Hanwha Techwin DIGIMAX350SE Digital Camera User Manual

Samsung Techwin Co Ltd Digital Camera

User Manual

SPECIAL FEATURES2Thank you for buying a Samsung Digital Camera.This digital camera has the following features.A high resolution of 3.2 mega pixels.A 3 X optical and 2 X digital zoom lensMovie clip and sound recording functionAn easy and fast PC interface with USB Storage Driver & Digimax viewerCompact size & high class designThis device has been tested in accordance with the limits of a class B digital deviceunder item 15 of the FCC rules. These limits are designed to provide protection againstharmful interference in commercial installation.This equipment generates, absorbs and can emit radio frequency energy. If it is notinstalled and used in accordance with the instructions, it may cause harmful interferenceto radio communication.There is however, no guarantee that interference will not occur in a some situations.Should any interference occur when this device is in operation, please try one or more ofthe following measures.Change the location and direction of any aerial.Increase distance between camera and affected device.Use a different socket away from the affected device.Please contact a Samsung agent or a radio/TV engineer.This device complies with part 15 of the FCC Rules. A  FCC warning
MANUFACTURER’S CONTENTSManufacturer's contents3Please check that you have the correct contents before using this product.READYAC AdapterDigital camera CompactFlashTMcard (CF CARD) 4 AA Alkaline Batteries PouchVideo cable USB cableUser manualCamera strapAccessories (optional)Product warrantyApplications S/ W , Driver CD-ROM
THIS DIGITAL CAMERA CAN BE USED FOR4Editing imageson a PCRecording imagesonto CDPrinting imagesViewing imageson TV
READYTHIS DIGITAL CAMERA CAN BE USED FOR5Inserting imagesdirectly into any electronic documentTaking a self-portrait and using the imageto personalize namecardsYou can even create yourown unique gift-wrap paperby using your digitalimages. Creation of a digital photo album
CONTENTS6ReadyGetting to know your camera 7Safety note 8Identification of features 10Product Exterior 10Viewfinder 12LCD panel indicator 13Ready 14Connecting to Power 14Using the batteries 14Using the AC power adapter 15Attaching the strap 15Inserting the SmartMediaTM card 16Removing the SmartMediaTM card 16BasicGetting to know your camera 7Safety note 8Identification of features 10Product Exterior 10Viewfinder 12LCD panel indicator 13Ready 14Connecting to Power 14Using the batteries 14Using the AC power adapter 15Attaching the strap 15AdvancedGetting to know your camera 7Safety note 8Identification of features 10Product Exterior 10Viewfinder 12LCD panel indicator 13Ready 14Connecting to Power 14Using the batteries 14Using the AC power adapter 15Attaching the strap 15Inserting the SmartMediaTM card 16Removing the SmartMediaTM card 16SoftwareGetting to know your camera 7Safety note 8Identification of features 10Product Exterior 10Viewfinder 12LCD panel indicator 13Ready 14Connecting to Power 14Using the batteries 14Using the AC power adapter 15Attaching the strap 15
GETTING TO KNOW YOUR CAMERAAbout the image mark 7Prior to using this camera, please read the user manual thoroughly.Keep the manual in a safe place.This manual contains instructions on using this camera that will help you to use this camerasafely and correctly. This will help prevent danger and injury to others.READYWarningThis is a descriptive statement warning of the result if the instructions are ignored or notunderstood.NoteThis explains use of the camera, please refer to this.ReferenceThis should assist further in the operation of the camera.
SAFETY NOTE8WARNINGDo not attempt to modify this camera in any way. This may result in fire, injury, electricshock or severe damage to you or your camera. Internal inspection, maintenance andrepairs should be carried out by your dealer or Samsung Camera Service Center.Do not use the flash in close proximity to the people or animals. Positioning the flash tooclose to your subject’s eyes, may cause eyesight damage. Do not attempt to photographchildren using a flash closer than 1 meter proximity.When taking photographs, never point the lens of the camera directly into very stronglight. This may result in permanent damage to the camera or your eyesight.Please do not use this product in close proximity to flammable or explosive gases, as thiscould increase the risk of explosion.For safety reasons keep this product and accessories out of reach of children or animalsto prevent accidents e.g.:Swallowing batteries or small camera accessories.In case of accidents, please consult a doctor immediately. There is a risk of permanent eye damage if the flash is operated at a distance of lessthan one meter from a person’s eyes.There is a possibility of injury from the camera’s moving parts.Should any form of liquid enter the camera, do not use it. Switch off the camera, and thendisconnect the power source (batteries or AC Power Adapter). You must contact yourdealer or Samsung Camera Service Center. Do not continue to use the camera as thismay cause a fire or electric shock.Do not insert or drop metallic or inflammable foreign objects into the camera throughaccess points e.g. CARD slot and battery chamber. This may cause a fire or electricshock.Do not operate this camera with wet hands. This could pose a risk of electric shock.
SAFETY NOTE9READYNOTEDo not leave this camera in places subject to extremely high temperatures, such as asealed vehicle, direct sunlight or other places of extreme variances in temperature.Exposure to extreme temperatures may adversely affect the camera’s internalcomponents and could cause a fire.When in use, do not cover the camera or AC Power Adapter. This may cause heat to buildup and distort the camera case or cause a fire.Always use the camera and its accessories in a well-ventilated area.Leakage, overheating, or burst batteries could result in fire or injury.Do not short circuit, heat or dispose of batteries in fire.Do not use old batteries with new ones, or mix brands of batteries.Ensure the batteries are positioned correctly with regard to polarity (+ / -).When the camera is not in use for long periods, always unplug the camera from its powersource (batteries or AC Power Adapter) for safety purposes.Leaking batteries can cause fire and pollution to the environment.Allowing dust to accumulate in the camera over a long period is hazardous as extremecircumstances may cause a fire. It is best to clean your camera prior to seasonal periodsof high humidity.Consult your dealer or Samsung Camera Service Center for information on the cost ofcleaning your camera.Do not move the camera while it is switched on, if you are using the AC Power Adapter.After use, always switch off the camera before unplugging the adapter from the AC Powerwall socket. Then make sure that any connector cords or cables to other devices aredisconnected before moving the camera.Failure to do so may damage the cords or cables and cause a fire or electric shock.
IDENTIFICATION OF FEATURESProduct Exterior (Front / Top / Side)10FlashShutter button(page 39)MicrophoneMode dial(page 32)Strap eyeletLensSelf-timer lampViewfinderFlash fading controlsensorSpeakerMode dial LampBattery chamber cover /Card coverTripod socket
IDENTIFICATION OF FEATURESProduct Exterior (Back)11READYLCD monitorAutofocusindicator (Green)lampViewfinderFlash indicator(Red) lampStrap eyelet5-function buttonMENU button(page 39)LCD button(page 39/page 65)Zoom ( W ) / Thumbnailbutton(page 41/page 63)Zoom (T) button(page 41/page 63)Power button(page 39)FOCUS/DELETE button(page 40/page 66)FLASH/LEFT button(page 43)METERING/PLAY&PAUSE/DOWN button (page 47/page 67)OK button(page 43)SELFTIMER/RIGHT button (page 39)MIC / UP button(page 46/page 67)//II
IDENTIFICATION OF FEATURESProduct Exterior (side)Viewfinder12Close range picture area markPicture area frameOptimum picture area over 1.5mAutofocus frameOptimum picture area within 0.8m ~ 1.5mDC input connection point (DC 6V IN)USB connection terminalVideo connection terminal
IDENTIFICATION OF FEATURES13READYReferenceVertical and Horizontal shots are taken in the same way.Avoid obstructing the lens or the flash when you take a picture.NoteAs there can be some differences between what is seen through the Viewfinder and theresulting picture when taken at a range closer than 1.5m, it is recommended that you use theLCD monitor to compose the shot.[ Horizontal shot ] [ Vertical shot ]
IDENTIFICATION OF FEATURESLCD monitor indicator14The LCD monitor displays information about the shooting conditions.Shot modeWhenever you press the LCD button, the LCD monitor will change in the following order :Picture & Status  Picture only  LCD Off.1Shot mode indicators2Battery indicator page 253Camera shake warning page 364Flash page 435Self timer page 456Macro / Fixed focus page 407White Balance page 588Metering methods page 47/        2.5M  1.0MPicture & Status
IDENTIFICATION OF FEATURES15READY9Exposure compensation page 5510 Zoom / Digital Zoom page 4111Number of available shots remaining12 Picture size / Continuous shot page 49/5313 Picture quality page 5014 Sharpness page 5115 ISO page 5716 Date / Time17 Sound recording page 469999ISO2001/01/01  12:00:00Play modeWhenever you press the LCD button, the LCD monitor will change in the following order :Picture  Picture & Status132001/01/01 12:00:00TV : 1/250 SECAV :  F 2.8Battery condition indicatorMovie clip shot indicatorPicture & Status Sound recording indicatorWhen you press the MIC button, this indicator will displaythat a sound signal has been recorded. This soundrecording is linked to the picture that has been taken.PROTECT indicatorThis indicator will display when youset PROTECT.DPOF indicatorThis indicator wil display when youset DPOF.Stored picture numberThe last stored picture number isdisplayed.Date / Time indicatorThis indicator will display when youset Imprint.Sound recorded indicatorThis indicator will display when a soundrecorded still  picture plays back.Picture information
IDENTIFICATION OF FEATURESLCD monitor menu indicator16Each mode has a menu as shown below. The default settings in each mode are printed below.SIZE : select picture size(page 49)QUALITY : select picture quality (page 50)SHARPNESS : select picture sharpness (page 51)EFFECT : add effect to picture. (page 52)SHOOTING : select shot mode ( Single / Continuous )(page 53)EXPOSURE : select E.V. (page 55)ISO : select ISO (page 57)W.BALANCE : select White Balance (page 58)STILL PICTURE mode Menu Sub menuSTILL PICTURE  1/2 EXIT : MENU  MOVE PAGE : SIZEQUALITYSHARPNESSEFFECT2048X1536SUPER FINENORMALNORMALSIZE : select picture size (page 49)QUALITY : select picture quality (page 50)SCENE : select night shot mode (page 60)NIGHT PICTURE mode NIGHT PICTUREEXIT : MENUSIZEQUALITYSCENE2048X1536SUPER FINEPORTRAITSTILL PICTURE  2/2 EXIT : MENU  MOVE PAGE : SHOOTINGEXPOSUREISOW.BALANCESINGLE+0.0 EVAUTOAUTO
IDENTIFICATION OF FEATURES17READYEXPOSURE : select E.V. (page 55)ISO : select ISO (page 57)W.BALANCE : select White Balance (page 58)EFFECT : add effect to picture. (page 52)MOVIE CLIP mode MOVIE CLIPEXIT : MENU EXPOSUREISOW. BALANCEEFFECT+0.0  EVAUTOAUTONORMALSLIDE SHOW : play back stored pictures continuously(page 69)PROTECT : protect stored picture (page 70)DELETE ALL : delete all stored pictures. (page 72)STANDARD : set DPOF as STANDARD (page 76)INDEX : set DPOF as INDEX (page 74)CANCEL DPOF : cancel DPOF setting (page 77)REVIEW : review DPOF setting (page 78)PLAY mode PLAY  1/2   EXIT : MENU  MOVE PAGE : SLIDE SHOWPROTECTDELETE ALLFORMAT03 SECUNLOCKNONOPLAY [DPOF] 2/2   EXIT : MENU  MOVE PAGE : STANDARDINDEXCANCELREVIEW00 PRINTS00 PRINTSNOS[00] / I[00]
IDENTIFICATION OF FEATURES18ReferenceThere is no associated menu in PC mode and the LCD monitor is always turned off in PCmode.FORMAT : format CF CARD (page 79)FILE NAME : input file name (page 80)POWER OFF : set up auto power off (page 82)LANGUAGE : select language (page 83)SET UP mode DATE SETUP : select Date / Time (page 84)IMPRINT : print Date / Time on stored picture (page 85)DATE TYPE : select Date / Time type (page 87)USER SET : set the camera to the user's preferences(page XX).SOUND : select SOUND (page 88)LCD : select LCD brightness (page 89)VIDEO OUT : select VIDEO OUT type (page 90)QUICK VIEW : view a stored picture for a short time.(page 91)SETUP 1/3 MOVE PAGE : FORMATFILE NAMEPOWER OFFLANGUAGENOSERIES10 MINENGLISHSETUP 2/3 MOVE PAGE : DATE SETUPIMPRINTDATE TYPEUSER SET2001 / 01 / 01DATE & TIMEYYYY / MM / DDOFFSETUP 3/3 MOVE PAGE : SOUNDLCDVIDEO OUTQUICK VIEWOFFNTSC03 SEC
19READYPREPARATIONConnecting to PowerThere are two ways in which to provide the camera with power. You can use batteries(AAAlkaline or CR-V3), or alternatively, you can use an AC Adapter (DC 6V / 1.5A).Using the batteries1Open the battery chamber cover by pushing in thedirection of the arrow.2Insert the batteries taking note of the polarity (+ / -).3To close the battery chamber cover, push it until it clicks.ReferenceThis camera will automatically switch off when not in use for a period of time.We recommend high–capacity ALKALINE batteries (1500mAh) as manganese batteriescannot deliver sufficient power.NoteImportant information about battery usagePlease remove the batteries if the camera will not be used for long periods. Batteries can lose power over time and are prone to leaking if kept inside the camera.Low temperatures (below O°C) can affect the performance of the batteries and you mayexperience reduced battery life.Batteries will normally recover at normal temperatures.Do not use old and new batteries at the same time.During extended use of the camera, the camera body may become warm. This is perfectlynormal. If you are planning to use this camera for long periods of time, it is advisable touse an AC adapter.
20PREPARATIONUsing the AC power adapterIf you have access to a mains supply, using an AC Adapter allows the camera to be usedfor long periods of time. If you connect the camera to a computer, it is advisable to use anAC adapter, as this will enable extended use.Plug the adapter into the connection point (DC IN 6V) on the camera.Please ensure that you use an AC adapter with the correctspecification for the camera (6v /1.5A).Failure to do so may affect your warranty.To prevent accidental damage to the camera, always use the strap.Refer to the illustrations belowWARNINGAlways turn off the power before taking the AC adapter out of the mains supply.As with all mains powered devices, safety is important. Ensure that neither the camera noradapter comes into contact with water or metallic materials.Attaching the strap12
21READYPREPARATIONInserting the CF CARD1Pull the card cover in the direction of the arrow to open.2Insert the card towards the arrow. The front side of the CFCARD (printed arrow) and the front side of the camerashould face in the same direction when the card is inserted.3To close, push the card cover against the arrow until youhear a click.Removing the CF CARD1Turn the power off using the power button (  ).2Push the Card eject lever (  ) down.3Remove CF CARD as shown in the picture.CompactFlashTM card is the registered trademark of Sandisk.NoteRepeated use of a CF CARD will eventually reduce the card’s performance. Should this bethe case, you will need to purchase a new CF CARD. Wear and tear on the card is notcovered by the Samsung warranty.If you open the card cover when the camera power is turned on, the power will  turn offautomatically.
22PREPARATIONReferenceUsing a 16MB CF CARD, the specified shooting capacity will be as follows. (These figures are intended as an indication of expected performance)These figures are approximate as picture capacities can be affected by variables such ascard performance and subject matter.Recorded picture size Recorded picture quality Number of shotsSuper Fine 9Fine 19Normal 29Super Fine 10Fine 22Normal 32Super Fine 38Fine 75Normal 110Super Fine 163Fine 269Normal 3772048 x 1536(Large)2048 x 1360(Photo)1024 x 768(Medium)512 x 384(Small)
23READYPREPARATIONInstructions on how to use the CF CARDUsing a new CF CARD for the first timeBefore using the CF CARD, it must be initialized.Initializing prepares the CF CARD for recording data.For more details, please refer to page 73Preserving the CF CARD dataIf the card is subjected to any of the following, the recorded data may become corrupted :- When the CF CARD is used incorrectly.- If the power is switched off while initializing, reading or removing the CF CARD.It is advisable to copy important data onto other media as back-up e.g. floppy disks,hard disks, CD etc.Samsung cannot be held responsible for lost data.Important information on the use of the CF CARDIf you switch off this camera while it is reading, initializing or playing, the information on theCF CARD may be corrupted.The CF CARD is an electronic precision device. Do not bend, drop or subject the card to anyheavy impact.Do not store the CF CARD in an environment with strong electronic or magnetic fields, e.g.near loud speakers or TV receivers.Please do not use or store in an environment where there are extremes of temperature.Do not allow the CF CARD to become dirty or to come into contact  with any liquid. Should this happen, clean the card with a soft cloth.Please keep the CF CARD in its case when not in use.During and after periods of extended use, you may notice that the CF CARD is warm. This is perfectly normal.
24PREPARATIONSelecting the date and timeYou can record the date and time with the picture data in the CF CARD when you take a picture.You will need to check and select the correct Date / Time when :The camera is used for the first time. The batteries have been removed for a period longer than 1 hour.1Turn on the power by pressing the Power button.2Set the mode dial to the SETUP mode ( SET ).3The setup menu will show on the LCD monitor.4Move to the  SET 2/3  menu by using the RIGHTbutton(  ) on the 5-function button.5Move to the  DATE SETUP by using the DOWN button( ) onthe 5-function button and press the RIGHT button( ). A menu will then be displayed on the LCD monitor, as shownalongside.6Select correct Date / Time by using the 5 -function button and press  the OK button to update Date /Time. SET 2/3  menu will be displayed on the LCD monitor.7The setting is completed. The camera can now be used with the selected camera mode.5-function button SETUP 2/3  BACK :  SET : OK2001/01/0112 : 00DATE SETUPIMPRINTDATE TYPEUSER SETReferenceThe selection range for date/time setup covers from 2001~2050.(It is automatically programmed to allow for a leap year/ month)It is originally set as [2001/01/01 12:00]
25BASICCAMERA WORKING MODECamera working modeYou can select the desired working mode by using the mode dial located on the top of thecamera.This digital camera has 6 working modes.  These are listed belowSTILL PICTURE mode (      )This mode is used for macro shots between 0.2m ~ 0.8m,normal pictures from 0.8 ~ infinity and taking a moving subjectcontinuously.NIGHT PICTURE mode (      )This mode is used at night or against a dark background. In this mode you can select [LANDSCAPE] for scenery or[PORTRAIT] for both scenery and portrait.MOVIE CLIP mode (       )This mode is used for movie clips.The flash is changed to FLASH OFF when this mode is selected.PLAY mode (      )In this mode, the stored pictures on the CF CARD can be viewed on the LCD monitor onthe back of the camera or on an external monitor using a video output terminal.If you view a shot which has additional sound recording, the sound will play back whilstthe picture is viewed. You can select single picture play back, 9 thumbnail screen, slideshow, picture protection, all picture deletion or CF CARD formatting in this mode.PC mode (       )Your computer will recognize the camera as a Removable Disk when connected by theUSB cable. You can transfer pictures between the computer and the camera.SETUP mode (       )In this mode, you can set up basic settings such as sound, format, auto power off, date /time, LCD brightness.Mode dial information
TAKING PHOTOSNow let's take a picture261To switch on the camera, press the POWER button ( ).2Select the desired mode (Still picture / Night picture/ Movie clip) according to the picturerange or subject by using the mode dial ( ) on the top of the camera. Macro and Continuous shooting are available in STILL PICTURE mode.3Change the menu by using the camera buttons and LCD monitor and select theappropriate settings (picture quality, picture size etc.).Refer to pages 38 ~ 47 for information on camera setting.4Decide the picture composition that you want to achieve by using the optical viewfinderor the LCD monitor.5When taking pictures, squeeze the shutter button gently to avoid camera shake.Pressing the shutter button down halfway activates the autofocus and checks thecondition of the flash. Note that releasing the button will de-select the autofocus andthe camera will re-focus when the button is depressed for the second time.Pressing the shutter down fully takes the picture and stores the relevant dataregarding the shot.
TAKING PHOTOS27BASICNoteSelect Macro shot mode when the subject is between 0.2m ~ 0.8m from the camera.Refer to page 40 for information on Macro shooting.If you do not select the correct shot mode appropriate to the distance from the subject to thecamera, you will not be able to obtain a clear shot of the subject. Avoid obstructing the Flash control sensor when you take a picture.  A picture can be spoiledwhen a finger, hair or camera strap is in front of the Flash control sensor.Using the LCD monitor extensively will drain the batteries. We recommend using the opticalviewfinder as often as possible in order to extend battery life. If the LCD monitor is moreappropriate, switching it off between shots will also help to extend the battery life.ReferenceIf there is no card, [NO CARD!] message will show in the LCD monitor.If there is no card, no buttons will function except for Power button and Mode dial.If there is insufficient memory available:If you press the shutter button halfway for the shot, the following message is displayedand the camera will not operate.To optimise the amount of memory in the camera, replace the CF CARD or deleteunnecessary pictures stored on the CF CARD.CARD  FULL !
TAKING PHOTOS28ReferenceThere are two LED lamps (one green, one red) positioned nextto the viewfinder.If the camera is in focus when you press the shutter buttonhalfway, the green LED will light up and you can take a picture.If the red lamp lights up, the flash can fire.If the red lamp blinks, the flash is being charged.When a picture is being stored onto the CF CARD, the green lamp blinks slowly.  When the picture data has been stored, the green LED light will go out.After the green LED light has gone out, you can resume taking pictures.NoteUnder certain conditions the auto focus system may not perform as expected.When photographing a subject that has little contrast.If the subject is highly reflective or shiny.If the subject is moving at high speed.When the subject matter has only horizontal lines or the subject is very narrow (such as astick or flagpole).If two subjects are selected within the autofocus mark range the camera is programmed toselect and focus on the nearer of the two.When there is strong reflected light, or when the background is very bright.Camera shake warning.When the Flash Off mode is selected, the camera shake warning indicator (       ) mayappear on the LCD monitor. In this case, use a tripod, support the camera on a solidsurface or change the flash mode to flash shot mode.Backlight compensated shotWhen taking an outdoor shot, avoid facing the sun, as the picture may be dark because ofbacklight.  In backlight conditions, please use the exposure compensation (refer to page47).  Alternatively, press the METERING button after the LCD monitor comes on, and theexposure will be adjusted accordingly.
SETTING UP SHOOTING FUNCTIONMovie clip shot29In a movie clip shot, sound is recorded at the same time.The mode dial is rotated to MOVIE CLIP mode, the LCD monitor will be displayed asshown below.BASICPress the shutter button once and movie clips are recorded for as long as the availablerecording time allows.Movie clips will still be recorded if the shutter button is released.If you wish to stop recording, press the shutter button again.The self-timer lamp (red) on the front of the camera will illuminate during the recording.Picture size and type are listed below.- Picture size : QVGA (320 x 240)- File type : *.AVIAvailable recording time.(e.g. : 24sec)
POWER button- Used for turning the camera power on / off.- The camera power will be turned off automatically during periods of inactivity.  This is done toreduce battery drain.  The camera can be reactivated by pressing the power button again.SHUTTER button- Used for taking pictures in shot mode (Still picture, Night picture, Movie clip).- Pressing the shutter button down halfway activates the autofocus and checks the condition of theflash. Note that releasing the button will de-select the autofocus and the camera will re focuswhen the button is depressed for the second timePressing the shutter down fully takes the picture and stores the relevant data regarding the shot.SETTING UP THE SHOOTING FUNCTIONUse the camera button to set up the desired shooting function30Still picture, Night picture and Movie clip can be set up using the camera button.
SETTING UP THE SHOOTING FUNCTION31BASICMENU button- When you press the MENU button, a menu related to each camera mode will be displayedon the LCD monitor.  Pressing it again will return the LCD to the initial display.- A menu option can be displayed when the following are selected: STILL PICTURE mode,NIGHT PICTURE mode, MOVIE CLIP mode, PLAY mode and SETUP mode. There is nomenu available when PC mode is selected.LCD button- Pressing the LCD button will change the display as shown below.Picture & Status  picture  LCD Off
SETTING UP THE SHOOTING FUNCTION32Used for macro shots (0.2M~ 0.8M).In dark conditions, the autofocus may not function.  If this occours, press the FOCUSbutton and you can select fixed focus manually.1.Turn the camera power on.2.Rotate the mode dial to the shot mode (Still picture, Night picture, Movie clip).3.Do not turn the LCD monitor off.4.Press the FOCUS button until the desired FOCUS mode indicator displays on the LCDmonitor. Setting up the focus is explained below.5.Take a picture.FOCUS buttonFocus settingPressing the FOCUS button will change the focus mode.See below :When Macro is chosen, the         will appear.There is no icon for normal shooting.Holding the FOCUS button down for two seconds willselect Fixed focus.  At this point the         (Infinity)indicator is changed as shown below.2.5 M  1MHolding the FOCUS button for a further two seconds willreturn the camera to Normal shooting.< Selecting Macro >< Selecting 2.5M>ReferenceThe default of the FOCUS mode is Normal. If the LANDSCAPE in NIGHT PICTURE mode is selected, the camera will default to        (infinity). The selected FOCUS mode is maintained until the camera power is switched off.We recommend the use of a tripod when using the camera in MACRODo not use the optical viewfinder when MACRO is used.
SETTING UP THE SHOOTING FUNCTION33BASICZOOM (W/T) buttonUsed for digital or optical zooming in / out (Still picture, Night picture, Movie clip).This camera has a 3X optical zoom and a 2 X digital zoom function.  Using both will offer atotal zoom ratio of 6 X.When you press the zoom (W/T) button, the zoom bar will display in the upper centre ofthe LCD monitor.Digital zoomTo use digital zoom the LCD monitor has to be turned on.The digital zoom will operate only when the optical zoom is at its maximum i.e. whenthe subject appears to be at its closest. Pressing the T button will operate the digitalzoom in steps; 1.5 X and 2.0 X.1. Digital TELE- When the maximum (3 X) optical zoom is selected, pressing the  zoom button T activatesthe digital zoom software.- Releasing zoom button T stops the digital zooming at the required setting.- Once the maximum digital zoom (2 X) is achieved, pressing the zoom button T will haveno effect.2. Digital WIDE- When the digital zoom is in operation, pressing the zoom button W will reduce the digitalzooming in steps.- Releasing zoom button W stops the digital zooming.- Pressing the W button will reduce the digital zoom and then it will proceed to reduce theoptical zoom until the minimum setting is reached or the button is released.Optical zoom1. Zoom TELEPress zoom button T.This will zoom into the subject i.e. the subject will appearnearer.2. Zoom WIDEPress zoom button W.This will zoom out from the subject i.e. the subject will appearfurther away. Pressing the W button continuously will set thecamera to its minimum zoom setting i.e. the subject appears at its furthest from the camera.Optical zoomDigital zoom
SETTING UP THE SHOOTING FUNCTION34OK buttonUsed as a confirming data that is changed by using  / / / .FLASH / LEFT buttonWhen the menu is displayed on the LCD monitor, pressing the  button makes the cursorshift to the left or to the main menu.When the menu is not displayed on the LCD monitor, the  button operates as the FLASHbutton.Use the correct flash to suit the environment.1. Turn the camera power on.2. Rotate the mode dial to the STILL PICTURE mode orNIGHT PICTURE mode.3. Do not turn the LCD monitor off.4. Press the FLASH button until the desired FLASH modeindicator displays on the LCD monitor.5. Take a picture.< Selecting Auto flash >NotePhotograph within the flash range (W: 0.2~3m. T: 0.2~2m).The picture quality is not guaranteed if the subject is too close or highly reflective.ReferenceTake care not to touch the lens during the zoom operation as this may cause damage.Pictures taken using the digital zoom may take a little longer for the camera to process.Allow time for this to take place (the green viewfinder LED will indicate when the operation iscomplete).The digital zoom cannot be used in continuous shots or movie clip shots.You may notice a decrease in picture quality when using digital zoom.
35BASICSETTING UP THE SHOOTING FUNCTIONFlash mode indicatorReferenceUsing the flash frequently will reduce the life of the batteries.Under normal operating conditions the charging time for the flash is normally within 7seconds. If the batteries are weak, the charging time will be longer.The default of each mode is listed below.- STILL PICTURE mode : AUTO- NIGHT PICTURE mode : PORTRAIT - Slow synchroLANDSCAPE - FLASH OFF- MOVIE CLIP mode : FLASH OFF (fixed).Auto flash : If the subject or background is dark, the camera flash will operateautomatically.Auto flash and Red eye reduction: If a subject or background is dark, the camera flash will work automaticallyand will reduce the red-eye effect by using the red-eye reduction function.Slow synchro : The flash will operate in conjunction with a slow shutter speed in orderto obtain the corrct exposure.We recommend using a tripod.Fill in flash : The flash fires regardless of available light. The intensity of the flash will becontrolled,according to the prevailing conditions. The brighter thebackground or subject is, the less intense the flash will be.Flash off : The flash does not fire.
36SETTING UP THE SHOOTING FUNCTIONSELF-TIMER / RIGHT buttonWhen the menu is displayed on the LCD monitor, pressing the  button makes the cursorshift to the sub menu.When the menu is not displayed on the LCD monitor, the  button operates as the SELFTIMER button.This function is used when the photographer would also like to be in the picture.1. Turn the camera power on.2. Rotate the mode dial to the shot mode (Still picture,Night picture, Movie clip).3. Do not turn the LCD monitor off.4. If the self-timer indicator is displayed on the LCD monitorby pressing the SELF TIMER button, the setting iscompleted.5. Pressing the shutter button will allow an interval of tenseconds before the picture is taken. After that, the self-timer is canceled.< Selecting Self Timer >ReferenceThe default is OFF The self-timer LED indicator (red) will blink for 10 seconds after the SELF-TIMER button hasbeen pressed.- For the first seven seconds, the LED blinks at one second intervals- For the final three seconds, the LED blinks quickly at 0.5-second intervals.If you operate the Power button, Mode dial, Self-timer button or open the Card door duringthe self-timer operation, the self-timer function is cancelled.
37BASICSETTING UP THE SHOOTING FUNCTIONMIC / UP buttonWhen the menu is displayed on the LCD monitor, pressing the  button makes the cursorshift to up, or changes the sub menu.When the menu is not displayed on the LCD monitor, the  button operates as the MIC(sound recording) button.ReferenceThe setting is not changed until the mode dial is rotated or the power is turned off.To cancel the sound recording function, press the MIC button again.STILL PICTURE/ NIGHT PICTURE mode1. Turn the camera power on.2. Rotate the mode dial to the STILL PICTURE mode orNIGHT PICTURE mode.3. Do not turn the LCD monitor off.4. If the MIC indicator is displayed on the LCD monitorwhen pressing the MIC button, the camera is ready forrecording sound.5. Sound will be recorded for ten seconds from the momentthe shutter button is pressed. [RECORDING] isdisplayed during the recording as shown beside.6. In the middle of the sound recording, pressing theshutter button will stop the sound recording.MOVIE CLIP modeIn MOVIE CLIP mode, sound is recorded automatically. There is no need to set up thesound recording function.< Setting up sound recording >< Being recorded >
38SETTING UP THE SHOOTING FUNCTIONMETERING / Down buttonWhen the menu is displayed on the LCD monitor, pressing the  button makes the cursor shift to down orchanges the sub menu.When the menu is not displayed on the LCD monitor, the  button operates as the METERING button.This button can be used to obtain the right exposure.1. Turn the camera power on.2. Rotate the mode dial to the shot mode (Still picture,Night picture, Movie clip).3. Do not turn the LCD monitor off.4. If the desired metering mode indicator is displayed onthe LCD monitor when pressing the METERING button,the function is ready for recording.5. Take your picture.< Selecting CENTER metering >METERING mode indicatorCenter Weighted Average metering :Exposure will be calculated based on an average of the light available in thepicture area.  However, the calculation will be biased towards the centre ofthe picture areaCENTER metering :Use this function when there is backlight or when photographing a subjectthat has little contrast. In backlighting conditions adjust the light metering tosuit the subject matter.ReferenceThe default of the metering mode is Center Weighted Average meteringAdjustments to the metering will not change until the camera is switched off.
Using the LCD monitor to adjust the camera39BASICSETTING UP THE SHOOTING FUNCTIONShooting functions can be changed by using the LCD monitor.In the shot mode, pressing the MENU button displays the menu on the LCD monitor.The following functions are available, depending on the mode you have selected (Still picture,Night picture, Movie clip ).ReferenceThe menu will not be displayed on the LCD monitor under the following conditions:- When another button is being operated.- While picture data is being processed. ( when the green LED next to the viewfinderflashes)- When there is no battery capacity.Explanation of the 5-function button .UP button ( ) : Pressing the UP button ( ) makes the cursor move up.DOWN button ( ) : Pressing the DOWN button ( ) makes the cursor movedown.LEFT button ( ) : Pressing the LEFT button ( ) makes the cursor move tothe left.RIGHT button ( ) : Pressing the RIGHT button ( ) makes the cursor moveto the rightOK button : Pressing the OK button confirms the selection.When the menu is showing on the LCD monitor, it is not possible to operate the shutterbutton i.e. take a picture. To take a picture, simply cancel the menu display by pressing theMENU button.  The menu will no longer show and the camera is ready to take a picture.STILL PICTURE mode NIGHT PICTURE mode MOVIE CLIP modeSIZE XQUALITY XSHARPNESS XXEFFECT XSHOOTING XXEXPOSURE XISO XW.BLANCE XSCENE X X
40SETTING UP THE SHOOTING FUNCTIONSIZEIn STILL PICTURE and NIGHT PICTURE mode, you can select  the picture size.A large picture uses more memory, so increasing picture size will reduce the total numberof shots you can store on a CF CARD. The picture sizes are listed below.1.Turn the camera power on.2.Rotate the mode dial to the STILL PICTURE mode or NIGHTPICTURE mode.3.Do not turn the LCD monitor off.4.Press MENU button to display the menu on the LCD monitor.5.Press the DOWN button (  ) and select [SIZE].6.The cursor can be moved by pressing the RIGHT button (  )to the [SIZE] sub menu.7.Select the desired sub menu by pressing the UP (  ) / DOWN(  ) buttons. The default is 2048x1536.8.After selecting the desired sub menu, press the OK button toconfirm the setting.9.Press the MENU button to cancel the menu display.2048x1536,           2048x1360,           1024x768,           512x384< NIGHT PICTURE mode >< STILL PICTUR mode >NIGHT PICTUREBACK :  SET : OK2048x15362048x13601024x768512x384SIZEQUALITYSCENESTILL PICTURE 1/2BACK :  SET : OK2048x15362048x13601024x768512x384SIZEQUALITYSHARPNESSEFFECT
41BASICSETTING UP THE SHOOTING FUNCTIONQUALITYIn STILL PICTURE, NIGHT PICTURE modes, you can select the picture data compression rate.The higher the QUALITY setting, the better the final picture will be. However, the high quality setting willrequire more memory and therefore reduce the number of pictures you can store on the CF CARD.SUPER FINE is the highest quality and NORMAL is the lowest setting. Choose the settingappropriate for your needs.1.Turn the camera power on.2.Rotate the mode dial to STILL PICTURE mode or NIGHTPICTURE mode.3.Do not turn the LCD monitor off.4.Press the MENU button to display the menu on the LCDmonitor.5.Press the DOWN button (  ) and select [QUALITY].6.Shift the cursor to the [QUALITY] sub menu.by pressing theRIGHT button (  ) 7.Select the desired sub menu by pressing the UP (  ) /DOWN (  ) buttons. The default is FINE.8.After selecting desired sub menu, press the OK button toconfirm the setting.9.Press the MENU button to cancel the menu display.< STILL PICTURE mode >< NIGHT PICTURE mode >ReferenceThe picture file is stored in *.jpg.This file format complies with DCF(Design rule for Camera File system).STILL PICTURE 1/2BACK :  SET : OKSUPER FINEFINENORMALSIZEQUALITYSHARPNESSEFFECTNIGHT PICTUREBACK :  SET : OKSUPER FINEFINENORMALSIZEQUALITYSCENE
42SETTING UP THE SHOOTING FUNCTIONSHARPNESSIn the STILL PICTURE mode, you can select picture sharpness.Select the desired SHARPNESS (SOFT/ NORMAL/ HARD) depending on the subject matter.1.Turn the camera power on.2.Rotate the mode dial to STILL PICTURE mode.3.Do not turn the LCD monitor off.4.Press the MENU button to display the menu on the LCDmonitor.5.Press the DOWN button(  ) and select [SHARPNESS].6.Shift the cursor by pressing the RIGHT button (  ) to the[SHARPNESS] sub menu.7.Select the desired sub menu by pressing the UP (  ) /DOWN (  ) buttons. The default is NORMAL.8.After selecting the desired sub menu, press OK button toconfirm the setting.9.Press the MENU button to cancel the menu display.< STILL PICTURE mode >STILL PICTURE 1/2BACK :  SET : OKSOFTNORMALHARDSIZEQUALITYSHARPNESSEFFECTReferenceExplanation of SHARPNESS sub menuSOFT : This gives smooth edges and the final picture will have a soft appearance.NORMAL : This setting will give a standard finish to the final picture.HARD : This will give the picture a crisp and clear appearance.
43BASICSETTING UP THE SHOOTING FUNCTIONEFFECTUsing the camera’s digital processor, it is possible to add special effects to your pictures.In STILL PICTURE or MOVIE CLIP mode, select the desired [EFFECT] sub menu.1.Turn the camera on.2.Rotate the mode dial to STILL PICTURE mode or MOVIECLIP mode.3.Do not turn the LCD monitor off.4.Press the MENU button to display the menu on the LCDmonitor.5.Press the DOWN button(  ) and select [EFFECT].6.Shift the cursor to the [EFFECT] sub menu by pressing theRIGHT button (  ) 7.Select the desired sub menu by pressing the UP (  ) /DOWN (  ) buttons. The default is NORMAL.8.After selecting the desired sub menu, press the OK button toconfirm the setting.9.Press the MENU button to cancel the menu display.ReferenceEFFECT sub menu explained- NORMAL : No effect is added to the picture.- B & W : Converts the picture to black and white.- sRGB : sRGB is device independent standard color model.Devices supporting sRGB can display exact picture color.- SUNSET : Used for sunset pictures.< STILL PICTURE mode >STILL PICTURE 1/2BACK :  SET : OKNORMALB & WsRGBSUNSETSIZEQUALITYSHARPNESSEFFECT< MOVIE CLIP mode >MOVIE CLIPBACK :  SET : OKNORMALB & WsRGBSUNSETEXPOSUREISOW. BALANCEEFFECT
44SETTING UP THE SHOOTING FUNCTIONSHOOTINGThis allows continuous shooting.In this mode, you can take moving subjects continuously.Once a continuous shooting sequence has been completed, the camera resets to singleshooting mode.1.Turn the camera on.2.Rotate the mode dial to STILL PICTURE mode.3.Do not turn the LCD monitor off.4.Press the MENU button to display [STILL PICTURE 1/2]menu on the LCD monitor.5.Select [STILL PICTURE 2/2] menu by pressing the LEFT(  ) / RIGHT (  ) buttons.6.Press the DOWN button(  ) and select [SHOOTING].7.Shift the cursor to the [SHOOTING] sub menu bypressing the RIGHT button (  ) 8.Select the desired sub menu by pressing the UP (  ) /DOWN (  ) buttons. The default is SINGLE.9.After selecting the desired sub menu, press the OKbutton to confirm the setting.The number of shots in the continuous sequence willshow if you select the [CONTINUOUS] icon and thenpress the OK button.STILL PICTURE 2/2BACK :  SET : OKSINGLECONTINUOUSSHOOTINGEXPOSUREISOW.BALANCE
45BASICSETTING UP THE SHOOTING FUNCTIONSelecting the number of continuous shotsSelect the desired number by pressing the UP (  ) /DOWN (  ) buttons.Press the OK button.10. Press the MENU button to cancel menu display.CONTINUOUS SHOTCANCEL :  SET : OK002# OF SHOTSReferenceWhen [CONTINUOUS] is selected, the flash will automatically be cancelled.Once a continuous sequence has begun, it will continue until the selected number of shotshas been taken. Releasing the shutter button will not interrupt this funtion.The maximum number of shots in a sequence is governed by the picture settings.Using a 16MB CF CARD, the specified shooting capacity will be as follows. (These figures are intended as an indication of expected performance)These figures are approximate as picture capacities can be affected by variables such ascard performance and subject matter.SUPER FINE FINE NORMAL2048X1536 5 10 152048X1360 5 10 161024X768 19 39 60512X384 79 100 100
46SETTING UP THE SHOOTING FUNCTIONEXPOSUREThis camera automatically adjusts the exposure according to the ambient lightingconditions. However, you can select the exposure value by using [EXPOSURE] sub menu.This function can be used in STILL PICTURE and MOVIE CLIP mode.If you increase the exposure value, the picture will be brighter.If you decrease the exposure value, the picture will be darker.1.Turn the camera power on.2.Rotate the mode dial to STILL PICTURE or MOVIE CLIPmode.3.Do not turn the LCD monitor off.4.Press the MENU button to display the menu on the LCDmonitor. In STILL PICTURE mode, press the LEFT (  )or RIGHT (  ) button to select [STILL PICTURE 2/2]menu.5.Press the DOWN button(  ) and select [EXPOSURE].6.Shift to the [EXPOSURE] sub menu by pressing theRIGHT button (  ).< STILL PICTURE mode >STILL PICTURE 2/2BACK :  SET : OK+0.0 EVSHOOTINGEXPOSUREISOW. BALANCE< MOVIE CLIP mode >MOVIE CLIPBACK :  SET : OK+0.0 EVEXPOSUREISOW. BALANCEEFFECT
47BASICSETTING UP THE SHOOTING FUNCTION7.Select the desired sub menu by pressing the UP (  ) / DOWN (  ) buttons. The camera calculates the exposure value automatically. The default setting is 0.0 EV.8.After selecting the desired sub menu, press the OK button to confirm the setting.9.Press the MENU button to cancel menu display.ReferenceExposure compensation setting range : -2.0 ~ +2.0 EV  (0.5 EV steps)This change to the exposure will remain until the camera is switched off. When the camera isturned on again, the exposure compensation setting returns to 0.0EV (discarding theexposure compensation).When you have selected a change in exposure value, the value is displayed on the LCD.Decreasing or increasing the exposure value may lead to pictures being under or overexposed (too dark or too bright). Review your pictures using the LCD monitor to check thatthey have been successful.
48SETTING UP THE SHOOTING FUNCTIONISOYou can select the camera’s sensitivity to light by selecting the ISO sub menu.Raising the ISO sensitivity will mean that the camera needs less light in order to take apicture. However, the higher the ISO value is, the grainier the picture will be.The setting will remain until the power is turned off.1.Turn the camera on.2.Rotate the mode dial to STILL PICTURE mode orMOVING  PICTURE mode.3.Do not turn the LCD monitor off.4.Press the MENU button to display the menu on the LCDmonitor. In STILL PICTURE mode, press the LEFT (  )or RIGHT (  ) button to select the [STILL PICTURE 2/2]menu.5.Press the DOWN button (  ) and select [ISO].6.Shift to the [ISO] sub menu by pressing the RIGHTbutton (  ) 7.Select the desired sub menu by pressing the UP (  ) /DOWN (  ) buttons. The default is AUTO.8.After selecting the desired sub menu, press the OKbutton to confirm the setting.9.Press the MENU button to cancel menu display.< STILL PICTURE mode >STILL PICTURE 2/2BACK :  SET : OKAUTO100200400SHOOTINGEXPOSUREISOW.BALANCE< MOVIE CLIP mode >MOVIE CLIPBACK :  SET : OKAUTO100200400EXPOSUREISOW.BALANCEEFFECT
49BASICSETTING UP THE SHOOTING FUNCTIONW.BALANCEDifferent lighting conditions may cause a color cast on your pictures.The white balance control allows you to adjust the colors to appear more natural looking.The setting remains until the power is turned off.1.Turn the camera power on.2.Rotate the mode dial to STILL PICTURE mode or MOVIECLIP mode.3.Do not turn the LCD monitor off.4.Press the MENU button to display the menu on the LCDmonitor. In STILL PICTURE mode, press the LEFT (  ) orRIGHT (  ) button to select the [STILL PICTURE 2/2]menu.5.Press the DOWN button (  ) and select [W.BALANCE].6.Shift the cursor to the [W.BALANCE] sub menu by pressingthe RIGHT button (  ) 7.Select the desired sub menu by pressing the UP (  ) /DOWN (  ) buttons. The default is AUTO.8.After selecting the desired sub menu, press the OK button toconfirm the setting.9.Press the MENU button to cancel the menu display.< STILL PICTURE mode >STILL PICTURE 2/2BACK :  SET : OKAUTODAYLIGHTFLUORESCENTTUNGSTENSHOOTINGEXPOSUREISOW.BALANCE< MOVIE CLIP mode >MOVIE CLIPBACK :  SET : OKAUTODAYLIGHTFLUORESCENTTUNGSTENEXPOSUREISOW.BALANCEEFFECTReferenceW.BALANCE sub menu explainedAUTO : The camera automatically selects the appropriate white balance settings, dependingon the prevailing lighting conditions.DAYLIGHT : For taking pictures outside.FLUORESCENT : For shooting under fluorescent lightingTUNGSTEN : For shooting under tungsten (standard lightbulb) lighting
SETTING UP THE SHOOTING FUNCTION50SCENEIn NIGHT PICTURE mode, Select the desired SCENE mode.- [PORTRAIT] mode : This is used for both portrait and landscape shots.(      )- [LANDSCAPE] mode : This is used for landscape shots.(      )1.Turn the camera on.2.Rotate the mode dial to the NIGHT PICTURE mode.3.Do not turn the LCD monitor off.4.Press MENU button to display the menu on the LCD monitor.5.Press the DOWN button(  ) and select [SCENE].6.Shift the cursor to the [SCENE] sub menu by pressing theRIGHT button (  )7.Select the desired sub menu by pressing the UP (  ) /DOWN (  ) buttons. The default is PORTRAIT.8.After selecting the desired sub menu, press the OK button toconfirm the setting.9.Press the MENU button to cancel the menu display.NIGHT PICTUREBACK :  SET : OKSIZEQUALITYSCENEReferenceIn NIGHT PICTURE mode, don’t move for a while after flash firing as the shutter speed isslow. We recommend using a tripod or supporting the camera on a solid object in order toavoid camera shake.PORTRAITLANDSCAPE
PLAY MODEStarting Play Mode51ADVANCED- Turn the camera on and select (      ) on the mode dial. The camera can now play back thepictures stored on the CF CARD. Sound can also be added to pictures in this mode.- You can setup the PLAY mode function by using the camera buttons and LCD monitor.- PLAY mode functions are listed belowTHUMBNAIL, ZOOMDELETEVOICE RECORDINGPLAY & PAUSE SLIDE SHOW, PROTECTDELETE ALL, FORMATSTANDARD, INDEXCANCEL, REVIEWCamera buttonLCD monitorPlay backPrint settingReferenceThe last picture stored on CF CARD will be displayed on the LCD monitor.The LCD monitor will remain in operation until the camera is switched off.The menu will not display on the LCD monitor under following circumstances:When another button is being pressed.While picture data is being processed.When there is no battery capacity.
SETTING UP PLAY BACK FUNCTIONSSetting up play back function by using the camera button52THUMBNAIL / ZOOM W buttonYou can view up to 9 pictures at a time by using the THUMBNAIL function.1.Turn the camera on.2.Rotate the mode dial to PLAY mode.3. A picture displays on the LCD monitor.4.Press the THUMBNAIL button.The thumbnail display will highlight the picture that had been showing at the time thethumbnail mode was selected.5.Press the  /  /  /  buttons to move to desired picture. Selected picture ishighlighted. Icons are displayed to indicate the type of file selected.-        : Movie clip file-        : DPOF indicator-        : Sound recorded file-        : Picture protect indicator 6.When viewing a thumbnail picture, press the zoom T button and the selected shot will showin single display mode.Press THUMBNAIL button[ Single display mode ]Highlighted picture(selected picture)[ Thumbnail display mode ]The PLAY mode can be set using the camera button.
SETTING UP PLAY BACK FUNCTIONS53ADVANCEDZOOM W / ZOOM T buttonWhen viewing a single picture in PLAY mode, use the zoom T button to enlarge theselected picture.1.Turn the camera on.2.Rotate the mode dial to PLAY mode.3.Select the desired picture.4.Enlarge the picture up to the desired scale of enlargementby using the ZOOM T button.The scale of enlargements is listed below.- Picture size is LARGE or  PHOTO : 1.5 X ~ 5 X (0.5 step) - Picture size is MEDIUM : 1.5 X ~ 3 X (0.5 step)- Picture size is SMALL :1.5 X5.Different parts of the picture can be viewed by pressing the  /  /  /  buttons.6.Pressing the ZOOM W button will zoom back to the original full sized picture.< 2.5 X >X2.599ReferenceIf a picture is enlarged, the ratio indicator will display on the centre upper side of the LCDmonitor.Movie clips cannot be enlarged.If a picture is enlarged, a loss of quality may occour.
SETTING UP PLAY BACK FUNCTIONS54LCD buttonPressing the LCD button will change the display as follows.You can view picture information(Shutter speed, Aperture value, ISO sensitivity) in<Picture with additional information> mode(e.g.) TV : 1/250 SEC  Shutter speedAV : F2.8  Aperture valueMENU button- Pressing the MENU button will display the PLAY mode menu. Pressing the MENU buttonagain will cancel the menu display.- PLAY mode allows you to view either the PLAY menu or the DPOF (Digital Print OrderFormat) menu.OK buttonWhen the LCD monitor is turned on, pressing this button allows the changed sub menu byusing  /  /  /  button to confirm.< Picture >< Picture with additional information >
SETTING UP PLAY BACK FUNCTIONS55ADVANCEDDELETE buttonThis deletes picture stored on the CF CARD.1.Turn the camera power on.2.Rotate the mode dial to PLAY mode.3.Press the LEFT (  ) / RIGHT (  ) buttons to select picture that you wish to delete.4.When you press the DELETE button, a message will be displayed on the LCD monitor.5.Select YES or NO.- Selecting YES : Press OK button.Once a picture has been deleted, the next picture in the sequence will appear on theLCD display.- Selecting NO : Press the LEFT(  ) button. The picture will be displayed on the LCDmonitor.DELETE PICTURE ?NO : YES : OK13
56SETTING UP PLAY BACK FUNCTIONSMIC / UP buttonWhen the LCD monitor is turned on, pressing the  button will either cause the cursor tomove up or change a selected sub menu.When the LCD monitor is not turned on, pressing the  button will allow a sound recordingto be added to a stored still picture.1. Turn the camera on.2. Rotate the mode dial to PLAY mode.3. Press the LEFT (  ) / RIGHT (  ) buttons to selectpicture that you wish to add sound to.4. Press MIC button (      ) and the sound recordingindicator will display. The camera is now ready to recordsound.5. Press the shutter button to start recording. The[RECORDING..] message will be displayed on the LCDmonitor (as shown) and  sound is recorded to the stillpicture.6. The sound will record for ten seconds. Recording can bestopped by pressing the shutter button again.[ Pressing MIC button ][ Being recorded ]PLAY & PAUSE / DOWN buttonWhen the LCD monitor is turned on, pressing the  button will move the cursor down orchange the sub menu.When the LCD monitor is not turned on, the  button is used as the PLAY & PAUSEbutton.The PLAY & PAUSE button is used for playing and pausing a sound recorded still picture,movie clip or slide show.The PLAY & PAUSE button will only operate in single display mode.
57ADVANCEDSETTING UP PLAY BACK FUNCTIONS1.Turn the camera power on.2.Rotate the mode dial to PLAY mode(        ).3.Press the LEFT (  ) / RIGHT (  ) buttons to select a sound recorded still picture or amovie clip. Or, select slide show.4.Press PLAY & PAUSE button.PLAY & PAUSE explainedIf a picture is showing, but there is no sound (or movement)Press the PLAY& PAUSE button to play the sound clip or to start the movie clip.If the picture is playing : The progress is paused.If the PLAY & PAUSE button is pressed when the picture is paused, the sound ormovment will resume. : The progress restart.[ A sound recorded still picture ] [ A movie clip ][ A sound recorded still picture ] [ A movie clip ] [ Slide show ]ReferenceWhen a picture is being played back, you can use the PAUSE button, POWER button andthe mode dial.When a picture has paused, you can use the LEFT button, RIGHT button, POWER button,THUMBNAIL button and the mode dial.
Setting up play back function using the LCD monitor58SETTING UP PLAY BACK FUNCTIONSSLIDE SHOWPictures can be displayed continuously at pre-set intervals.1.Turn the camera power on.2.Rotate the mode dial to PLAY mode(        ).3.Press the MENU button to display the menu on the LCDmonitor.4.Press the DOWN button(  ) and select [SLIDE SHOW].5.Shift the cursor to the [SLIDE SHOW] sub menu by pressingRIGHT button (  ).6.Select the desired sub menu by pressing the UP (  ) /DOWN (  ) buttons. The default is 3 seconds7.After selecting the desired sub menu, press the OK button tostart the slide show.8.To stop the slide show, press the MENU button twice. Pressthe MENU button and the initial menu will be displayed.Press the MENU button again and the menu will becancelled.PLAY 1/2BACK :  SET : OK03 SECSLIDE SHOWPROTECTDELETE ALLFORMAT
59ADVANCEDSETTING UP PLAY BACK FUNCTIONSPROTECTThis is used to protect specific shots from accidental erasing (LOCK). It also releasespictures that have been previously protected (UNLOCK).1.Turn the camera on.2.Rotate the mode dial to PLAY mode(        ).3.Press the MENU button to display the menu on the LCD monitor.4.Press the DOWN button(  ) and select [PROTECT]. At this point, a sub menu will bedisplayed as shown below.The display will show that the picture will not be protected.5.Shift the cursor to the [PROTECT] sub menu by pressing the RIGHT button (  ) PLAY 1/2EXIT :  MENU CHANGE : 03 SECUNLOCKNONOSLIDE SHOWPROTECTDELETE ALLFORMATPLAY 1/2BACK :  SET : OKONE PICTUREALL PICTURESSLIDE SHOWPROTECTDELETE ALLFORMAT
60SETTING UP PLAY BACK FUNCTIONS6.Select the desired sub menu by pressing the UP (  ) / DOWN (  ) buttons.- ONE PICTURE : This protects a single picture.- ALL PICTURES : This protects all the pictures on the CF CARD.7.Press the OK button and the PROTECT setting display will show on the LCD monitor.Select the desired sub menu by pressing the UP (  ) / DOWN (  ) buttons and press OKbutton.- LOCK : Sets up the PROTECT function.- UNLOCK : Discards the protect function8.If you select [ONE PICTURE] in step 6, the other picture can be protected by pressing theLEFT(  ) / RIGHT(  ) button. the process of setting up is same as step 7.9.Pressing the MENU button clears the menu display and the LOCK indicator will show on theLCD monitor as shown below.PROTECTEXIT :  MENU SET : OKUNLOCKLOCK indicatorThere is no indicator when the UNLOCKfunction has been selected.ReferenceA picture in LOCK mode will be protected from [DELETE] or [DELETE ALL] functions, but willNOT be protected from the [FORMAT] function.
61ADVANCEDSETTING UP PLAY BACK FUNCTIONSDELETE ALLThis enables you to clear all unprotected pictures from the CF CARD.Remember that this will permanently delete unprotected pictures. Important shots shouldbe stored on a computer before deletion takes place.1.Turn the camera on.2.Rotate the mode dial to PLAY mode(        ).3.Press the MENU button to display the menu on the LCDmonitor4.Press the DOWN button(  ) and select [DELETE ALL].5.Shift the cursor to the [DELETE ALL] sub menu by pressingthe RIGHT button (  ) 6.Select the desired sub menu by pressing the UP (  ) /DOWN (  ) buttons and then press the OK button.7.Select YES or NO.- Selecting YES : After deleting all pictures, [NO PICTURE !] message will show. a message willshow [NO PICTURE!]. Protected pictures are not deleted.- Selecting NO : The display is returned to initial menu, and [DELETE ALL] menu is highlighted.Press the MENU button, and the menu display will no longer show.PLAY 1/2BACK :  SET : OKNOYESSLIDESHOWDELETE ALLFORMAT
62SETTING UP PLAY BACK FUNCTIONSFORMATThis is used to format the CF CARD. all pictures INCLUDING protected pictures will bedeleted.1. Turn the camera on.2.Rotate the mode dial to PLAY mode(        ).3.Press the MENU button to display the menu on the LCDmonitor.4.Press the DOWN button(  ) and select [FORMAT].5.Shift the cursor to the [FORMAT] sub menu by pressing theRIGHT button (  ) 6.Select the desired sub menu by pressing the UP (  ) /DOWN (  ) buttons and then press the OK button.7.Select YES or NO- Selecting YES : After formatting the CF CARD, [FORMAT OK!] message will show in the LCDmonitor and the display is returned to initial menu.Press the MENU button, and the [ NO PICTURE ! ] message will show in the LCD monitor.- Selecting NO : The display returns to the initial menu, and the [FORMAT] menu is highlighted.The menu display will no longer show if the MENU button is pressed.PLAY 1/2BACK :  SET : OKNOYESSLIDE SHOWPROTECTDELETE ALLFORMATReferenceYou will need to format the CF CARD under the following circumstances:- If the card is new one or has not been previously formatted.- When the camera fails to read the pictures already stored on the card.
63ADVANCEDSETTING UP PLAY BACK FUNCTIONSDPOF (Digital Print Order Format)DPOF stores printing information onto the CF CARD, enabling you to have pictures printed directly from the CF CARD.Pictures can then be printed on DPOF printers, or at an increasing number of photo laboratories.This function is not adjusted to Movie clip.STANDARDOnly one picture will be printed on a page.1.Turn the camera on.2.Rotate the mode dial to the PLAY mode(          ).3.Press the MENU button to display [PLAY 1/2] menu on theLCD monitor.4.Select [PLAY 2/2] menu by pressing the LEFT (  ) / RIGHT(  ) buttons.5.Press the DOWN button(  ) and select [STANDARD].6.Shift the cursor to the [STANDARD] sub menu by pressingthe RIGHT button (  ) 7.Select ONE PICTURE or ALL PICTURES- ONE PICTURE : Specifying the number of copies from aselected picture.- ALL PICTURES : Specifying the number of copies from allpictures except for movie clips.8.Press the OK button, and a menu confirming the number ofcopies will be displayed.Select desired number of copies by pressing the UP (  ) /DOWN(  ) buttons and press OK button.The maximum number of copies is 10.9.If you select [ONE PICTURE] in step 7 , the DPOF can be set tothe other picture by pressing LEFT(  ) / RIGHT(  ) button.The process of setting up is same as step 8.10.Press the MENU button to cancel menu display.If an picture carries DPOF instructions, the DPOFindicator (       ) will show.PLAY[DPOF] 2/2BACK :  SET : OKONE PICTUREALL PICTURESSTANDARDINDEXCANCELREVIEW# OF PRINTSEXIT :  MENU SET : OK00
SETTING UP PLAY BACK FUNCTIONS64INDEXThis function will specify the number of copies (except for movie clips) for index print.1.Turn the camera  on.2.Rotate the mode dial to PLAY mode(        ).3.Press the MENU button to display [PLAY 1/2] menu on theLCD monitor.4.Select [PLAY(DPOF) 2/2] menu by pressing the LEFT (  ) /RIGHT (  ) buttons.5.Press the DOWN button(  ) and select [INDEX].6.Shift the cursor to the [INDEX] sub menu by pressing RIGHTbutton (  ) 7.Select desired sub menu by pressing the UP (  ) / DOWN (  ) buttons.The maximum number of copies is 10.8.After selecting the desired sub menu, press the OK button to confirm the setting.9.The display is returned to [PLAY(DPOF) 2/2] menu, and the sub menu is highlighted. Press the MENU button, and the menu display will no longer show.10.(        ) indicator will be displayed on the LCD monitor.PLAY[DPOF] 2/2BACK :  SET : OK00 PRINTSSTANDARDINDEXCANCELREVIEW
SETTING UP PLAY BACK FUNCTIONS65ADVANCEDCANCELThis is used for canceling STANDARD or INDEX DPOF function.1.Turn the camera on.2.Rotate the mode dial to PLAY mode(        ).3.Press the MENU button to display [PLAY 1/2] menu on the LCDmonitor.4.Select [PLAY(DPOF) 2/2] menu by pressing the LEFT (  ) /RIGHT (  ) buttons.5.Press the DOWN button(  ) and select [CANCEL].6.Shift the cursor to the [CANCEL] sub menu by pressing theRIGHT button (  ) 7.Select the desired sub menu by pressing the UP (  ) / DOWN (  ) buttons.8.After selecting the desired sub menu, press the OK button to confirm the setting. The display is returned to [PLAY DPOF) 2/2] menu, and the sub menu is highlighted. The number of copies will return to 00.9.Press the MENU button to cancel the menu display.PLAY[DPOF] 2/2BACK :  SET : OKSTANDARDINDEXSTANDARDINDEXCANCELREVIEWREVIEWYou can review specified number of STANDARD or INDEX copies.1.Turn the camera on.2.Rotate the mode dial to PLAY mode(         ).3.Press the MENU button to display [PLAY 1/2] menu on theLCD monitor.4.Select [PLAY (DPOF) 2/2] menu by pressing the LEFT (  )/ RIGHT (  ) buttons.5.Press the DOWN button (  ) and select [REVIEW] on themenu that is shown below.6.Press the MENU button to cancel the menu display afterreviewing the setting.PLAY[DPOF] 2/2EXIT : MENU00 PRINTS00 PRINTSNOS[00] / I[00]STANDARDINDEXCANCELREVIEWNumber of STANDARD copiesNumber of INDEX copies
FILE NAMEThis enables you to name files- SERIES type : Under this system, the file name will directly follow the last stored filename, regardless of any actions such as file deletion or re-formatting.- RESET type : Using reset, the next file name will be set from 0001 even after formatting,deleting all or inserting a new CF CARD.66SET UP MODEStarting Set up mode- Rotate the mode dial to SET UP mode, allowing you to set up the basic camera settings.FORMATThis is used for formatting the CF CARD.Refet to page 73 regarding formatting.1.Turn the camera on.2.Rotate the mode dial to SET UP mode.3.A menu will display on the LCD monitor.4.Press the DOWN button (  ) and select [FORMAT].5.Shift the cursor to the [FORMAT] sub menu. by pressingthe RIGHT button (  )6.Select [YES] to format the CF CARD.7.Press the OK button to format the CF CARD.After formatting the CF CARD, [FORMAT OK!] messagewill show in the LCD monitor and the display is returnedto initial menu.SETUP 1/3BACK :  SET : OKNOYESFORMATFILE NAMEPOWER OFFLANGUAGE
67ADVANCEDSETTING UP THE CAMERA SYSTEM1.Turn the camera on.2.Rotate the mode dial to SET UP mode(       ).3.A menu will display on the LCD monitor.4.Press the DOWN button (  ) and select [FILE NAME].5.Shift the cursor to the [FILE NAME] sub menu by pressingthe RIGHT button (  ). 6.Select the desired sub menu by pressing the UP (  ) /DOWN (  ) buttons. The default is SERIES.7.After selecting the desired sub menu, press the OK button toconfirm the setting. After confirming the setting, the cursor willmove to [ SETUP 1/3 ] menu.SETUP 1/3BACK :  SET : OKRESETSERIESFORMATFILE NAMEPOWER OFFLANGUAGEReferenceThe first stored folder name is 100SSCAM , and file name is PICT0001Whenever you store an picture, the file number is increased by 1.The file number is named from PICT0001 to PICT9999 automatically, 9999 files will bestored in a folder. Using SERIES, the sequence starts at 100SSCAM and increases inincrements of 1. (e.g. : 101SSCAM, 102SSCAM…..)The files used with the CF CARD conform to the DCF (Design rule for Camera File system)format.
SETTING UP CAMERA SYSTEM68LANGUAGEThere is a choice of languages that can be displayed on the LCD monitor.English, Korean and Chinese are available.1.Turn the camera on.2.Rotate the mode dial to SET UP mode(      ).3.A menu will display on the LCD monitor.4.Press the DOWN button (  ) and select [LANGUAGE].5.Shiftt the cursor to the [LANGUAGE] sub menu bypressing the RIGHT button (  ) 6.Select the desired sub menu by pressing the UP (  ) /DOWN (  ) buttons.7.After selecting the desired sub menu, press the OK buttonto confirm the setting. After confirming the setting, theselected language will be displayed on the LCD monitor.SETUP 1/3BACK :  SET : OKENGLISHFORMATFILE NAMEPOWER OFFLANGUAGEPOWER OFF- This function switches the camera off after a set amount of time in order to prevent unnecessarybattery drainage.- You can set the power to switch off at any time between one and ten minutes from the last operation.-  Setting this function to OFF means that the camera will not switch off automatically.Note that the automatic power off does not operate if the camera is in slide show or PC mode.1.Turn the camera on.2.Rotate the mode dial to SET UP mode(      ).3.A menu will display on the LCD monitor.4.Press the DOWN button (  ) and select [POWER OFF].5.Shift the cursor to the [POWER OFF] sub menu by pressingthe RIGHT button (  ) 6.Select the desired sub menu by pressing the UP (  ) /DOWN (  ) buttons. The default is 3 minutes.7.After selecting the desired sub menu, press the OK button toconfirm the setting. After confirming the setting, the cursor willmove to the initial menu display automatically.SETUP 1/3BACK :  SET : OK10  MINFORMATFILE NAMEPOWER OFFLANGUAGE
69ADVANCEDSETTING UP CAMERA SYSTEMDATE SETUPThis alters the time and date stored with the pictures.Range: 2001 ~ 2050 year (leap years and months are corrected automatically).The default is 2001/01/01 12:00.1.Turn the camera on.2.Rotate the mode dial to SET UP mode(      ).3.[SETUP 1/3] menu will be displayed on the LCD monitor.4.Select [SETUP 2/3] menu by pressing the LEFT (  ) /RIGHT (  ) buttons.5.Press the DOWN button (  ) and select [DATE SETUP].6.Shift the cursor to the [DATE SETUP] sub menu bypressing the RIGHT button (  ) 7.Press  /  /  /  to select correct time.8.Press OK button to confirm the setting. After confirming the setting, the cursor will move to[SETUP 2/3] menu automatically.SETUP 2/3BACK :  SET : OK2001/01/0112:00DATE SETUPIMPRINTDATE TYPEUSER SETNoteIf the battery is removed, the date and time settings will remain for approximately 1 hour.If the batteries are removed for a period longer than one hour, it may be necessary to resetthe time /date.
70SETTING UP CAMERA SYSTEMIMPRINTThere is an option to include DATE/TIME on still pictures.There are 3 types of IMPRINT.- OFF: IMPRINT function is cancelled.- DATE: The date is included in the still picture.- DATE & TIME: The date and time is included in the still picture.This function is not available in continuous shot and movie clip.1.Turn the camera on.2.Rotate the mode dial to SET UP mode(      ).3.[SETUP 1/3] menu will display on the LCD monitor.4.Select [SETUP 2/3] menu by pressing the LEFT (  ) /RIGHT (  ) buttons.5.Press the DOWN button (  ) and select [IMPRINT].6.Shift the cursor to the [IMPRINT] sub menu by pressingthe RIGHT button (  ) 7.Select the desired sub menu by pressing the UP (  ) /DOWN (  ) buttons. The default is OFF.8.After selecting the desired sub menu, press the OK button to confirm the setting. Afterconfirming the setting, the cursor will move to the [SETUP 2/3] menu automatically.SETUP 2/3BACK :  SET : OKOFFDATEDATE &TIMEDATE SETUPIMPRINTDATE TYPEUSER SET
71ADVANCEDSETTING UP CAMERA SYSTEMRecorded date and time will be imprinted in the bottom right hand corner of the picture.< Date imprinting > < Date and Time imprinting >ReferenceDate will be imprinted as DATE TYPE setting.TIME is imprinted in the following way: [hour / minute / second]. Hours are shown using the24 hour clock.The IMPRINT function is unaffected by the camera being switched on and off.
72SETTING UP CAMERA SYSTEMDATE TYPEYou can select date type that is imprinted on the picture.- YYYY/MM/DD : year /month/ day- DD/MM/YYYY : day /month /year- MM/DD/YYYY  :month/ day /year1.Turn the camera on.2.Rotate the mode dial to SET UP mode(      ).3.[ SETUP 1/3] menu will show on the LCD monitor.4.Select [SETUP 2/3] menu by pressing the LEFT (  ) /RIGHT (  ) buttons.5.Press the DOWN button (  ) and select [DATE TYPE].6.Shift the cursor to the [DATE TYPE] sub menu bypressing the RIGHT button (  ) 7.Select the desired sub menu by pressing the UP (  ) /DOWN (  ) buttons. The default is YYYY/MM/DD.8.After selecting the desired sub menu, press the OK button to confirm the setting. After confirming the setting, the cursor will move to [SETUP 2/3]  menu automatically.SETUP 2/3BACK :  SET : OKYYYY/MM/DDDD/MM/YYYYMM/DD/YYYYDATE SETUPIMPRINTDATE TYPEUSER SET
73ADVANCEDSETTING UP CAMERA SYSTEMUSER SETUser can save the sub menu, that is returned to default when the camera power is off, asuser preferences.Only  marked sub menu in the [TABLE 1] can be applied to USER SET function.1.Turn the camera on.2.Rotate the mode dial to SET UP mode(      ).3.[ SETUP 1/3] menu will display on the LCD monitor.4.Select [SETUP 2/3] menu by pressing the LEFT (  ) /RIGHT (  ) buttons.5.Press the DOWN button (  ) and select [USER SET].6.Shift the cursor to the [USER SET] sub menu by pressingthe RIGHT button (  ) 7.Select the desired sub menu by pressing the UP (  ) /DOWN (  ) button and press the OK button.The default is NO.8.Select YES or NO.- Selecting YES. : The sub menu setting will be saved, even if the camera is switched off.- Selecting NO. : If NO is selected, the camera will return to default when switched off.SETUP 2/3BACK :  SET : OKOFFONDATE SETUPIMPRINTDATE TYPEUSER SET
74SETTING UP CAMERA SYSTEM< TABLE 1 > List of menu and sub menu- Remarks : Default          x : There is no associated menu: The setting is maintained even if the camera power is off.: The setting is returned to default, once the camera power has been switched off.: The setting is returned to default after the function has been completed.AUTO xxxxxxAUTO & Red xxxxxxFLASHSLOW SYNCHROxx xxxFill in xxxxxxOFF xxxxLarge xxxxMedium xxxxSIZE Small xxxxPhoto xxxxQVGA x x xxxxSuper Fine xxxxFine xxxxNormal xxxxCOMPRESSION RATIOxx xxxxSoft xxxxxSHARPNESS Normal xxxxxHard xxxxxNormal xxxB&W xxxxxsRGB xxxxxSunset xxxxx+2.0EV xxxxEXPOSURE 0.0EV xxx-2.0EV xxxxAuto xxxx100 xxxx200 xxxx400 xxxEnable xxxDisable xxxQUALITYEFFECTISOVOICERECORDING
75ADVANCEDSETTING UP CAMERA SYSTEMON xxxOFF xxxC.W.A xxxCenter xxxxxAuto xxxWHITE Daylight xxxxBALANCE Fluorescent xxxxTungsten xxxxPortrait x x x xxxLandscape x x x xxxxxxx xxOne picture x x x x xxAll pictures x x x x xxxxxx xxxxxx xxStandard x x x x xxIndex x x x x xxcancel DPOF x x x x xxReview x x x x xxSeries x x x x x xReset x x x x x xON x x x x x xOFF x x x x x xENGLISH x x x x x xLANGUAGE xxxxx xxxxxx xxxxxx xOff x xxxx xDate x x x x x xDate & Time x x x x x xOn x x x x x xOff x xxxx xxxxxx xNTSC x x x x x xPAL x x x x x xxxxxx xSELF TIMERMETERINGSCENEProtectDPOFFile NameAuto Power offImprintSoundMovieSlide Show setupDelete AllFormatDate setupLCD BrightnessQUICK View set
SETTING UP CAMERA SYSTEM76LCDYou may adjust the LCD brightness.1.Turn the camera on.2.Rotate the mode dial to SET UP mode(      ).3.[SETUP 1/3]  menu will display on the LCD monitor.4.Select [SETUP 3/3] menu by pressing the LEFT (  ) / RIGHT(  ) buttons.5.Press the DOWN button (  ) and select [LCD].6.Shift the cursor to the [LCD] sub menu by pressing the RIGHTbutton (  ) 7.Select the desired sub menu by pressing the UP (  ) / DOWN (  ) buttons. The LCD monitor has 7 brightness settings.8.After selecting the desired sub menu, press the OK button to confirm the setting. After confirming the setting, the cursor will move to the [SETUP 3/3]  menu automatically.SETUP 3/3BACK :  SET : OKSOUNDLCDMOVIE OUTQUICK VIEWSOUNDA beep will sound when you press the camera button.1.Turn the camera on.2.Rotate the mode dial to SET UP mode(      ).3.[SETUP 1/3] menu will display on the LCD monitor.4.Select [SETUP 3/3] menu by pressing the LEFT (  ) /RIGHT (  ) buttons.5.Press the DOWN button (  ) and select [SOUND].6.Shift the cursor to the [SOUND] sub menu by pressing theRIGHT button (  ) 7.Select the desired sub menu by pressing the UP (  ) /DOWN (  ) buttons8.After selecting the desired sub menu, press the OK button to confirm the setting. After confirming the setting, the cursor will move to the [SETUP 3/3]  menu automatically.SETUP 3/3BACK :  SET : OKOFFONSOUNDLCDMOVIE OUTQUICK VIEW
77ADVANCEDSETTING UP CAMERA SYSTEMMOVIE OUTThe Movie output signal from the camera can be NTSC or PAL. Your choice of output will begoverned by the type of machine (monitor or TV, etc.) to which the camera is connected.Select the correct movie standard for the outer monitor. PAL mode can support only BDGHI.1.Turn the camera on.2.Rotate the mode dial to SET UP mode(       ).3.[SETUP 1/3] menu will show on the LCD monitor.4.Shift the cursor to the [SETUP 3/3] sub menu by pressing theRIGHT button (  )5.Press the DOWN button (  ) and select [MOVIE OUT].6.Shift the cursor to the [MOVIE OUT] sub menu by pressingthe RIGHT button (  ) 7.Select the desired sub menu by pressing the UP (  ) /DOWN (  ) buttons. The default is NTSC.8.After selecting the desired sub menu, press the OK button to confirm the setting. After confirming the setting, the cursor will move to the [SETUP 3/3] menu automatically.SETUP 3/3BACK :  SET : OKNTSCPALSOUNDLCDMOVIE OUTQUICK VIEWQUICK VIEWWith QUICK VIEW you can pre-set the camera to briefly review the last picture captured. It is possibleto vary the time the picture is visible, according to your particular requirements.1.Turn the camera on.2.Rotate the mode dial to SET UP mode(        ).3.[SETUP 1/3] menu will display on the LCD monitor.4.SSelect [SETUP 3/3] menu by pressing the LEFT (  ) / RIGHT (  )buttons.5.Press the DOWN button (  ) and select [QUICK VIEW].6.Shift the cursor to the [QUICK VIEW] sub menu by pressing the  RIGHTbutton (  ) 7.Select the desired sub menu by pressing the UP (  ) / DOWN (  )buttons. The default is 1 second and you can change it up to 3 seconds.8.After selecting the desired sub menu, press the OK button to confirm the setting. After confirming the setting, thecursor will move to [SETUP 3/3] menu automatically.SETUP 3/3BACK :  SET : OK03 SECSOUNDLCDMOVIE OUTQUICK VIEW
CONNECTING TO AN EXTERNAL MONITORConnecting to an external monitor78In STILL PICTURE or PLAY mode, you can view the stored pictures or movie clips byconnecting the camera to an external monitor via the movie cable. When the camera isconnected to an external monitor, the LCD monitor will be turned off automatically.- when the camera is connected to a external monitor, the menu will be visible on theexternal monitor and the working of the menu is same as the LCD monitorSelecting the Movie output typeYou can select an NTSC or PAL movie output signal, depending on the externalequipment (monitor or TV) that you wish to connect to.- Refer to page 90 [MOVIE OUT] about selecting the movie output from the camera.ReferenceWhen using a TV as an external monitor, you will need to select the external or AV channelof the TV.There will be a digital noise on the external monitor, but it is not malfunction.If the picture is not in the centre of the screen, use the TV controls to centre it.
PC MODEFunctions of PC mode79ADVANCEDNoteThe USB Storage Driver must be installed before using PC mode. Refer to page 109 regarding installation.To save battery power, it is recommended that you use an AC adaptor(Optional) whenconnecting the camera to a computerDownloading stored picturesOnce you have downloaded  pictures to your PC, they can be edited and printed.(1) Rotate the mode dial to PC mode, and turn the camera on.(2) Connect the camera to your PC with the USB cable.(3) On your computer’s desktop display, select [My computer] and double click[Removable Disk]. The picture files will then be displayed. Use the COPY orMOVE function to download the pictures to your PC.(4) By using [Digimax Viewer], you can see the stored pictures in the CF CARDdirectly on the PC monitor and you can copy or move the picture files.(5) If you wish to edit downloaded pictures, you can use [MGI PhotoSuite  SE].Refer to the software manual regarding editing software installation and usage.In this mode, you can download stored pictures to your PC through the USB cable.There is no menu in the PC mode.When you connect the camera to a PC, ensure that the mode dial is set on PC and thatthe mode dial lamp is illuminated.The Auto focus indicator(green) lamp blinks when the files are transferring via the USBconnection.
Caution!80IMPORTANT NOTESYour new Samsung camera is a precision instrument. Whilst it is designed to withstandgeneral wear and tear, there are some important points that will help you get maximumservice and reliability from your camera. The following should be avoided :Severe changes in temperature and humidity.Dust and dirt.Direct sunlight or the inside of a vehicle in hot weather.Environments where there is high magnetism or excessive vibration.Areas with high explosives or highly flammable materials.Pesticides, etc.Sand can be particularly troublesome to cameras.Sand or other small particulates can cause severe malfunctions. Ensure that there is no contact with sand or similar particles.Extremes in temperature may cause problems.If the camera is transferred from a cold to a warm and humid environment, condensationcan form on the delicate electronic circuitry. If this occours, turn the camera off and waitfor at least 1 hour until all moisture is dispersed. Moisture build up can also occour in CFCARDS. If this happens, turn off the camera and remove the CF CARD. Wait until themoisture has dispersed.
81ADVANCEDIMPORTANT NOTEIf the digital camera is not used for a long period, an electric discharge can occur. It is agood idea to remove the batteries and CF CARD if the camera is not used for some time.If the camera is exposed to electronic interferance, it will turn itself off to protect the CFCARD.MaintenanceUse a soft brush (available from photo stores) to GENTLY clean the lens and LCDassemblies. If this does not work, lens-cleaning paper with lens cleaning fluid can beused.Clean the camera body with a soft cloth. Do not allow this camera contact with solventmaterials such as benzol, insecticide, thinners etc. This may damage the body shell of the camera and also affect its performance.Rough handling can damage the  LCD monitor. Take care to avoid damage and keepthe camera in its protective carry case at all times.DO NOT attempt to disassemble or modify the camera. It contains delicate parts andthere are high voltage circuits that can cause electric shocks.Under certain conditions, static electricity can cause the flash unit to fire. This is not harmful to the camera and is not a malfunction.When pictures are uploaded or downloaded, the data transfer may be affected by staticelectricity. In this case, dis-connect and re-connect the USB cable before trying thetransfer again.
Warning indicator82IMPORTANT NOTEThere are several warnings that may appear in the LCD display :Warning messageNO CARD !NO PICTURE !CARD FULL !CARD FAIL !LOW BATTERY !Reason for messageNo CF CARD.The camera cannotrecognize the CF CARD.There are no pictures storedon the CF CARD.There is insufficient memorycapacity to take a picture.There is a malfunction in theCF CARD.There is low battery capacity.Insert a CF CARD.Remove and re-insert the CFCARD.Turn the camera off, wait a fewseconds and turn it on again.Take pictures.Insert a CF CARD that isholding some pictures.Insert a new CF CARD, ordelete stored pictures to freeup some memory.Insert a new CF CARD.Insert fresh batteries.Remedy
Please check the following83ADVANCEDBEFORE CONTACTING SERVICE CENTERSymptomThe camera will notswitch on.The camera powersdown whilst in use.The batteries are exhausted.Camera is turned offautomatically due to the Autopower function.Adapter plug is not connectedsecurely.Batteries drainquickly.Camera does nottake pictures whenpressing the Shutterbutton.CauseBatteries need replacing.AC Power Adapter is notconnected.Camera being used in lowtemperatures.Mixing old and new batteries orbattery types.CF CARD is not insertedThe CF CARD has not beenformatted.The CF CARD is full.The camera power is off.The batteries are exhaustedThe mode dial is positionedincorrectly.After turning the camera off,insert card.Format the card.Insert new CF CARD.Turn the camera power on.Insert fresh batteriesRotate the mode dial to shot mode.Insert fresh batteries.Connect AC Power Adapter.Insert fresh batteries.Press power switch to re-activate camera.Remove and re-insert plug.Keep camera in warm conditions(i.e. inside a coat or jacket) andonly remove it in order to takepictures.Insert fresh batteries (all ofwhich should be of the sametype)Remedy
Please check the following84BEFORE CONTACTING SERVICE CENTERSymptomThe pictures areunclear.The flash does notfire.Incorrect date andtime is displayed.The camera buttonsdo not operate.CauseThe focus mode is notcorrect.FLASH OFF or MACROmodes have been selected. The date and time have beenset incorrectly or the camerahas adopted the defaultsettings.Camera malfunctionIf the subject is closer than0.8m, select macro shot mode.Use Fixed focus when youcannot use auto focus mode.Dis-engage FLASH OFFmode.Reset the date and timecorrectly.Refer to page 84.Remove /re-insert batteriesand switch camera on.RemedyCF CARD error.Color of picturedifferent to originalscene.Pictures are toobright.Incorrect CF CARD formatW.BALANCE setting isincorrect.Exposure is excessive.Re-format the CF CARD. Refer to page 77.Select appropriateW.BALANCE. Refer to page 58Reset exposure compensation.Refer to page 55.
85ADVANCEDBEFORE CONTACTING SERVICE CENTERSymptomPictures are not very clear.DATE/TIME is notdisplayed on thepicture.No picture onexternal monitorCauseThe lens or LCD monitor issmudged or dirty.Pictures taken without dateimprinting setting.The external monitor has notbeen connected properly withthe camera.There are incorrect files in theCF card. Disconnect externalmonitor to ascertain whetherpictures can be viewed usingthe camera's LCD monitor.Clean the lens or LCD monitor (referto lens cleaning section page 91)Select the imprintingfunction. Refer to page 85.Check the connectioncables.Insert CF CARD that havecorrect files.RemedyWhen using thePC’s explorer,‘Removable Disk’ filedoes not show.Cable connection isincorrect.The camera is off.There are no batteries, thebatteries are exhausted orthe AC adapter is notconnected.The operating system is notWindows 98, 2000, ME, XP.Alternatively the PC does notsupport USB.USB driver is not installed.The mode dial is not set onPC mode.Check the connection.Turn the camera on.Insert new batteries or checkthe adapter connection.Install Windows 98, 2000,ME, XPInstall “USB Storage Driver”Select PC mode on the dial
SPECIFICATIONS861/1.8” CCDApprox. 3.2 Mega pixelsApprox. 3.3 Mega pixelsf = 7.0 ~ 21.0mm (35mm film equivalent : 34 ~ 102mm)F2.6 ~ F4.5Still Picture mode : 1.5X, 2XPlay mode : Small 1.5X, Medium 1.5X ~ 3X (0.5X steps),Large & Photo 1.5X ~ 5X (0.5X steps)Real image optical viewfinder1.5" color TFT LCD (117,600 dots, 490x240)TTL autofocus / Fixed focus (1.0m, 2.5m, infinity)Normal : 0.8m ~ infinityMacro : 0.2 ~ 0.8mMechanical and Electronic shutter4 ~ 1/2,000 sec.Program AE (Center Weighted Average / Center)2EV (0.5EV steps)Auto, 100, 200, 400Auto / Red - eye reduction / Slow sync / Fill-in flash / Flash offWide : 0.2 ~ 3.0m, Tele : 0.2 ~ 2.0mApprox. 7 sec.Soft / Normal / HardNormal / B&W /  sRGB / SunsetAuto / Daylight / Fluorescent / TungstenModes : Single / ContinuousSelf-timer : 10 sec.Portrait / LandscapeWith VoiceSize : 320x240CompactFlashTM cardStill Picture : JPEG (DCF), DPOFMovie Clip : AVI (MJPEG)Large : 2048x1536 pixels, Medium : 1024x768 pixels,Small : 512x384 pixels, Photo : 2048x1360 pixelsImage SensorLensViewfinderFocusingShutterExposureFlashSharpnessEffectWhite BalanceShootingStorageTypeEffective PixelsTotal PixelsFocal LengthF No.Digital ZoomOpticalViewfinderLCD MonitorTypeRangeTypeSpeedControlCompensationISO EquivalentModesRangeRecharging TimeStill PictureNight PictureMovie ClipMediaFile FormatPicture Size
87ADVANCEDSPECIFICATIONSLarge : Super fine 9, Fine 19, Normal 29Medium : Super fine 38, Fine 75, Normal 110Small : Super fine 163, Fine 269, Normal 377Photo : Super fine 10, Fine 22, Normal 32* These figures are measured under Samsung’s standard conditions andmay vary depending on shooting conditions and camera settings.Single picture/ Thumbnails / Slide showDigital output connector : USBMovie output : NTSC / PAL (user selectable)Audio : MonoDC power input connector : 6.0V4 x AA alkaline / 4 x Ni-MH / 2 x CR-V3 batteriesAC adapter (optional)114x70x49.9mm / 4.5x2.8x2.0in240g / 9.0oz (without batteries and card)Storage Driver (Windows98/98SE/2000/ME/XP, Mac OS 9.x or later)MGI PhotoSuite, Digimax ViewerPicture PlayInterfacePower SourceDimensions (WxHxD)WeightSoftwareCapacity (16MB)Camera DriverApplicationSystem RequirementsFor WindowsFor MacintoshDigimax 350SEPC with processor better than MMX Pentium 233MHz (XP : Pentium II 300MHz)Windows 98/98SE/2000/ME/XPMinimum 32MB RAM (XP : 128MB)140MB of available hard-disk spaceUSB portCD-ROM drive800 x 600 pixels, 16-bit color display compatible monitor(24-bit color display recommended)Power Mac G3 or laterMac OS 9.x or laterMinimum 64MB RAM110MB of available hard-disk spaceUSB portCD-ROM driveQuickTime 4.0 or later for Movie ClipSpecifications are subject to change without prior notice.
About softwaresUSB Storage DriverThis camera uses USB Storage Driver as the camera driver. You can use the camera asa USB card reader. After installing the driver and connecting this camera to the PC, youcan find [Removeable Disk] in [Windows Explorer] or [My computer]USB Storage Driver is provided only for Windows.USB Driver for MAC is not included with the Application CD. But you can use thecamera with Mac OS 9.x.Digimax ViewerYou can see the stored pictures in the CF CARD directly on the PC monitor. And youcan copy, move, delete the picture and scale up /downscale  the picture size withDigimax Viewer. For windows only.MGI PhotoSuite  SEPicture editing program for downloaded picture.For Windows only.SOFTWARE MANUALPlease ensure that you read the instruction manual carefully before using88Software NotesThe attached software is a camera driver and picture editing software tool for Windows.Under no circumstances should all or part of either the software or the user manual bereproduced.Copyright for both software is licensed only for use with a camera.In the unlikely event of a manufacturing fault, we will repair or exchange your camera.We cannot, however, be held responsible in any way for damage caused byinappropriate use.Before reading this manual, you should have a basic knowledge of computers and O/S(Operating Systems).Windows is a registered trademark of Microsoft.Macintosh, Mac is the registered trademark of Apple computer, USA.
HOW TO SET UP THE SOFTWARE FOR WINDOWSHow to set up the software89SOFTWAREInserting the CD-ROM provided with this camera into the CD-ROM drive, the followingframe is automatically run.1.Driver : This enbles picture to transfer between the camera and PC.Driver installation for Windows : refer to page 109Driver installation for Macintosh : refer to page 1322.Image Viewer : Digimax Viewer3.Application : MGI PhotoSuite  SE : picture editing program. Refer to page 111.4.Internet link : You can visit the Samsung web-site through the internet.http://www.samsungcamera.com : Englishhttp://www.samsungcamera.co.kr : KoreanReferenceCheck the system requirements ( 00 page ) before setting up the driver.You should allow 5~10 seconds for running the automatic setup program according to thecapability of the computer. If the frame does not show, run the [Windows Explorer] and select[Samsung.exe] in the CD-ROM Drive root directory.
SETTING UP USB DRIVER FOR WINDOWSHow to set up the software for Windows901Click [ Storage Driver] icon on the Autorunframe and the ‘InstallShield Wizard’ Windowwill open. Click [ Next > ].2[ Storage Driver ] installation has started.3Installation is complete.Click : [Yes, I want to restart my computernow.] to restart your computer.To use this camera with a PC, first install the Camera Driver. After this has been done, thestored pictures in the camera can be moved to the PC and can be edited by a picture editingprogram.
SETTING UP USB DRIVER FOR WINDOWSHow to set up the software for Windows91SOFTWARE4After restarting computer, connect the PC to the camera with the USB cable.5Turn the camera power on with the mode dial set on PC. [Found New Hardware Wizard]will appear and the computer will recognize the camera. If the PC OS is Windows98/98SE, [ Found New Hardware Wizard ] will start twice. Don’t close the [Found NewHardware Wizard] whilst it is being processed.  6USB Driver installation is complete. Afterinstallation, [Removable Disk] will be displayedunder [My computer] as shown alongside.NoteBefore connecting the camera to the PC, you must install the camera driver.After driver installation, you have to restart the computer.Should the computer not find the Camera Driver after installation, please try one or more ofthe following measures.1. Delete the camera driver, and re-install the driver.2. Refer to FAQ to check for a possible solution to the problem.If your PC’s central processing unit is VIA Chip (This is shown in the USB Host Controller),download the patch file from the Samsung Camera webpage.http://www.samsungcamera.com
Setting up Digimax ViewerSetting up Digimax Viewer921Click [Digimax Viewer] on the Autorun window .2Install window will display as shown alongside.Click [Next].3The Software License Agreement window willdisplay. If you agree to it, click [Yes]. This willtake you to the next step. If you disagree, click[No] and the install program will be canceled.4Select destination folder and click [Next].
Setting up Digimax ViewerSetting up Digimax Viewer93SOFTWARE5Select Program folder and click [Next].6Setup status window will display.7Install is completed.If you wish to open this program automaticallywhenever the camera connects to PC,  click [Iwould like to launch Digimax Viewer]Checkbox. And click [Finish].
SET UP THE EDITING SOFTWARESetting up the MGI PhotoSuite lll SE942Select language.3A Welcome window will be displayed.Click [Next >] to move to the next step.4The Software License Agreement window willbe displayed.If you agree to this, click [Yes], the window willthen move to the next step. If you disagree,click [Cancel] and the install program will becanceled.1Click the MGI PhotoSuite lll SE icon on autorun frame.
SET UP THE EDITING SOFTWARE95SOFTWARE5Select set up type.Full : the program will be installed with all theoptions.Custom : you can choose what you would liketo install.6Start Copying Files window will display.Click [Next > ] to start installation.7The MGI Registration window will be displayedbefore completing installation.Send : send your name and e-mail address toMGI.Register now : move to the on-line registrationwindow.Register later : postpone registration.
SET UP THE EDITING SOFTWARE968Installation is completed.9You have to check [Yes, I want to restart my computernow.] and restart your computer.If installation is completed correctly, Autoplay isregistered automatically into the start menuprogram as shown alongside.
CONNECTING THE CAMERAConnecting USB cable to the Camera for Windows97SOFTWARETo download pictures, you will need Windows 98 or later and a USB port on yourcomputer.1Connect the USB cable to the USB port on thecomputer.2Connect the other end of the USB cable to theUSB connection terminal of the camera.3Set the mode dial to(       )4Switch the camera on.Removable DiskTo use this camera as a Removable Disk, install the USB Driver.1Before turning the camera power on, connect the camera to the PC with the USB cableand rotate the mode dial to PC mode.2Click [ Removable Disk ] under [My computer] or [ Windows Explorer].3Image files stored in the Removable Disk can be transferred to the PC.
REMOVABLE DISK98NoteImportant information whilst using the Removable DiskThe [Removable Disk] indicator will not show when the camera power is off.We recommend that you should copy the pictures to the PC to view them. Opening picturesdirectly from the removable disk may be subject to unexpected disconnection.When uploading images from the PC to the camera, ensure that the uploaded file namesare not the same as those already stored on the CF card.Files with the same file name but different extensions (e.g: PICT0001.jpg/PICT0001.avi),JPG file format will appearfirst. And if the displayed file is deleted, all the same filename pictures are deleted.When you upload a file that is not taken by this camera to Removable Disk, the ERRORFILE message will be displayed on the LCD monitor in PLAY mode, and nothing isdisplayed in THUMBNAIL mode.The green lamp next to the viewfinder will blink, when a file is transferred (copy ordeletion) between the PC and camera. Do not remove the USB cable or rotate the modedial until the lamp stops blinking. To remove the USB cable, use the [Unplug or EjectHardware] icon on the task bar. In Windows 2000, take extra care, as the following mayoccur.1. When an image file from the Removable Disk is deleted : The green lamp will blink forabout 10 seconds after file deletion is completed on the PC.2. When a picture file is transferred between PC and Removable Disk : The green lampwill blink again 15-20 seconds after the first time it blinks.The work is not completed until the lamp has finished blinking.Uploading the sound recorded picture to the camera, you should upload both WAV andJPG file. For example, if you upload PICT0001.wav file to the camera, PICT0001.jpg filehas to be uploaded.
99SOFTWAREREMOVABLE DISKReferenceWhen a downloaded movie won't play back, follow the procedure below. [ solution 1 ] Install JPEG_Decoder.1. Insert Application CD in CD-ROM Drive.2. Open [Windows Explorer] and double click JPEG_Decorder folder in CD-ROM Drive folder.3. Select [Jpegcode.inf] in JPEG_Decoder folder and click right button of mouse.Then, click [Install] and the movie compression code is automatically set up.[ solution 2 ] Install QuickTime.QuickTime is a trademark of Apple Computer, Inc. and can be downloaded from http://www.apple.com/quicktime/download for free.
HOW TO USE DIGIMAX VIEWERDigimax Viewer100This software is only compatible with Windows.To open Digimax Viewer, click the [ Start  Programs  Samsung  Digimax Viewer 1.0 Digimax Viewer 1.0 ] and Digimax Viewer 1.0 will then open.The stored pictures will display as thumbnail picture.You can easily copy, move and delete the stored pictures.If the Auto Launch option is selected, this program will be executed automatically withrecognizing the camera.Refer to [Help] menu in Digimax viewer about futher information.
HOW TO USE EDITING SOFTWAREMGI PhotoSuite  SE101SOFTWAREThis software is only compatible with Windows.To open MGI PhotoSuite lll SE, click the  [Start  Programs  MGI PhotoSuite lll SE MGI PhotoSuite lll SE] and MGI PhotoSuite lll SE will then open.
HOW TO USE EDITING SOFTWAREMGI PhotoSuite  SE102An introduction to the Welcome screenGetGet images.PrepareA number of photo editing activities can be performed within thismodule.ComposeUse your photos in a variety of fun, creative and interesting ways.OrganizeOrganize your photos and other media files into albums.ShareSave your results to show to others.PrintPrint hard copies of photos and projects.
EDITING SOFTWARE103SOFTWAREIntroduciton to navigation barBackReturn to the previous step.HomeReturn to Welcome screen.HelpDisplay help window.GetGet images.PrepareA number of photo editing activities can be performed within thismodule.ComposeUse your photos in a variety of fun and interesting ways.OrganizeOrganize your photos and other media files into albums.ShareSave your results to show to others.PrintPrint hard copies of photos and projects.BrowseBrowse the web site.
EDITING SOFTWAREGet images104GETTo obtain images from the computer1To acquire images,Click the large [Get] buttonon the Welcome screen, or the [Get] button onthe Navigation bar. Click [Computer] from thelist of options displayed on the activity panel.2The Open file selector is displayed. Now selectthe image file and click [open].3The Welcome screen will change to the nextwork step, with the selected image displayed.: Get images
HOW TO USE EDITING SOFTWAREMGI PhotoSuite lll SE105SOFTWAREWhen you obtain images from the digital camera.1To acquire images, click the large [Get] buttonon  the Welcome screen, or the [Get] button onthe Navigation bar. Click [Computer] from thelist of options displayed on the activity panel.2The Open file selector is displayed. Click [Lookin :] to choose Removable Disk(   :) and click[open] for the open file window to be displayed.NoteWhen you connect a PC to the Camera, use the following sequence : 1. Turn the Mode dial to PC mode. 2. Turn the power on.3. Connect the USB cable.Refer to page 49 for more information about connecting the cable.
EDITING SOFTWAREMGI PhotoSuite lll SE1063Select [Digital camera(  :)] and select folder.Then select image and click [ Open ].4The Welcome screen will change to the nextwork step, with the selected image displayed.ReferenceWhen you use the Digimax camera, only [Computer]and [Album] from the list of options displayed areavailable. You will be able to obtain images from thedigital camera.[Computer and Album Only]
EDITING SOFTWAREMGI PhotoSuite lll SE107SOFTWARE1To acquire images, click the the large [Get]button on the Welcome screen, or the [Get]button on the Navigation bar. Click [Album]from the list of options displayed on the activitypanel.2After selecting Album on the   Choose aphoto album, click an image in the album andclick  [Open].3The Welcome screen will change to the nextwork step, with the selected image displayed.Acquiring images from an Album.Refer to page 71 for more information about creating an Album.
EDITING SOFTWAREMGI PhotoSuite lll SE108PREPAREWhen the image is loaded, the step changes to Prepare automatically.Menu of [PREPARE] stepRotate & CropYou can rotate, flip or crop images along with ahost of others.TouchupRemove Red eye, Remove Scratches etc.. areavailable in this menu.Special EffectsA number of special effects can be applied.StitchingJoin a series of photos together to create asweeping panoramic effect.
EDITING SOFTWAREMGI PhotoSuite lll SE109SOFTWARECOMPOSEAdd Text , Compound Images etc.. are available in this step.Menu of [COMPOSE] stepsCollage : A collage consists of several photos orsections of photos arranged together on acommon background.Photo Layouts : The Photo Layouts activityincludes many collage and layout options.Card & tag : Use your photos to create itemssuch as Gift Tags, Greeting Cards, Invitations,Postcards, and Sports Cards.Calendars : Use your photos to create a varietyof calendars (monthly, quarterly,seasonal,yearly). Collections : Photos can also be used to createa variety of items for business purposes.Add frames and boarder effects to your photos withthe predefined templates.
EDITING SOFTWAREMGI PhotoSuite lll SE110ORGANIZEOrganize your photos and other media files into albums.Menu of [ORGANIZE] stepChoose a photo album to view or editSelect Album : To create an Album, click[Organize] in the welcome screen or navigationbar.Album.. : Open Master Album.Select a photo, and choose an action below.Open : Open selected image.Delete : Delete selected image.Properties.. : view image information.Choose an action to manage your album.Add : click [Add] to add an image to an Album.Sort : click [Sort] to Sort saved images.Search : click [Search] to Search saved images.Reset : click [Reset] to reset the setting.Update : click [Update] to update images.Create Slide Show.. : click [Create Slide Show]to create a Slide Show.Always start on this page : If you select thisoption, the program will start in [Organize].
EDITING SOFTWAREMGI PhotoSuite lll SE111SOFTWARECreating an Album1To create an Album, click the large Organize button on the Welcome screen, or theOrganize button on the Navigation bar.2Click [Album..] in  Choose a photo album toview or edit.3The Master Album window will be displayed,then  click [New..].4Put a new Album name in the New Albumwindow and click [OK]. A new album will nowbe created.
EDITING SOFTWAREMGI PhotoSuite lll SE112SHARESaving images1Saving or sharing images.Menu of [SHARE] stepSaveTo save the active file according to itscurrent name and path.Save AsTo assign a new name or path to the file.Send E-maile-mailing images.Send to Kodak PhotoNet OnlineSending images to Kodak PhotoNet.Share Your Pictures At GatherRoom.comSending images to GatherRoom.com andsharing images.Slide ShowViewing images as a slide show.2Click [SAVE] and the Save Project window willbe displayed. Enter the file name and click[Save(S)] to save an image.
EDITING SOFTWAREMGI PhotoSuite lll SE113SOFTWAREReferenceFor more information, please refer to the Help file in [Help  MGI PhotoSuite lll help].PRINTPrinting images1You can print images.Menu of [PRINT] stepPrintPrinting images.Print MultiplesPrint multiple copies of a photo or project,or one copy of each of the photos includedin an album, according to a predefinedtemplate.2Choose a printer, choose an orientation,choose the print size, choose the number ofcopies. You can then print the images.
REMOVING THE USB DRIVER FOR WINDOWSRemoving USB Driver (Win 98)1141Click [Add/Remove programs] in Controller.2After selecting [Samsung Digimax 350SECamera], click [Add/Remove] and the followingwindow will display. 3Click [YES] and USB Driver will be removedautomatically.
REMOVING THE USB DRIVER FOR WINDOWS115SOFTWAREReferenceIf you are a Windows 2000/ME/XP user, follow the procedure below to remove the USBDriver.1. Connect the PC to the camera (PC mode, power on)2. As mentioned above, remove [ Samsung Digimax350SE Camera ] in [ Add/Remove programs ]3. Click  [Unplug or Eject Hardware] icon on the task bar.Click [Stop] on the [Unplug or Eject Hardware] windowand click [Ok] on the next window.4. Click [ System ] on Control PanelTrace [Device Manager  Universal serial buscontroller  Samsung USB   Mass StorageDevice] and click the right mouse button.  Then thefollowing window will be displayed.Click [Remove] to remove the USB Driver. Restartthe computer
CONNECTING THE CAMERAConnecting Macintosh USB port for mac116The USB port has to be in the Macintosh or keyboard.1Connect the USB cable to the USB port on theMacintosh.2Connect the other end of the USB cable to theUSB port of the camera3Set the mode dial (        ).4Switch the camera on.
HOW TO INSTALL AND USE THE USB DRIVER FOR MACSetting up USB Driver for MAC117SOFTWARE1USB Driver for MAC is not included with the Application CD as MAC OS support thecamera driver.2Check MAC OSThis camera is available in MAC OS 9.X or later.3Connect the camera to the Macintosh and turn the camera power on in PC mode.4A new icon (Untitled) will be displayed on the desktop after USB Driver installation.Using USB Driver for MAC.1Double click a new icon (Untitled) on the desktop and the folder in the CF CARD will bedisplayed.2Select picture file and copy or move it to MAC.
FAQAbout USB118Please check the following if the USB connection malfunctions.[case 1] The camera power is off.Turn the camera power on.We recommend using an AC power adapter in PC mode.  If you use batteries,check the battery condition.[case 2] The mode dial is not set to PC mode.Rotate the mode dial to PC mode.PC interfacing is available only in PC mode.[case 3] USB Driver is not installed correctly.Install the USB Driver correctly. Refer to pages 106 ~ 107[case 4] The USB cable is not connected or you are using a cable with an incorrectspecification.Use a USB cable with the correct specification.[case 5] The CF CARD is not inserted or the camera can’t recognize the CF CARD.Turn the camera power off and insert the CF CARD again.[case 6] Occasionally the computer recognizes the USB as another device.Install the camera driver correctly.Turn the camera power off and remove the USB cable.Connect the USB cable again and turn the camera power on.Then the computer will recognise the camera.
FAQAbout USB119[case 7] There is an unexpected error during file transfer.Turn the camera power off and on again. Then transfer the file again.[case 8] How do I know my computer supports USB Interface?Check the USB port in your computer or keyboard.Check OS version. USB Interface is available in Windows 98, 98SE, 2000, ME.XP.Check [Universal serial bus controller] in Device Manager.Do the following to check [Universal serial bus controller].Win 98/ME : Trace [start  setting  controller  system  Device Manager Universal serial bus controllerWin 2K : Trace [start  setting  controller  system  Hardware  DeviceManager  Universal serial bus controller]. Win XP : Trace [start  Control Panel  Performance and Maintenance system  Hardware  Device Manager  Universal Serial Buscontroller]. There must be USB Host Controller and USB root hub under [Universal serial buscontroller].When all the conditions mentioned above are met, the computer can support theUSB interface.[case 9] When using USB hub.There may be a problem in connecting the camera to the PC through the USBhub if the PC and the hub are not compatible. Wherever possible, connect thecamera to the PC directly.[case 10] Are other USB cables connected to the PC?The camera may malfunction when it is connected to the PC with another USBcable. In this case, disconnect the other USB cable, and connect only one USBcable to the camera.SOFTWARE

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