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2 Taking Pictures

• Taking a Picture 

Viewfinder

Shutter 

Button

1. Switch  the  camera  on,  set  the  function  switch  to  Image  Capture 

Mode.

2. Frame  the  subject  using  either  the  camera  optical  viewfinder  or 

the  video  viewfinder  (the  monitor  LCD).  The  video  viewfinder  is 

enabled by pressing the Monitor ON/OFF Button on the rear of the 

camera adjacent to the monitor LCD.

3. Hold the camera steady and fully press the Shutter button to take 

a picture. The camera will beep when the picture has been taken, 

and the picture count will increase by 1.

4. The Status LCD will display the number of pictures taken. When the camera only has enough memory 

to store an additional 3 pictures or 5 seconds of video, the picture count will blink. When the memory is 

full, the camera will display CF, camera full, on the status LCD.

• Setting the Picture Quality 

1.  Switch the camera on, set the function switch to Image Capture Mode.

2. Pressing the Mode button 

M

 will alter the camera settings – in order 

  Still Image Capture Quality Settings

  Self-Timer

  2X Digital Zoom

  Delete All

  Video Clip Capture

3. Press the Mode Button 

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 the first time  to enter the Still Image Quality Mode. Press the Select Button  

to toggle through the HIGH, NORMAL, and LOW settings and select the one you want.

4.  The picture quality settings are described below;

• 

HIGH

  resolution  (1280  x  1024)  with  3:1  compression  ratio  for  detailed  images,  large  file  size  and 

prints.

• 

 resolution (1280 x 1024) with 6:1 compression ratio for standard image quality, smaller file 

size and prints.

• 

LOW

 resolution (640 x 512)  with 6:1 compression ratio for economy images, small file sizes ideal for 

e-mailing. 

• Setting Digital Zoom

1. Switch the camera on, set the function switch to Image Capture Mode.

2. Digital Zoom can be turned on and off for all still image quality settings. Press the Mode Button 

M

 until 

the 2X icon is blinking. Pressing the Select Button allows you to toggle 2X digital zoom ON and OFF. 

3. You  can  frame  the  subject  through  either  the  optical  viewfinder  or  the  video  viewfinder.  The  optical 

viewfinder has special index marks that show the digital zoom framing. When the camera is in 2X digital 

zoom mode, the video viewfinder show the zoomed image on the monitor LCD for accurate framing.

• Self-timer  

Your camera is designed with a self-timer function which will allow you to take pictures with a 10 seconds 

timer built in.  Frame your subject and use the stand enclosed to position your camera.

1.  Switch the camera on, set the function switch to Image Capture Mode.

2. Press the Mode Button 

M

 until the Self-timer icon   is blinking. Press the Select Button to select Self-

timer mode on.

3. Frame the subject.

4. Press the shutter button. The camera will emit an audible beep once per second for the first 7 seconds 

of countdown, then will emit 2 beeps per second for the last 3 seconds to indicate that the camera is 

getting ready to take the picture. The camera will take the picture after 10 seconds have elapsed.

• Previewing the pictures

1. Switch the camera on by pressing the Mode button.

2. Set the camera function switch on the rear of the camera to Review Mode.

3. The first image displayed on the monitor LCD is the last picture that was taken on the camera. The status 

LCD will display the number of the image being displayed as well as its image quality setting. 

4. Use  the  Next  and  Previous  buttons  to  review  other  images  stored  in  the  camera.  The  images  are 

displayed in a circular fashion.

• Deleting a Picture from the Camera

1.  Switch the camera on.

2. Set the function switch to Image Review Mode.

3. When you have displayed an review image on the monitor LCD that you would like to delete, press the 

Delete button adjacent to the monitor LCD to delete the image.

4. The image counter on the status LCD will be reduced by one

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Summary of Contents for CIC-350

Page 1: ...TM User s Manual Micro Mega MicroMega UM EN indd 27 06 2002 07 49 PM 1 ...

Page 2: ...trap Holder 2 1 3 7 5 6 4 1 Viewfinder 2 Power Status LED 3 Strap Holder 4 Previous Button 5 Next Button 6 Function Switch 7 Monitor ON OFF button 8 Monitor LCD 9 Delete Button Back View 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 1 Battery Compartment 2 USB Cable Port Side View USB 1 2 MicroMega UM EN indd 27 06 2002 07 49 PM 2 ...

Page 3: ...ting all Video Clips from the camera 7 4 Installing the Software onto a Computer 8 Window 98SE Users 8 Install the software 8 Software included with your camera 8 Computer system requirements 12 5 Transferring Pictures and Video Clips Audio To Your Computer 12 Before you transfer pictures 12 Connecting to your computer 12 Transferring viewing the Pictures on a computer 12 Transferring playing Vide...

Page 4: ...Quick Guide TM Micro Mega Quick Start Guide Product Overview 1 Lens 2 Microphone 3 Power LED 4 Viewfinder open position 5 LCD Display 6 Mode Button 7 Delete Button 8 Flash Button 1 Viewfinder closed position 2 USB SmartMedia Card Door 3 Battery Door 4 Shutter Button 5 SmartMedia Card Release Button 6 Hand Strap 2 1 3 4 F 3 0 f 5 6mm C O O L I C A M 1 3 MEGA PIXEL CA M E R A 5 6 MONITOR 1 2 3 4 5 6...

Page 5: ... that appears on the camera monitor LCD Batteries have adequate power The battery icon is blinking at 2 times second which indicates the battery power is low but there is enough power left to take a few pictures The batteries should be replaced The battery icon blinks for 5 seconds and then the camera beeps twice and powers off then the batteries are dead and must be replaced for the camera to fun...

Page 6: ...he Mode Button M until the 2X icon is blinking Pressing the Select Button allows you to toggle 2X digital zoom ON and OFF 3 You can frame the subject through either the optical viewfinder or the video viewfinder The optical viewfinder has special index marks that show the digital zoom framing When the camera is in 2X digital zoom mode the video viewfinder show the zoomed image on the monitor LCD f...

Page 7: ...ng the length of the video clip in seconds 6 Note that when the video clip capture is started with the video viewfinder on the video viewfinder frame rate will slow down This does not affect the frame rate of the captured video clip 7 Press the shutter button a second time to stop the video clip capture REMARK The captured video clip cannot playback on a the Monitor LCD Deleting Video Clip from th...

Page 8: ...the mouse click on each software interface button in turn following the on screen prompts NOTE When prompted to do so register your name and the other details requested for further on line support You must be connected to your internet service provider to register on line electronically Software included with your camera The Micro Mega software CD contains the following software Cool iCam My Camer...

Page 9: ...s bathing beauties muscle men and a lot more 1 Click Start Programs ArcSoft Software Suite Funhouse 1 0 2 Click 1 Get Template to select the template in the different type of category and then click OK to confirm Important Make sure the Digital Camera CD ROM is in the CD ROM Drive Using the images stored in your Digital Camera 3 Double click on 2 Get Photo and click Acquire Select TCG 201 Camera a...

Page 10: ...tion of printing templates including Kodak Digital Science Inkjet Photo Paper Templates and Avery brand paper products It also includes commonly used image editing tools and a wide selection of templates for frames edges and backgrounds for enhancing images Acquire OK Print 1 Go to Start Programs ArcSoft Software Suite PhotoPrinter 2000 2 Choose the Page Layout The selected page layout will on sho...

Page 11: ...ar just like other video templates in the storyboard Now go to step 10 Alternatively you can produce a live video Ensure your Micro Mega is connected to the computer via the USB cable Click on the capture icon Step 7 And press the record icon Wait for the video link to go live and now you re recording press the ESC key on your keyboard to end the video Step 8 Press the Save icon and name your file...

Page 12: ...otoStudio 4 0 4 Select or create a new album to transfer your pictures to File Open Album New Album and type in a new album name 5 Select File Select Source TCG 201 Camera Select Select File Acquire 6 Select All images or the image s you wish to transfer and select the Transfer button Viewing the pictures 1 All the pictures selected have now been transferred into the PhotoStudio Album you have cho...

Page 13: ...e on one end 2 Connect your USB cable to an available USB port on your PC on the other end 3 Put your Micro Mega on top of your PC monitor or another flat surface 4 Connect your microphone not included to your audio card s external microphone connector Making a call 1 Double click the NetMeeting icon on the desktop or select the NetMeeting icon from the Windows Start Menu 2 Type in the IP address ...

Page 14: ...y Computer Click Properties Select Device Manager Double click on CD_ ROM double click on CD R normally the manufacturer s name click on Settings Ensure Auto insert notification is ticked and the disconnect is ticked If you change the settings the computer will ask you to restart your PC Click Yes Upload all images to your PC and replace batteries My CD Installation wizard does not work I cannot a...

Page 15: ...com Customer Support 9 Appendix Technical Specifications Memory Internal memory 16MB NAND Flash Image Performance for Video on Web cam Up to 24fps approx for 320 x 240 pixel Still Image Resolution High Resolution 1280 x 1024 pixel with 3 1 compression Normal Resolution 1280 x 1024 pixel with 6 1 compression Low Resolution 640 x 512 pixel with 6 1 compression Storable Images base on 16MB NAND Flash...

Page 16: ...remove dust or stains with a soft cloth dampened with water or neutral detergent NEVER place hot items on the surface of the Camera NEVER attempt to open or disassemble Camera as this will affect any warranty claim Regulatory Information FCC Notice This device complies with Part 15 of FCC Rules Operation is subject to the following two conditions 1 This device may not cause harmful interference an...

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