi Fi logo are
registered tradernarks of the Wi Fi Alliance.

• Trademarks and trade names used in this manual are

the property of their respective owners.

• Camera speoifioations or contents ot this manual may
be changed without pnor notice due to upgrade of
camera functions.

• We reoomrnend using your camera within the country

where you purehased it.

• You are not allowed to reuse or distnbute any part of

this manual without prior permission.

• For Open Souree License intormation, refer to the
'OpenSoureelnfo.pdf' in the provided CD ROM.

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_earnaDou]yourcameras ayout, cot 3.aria DasJc

functions for shoot ng

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3eectlng a rnoae

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_earr low to play oaeK prloto8 C ]eos, aria ealt
Dr/oIos or vlaeos /%18o. learD [low to con[lest your

camera to yoL 3OmDUleK DROIC printer, or 7

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_eal how t( CO[lRect to wireless local area De94 DrK,c

'VVLANs]an Jsetu[lctons

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Sefer to c xlo[ls IC sontgure } }ur carneras sesl gs

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_nd.;e_ _ ×es 126
Get informati} about error messages sDeefieatlons

ar]a ma lisps[lee

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Smart Auto SMART
Program P

Aperture Priority, Shutter Priority, Manual A'S'M
Scene SCN

Magic Plus
Wi-Fi WB150F/WB152F on WFFi
Live Panorama WB150/WB151NVB152 ony) _]

Settings
Movie b_

[]

Additlona ntormatio
Safety warnings ana )reca.]tlons

]arnera butters. Forexampe, [Shutter] represents rne

snu_er DUlTON,
Page number ot related intom_ator

The order of oetons or menus you rnusl seect to
Dertorr a step: for examele: Seect Face Detection

Normal teeresentsSelect Face Detection anatnen

select Normal
Annotator

Shooting mode icons

]]'/@S@ iCODS aDD@at i[/tD@ tex_ wrleri a tunoti[ "l is aval aD @ n a
r'r]oae, See the example }elOW,

dote: The SCN or _ moae may not support tunctions for a

scenes or r-noaes.

For exam pie:

_,qfJS[F/(_ uta _X SHr_:_ m_K_a_ _v

Avalable in Rrogran

Depend ng on the nt_ls ty ot the alrb _lt I ght you photos Aperture Priority,

m_y De 1o_ br gn_ or clark r _nese _ases you can aal J._l ln_

o/, t........ g .............. SkJtter Prority, a/c

3 e moaes

A Ddrf, er _, Neut_ 0 A Brgh_r(+)

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Pressingtheshutter

• Halt r r÷ss [Shutter] Press the sh J_Ternaltwa, aowr

• Press [Shutter]: Press the snu_er E the way aowr"

Half-Dress [Shutter] Sress Shutte(

Exposure (Brightness)

TI'/@ _l['nOU[qt C" _[qI trlat @rlt_Fs _ c uF ca[-q@ra cl@t_r[-nlrl@s frle

exoosure, rou can at_er_Heex }osur÷ aycrlarlg ng _le shutter
s_Deea,aDerzurs /aJe. }r ISO sensitivity. By alt÷rng _neexposL -e

Jr r notos W H De aarKer or [ig %@r

A i_orma exeo8ure

A Overexposure/TOODngn_

Subject. background, and composition

• Subject The main object in ascene, such as a person
antnr- Drstl fe

• Background: The oqects arounG the suoject

° Composition The combinat o_ ol a suDjec_ a_G eacKgrounra

-= CornDositio

7

Basictrosbleshoeting

Learn to solve common problems by setting shooting options,

Tile subjec_ s eyes
#:@pear red

Photos are bhrred

Red eye occurs when the subject's eyes retlect lightfrom the camera flash.

• Set the flash option to _ Red-eye or___ Red-eye Fix. (p,57)

• Ifthe photo has alreadybeen captured, select ,_ Red-eye Fix in the edit menu, (p,90)

If dust particles are present in the air,you maycapture them inphotos when you use the flash,

• Turnoffthe flashor avoid capturing photos in a dusty place,

• Set ISO sensitivityoptions. (p. 59)

Blurring can occur if you capture photos in low light conditions or hold the camera incorrectly,
Use the OISfunction or half press [Shutter] to ensure the subject isfocused, (p, 32)

Photos are blurred
when shoo@/g at
nigh_

Subiec_e come ou_
too dark because of

backNghting

As the camera triesto let inmore light,the shutter speed slows. This can make it difficultto hold the
camera steady long enough to capture a clear photo and may result in camera shake,

• Select *) Night inSCN mode. (p. 37)

• Turnon the flash. (p. 57)

• Set ISO sensitivityoptions, (p, 59)

• Use a tripod to preventyour camerafrom shaking,
When the lightsource is behindthe subject or when there is a high contrast between lightand dark

areas, the subject may appear too dark,

• Avoid shootingtoward the sun.

• Select _:_ Backlight in SCN mode. (p, 37)

• Set the flash option to _ Fill in. (p, 57)

• Adjust the exposure. (p, 69)

• Set the Auto Contrast Balance (ACB) option, (p. 70)

• Set the metering option to [] Spot ifa subject is inthe center d the frame, (p,70)

quick reference

l:eop le

° sen mole > BeaiD, Shet _ 38

@ rno:_e > Pictt£- in Pk tu_e _ 46

° R_J cjc/% d eye,FIx(topu,ve!_toru,._c<-c

re_ e><, _ 5,

° Face Detedior_ _ 64

Se/h;%4n it _ 65

C @b_dng phot ::_s ngh_ or i_
the dark

° SeN rllode> Night,Sun,_.et,Dawn_ 8.
° Flash)ptiens _ 57'

° iSOsensitivity'Teaojustthesensitivityto iighO

59

S rrL :_e_ 42

Oondn _xi8, Motkn Capture _ 73

SON mode > %xt l_ 3i

° Mae!o _ 60

iSO set/sidvity (b adjust ti_e senqtivity to ii©i/t,

5!?'

• FV it,>adiuet cxpes_,e,_ 89
$\cr} ',recernperlsate _,,r sul_ect>>against brk jh!

bacl<grxlnds) _ YO
lVlet<.:r,nd_ ,O

° AEB (to captur< S pbSos ef the same scene

wiP diPercnt cxposurus} _ 73

° SON mode > [andsca!ae _ 31

• _ reed(, > [ ire Panorama _ ,i

-t

@ mode >/V_agic Fr, ine _ 45

• _ me/e> Split Shot _ 46
° _ mole >Artistic Brush _ 48

° _ mo_e > Photo Filter _ 49
° image Adjqst lie adjqst Sharpness, Cot/trast,

or 8atuc4ion) _ 74

t:fleets to videos

° _ mo:le > blevie Filter _ SO

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J_-qP )/]OLOOf video s _r/]{/weosIte8
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Basic [_nc'fions ................................................................. 14

Unpacking 15
Camera layout 16

hlserting the battery and memory card ................ 19

Chargblg the battery and turning on your camera ...... 20

Charging t_e battery .................................................. 20

rdmi_g c_ v'ourectr-@ra ............................................ 20

Performing the inidal setup ......................................... 21

Learning icons ....................................................... 23

Selecting options or menus ........................................ 24

Settingthe displayand sound ....................................26

Scxing t_e display lyp_ ...............................................26

Seq'g tn<_sound .......................................................27

Captunng photos .........................................................28

/(;omir_g ....................................................................29

Redudng camerasha<e¢OlCSb.....................................31

Tips for getting a clearer photo ...................................32

Exk}nd,:_dfunctions...................................34

Using the Smart Auto mode ........................................85

Using the Scene mode ................................................37

Using tse Beauty Sh<;tmode ..................................38

Using the Program mode 39
Using the Aperture Priority, Shutter Priority,

or Manual mode 40

Using t_e Ar_e,tur_ePrloq,ymede 1
Using tse Shc,LterRe',y mode 42
Using tse Manua mode 43

Using the Magb Plus mode 4

Using the Uve P,_u_o'amamerle 4
Using tse Magic Framemode 5
Using tse Sr_,tShot mode 6

Usiqg tS(? F_ctur(? in _csLtJr(e r /(;(Je 6

Using tse A,1st'c Brash mode 48
Using t]e Pheto ;-Jtermode 49
Using t]e M<;vbR_ermode 50

Using the Moqe mode ........ 51

Using t_e Smar, Scene DolecJon mode ............ 52

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Shoc,_ingopqbns 5s

Sebeting a r'esoLitien and quaB:y ...............................54

Se ectinga rosoluton ..................................................54

S_eetng ar_image qu:qty ...........................................55

Using the timer' . 56
Shooting inthe dark 57

R'<:vr;_U'_gr<:deye 57
U,qngthe F'a,_i_ 57
Aqusfing the ISO sensNqLy 59

Changing tile camera's focus 60

Ubng m_._x_o 60
U_ng auk_ ?_cus 60
Focusing on a seected a'_.a 62
Using tracking auto _<;cus 62

/\d,ust'ng t_ce*<xsusat( ,a ...................... 63

Using Face Detection 64

DeLe(t,_ _ es 64
Caplufing a s_f 'x)t'a,t shet 65

Caplunng a sink: sh<;t ..... 65

Deb.<_"g rye r)in_ng ................................................66

_JsingSms_rtFa(e _'>c(;gnWeq ....................................66

P¢,gis*e_ng *o_;esas yodrFay(:'ix, CVy%w! .................67

Adjusting brightness and eoJor ...................................69

Advsting t_e ex_x_sur<:ms_k_Jy (FR/............................69

Co n'),?ns_tng *<;rL)_}x:_{.Ir_@ (/v.)r-_ 70
Changing !r_emetering optbn 70
Stetting aWh_e F_alru_cosert'ng 71

Using burst modes ........ 73

Adjusting images 74
Reducing the sound of the zoom 75

(}0iii_ilts

Playback/Edi ir_g 76

Viewing photos or videos in Playback rnode 77

StarUngPhqyb,qckmode 77
View'ng phc_los 83
Raying a video 85

Editing a photo 87

Resizing photos 87
Rolating a photo 87
Applying Smart Filterc/'ects 88
AdjusUr!gyourphotes 89
Creating a print order (DPOF) 90

Viewing files on a TV ................. 91

Transferring files to your Windows computer 92

"a/s'orring files with Intellistudio ........ 93

"a/s'erring files r)yconnec£ing the carne!s

,qsa rornov,qbledisk 95
Discer_r_ecUngthe camera (ferWi/_dows XP) 96

Transferring flies to your Mac computer 97

Printing photos with a PictBridge photo pnnter 98

Wire!ess network (NB150F/WB152F o/_ly) 99

Connecting to a WL.AN and configuring
network settings 100

©er_r_ocUr_gt<aW/AN 100

USJ/hgthe Iogir!brows_er..... 101

IXJcKuorkeonr!ec:tion Ups ........................................ 102

Er_teringte_ ........................................................ 103

Using photo or video sharing websites .................... 104

Aceessing a wobsite ............................................... 104

Upleadir_gphotos or videos .................................. 104

Sending photos or videos via email .......................... 106

Cl'_angir!gemailsettings ............................................ 106

Sending phetos er videos via email 107
Sending photos or videos to a smart phone 10g
Using a smart phone as a remote shutter release 110

Uploading photos to a cloud server 112
Using Auto Backup to send photos or videos 113

Installingthe r)r<;grr_mfor Auto Backup on your PC 113

Sending phetos er videos tea PC} ..... 113

Viewing photos or videos on a

TV Link-enabbd TV ............... 115

Sending photos using Wi-Fi Direct ..................... 117

About the Wakeup on L.AN (WOL) feature ......... 118

12

Setfi/_gs 120

Settingsmenu 121

Accessingthesettingsmenu 121
Sour/d 122

Display 122
Connectivity 123

General 124

Appendixes 126

Errormessages......................................................127

Cameramaintenance................................................129

Cleaningyeurcarte_a...............................................129

Usingorstoringthecamerr_ 180
Aboutmemorycards 131
Aboutthebatl:ery 184

Beforecontactingaservicecenter 188
Cameraspecifications 141

Glossary................ 145

FCCnotice 150
Declarationsentenceinofficiallanguages 153

Index 155

13

Basi :ions

Lea "- about your camera's layout, icons, and basic functions fo snooting

Unpacking 5 Selecting opttons or menus .....

Camera layoJt _ lf. Setting the display and sound .............. _:

Inserting the battery and memory card 19 belling the alsu_y Lype 20
Charging the battery and turning on .,_,L_du_esoun_ Z/'

your camera .............. 20 Capturing photos ..... 28

_n_rg ,. 1he D81[ery 2( Looming ,, 2{i

UHI Ig OILVO@FcL_me£a 26 _£1U6_ ca['_lerasllsKe = 81

Performing the initial setup 21 Tips for getting a clearer photo ........... 82

Learning icons .......... {:

Thefollowingitemsareincludedinyourproductbox.

Camera ACadapter/

USBcable

Rechargeablebattery Strap

User Manual CD ROM Quick Start Guide

Optional accessories

_ Jj

Camera case A/V cable

Battery cnargel e non/cara

I{¢'/_ • The i ustratTonsmay differ slghtly ire n _ne _ems snlppea w trl youl

oroduct,

, The _ems lauaea in _-ieDo may differdependng on _nemoae

- _oucan surcnase oct ona1accessories aTa fetale or a Samsun{
ser oe oenteL Samsung is no_respons Dieor any prod ems

oausea By usng unau_nonzeaacoessones

Basicfunctions 15

Cameralayout

Before you start, tarT%anzeyourself with your camera% parts and their functions.

Shutter button

POWER button

Microphone

Speaker

AF-assist light/Timer lamp -------------Internal antenna*

* Avoidcontact with the internal antenna

while using the wireless network.
(WB150FANB152F only)

Tripod mount

Battery chamber cover
Inserta memory card and battery

Basicfunctions 16

-- USB and A/V port
Accepts USB cable andA/V cable

•InShootingmode:Zoominorout

•InPlaybackmode:Zoominonpart
ofaphotoorviewfilesasthumbnaib,

oradjustthevolume

Statuslamp

•Blinking:Whenthecamerais
savingaphotoorvideo,being

readbyacomputerorprater,
whentheimageisoutoffocus,

orthereisaproblemchargingthe
battery(OnWB150FANB152F,

whenthecameraisconnectingto
WLANorsendingaphoto)

•Steady:Whenthecamera
isconnectedtoacomputer,

chargingthebattery,orwhenthe
imageisinfocus

Display

Buttons
(p.18)

(p,18)

Attachingthestrap

Basicfunctions17

Modedial Buttons

SmartAuto:Captureaphotowithascenemodeselected

SMARTautomaticallybythecamera,

Program:Captureaphotobysettingoptionsexceptthe

P shutterspeedandaperturevaluewhichthecamerasets

automatically,

A.SM

Aperture Priority: The camera selects a shutter

A speed based on the aperture value you have

set manually,

Shutter Priority: The camera selects an

S aperture value based on the shutter speed you

haveset manually.

M Manual: Adjust various camera settings

including shutter speed andaperture value.

SCN Scene: Capture a photo withoptions preset for a specific

scene.

O Magic Plus: Capture a photo, record a video, or edit an

image with variouseffects,
Wi-Fi: Connect to wireless localarea networks and use

Wi-Fi

functions. (WB150FANB152F only)

Live Panorama: Capture and combine a seriesof

_] photos to create a panoramic image,

(WB150AR/B151ANB152only)

,_ Settings: Configure your camera's settings.

_ Movie: Customize settings to record avideo,

(_) Startrecording avideo,

M_U

O Access options or menus.
Q Move back.

Basic functions Otherfunctions

_i_ [lISP Change the display option. Move up

_ Change the macro option, Move down

Change the flash option, Move left
Change the timer option,

(_ Confirm the highlighted option or menu,
(_) EnterPlayback mode,

(_) Deletefiles in Playback mode,

Basic functions 18

Inse£ingthebaSer7andmemorycard

Learnhowto insertthe batteryandanoptionalmemorycarolintothecamera.

Push the card gently until it
disengages from the camera,
and then pull itout ofthe slot.

Insert a memory card with the
gold-colored contacts facing

up.

Rechargeable baltery

Insert the battery with the
Samsung logo facing up

Rechargeable baltery

Slidethe lock down to release
the battery.

Basicfunctions 19

Chargingthe baSer7andturningon70urcamera

Charging the batte_%_

Before you use the camera for the first time, you must charge the
battery. Plug the small end of the USB cable into your camera,

and then plug the other end of the US8 cable into the AC
adapter.

Status lamp

• Red light on: Charging

• Red light off: Fullycharged

Turning on your camera

Press [POWER] to turn your camera on or off.

• The initialsetup screen appears when you turn on the carnera
for the first time. (p, 21)

Press [_], The camera turns on and irnrnediatel, accesses
Playback mode.

Chargeorworkprop_r_y

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Pe erming theinitial setup

Whenyouturnon yourcameraforthefirsttime,the initialsetupscreenappears,Followthe stepsbelowto configurethe camera'sbasic
settings.

Verifythat Language is highlighted, and then press

[®}or[OK]

d Press [DISP/_] to select Home, and then press [OK].

• When you travel to another country, select Visit, and then
select a new time zone.

:; Press [_/_t_)]to select a time zone, and then press

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Press [DISP/_] to select a language, andthen
press [OK].

Press [_] to select Time Zone, and then press

[®}or[OK].

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_!_Press [_] to select Date/Time Set, and then press

DST

[®] or[OK].

Date/Time Set

Year Month Day Hr Min

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• Thescreenmaydifferdependingon thelanguageselected.
/7 Press [_./@] to select an item
_:4Press [I]ISP/_] to set the date, time, and daylight-

saving time, and then press [OK].

!'i# Press [_] to select Date Type, and then press

[®] or[OK],

'i/ Press [BISP/_] to select a date type, and then

press [OK],

' Press [_] to finish the initialsetup

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Learningicons

The icons the camera displays on the screen change according to the mode you select or the options you set

0 0 Shooting options (right)

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Shooting options (left)

_ Shooting mode
I_ ISO sensitivity

6 _' White balance

,'_ Face detection

Face retouch
Facetone
Burstoption

D Focus area

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Intellizoom on
Photo resolution

Video resdution

Metering
Frame rate
Flash

Sound Aliveon

Optical Image Stabilization(OIS)
Auto focus option

Image adjustment (sharpness,
contrast, and saturation)

Timer

Shooting information

F_t2 Aperture value

I/lOS Shutter speed

011:00:111Availablerecording time

_,,,,,';,,,,tf Exposure value

_81_/01/1111Current date

1090R_ Currenttime

| Availablenumber of photos

Memory card inserted

_: Fully charged

° _ _: Partiallycharged

° C[]: Empty (Recharge)

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(_) Camera shake

.... _ Zoom indicator

Photo resdution when the

Intelli zoom is on

x ;_1.0 Zoom ratio

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