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Appendix C — Camera
Specifications

Physical

P a r a m e t e r 

S p e  c i f i c a t i o n s 

C a m e  r a   D i m e  n s i o n s 

4 7  m m  H  x  1 3 0  m m  W  x  7 7  m m  D 

1 . 8 "  H  x  5 . 1 "  W  x  3 "  D 

C a m e  r a   W e  i g h t 

2 6 5  g  ( w i t h o u t  b a t t e r i e s ) 
9 . 4  o z  ( w i t h o u t  b a t t e r i e s ) 

T r i p o d   M o u n t a b l e 

1 / 4 "  x  2 0 ,  s t a n d a r d  3 5  m m  p h o t o / v i d e o 

Optics

P a r a m e t e r 

S p e  c i f i c a t i o n s 

L e n s   A p e r t u r e 

f / 2 . 8  –  8 . 0 

N o r m a l   F o c a l   R a n g e 

5 0  c m  –  i n f i n i t y 
2 0 ”  -  i n f i n i t y 

M a c r o   F o c a l   D i s t a n c e 

1 0  c m  t o  1  m 
4 ”  t o  4 0 ” 

F o c a l   L e n g t h 

4 3 . 4 4  m m  e q u i v a l e n t 

S h u t t e r   S p e e d 

1 / 3 0  –  1 / 7 0 0  s e c o n d s ,  a u t o m a t i c 

I S O  R a t i n g 

I S O  1 0 0 

I m a g e   S e n s o r 

C C D ,  1  m i l l i o n  ( 1 1 5 8  x  8 7 6 )  p i x e l s  =  m e g a p i x e l 

F l a s h 

A u t o ,  F i l l - i n ,  R e d - e y e ,  O f f 

L C D   S c r e e n 

1 . 8 "  T F T  L C D 

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Summary of Contents for ePhoto CL30

Page 1: ...ePhoto CL30 Clik User s Guide abc All manuals and user guides at all guides com a l l g u i d e s c o m...

Page 2: ...Photo Film Corporation Ltd Duracell ULTRA is a registered trademark of Duracell Incorporated The Clik 40 brand block and Iomegaware are trademarks of Iomega Corporation Other products or company name...

Page 3: ...ion against harmful interference in a residential installation This equipment generates uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions ma...

Page 4: ...complies with the requirements of the Low Voltage Directive 73 23 ECC 93 68 ECC standards EN 60950 1995 A3 This equipment complies with the requirements of the EMC Directive 89 336 ECC Standards EN 50...

Page 5: ...al warranty shall remain in effect until the end of the one 1 year period or shall be 30 days whichever is longer This warranty is transferable with new owner notification to Agfa This warranty shall...

Page 6: ...e Switch 18 LCD Switch 18 EasyPilot Button 18 Shutter Button 19 Status Display 19 C h ap t e r 2 R e co rd in g Imag e s in R e co rd M o d e 2 0 Changing Basic Settings 21 Changing a Basic Setting 21...

Page 7: ...ting Images in Multi Image View 39 Locking Unlocking Images in Multi Image View 40 Printing Images in Multi Image View 41 Album Settings in Multi Image View 42 C h ap t e r 4 Wat ch in g Imag e s o n...

Page 8: ...Cont ent s 8 A p p e n d ix B T ro u b le sh o o t in g 5 1 A p p e n d ix C C ame ra S p e cif icat io n s 5 4 Glo ssary 5 9 All manuals and user guides at all guides com...

Page 9: ...the color LCD screen or on TV Store images on a removable reusable 40 MB Clik disk Immediately decide whether you want to keep or delete the image you recorded Immediately load images into a computer...

Page 10: ...Chapter 1 Get t ing t o Know y our Camera 10 Chapter 1 Getting to Know your Camera All manuals and user guides at all guides com...

Page 11: ...SB cable to your computer to download images 4 B u ilt in F lash With 4 settings automatic fill in red eye and off 5 S e lf t ime r In d icat o r A red light indicates that the selftimer is activated...

Page 12: ...Chapter 1 Get t ing t o Know y our Camera 12 All manuals and user guides at all guides com...

Page 13: ...amera processes an image or when the flash is charging 5 R e d A ct io n In d icat o r A red steady light indicates that no Clik disk is inserted or that the Clik disk is full 6 S t at u s D isp lay T...

Page 14: ...e 1 MB 1 million bytes Inserting or Removing a Clik Disk 1 Open the Clik drive door 2 To insert a disk insert the Clik disk until it clicks twice or To remove a disk push the Clik disk until you hear...

Page 15: ...icon is flashing it indicates that No Clik disk has been inserted The 40 MB Clik disk is unreadable A message appears asking if you want to reformat the disk To reformat the disk click the EasyPilot b...

Page 16: ...r charge 200 v Note Extend battery life by using the included AC adapter to power the camera indoors Installing the Batteries Your ePhoto CL30 Clik camera comes with 4 AA Alkaline batteries v Note You...

Page 17: ...can view or work with images in Play mode for approximately one hour or record an average number of 100 images in Record mode Tips for Saving Battery Life In order to extend battery life use followin...

Page 18: ...e camera will shut down automatically after 10 minutes of inactivity to switch the camera back on slide the mode switch OFF and ON again When the ePhoto CL30 Clik is connected to a computer it will no...

Page 19: ...s Display shows information on your camera and the settings you selected The icons displayed on the Status Display are similar to the menu options you selected For more information on the settings ref...

Page 20: ...your settings for more information refer to Changing Basic Settings further in this chapter 3 Frame the image using the optical viewfinder or the color LCD 4 In case you want to lock the focus press...

Page 21: ...s the advanced settings menu For more information refer to Changing Advanced Settings further in this chapter Changing a Basic Setting 1 Slide the Mode switch to REC 2 Click the EasyPilot button The R...

Page 22: ...0 MB Clik disk capacity 60 images H ig h 1152 x 864 pixels High image quality and low compression 40 MB Clik disk capacity 120 images M e d iu m 1024 x 768 pixels 40 MB Clik disk capacity 160 images L...

Page 23: ...ze the red eye effect F ill in Flash is always used v Note While the flash is charging you cannot record images Digital Zoom The digital zoom feature of the ePhoto CL30 Clik lets you zoom into the cen...

Page 24: ...he camera adjusts the focus automatically M A C R O An automatic focus mode for subjects between 10 cm to 1 m 4 to 40 away from the lens Fixed Focus The ePhoto CL30 Clik uses the fixed focus The image...

Page 25: ...ame A lb u m To rename an album on your Clik disk Use the EasyPilot to scroll to the album you want to rename Double click to highlight the first character Scroll to and select click a character from...

Page 26: ...2 Click the EasyPilot button The Advanced Settings menu appears on the LCD 3 Scroll the EasyPilot button until the icon is highlighted 4 Click the EasyPilot button The first part of the Advanced Sett...

Page 27: ...w in the Advanced menu The Quick Review menu appears 2 Select On 3 Click Exit to leave the Advanced menu 4 Frame the image and press the Shutter button The image appears on the LCD with the question t...

Page 28: ...ng you have to set v Note The manual settings range from 4 to 4 using 0 5 f stops Each 0 5 f stop increases decreases the light throughput with 50 To set the exposure manually 1 Select Exposure in the...

Page 29: ...e LCD changes to reflect the new white point or Select No To ignore the white point and return to the camera s automatic white balance External Flash Your ePhoto CL30 Clik can be used with any externa...

Page 30: ...e The Video Out settings remain in effect until you change them even after you switched the camera off This option does not depend on the Preferences option to be saved Use the Video Out option to sel...

Page 31: ...Time Each image is tagged electronically with the date and time it was recorded So it is important to make sure that the date and time are set properly v Note The date is shown in the following format...

Page 32: ...ers Click OK to confirm the new volume name Language This option allows you to select the language for your ePhoto CL30 Clik camera English is the default language setting for the menu system of the e...

Page 33: ...view 2 Scroll the EasyPilot button to view the next image in single mode or Click the EasyPilot button to activate the multi image view The Play menu appears on the LCD with the icon highlighted o Cl...

Page 34: ...View To delete images 1 Slide the Mode switch to PLAY The color LCD shows the last image recorded in single image view 2 Scroll to the image you want to delete 3 Click the EasyPilot button The Play m...

Page 35: ...n single image view 2 Scroll to the image you want to lock unlock 3 Click the EasyPilot button The Play menu appears on the LCD 4 Scroll the EasyPilot button to highlight the icon 5 Click the EasyPilo...

Page 36: ...asyPilot button to select an area to the left or right of the vertical lines 6 Click the EasyPilot button Horizontal lines frame the middle of the image v Note Scroll the EasyPilot button to select an...

Page 37: ...or print as thumbnails If you select Index Print a confirmation screen appears Select Yes to print an index Select No if you do not want to print an index o Exit to leave the menu without saving any p...

Page 38: ...N e w A lb u m To add a new album In order to create a new album you have to give it a name Use the EasyPilot to scroll to and select click a character from A to Z 0 to 9 _ or a space The next charac...

Page 39: ...ed option o No Info to display no information o Level 1 to display the image counters and album name o Level 2 to display the image counters album name and the date time o Exit to leave the menu witho...

Page 40: ...scroll through the thumbnails v Note When you reach the last thumbnail on the screen you can scroll further to add a new row of thumbnails to the screen if there are more than 9 images After the last...

Page 41: ...rotected you have to unlock the image before you can delete it To unlock the image refer to the next paragraph Next to select another image for deletion Done to exit the menu Locking Unlocking Images...

Page 42: ...o Lock Unlock to lock unlock an image o Select Next to lock unlock more images o Select Done when the desired images are locked Printing Images in Multi Image View The Printing option can only be use...

Page 43: ...l a confirmation screen appaers Select Yes to remove all print tags Select No if you want to retain all print tags o Exit to leave the menu without saving any print Album Settings in Multi Image View...

Page 44: ...o highlight the first character Scroll to and select click a character from A to Z 0 to 9 _ or a space The next character lights up automatically after the previous selection Repeat the procedure for...

Page 45: ...e Type of Video Standard When you connect your camera to a TV you may need to change the type of video connection The options are NTSC and PAL For more information on NTSC and PAL refer to the Glossar...

Page 46: ...To watch images on TV 1 Switch off your camera 2 Plug one end of the included video cable into the VIDEO OUT port on the camera 3 Plug the other end of the video cable into the video input port on the...

Page 47: ...er 2 Slide the Mode switch to REC or to PLAY mode 3 Slide the LCD switch to PC The message PC Connection appears briefly onto the LCD 4 Click the Easy Pilot button The PC Connection menu appears 5 Scr...

Page 48: ...not the case install it from CD 1 2 Check if the ePhoto CL30 Clik TWAIN driver is installed on your PC If this is not the case install it from CD 2 3 Connect the camera with the included AC adapter 4...

Page 49: ...t the camera to your PC 1 Check if the IomegaWare sofware is installed on your PC It this is not the case install it from the IomegaWare CD 2 Connect the camera with the included AC adapter 3 Slide th...

Page 50: ...from a cold to a warm location allow the camera to reach room temperature before you use it If condensation develops inside the camera stop using it immediately Leave the camera at room temperature fo...

Page 51: ...rated by electrical appliances such as TV s VCR s and microwave ovens Do not expose Clik disks to dust direct sunlight or high temperature Never manually open the shutter of the Clik disk Opening the...

Page 52: ...e too weak Replace them If you are using the included AC adapter make sure it is securely plugged into a working outlet The Clik disk is not properly inserted Please switch off the camera eject and re...

Page 53: ...tically adjusts exposure to the light conditions The live image on the LCD looks brighter than it should be The low light preview setting is selected This setting is used to display a dark scene more...

Page 54: ...to the Auto or Fill in setting The subject was too far away for the flash The flash illuminates subjects up to a distance of only about 3 m 10 ft You selected an incorrect advanced setting Readjust th...

Page 55: ...x 20 standard 35 mm photo video Optics P arame t e r S p e cif icat io n s L e n s A p e rt u re f 2 8 8 0 N o rmal F o cal R an g e 50 cm infinity 20 infinity M acro F o cal D ist an ce 10 cm to 1 m...

Page 56: ...IN driver software P arame t e r S p e cif icat io n s S t o rag e Removable 40 MB Clik disks no internal memory S t o rag e C ap acit y 60 images 120 images 160 images 360 images 300 images Depending...

Page 57: ...B sec Video Output NTSC or PAL Switch in menu system Power Down Timer REC 60 seconds PLAY 60 seconds Self Timer 10 seconds Off Exposure 1 2 1 4 1 8 1 15 1 30 1 60 1 125 1 250 Environment P arame t e r...

Page 58: ...to convert light into an electrical charge CCD element A single photosensitive area within a CCD array that is able to record a unique image detail Also known as a photosite CCD element pitch Distanc...

Page 59: ...nnoying shadows in the scene F number or f stop The f number relates to the effective diameter of a lens aperture Dividing the focal length of the lens by a specific f stop gives its aperture diameter...

Page 60: ...est European countries except for Greece and France use PAL Pixel Picture Element The smallest distinct unit of a bitmapped image displayed on a screen Resolution A term used to describe the amount of...

Page 61: ...ontrol on a camera makes compensations for light sources that deviate from the standard daylight RGB balance White point A measurement of a white value the color that results when the red green and bl...

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