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MAKING EXPOSURE SETTINGS

You can adjust exposure to help control how much light falls on the CCD. 
It influences the brightness of the entire image. You usually don't need to 
make manual adjustments, but it is possible to increase ＋ or decrease − the 
exposure to suit a particular purpose.
It is recommended that these adjustments be used when shooting against 
the sun or when you have any very bright background where the automatic 
sensors may not work well.

MAKING EXPOSURE SETTINGS

ADJUSTMENTS

Press the MENU button and use the 

▲ ▼ buttons to select   EXPOSURE 

ADJUSTMENT.

Select the adjustment value using 

the ▲▼ buttons.

Turn the DIAL SWITCH to PHOTO MODE and 

then turn the POWER ON.

Effects of Exposure Adjustment

− 2.0EV

± 0EV

＋ 2.0EV

The exposure adjustment range is from − 2.0 EV to ＋ 2.0 EV during programmed shooting.  

There are 9 steps of 0.5 EV each. You can confirm the setting on the Display Panel of the 

LCD monitor. (See page 22.42) You can also set the number while shooting through the 

VIEWFINDER.

Summary of Contents for L200

Page 1: ...4041375 00 EK3 ...

Page 2: ...CARD 16 BATTERY SETUP 17 BATTERY LIFE INDICATOR 17 SETTING UP YOUR CAMERA 18 POWER ON OFF 18 INITIAL SETTINGS 18 STANDARD OPERATION 19 HOLDING THE CAMERA RELEASING THE SHUTTER 20 FULL HALF SHUTTER BUTTON POSITONS 21 CAMERA RANGE 21 THE IMAGE SYSTEM 22 TAKING PHOTOS USING THE LCD MONITOR 22 TURNING THE QUICK VIEW ON OFF 23 USING THE VIEWFINDER ONLY METHOD 24 IF THE CAPTURED IMAGE IS OUT OF FOCUS FR...

Page 3: ...AY MENU BUTTON SETTINGS 42 DISPLAY BUTTON FUNCTION 42 MENU BUTTON FUNCTION 43 PRINT Image Framer P I F FUNCTION 44 PRINT Image Framer P I F SHOOTING 45 TAKING PHOTOS WITHIN THE FRAME 45 VIEWING A P I F IMAGE 46 REPLACING FRAMES 47 USING THE CD ROM 47 DOWNLOADING FROM THE WEB 47 DELETING FRAMES 48 INSTALLING FRAMES 49 TAKING PHOTOS IN MACRO MODE 50 MACRO MODE 50 CONTINUOUS SHOOTING 51 CONTINUOUS SH...

Page 4: ...TING PROCESS 67 PRINTING THE IMAGE SEEN ON THE LCD MONITOR 67 PRINTING ALL THE IMAGES IN MEMORY 68 PRINTING SELECTED IMAGES 69 PRINT Image Framer P I F PRINTING 70 PRINTING PRINT Image Framer P I F IMAGES 71 PRINTING THE P I F IMAGE DISPLAYED ON THE LCD MONITOR 71 OTHER P I F PRINTING OPTIONS 72 CHANGING THE FRAMES 73 PRINT SETTINGS 74 HOW TO CHANGE PRINT SETTINGS 74 SETTING PAPER SIZE 75 SELECTIN...

Page 5: ...AULTS 88 ADDITIONAL INFORMATION 89 CLEANING THE CAMERA 90 WHEN THE CAMERA NEEDS CLEANING 90 STORING THE CAMERA 90 SPECIFICATIONS L 300 91 SPECIFICATIONS L 200 92 TROUBLESHOOTING 93 TROUBLESHOOTING 94 IF YOU RUN INTO TROUBLE 94 BEFORE YOU CALL CUSTOMER SUPPORT 94 CAMERA BODY PROBLEMS 94 IMAGE PROBLEMS 97 PRINTING PROBLEMS 98 LIST OF ERROR MESSAGES 99 PHOTO MODE MESSAGES 99 PLAYBACK MODE MESSAGES 99...

Page 6: ...ident misuse or abuse of this product or unauthorized modifications repairs or alterations to this product or excluding the U S failure to strictly comply with SEIKO EPSON CORPORATION s operating and maintenance instructions SEIKO EPSON CORPORATION shall not be liable against any damages or problems arising from the use of any options or any consumable products other than those designated as Origin...

Page 7: ... Remove the batteries from and or unplug this product and refer servicing to qualified service personnel under the following conditions The power cord or plug is damaged liquid has entered this product or its options this product or its options have been dropped or the case damaged this product or its options do not operate normally or exhibit a distinct change in performance this product or its op...

Page 8: ... Prevent the batteries from coming into contact with metal objects which could short circuit the batteries such as coins or keys Do not insert batteries into wall outlets or other power sources such as car cigarette lighter sockets Do not solder lead wires or terminals directly to a battery Replacing the batteries You can replace them with any of the following batteries Do not apply heat or force ...

Page 9: ...laws and the following Dutch Government Gazette 45 KCA Marking Be sure to securely cover the end of each battery with tape to prevent combustion or explosion when disposing Dispose of used batteries according to the manufacturer s instructions and in compliance with all applicable laws Contact your local government agency for information about battery recycling and disposal Disposing of the batter...

Page 10: ...he correct DC voltage for your EPSON product 1 Read these instructions 2 Keep these instructions 3 Heed all warnings 4 Follow all instructions 5 Do not use this apparatus near water 6 Clean only with dry cloth 7 Do not block any ventilation openings Install in accordance with the manufacturer s instructions 8 Do not install near any heat sources such as radiators heat registers stoves or other app...

Page 11: ...hould take special care to try to keep the power cord straight at the ends and the points where it enters and leaves the transformer Do not allow the AC power cord to become damaged or frayed Unplug your equipment from the wall outlet and refer servicing to qualified personnel under the following conditions If the power cord or plug is damaged if liquid has entered your equipment if your equipment ...

Page 12: ...camera has special Scene Modes that result in fool proof automatic photography in every situation For Scene Modes See page 52 53 There is no need for a computer You can print directly to an EPSON printer using a USB cable See page 66 The cameras excellent digital images allow for truly high quality direct prints For Direct Printing See page 65 Enhance your photos with special printing features Sel...

Page 13: ...11 CAMERA SETUP How to set up your camera for optimal performance P 12 P 14 P 16 P 18 ITEMS TOP VIEW BATTERIES AND MEMORY CARD INSTALLATION SETTING UP YOUR CAMERA ...

Page 14: ...k with the store where you bought it SD Memory Card 16 MB memory card with model L 300 8 MB memory card with model L 200 Strap 4 AA Alkaline Batteries One CD ROM Camera Body User s Guide Digital Camera Software Guide Attaching The STRAP Please refer to the illustration SD Memory Card Installed in the camera Batteries do not come installed in the camera SD Memory Card ...

Page 15: ...e PC Cable May be used to connect the camera to a printer that can support USB DIRECT PRINT STYLUS Photo 935 ITEMS Printer Cable AV Cable The AC power cord packed with your adapter is designed to match the voltage of the country of purchase ...

Page 16: ...Video Clip Mode Photo Mode Microphone Playback Mode TOP VIEW Lens lens Cover Built in Flash Illumination Light Tripod Mount Dial Switch Set up Mode Eyelet For Attaching Strap Light Sensor Battery Memory Card Cover ...

Page 17: ...ial Switch Print Button Viewfinder Zoom Button Review Button Display Button Flash Button Multi selector Macro Button Menu On off Button LCD Monitor Button Button Button Button Multi selector Memory Card Access Light AC Adapter Connector AV Connector Digital Interface Connector Indicator Lights ...

Page 18: ...thing metal before you handle the card Don t bend drop or otherwise shock the memory card Keep the memory card away from water excessive heat or direct sunlight Don t break down or take apart the memory card The memory card must be removed when you would like to copy images saved on the memory card to a computer the printer has a memory card slot that you may use directly ACCESSING THE BATTERIES A...

Page 19: ... When the icon changes from to The power is low and you can no longer photograph Then the indicator light will show red and the camera will automatically shut down BATTERY SETUP Insert the batteries according to the pole indications on the cover Be sure the battery poles are aligned properly SETTING THE BATTERIES When the is flashing To find out what batteries may be used See pages 91 92 Power in th...

Page 20: ...S 2 Setting Date Time 3 Setting the Video Out Signal 1 Selecting a Language The first time you turn on the POWER the Language screen appears Use the buttons to select English then press the FLASH button See page 87 MACRO button FLASH button button button button button Next the screen Date Time will appear with the year highlighted Use the buttons to change the numbers Use the buttons to highlight t...

Page 21: ...ANDARD OPERATION How to use in the automatic mode P 20 P 22 P 32 P 36 P 38 P 40 HOLDING THE CAMERA RELEASING THE SHUTTER THE IMAGE SYSTEM PLAYBACK SYSTEM DELETING SYSTEM USING YOUR IMAGE USING THE AC ADAPTER ...

Page 22: ...id arching your shutter button finger Arms are extended Both hands are clutching the camera Knees slightly bent to create a cushion Knees are locked Forms a human tripod Both arms are close to your body In P I F mode the image will sometimes appear upside down LCD Viewer Stance Horizontal Maintain the same L shaped left hand grip and relax shoulders to bring arms forward LCD Viewer Stance Vertical ...

Page 23: ...ed Turns On the Light Indicator lights Remember to make an L shape platform and to avoid covering the lens or flash with your fingers If you arch your right forefinger you may press the shutter button too hard jerking the camera as the shutter releases Also it is difficult to maintain a half press when the finger is arched HOLDING THE CAMERA RELEASING THE SHUTTER When taking a photograph you will want ...

Page 24: ...D monitor Press the SHUTTER button halfway to set the focus When focus is set the indicator light turns steady and the focus frame on the LCD monitor will turn green When the picture is not in focus the indicator light will flash and the focus frame on the LCD monitor will turn red If this occurs take your finger off the shutter button and try refocus the picture Please note that the picture will no...

Page 25: ... THE QUICK VIEW ON OFF This system sends the recorded photo to the LCD monitor 3 seconds after the image is captured This function may be turned ON or OFF The recorded picture is displayed It will disappear after 3 seconds or after the shutter button is pressed halfway whichever is sooner When using only the VIEWFINDER the QUICK VIEW function will not work Use the buttons to highlight QUICK VIEW U...

Page 26: ... subject in the focus frame Be careful to avoid placing your fingers in front of the lens Do not try to extend or retract the lens manually This may damage the mechanism Press the POWER button to turn ON the camera The lens will extend and the cover will open The subject will appear on the LCD monitor Press the DISPLAY button to turn off the LCD MONITOR Turn the DIAL SWITCH to PHOTO MODE The viewfin...

Page 27: ... lens will retract and the automatic cover will close When taking photos using the VIEWFINDER with the LCD Monitor off pushing the MENU button will turn on the function display menus so you can change settings for different situations See pages 43 51 61 You can turn off the menu display by pressing the MENU button again Press the SHUTTER button halfway to set the focus The explanation for turning ...

Page 28: ...framing to your liking The automatic focus works only if the subject is in the FOCUS FRAME while the SHUTTER button is first pressed halfway down After the focus is locked on the subject you can adjust the frame to the desired composition and release the SHUTTER Press the shutter button completely to take the photo The shutter sound indicates the shutter has released Turn the DIAL SWITCH to PHOTO M...

Page 29: ...ose the picture correctly DIGITAL ZOOM 2X To activate DIGITAL ZOOM press T until it stops zooming in remove your finger and press T again To turn off the Digital Zoom feature press W until it stops zooming out then remove your finger and press W again When using digital magnification the zoom will be shown on the right side of T 34mm 102mm 68mm 204mm Focal lengths covered by the 35mm optical zoom len...

Page 30: ...duces a lower quality picture Fine mode produces the highest quality picture but will require more memory Press the MENU button and use the buttons to highlight RESOLUTION Use the buttons to select the number of pixels size from Standard Fine or Superfine Press the MENU button and use the buttons to highlight COMPRESSION Use the buttons to select Normal or Fine Compression Turn the DIAL SWITCH to P...

Page 31: ...yed on the LCD monitor Quality Approximate Number of Images L 300 16MB Approximate Number of Images L 200 8MB Normal Fine Normal Fine Standard Approx 127 Images Approx 68 Images Approx 62 Images Approx 32 Images Fine Approx 35 Images Approx 17 Images Approx 32 Images Approx 16 Images Super fine Approx 21 Images Approx 10 Images Approx 16 Images Approx 8 Images Approximate Number of Images Number of...

Page 32: ...ght or when you are shooting against the sun When used in dark settings the length of exposure becomes longer changing into Slow Synchro Shutter Shooting Please note that these shots may become blurred ISO Sensitivity Normal Wide Angle Normal Telephoto Standard Sensitivity ISO 100 0 5 2 6m 1 6 8 5ft 0 5 1 5m 1 6 4 9ft High Sensitivity ISO 200 0 5 3 7m 1 6 12 1ft 0 5 2 1m 1 6 6 9ft Super High Sensi...

Page 33: ...utton in self timer mode just press the MACRO button EPSON recommends using a tripod or placing the camera on a flat horizontal surface when using this mode Light will flash slowly for 8 seconds Light will flash quickly for 2 seconds Short Self Timer Shots taken at night at sunset or in MACRO mode can easily become blurred The shot often becomes blurred when the camera moves because the shutter is op...

Page 34: ... number of photos taken Turn the DIAL SWITCH to PLAYBACK MODE and then turn the POWER ON Date Size Compression POWER button You may delete this image by pressing the MACRO button See page 36 Each time you press the DISPLAY button the information icons on the LCD Monitor can be turned on or off MACRO button DISPLAY button button button button button ZOOM button T ZOOM button W Image ID System The c...

Page 35: ... with the buttons Each time you press the DISPLAY button the information icons on the LCD Monitor can be turned on or off To display only a single image press the T ZOOM button DISPLAYING MULTIPLE IMAGES The LCD Monitor can display 6 images at once Turn the DIAL SWITCH to PLAYBACK MODE and then turn the POWER ON Turn the DIAL SWITCH to PLAYBACK MODE and then turn the POWER ON The following icons m...

Page 36: ... the slide show Press the MACRO button again to restart the slide show Press the FLASH button to quit the slide show Turn the DIAL SWITCH to PLAYBACK MODE and then turn the POWER ON MENU button MACRO button FLASH button button button button button When viewing still images during the slide show the pictures will be shown for 3 seconds Once the slide show starts both still images and VIDEO CLIP seq...

Page 37: ... ZOOM button to enlarge the image Use the W ZOOM button to reduce to normal size Buttons change the images MACRO button deletes the image REVIEW button returns to PHOTO mode Turn the DIAL SWITCH to PHOTO MODE and then turn the POWER ON PLAYBACK SYSTEM MACRO button FLASH button button button button button REVIEW button ZOOM button T ZOOM button W ...

Page 38: ...time If there is still data left on the memory card the monitor will return to the PLAYBACK mode screen If there is no data the message No Images will be displayed If you do not wish to delete any files press the MACRO button If the data has been taken by another camera and has been locked the message This file cannot be deleted because this file is locked or cannot be deleted See page 99 Turn the DI...

Page 39: ...lete all files Press the FLASH button to cancel the deleting process If the memory card has been locked by another camera the message Some files are locked or could not be deleted will appear on the monitor See page 99 Turn the DIAL SWITCH to PLAYBACK MODE and then turn the POWER ON When all the images have been deleted the message No Images will appear on the monitor DELETING FILES Press W on the Z...

Page 40: ... is turned off before you begin Open the connector cover carefully to avoid damaging it Make sure the power is turned off before you begin Open the connector cover carefully to avoid damaging it Open the connector cover and connect the PC cable from the camera to the computer Open the connector cover and connect the AV cable from the camera to the TV Sound White Jack Video Yellow Jack Depending on...

Page 41: ...s you watch and make a collection of printed pictures without using a computer at all See page 65 WORKING WITH IMAGES ON A COMPUTER EPSON Photo 4 and EPSON PhotoQuicker digital photo software is included with your camera EPSON Photo 4 Features EPSON PhotoQuicker Features This software allows you to store review and arrange your digital camera images easily Please read the instructions that come wi...

Page 42: ...t the AC adapter When using the DIRECT PRINTING process or when you have connected the camera to a computer or TV the AC adapter can be used so that you do not have to worry about the life of the batteries in the camera Connect the AC adapter as shown in the diagram USING THE AC ADAPTER When connecting the AC adapter please make sure that the power on the camera has been turned off When using the ...

Page 43: ... 62 DISPLAY MENU BUTTONS SETTINGS PRINT Image Framer P I F FUNCTION PRINT Image Framer P I F SHOOTING REPLACING FRAMES MACRO MODE CONTINUOUS SHOOTING SCENE MODES WHITE BALANCE LIGHT SENSITIVITY MAKING EXPOSURE SETTINGS RESETTING TO DEFAULT MODE VIEWING RECORDED IMAGE DATA VIDEO CLIPS ...

Page 44: ...utton to turn the operation icons ON or OFF Each time you press the DISPLAY button the monitor cycles between operation Icons ON operation icons OFF and LCD monitor OFF DISPLAY MENU BUTTON SETTINGS Turn the DIAL SWITCH to PHOTO MODE and then turn the POWER ON DISPLAY button LCD monitor OFF Operation Icons OFF Operation Icons ON ...

Page 45: ...TON SETTINGS Operation Icons ON Operation Icons OFF LCD monitor OFF In PHOTO mode when you press the MENU button you may use the buttons to scroll through the menu In PLAYBACK mode the Menu items will become active each time you press the buttons Menu for PHOTO mode Menu for PLAYBACK mode MENU button button button button button Use the buttons to scroll through the menu Shown below Use the buttons...

Page 46: ...nd on the EPSON website The frame is not recorded on the original image but linked to it They are combined during printing P I F Shooting and P I F Printing In P I F mode you will use frames that you have previously loaded into the camera Select one and take a photo The photo will be printed in this frame during DIRECT PRINTING You can decide to change the frame before you print When you copy an i...

Page 47: ...turn to normal view press the MACRO button The composite P I F image is displayed on the monitor You may now take the photograph Once you press the MENU button again the icons on the monitor will change You can then select FLASH and MACRO settings as usual even though the frame remains visible PRINT Image Framer P I F SHOOTING On the LCD monitor the frame will show up as a black and white image ME...

Page 48: ...R ON Pressing the Tzoom button will zoom in on the picture while pressing the W will zoom out of the picture You may shift the portion of the picture inside the frame using the buttons If there are no images with frames attached the PREVIEW menu will not appear The frame cannot be changed at this time but it can be changed or deleted before printing See page 73 Press W on the ZOOM button in order ...

Page 49: ... CD ROM drive You will also need to have installed PRINT Image Framer Tool beforehand You will need a computer that is connected to the Internet You will need to install PRINT Image Framer Tool The following instructions assume that you have already loaded frames from a SD memory card into the camera s own memory For detailed information refer to the online help for EPSON PRINT Image Framer Tool D...

Page 50: ...you don t want Turn the DIAL SWITCH to SET UP MODE and then turn the POWER ON To delete the selected frame press the MACRO button A confirm message appears on the monitor Press the FLASH button to confirm deletion To delete the frames stored in the memory card use the button to select In Memory Card Use the buttons to select the frames you don t want You can also press the FLASH button in order to a...

Page 51: ...sages Not enough free space on the memory card or Not enough free space in the camera s memory will appear on the monitor In this case you must delete any frames you don t need in order to make enough room for another frame Turn the DIAL SWITCH to SET UP MODE and then turn the POWER ON Press the MACRO button to stop the process To transfer the frames stored in the camera use the button to select I...

Page 52: ...photos in the MACRO mode using the VIEWFINDER with the LCD monitor turned off See page 25 If the flash is used during very close shoots the picture may come out overexposed See page 30 for more detailed information on flash range Even if you have turned off the LCD monitor with the DISPLAY button the MACRO icon will still be visible Turn the DIAL SWITCH to PHOTO MODE and then turn the POWER ON In MA...

Page 53: ...hile the SHUTTER button remains fully pressed images will be recorded continuously The total number of shots will vary according to quality compression the amount of memory left on the memory card and the shooting conditions Turn the DIAL SWITCH to PHOTO MODE and then turn the POWER ON Quality Approximate Number of Shots NORMAL FINE Standard Approx 31 shots Approx 16 shots Fine Approx 8 shots Appr...

Page 54: ...ortrait Mode SELECTING A SCENE MODE Press the MENU button and select SCENE mode using the buttons Use the buttons to select the specific SCENE mode you desire Turn the DIAL SWITCH to PHOTO MODE and then turn the POWER ON FLASH control in SCENE mode Any flash settings See page30 can be used in SCENE mode Please note that using either the NO FLASH or FORCED FLASH settings in dark scenes will lengthen ...

Page 55: ...d functions in SCENE mode The Self timer Exposure Adjustment Resolution Continuous Shooting Digital Zoom Frames etc are not affected by the SCENE mode LANDSCAPE MODE This mode is best for broad landscapes The FLASH is deactivated and the depth of field is increased In low light the shutter speed is slower so you can take night scenes Use a tripod to prevent blurring PORTRAIT MODE This mode is desig...

Page 56: ...and then turn the POWER ON In this mode the camera automatically senses the light source and corrects the colors so you get the same white in any lighting situation We recommend that you regularly use the camera in this mode Light comes in a range of colors from high temperature sources like the sun which are bluer to low temperature incandescent light bulbs which are redder The human eye adapts t...

Page 57: ...urn the POWER ON You can select specialized white balance settings to achieve truer colors in certain conditions DAYLIGHT CLOUDY INCANDESCENT and FLUORESCENT Effective use of manual WHITE BALANCE Pictures taken under fluorescent light tend to turn out greenish Use the FLUORESCENT setting to correct for this Incandescent light tends to make subjects appear reddish yellow Using the DAYLIGHT setting w...

Page 58: ... there is no need to change anything to use this mode when you first begin This is the best setting for most picture taking The status is confirmed on the LCD monitor display You can set this function during shooting with the viewfinder Turn the DIAL SWITCH to PHOTO MODE and then turn the POWER ON Recording Conditions Surer focus Less blurring Image Quality Fine grain Beautiful color In general setti...

Page 59: ...u can t use the flash When you must be moving the camera in order to get a shot OR when the object is blurry from moving at high speed When you are anticipating problems in MACRO mode or any close up situation When you get blurry results in MACRO or any close up situation When you want to record a distant object with the FLASH You can extend the range of the FLASH by increasing the sensitivity You ...

Page 60: ...bright background where the automatic sensors may not work well MAKING EXPOSURE SETTINGS ADJUSTMENTS Press the MENU button and use the buttons to select EXPOSURE ADJUSTMENT Select the adjustment value using the buttons Turn the DIAL SWITCH to PHOTO MODE and then turn the POWER ON Effects of Exposure Adjustment 2 0EV 0EV 2 0EV The exposure adjustment range is from 2 0 EV to 2 0 EV during programmed...

Page 61: ...ight reflected light such as at the beach in the snow or against a white wall The background may white out but the subjects will show up clearly Adjustments To make a black object blacker eliminating gray tones When the subject is lit up by a spotlight on stage To balance brightness when photographing objects against a background such as a black wall Low key image 1 0EV High key image 2 0EV Shot ag...

Page 62: ...DEFAULT MODE Press the MENU button and select RESET DEFAULT using the buttons When the FLASH button is pressed a message will appear on the monitor To reset to Default mode press the MACRO button to OK the reset Press the FLASH button to cancel the reset Turn the DIAL SWITCH to PHOTO MODE and then turn the POWER ON ...

Page 63: ...E DATA Press the MENU button and select INFORMATION with the buttons The image data will appear on the LCD monitor Press the button to return to the MENU Press the button to review the rest of the data for this image Press the button to view the previous data screen Turn the DIAL SWITCH to PLAYBACK MODE and then turn the POWER ON ...

Page 64: ... of the monitor will display the VIDEO CLIP icon and the upper right corner will display the seconds until the camera s memory is full Press the SHUTTER button again to stop recording After you have finished recording the sequence will be exported to the memory card After the export is completed you may continue recording Sound will be recorded along with the VIDEO CLIP Make sure that you are not c...

Page 65: ...n for the VIDEO CLIP will appear on the LCD monitor Press the FLASH button to playback a VIDEO CLIP Press the MACRO button to pause the playback Press the MACRO button again to resume the playback Speaker Volume You can adjust the speaker volume using the buttons Press the W ZOOM button if you want to see multiple images at the same time The icon will appear for VIDEO CLIPS Turn the DIAL SWITCH to...

Page 66: ...ng the buttons choose between Delete this file or Delete all files Then press the FLASH button to confirm deletion If there is still data left on the memory card the monitor will return to the PLAYBACK mode screen If there is no data No images will be displayed If you do not wish to delete any files press the MACRO button If the data is protected the screen This file cannot be deleted because it is loc...

Page 67: ...65 DIRECTPRINTING P 66 P 67 P 70 P 71 P 74 P 77 DIRECT PRINTING DIRECT PRINTING PROCESS PRINT Image Framer P I F PRINTING PRINTING PRINT Image Framer P I F IMAGES PRINT SETTINGS PRINTER UTILITIES ...

Page 68: ...RS L300 200 Compatible Printers Apr 2003 present PRINT Image Matching is a program that will works with your digital camera and printer to create truly beautiful pictures Pictures taken with this camera can be sent to the printer as is and it will print the image exactly the way the camera captured it For the most up to date information please go to the EPSON website About Exif Print PRINT Image M...

Page 69: ...T button to begin printing Press the MACRO button to return to PLAYBACK mode Turn the DIAL SWITCH to PLAYBACK MODE and then turn the POWER ON The printing process quickly drains the battery Using the AC adaptor is recommended when printing Press the MACRO button to cancel printing Only the images visible on the LCD monitor will be printed This illustration depicts the connections when using the St...

Page 70: ... set the number to if you do not want a copy of a particular image Press the PRINT button to begin printing To change the print setting press the MENU button See page 74 Using the buttons select All Images then press the PRINT button Press the MACRO button to return to PLAYBACK mode Turn the DIAL SWITCH to PLAYBACK MODE and then turn the POWER ON Press the MACRO button to cancel printing This came...

Page 71: ...printing To change the print setting press the MENU button See page 74 Press the FLASH button to display P I F Editing mode Using the buttons select Select Images then press the PRINT button Press the MACRO button to return to PLAYBACK mode If any DPOF files See page 80 exist a message will appear asking whether you would like the settings to be used If you choose not to use the settings all images...

Page 72: ...l break the link between the frame and the image and only the image will be printed with no frame Using DIRECT PRINTING Printing through your computer Printing from the memory card Frame will not be printed When images are shot in P I F mode and the data in the memory card in set in DPOF if the images are printed with a Stylus Photo 935 the first frame in the list will be selected Will be printed c...

Page 73: ...TCH to PLAYBACK MODE and then turn the POWER ON Press the MENU button to change the print settings See page 74 Press the MACRO button to return to step PRINTING PRINT Image Framer P I F IMAGES Press the PRINT button to display the DIRECT PRINTING screen Press the MACRO button to return to PLAYBACK mode Press the PRINT button again to print the image MACRO button FLASH button button button button b...

Page 74: ...print option then press the PRINT button If you choose All Images every single picture will be printed However you may also choose to print only a group of images that you select See page 68 69 If you choose Select Images only those you mark will be printed together with their frames Images not taken in P I F will be printed normally You can also print multiple copies of each See page 69 Press the...

Page 75: ...to PLAYBACK MODE and then turn the POWER ON Press the FLASH button to link the displayed frame to your picture Press the MENU button to change the print settings See page 74 Use the buttons to select the desired option then press the PRINT button PRINTING P I F IMAGES Screen for printing Displayed image Screen for printing All images Screen for printing Selected images When viewing 1 image use the...

Page 76: ...to PLAYBACK MODE and then turn the POWER ON Press the MENU button to go to PRINT SETUP PRINT SETTINGS HOW TO CHANGE PRINT SETTINGS The next steps are all continued from How to select different print settings for better images Press the button to go to the Utility screen MACRO button FLASH button button button button button PRINT button MENU button Use the buttons to select the print option then pr...

Page 77: ...he edges of the paper You can choose to print on any of two sizes of Premium Glossy paper 4 X 6 PM Glossy 100 X 150 mm PM Glossy Use the buttons to change the settings Press the MENU button or the MACRO button to return to step Press the MENU button or the MACRO button to return to step Press the MENU button or the MACRO button to return to step Press the MENU button or the MACRO button to return ...

Page 78: ...ton to return to step Press the MENU button or the MACRO button to return to step Press the MENU button or the MACRO button to return to step Continued from page 74 This camera can combine a photo and a frame so the user can print it with the DIRECT PRINTING mode If the user tries to choose Date to Print with the frame the date is not printed because the frame composition takes precedence The finis...

Page 79: ...IAL SWITCH to PLAYBACK MODE and then turn the POWER ON Press the MENU button or the MACRO button to return to step Press the button to go to the Utility screen Press the button to go to the Print Setup screen The next steps are all continued from MACRO button FLASH button button button button button PRINT button MENUbutton Press the MENU button to go to PRINT SETUP Use the buttons to select the pr...

Page 80: ... on the monitor In this case refer to the printer manual TEST PRINTING FOR NOZZLE CHECK You can use the Nozzle Check to test the printer when there is a problem with the printed image Continued from page 77 Press the FLASH button Press the MENU button or the MACRO button to return to step Press the MENU button or the MACRO button to return to step The messge Print a Nozzle Check pattern Load A4 or...

Page 81: ...DPOF SAVING PHOTOS IN DPOF SOUND AND SHUTTER SETTINGS AUTO POWER SAVE RESETTING THE AUTO POWER SAVE DATE TIME AND DATE TIME FORMATS ADJUSTING LCD BRIGHTNESS MEMORY CARD FORMATTING RULES FOR NAMING FILES Cumulative function RESETTING FILE NUMBERS RESETTING VIDEO OUT SETTING THE MENU LANGUAGE RESETTING CAMERA DEFAULTS ...

Page 82: ... the MACRO button to return to PLAYBACK mode Turn the DIAL SWITCH to PLAYBACK MODE and then turn the POWER ON From this camera you may use the PRINT button to select certain pictures and set them as DPOF formated picture files By saving this information onto a memory card you can print these pictures easily with printers that can read and understand DPOF files No computer is required Simply use the ...

Page 83: ... MODE and then turn the POWER ON SETTINGS EFFECT ON Default Both OPERATION SHUTTER sounds ON OFF Both OPERATION SHUTTER sounds OFF Shutter Only SHUTTER sound is ON Sound Settings The SETUP menu will appear on the LCD monitor Frame data cannot be read by DPOF printers Framed images may be printed only by DIRECT PRINTING methods See page 66 You can print the selected images with the EPSON PhotoQuick...

Page 84: ...ange the brightness of the LCD monitor Use the buttons to choose LCD Brightness Use the buttons to change the settings Turn the DIAL SWITCH to SET UP MODE and then turn the POWER ON The SETUP menu will come up on the monitor Brighter LCD monitor Darker LCD monitor ...

Page 85: ...tton The message All data on the memory card will be erased will appear Press the MACRO button to go ahead with the formatting MEMORY CARD FORMATTING If you wish to cancel the Format action press the FLASH button Turn the DIAL SWITCH to SET UP MODE and then turn the POWER ON The SETUP menu will appear on the LCD monitor SD MEMORYCARD LOCKING MECHANISM How to protect your precious photos from accid...

Page 86: ...riod of time the camera automatically shuts down to save battery power AUTO POWER SAVE While in sleep mode the green light will flash The LCD monitor will turn off and the CPU will also be in sleep mode You can change the setting for Auto Power Save The default is 3 minutes but you can also choose 1 5 or 20 minutes To cancel Sleep mode press the SHUTTER button or any other button on the back of the...

Page 87: ...again to change to 12 hr To confirm the new formats press the FLASH button Press the MACRO button to deselect Use the buttons to select Date Format then use the buttons to select Y M D 24hr Use the buttons to change the numbers then press the FLASH button to confirm the new value Press the MACRO button to deselect Turn the DIAL SWITCH to SET UP MODE and then turn the POWER ON The SETUP menu will app...

Page 88: ... NUMBERS Use the buttons to choose File No Reset then use the buttons to choose either ON or OFF Picture files are automatically numbered so that no two files can have the same number They are numbered in the order in which they are shot About file numbers Turn the DIAL SWITCH to SET UP MODE and then turn the POWER ON The SETUP menu will appear on the LCD monitor Memory cards and file names If you cha...

Page 89: ...tons to choose Language Use the buttons to select the language list Use the buttons to highlight the language you want to use for the LCD monitor Press the FLASH button to confirm the selection RESETTING VIDEO OUT Turn the DIAL SWITCH to SET UP MODE and then turn the POWER ON The SETUP menu will appear on the LCD monitor Turn the DIAL SWITCH to SET UP MODE and then turn the POWER ON The SETUP menu ...

Page 90: ...to choose RESET DEFAULT Press the FLASH button To reset the camera to its original default settings press the MACRO button To cancel the default resetting press the FLASH button RESETTING CAMERA DEFAULTS Turn the DIAL SWITCH to SET UP MODE and then turn the POWER ON The SETUP menu will appear on the LCD monitor ...

Page 91: ...89 ADDITIONAL INFORMATION P 90 P 91 P 92 CLEANING THE CAMERA SPECIFICATIONS L 300 SPECIFICATIONS L 200 ...

Page 92: ... shock CLEANING BATTERY TERMINALS When the battery terminals or contacts on the battery cover and compartment become dark oxydized you should wipe them with a clean dry cloth If the battery terminal is dirty it may shorten the life of the battery NEVER use volatile chemicals such as alcohol paint thinner or benzine They will damage the camera exterior The same is true for the battery compartment S...

Page 93: ...r fine 2048 1536 pixels 21 images New or formatted memory cards without any P I F data and images taken at normal compression SPECIFICATIONS L 300 Dimension Weight Power supply External power supply Recording media Image recording capacity Optical 1 2 5 inch color area CCD Primary color filter 3 24 megapixels f 5 6 to 16 8mm equivalent to a 34 to 102mm lens on a 35mm camera F2 8 WIDE to 4 9 TELE 7 e...

Page 94: ...ixels 32 images Super fine 1600 1200 pixels 16 images New or formatted memory cards without any P I F data and images taken at normal compression Dimension Weight Power supply External power supply Recording media Image recording capacity Optical 1 2 5 inch color area CCD Primary color filter 2 00 megapixels f 5 6 to 16 8mm equivalent to a 34 to 102mm lens on a 35mm camera F2 8 WIDE to 4 9 TELE 7 el...

Page 95: ...93 TROUBLESHOOTING P 94 P 99 TRUBLESHOOTING LIST OF ERROR MESSAGES ...

Page 96: ...ell funny gives off a strange sound or begins to smoke Internal electricity is high voltage so do not take it apart to avoid the possibility of electrocution The list of common camera problems and solutions begins on page 94 For an explanation of error messages displayed on the LCD monitor see page 99 Before calling the customer support with questions or for repair refer to the List of Error Messa...

Page 97: ...gain If the power won t turn off remove the batteries or disconnect the AC power replace them or reconnect and turn the power on If the red light is still on bring the camera to the shop where you bought it or the EPSON service center TROUBLESHOOTING THE POWER SWITCHES OFF AUTOMATICALLY IT TAKES A LONG TIME TO TAKE A PHOTO NO FLASH Did you press the SHUTTER button completely Usually you should pre...

Page 98: ... Did you point the camera toward very bright light When you use the LCD monitor to take photos any very bright light may affect the CCD and cause the lines to appear on your screen They will NOT appear in the recorded image itself Is Power Saving turned on If the power saving interval is set at 1 minute it may simply be that the power saving is working properly You can extend the time it takes bef...

Page 99: ...TTER button halfway See page 22 Is the lens dirty Use an lens cleaning brush or gently blow on the lens to free it of dirt Then blow on it and wipe it with a soft dry cloth See page 90 Did you touch the lens during shooting If you touch the lens during shooting the lens may become dirty and the picture may come out blurred Holding the camera in the proper position will help you in not touching the...

Page 100: ... Are you looking straight through the viewfinder You can misjudge the composition of the picture if you are looking through the viewfinder at an angle or holding the camera away from your face Was your finger covering the lens When you take photos using the viewfinder it is possible that fingers straps or pieces of clothing may be partially covering the lens Is the white balance set correctly If you us...

Page 101: ...ace or add a frame linked to this file See pages 49 PLAYBACK MODE MESSAGES LIST OF ERROR MESSAGES LIST OF ERROR MESSAGES Follow the appropriate instructions below when the error message appears MESSAGE PROBLEM SOLUTION This memory card is write protected Problem Memory card is locked Solution Unlock the memory card by hand See page 85 Memory card error Check the memory card Problem Unspecified memor...

Page 102: ...e printer selected doesn t support the direct printing is connected to another device other than a computer the printer power is turned off Solution Reconnect the camera correctly to the printer and turn the printer power on See page 66 Black ink out Replace the black ink cartridge Problem The printer is out of black ink Solution Replace the black cartridge following the printer instruction bookle...

Page 103: ...em Either the cable has been disconnected or the power has been turned off Solution Recheck that the cable is connected turn the power back on and try again xx images could not be printed Problem If some of the images were taken with another camera or have been changed by software only the images taken with this camera will be printed Solution Use the actual camera or computer that was used to cre...

Page 104: ...your product CONTACTING CUSTOMER SUPPORT EPSON INFORMATION For users in Hong Kong To obtain technical support as well as other after sales services users are welcome to contact EPSON Hong Kong Limited Internet Home Page EPSON Hong Kong has established a local home page in both Chinese and English on the Internet to provide users with the following information Product information Answers to Frequen...

Page 105: ...D No 1 Temasek Avenue 36 00 Millenia Tower Singapore 039192 Phone 065 633 77 911 Fax 065 633 41 185 EPSON HONG KONG LTD Rooms 4706 10 47 F China Resources Bldg 26 Harbour Road Wanchai Hong Kong Phone 2585 4300 Fax 2827 7083 EPSON TAIWAN TECHNOLOGY TRADING LTD 10F No 287 Nanking E Road Sec 3 Taipei Taiwan Phone 02 2717 7360 Fax 02 2712 9164 EPSON ITALIA S p A V le F lli Casiraghi 427 20099 Sesto S ...

Page 106: ...6 61 63 64 67 69 71 78 80 Setup Mode 23 48 49 81 88 Video Clip Mode 62 Direct Printing Direct Printing From Camera To Printer 39 66 Direct Printing Messages 100 Head Cleaning 78 High Speed Printing 76 List Of Compatible Printers 66 Printer Utilities 77 78 Print Images Framer P I F Printing 70 73 Printing All The Images In Memory 68 Printing Selected Images 69 Printing The Date 76 Printing The Imag...

Page 107: ...Resolution Fine Resolution 28 29 51 Standard Resolution 28 29 51 Super Fine Resolution 28 29 51 Rules For Naming Files 86 S SCENE Modes Landscape Mode 53 91 92 Normal Mode 52 53 91 92 Portrait Mode 53 91 92 Selecting A Scene Mode 52 Self Timer Self Timer 31 Short Self Timer 31 Slow Shutter Speeds 30 Slow Syncro Shutter 30 53 Slide Show 34 Sound Shutter Sound Settings 81 Sound Settings 81 Speaker V...

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