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If your AC adapter has a separate AC power cable, connect the cable connector firmly into the 
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Summary of Contents for PhotoPC L-410

Page 1: ...1 English User s Guide ...

Page 2: ...rporation s operating and maintenance instructions Seiko Epson Corporation shall not be liable for any damages or problems arising from the use of any options or any consumable products other than those designated as Original Epson Products or Epson Approved Products by Seiko Epson Corporation Seiko Epson Corporation shall not be held liable for any damage resulting from electromagnetic interferen...

Page 3: ...Installing the Battery and Memory Card 19 Opening and closing the battery memory card cover 19 Installing the battery 20 Installing removing the memory card 21 Turning On Off Your Camera 23 Making the Initial Settings 23 Releasing the Shutter 24 Chapter 2 Taking Photos Before Taking Photos 25 Camera range 25 About the photography modes 25 Selecting the resolution and compression 26 Number of photo...

Page 4: ...nsitivity 38 Setting Exposure 39 Resetting the File Numbers 40 Recording Movies 40 Making Additional Settings 42 How to change the settings 42 Available settings 43 Chapter 3 Viewing and Managing Your Photos Viewing Photos with the LCD Monitor 45 Viewing a slide show of your photos 46 Playing movies 46 Setting quick photo review 47 Viewing the Properties of Photos 47 Saving Photos in DPOF 49 Delet...

Page 5: ... borders 58 Printing the date 58 Printing at high speed 58 Using Printer Utilities 59 Checking the amount of ink left 59 Checking the print head nozzles 59 Cleaning the print head nozzles 60 Aligning the print head 60 Chapter 5 Using PRINT Image Framer P I F Taking Photos in P I F Mode 61 Changing the Frames 62 Replacing Frames Stored in the Camera or Memory Card 63 Using the CD ROM 63 Downloading...

Page 6: ...0 Storing your camera 71 Problems and Solutions 72 Camera problems 72 Image problems 76 Printing problems 78 List of Error Messages 79 Contacting Customer Support 83 Appendix A Appendix Standards and Approvals 87 Specifications 87 About Optional Accessories 90 AC adapter EU 37 90 Using the AC adapter 90 Glossary Index ...

Page 7: ...camera The L 410 can connect directly to an Epson printer without a computer and print high quality photos You can use the PRINT Image Framer P I F function You can select various frames stored in the L 410 and add them to your photos You can catch those special moments everytime The L 410 can take photos continuously 3 scenes per second Safety Instructions Read all of these instructions before us...

Page 8: ... or openings on this product Do not touch the components inside this product unless instructed to do so in the user documentation Never force this product s components into place Although this product is designed to be sturdy rough handling can damage it Never spill liquid onto this product If this product emits unusual noises odors or smoke cancel the current operation and turn it off immediately...

Page 9: ...rinse the affected area thoroughly with water and seek medical treatment If a battery is swallowed seek medical treatment immediately Use only AA size batteries or a CR V3 type battery for the L 410 according to the directions in the user documentation Do not use the battery that comes with this product for other devices To protect against short circuiting do not remove the outside sleeve of the b...

Page 10: ...erminals Keep the battery away from open flame If overheating discoloration or distortion occur remove the battery from this product and do not use it When using a rechargable battery recharge the battery after discharging it completely To discharge the battery play the slide show until the battery power runs out The power save mode turns off while the slide show is playing so that the camera disp...

Page 11: ... local laws For the Netherlands users Do not dispose of the batteries with ordinary refuse Instead dispose of them as small chemical waste in accordance with local laws and the following Dutch Government Gazette 45 KCA Marking For German users Do not dispose of batteries with ordinary refuse Instead dispose of them in a recycle box in accordance with local laws When using a memory card Only memory...

Page 12: ...them thoroughly with soap and water If it gets into your eyes flush them immediately with water If discomfort or vision problems remain after a thorough flushing see a doctor immediately Only use a soft dry cloth to clean the display Do not use liquid or chemical cleaners When storing maintaining or transporting the L 410 Do not store this product outdoors Do not store this product near water Do n...

Page 13: ...voltage and check that the appliance voltage corresponds to the supply voltage Important The wires in the mains lead fitted to this appliance are colored in accordance with the following code Blue Neutral Brown Live As the colours of the wires in the mains lead of this appliance may not correspond with the coloured markings identifying the terminals in your plug proceed as follows The blue wire mu...

Page 14: ...apter 1 Getting Started Unpacking Your L 410 Make sure that all of the items shown below were included in the box with your L 410 Camera body User s Guide this guide CR V3 type battery Software CD ROM PC cable Printer cable ...

Page 15: ... on page 17 for details about the functions of buttons and indicators Front top view Shutter button Mode dial Illumination lamp Speaker Flash Microphone Lens barrier Strap holder Auto photography mode Manual photography mode Continuous photography mode Movie mode Setup mode Playback mode Self timer lamp ...

Page 16: ...tal interface AC adapter connector Battery memory card cover Tripod mount Indicator lamp Zoom button Finder POWER button Self timer u button Flash r button OK button Delete d button Macro l button Print button P I F button Display button Memory access lamp MENU button ...

Page 17: ...dicator lamps Indicates the status of the camera Green lamp upper lamp is on when the focus is locked Green lamp flashes when The camera is in the power save mode Shooting a movie The camera is processing the data The camera detects the camera shake warning The focus is not locked Red lamp lower lamp flashes when The battery power is low The camera cannot determine the exposure setting The memory ...

Page 18: ... Sets the self timer in the auto or manual photography mode d button Press to select menu items Deletes the selected photo in the playback mode r button Press to select menu items Sets the flash mode in the auto or manual photography mode l button Press to select menu items Sets the Macro mode in the auto or manual photography mode OK button Accepts the setting or menu items that is selected curre...

Page 19: ... Memory Card This section describes how to install a battery and a memory card Opening and closing the battery memory card cover To open the battery memory card cover slide it and raise it To close the battery memory card cover lower it then slide it closed firmly open close ...

Page 20: ... Do not carry loose batteries in your pockets About the battery life As the battery loses power the icon on the LCD monitor will change from to When is flashing the power is low and you can no longer take photos Then the indicator lamp is red the camera will automatically shut down Replace the battery When installing the CR V3 battery When installing two AA type batteries ...

Page 21: ...ds are as follows SD memory card 512 MB or smaller Multimedia card MMC V 2 1 or later made by Hitachi or SanDisk 512 MB or smaller cCaution Avoid using or storing the card in direct sunlight or in places that are extremely hot humid or dusty Make sure that the camera is turned off before installing the memory card Installing the memory card You can confirm the top and bottom and the front and back...

Page 22: ... new memory card it is necessary to format the card before using it For details see Formatting the memory card on page 51 Removing the memory card 1 Push the memory card to release the lock The memory card pops out 2 Pull out the memory card Note You can protect the data in the memory card by sliding the notch on the side of the memory card However you cannot store photos or format a write protect...

Page 23: ... once The lens retracts and the lens cover closes Making the Initial Settings When you turn on the L 410 the first time you need to set which language to use and the date and time Selecting a language Select the language you want to use with the u d l r buttons then press the OK button Setting the date and time After you select the language the Date Time screen is displayed Set the date and time P...

Page 24: ...finish making settings select a different item by pressing the l r buttons 3 Repeat steps 1 and 2 until you finish making the date and time settings then press the OK button Releasing the Shutter The shutter button has a two step function Half position When pressing the shutter button halfway the indicator lamp green is on The camera automatically sets the focus and shutter speed Full position Aft...

Page 25: ...ct In the macro mode you can take photos in a range of 11 cm 4 3 inches to 50 cm 19 6 inches About the photography modes Auto photography mode In this mode the camera settings are made previously so that you can take a clear photo by just pressing the shutter button Manual photography mode You can make detailed camera settings manually It allows you to take more sophisticated photos ...

Page 26: ...e This setting cannot be used when taking photos in the auto photography mode The higher the quality is set the larger the size of the data for the photo becomes 1 Turn the Mode dial to manual photography mode then press the MENU button to display the Photography Menu 2 Select Quality by using the u d buttons then press the OK button 3 Select the desired quality by using the u d buttons then press...

Page 27: ... of photos varies according to the quality compression amount of memory left on the memory card and the shooting conditions Quality When using the SD memory card 16 MB When using the SD memory card 128 MB When using the internal memory default When using the internal memory after deleting all the data F2304 6 62 3 7 N2304 13 125 6 14 F1600 13 129 6 15 N1600 28 251 13 30 F640 84 710 38 88 N640 148 ...

Page 28: ...us frame of the LCD monitor 3 Press the shutter button halfway The focus frame turns green and the focus is set 4 Press the shutter button fully The photo is taken Note The shutter sound can be heard when you press the shutter button This sound can be changed or deleted from the Sound menu See Making Additional Settings on page 42 for details When the quick view setting is on the photo is displaye...

Page 29: ... seconds Focus frame Place the subject within the focus frame when taking photos When pressing the shutter button halfway the focus frame turns green If the focus cannot be locked the focus frame turns red Release the shutter button and press it again Battery life Zoom bar The digital zoom indicator appears when using digital magnification Scene mode Normal mode Landscape mode Portrait mode ...

Page 30: ... Quality F2304 F1600 F640 N2304 N1600 N640 Macro mode Macro Flash Auto flash Flash off Auto red eye reduction Fill in flash Slow synchro Shooting mode Continuous photography mode Movie mode Number of the photos that can be taken 125 example Available time to shoot a movie 125 example Displayed when taking a photo Camera shake warning ...

Page 31: ...wfinder 4 Press the shutter button halfway The indicator lamp green turns on and the focus is set 5 Press the shutter button fully The photo is taken Note You cannot take photos using the viewfinder only if the camera is in the macro mode or when using the self timer The shutter sound can be heard when you press the shutter button This sound can be changed from the Setup Menu See Making Additional...

Page 32: ...parate frames As digital zoom is available when taking photos with the LCD monitor a maximum 9 zoom is possible Optical zoom When using telephotographic zoom press the T button When using wide angle zoom press the W button Digital zoom To activate the digital zoom first press the T button to maximize the optical zoom and release it then press it again The digital zoom changes to 2 and 3 each time ...

Page 33: ...he flash if necessary In a dark setting the flash is used automatically Flash off Turns off the flash even in dark settings Auto red eye reduction Use this setting when photographing people with a flash at night or indoors The flash will go off once and will go off again when the photo is taken This will help to reduce the red eye phenomenon Fill in flash The flash will go off no matter the bright...

Page 34: ... count down starts and either 2 or 10 seconds later the shutter releases automatically You can switch the time between 2 and 10 seconds by pressing the Self timer button in step 2 Note The time can only be switched for the manual photography mode or the continuous photography mode In auto photography mode the self timer can only be set to 10 seconds ISO sensitivity Normal wide angle Normal telepho...

Page 35: ...on halfway to set the focus then press it fully While the shutter button remains fully pressed photos will be taken continuously Note You can change the camera settings freely the same as in the manual photography mode Using Macro Mode The macro mode allows you to focus on subjects at distances between 11 50 cm 4 3 19 6 inches from the camera When shooting objects that are 50 cm or more away from ...

Page 36: ...re and PRINT Image Matching II will provide the best possible printing results The Self timer Exp Comp Quality Continuous Shooting Digital Zoom Frames etc are not affected by the scene mode 1 Turn the Mode dial to manual photography mode 2 Press the MENU button The Photography menu is displayed 3 Select Scene Mode by using the u d buttons then press the r button 4 Select the desired scene mode by ...

Page 37: ... flash in dark settings the slow synchro shutter feature is set allowing you to take shots with a brighter background The use of a tripod is recommended to prevent blurring Setting White Balance The white balance function adjusts the camera for different kinds of lighting It makes white look the same color in any situation The camera has two white balance modes automatic and manual Automatic white...

Page 38: ... Select White Bal by using the u d buttons then press the r button 4 Select the desired setting from Daylight Cloudy Incandescent Fluorescent and Mercury by using the u d buttons then press the OK button Setting Light Sensitivity You can change the light sensitivity for a specific purpose any time manually or let the camera select it automatically The camera s default setting is Auto This is the b...

Page 39: ... 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 1 Turn the Mode dial to manual photography mode 2 Press the MENU button The Photography Menu is displayed 3 Select Exp Comp by using the u d buttons then press the r button 4 Select the adjustment value by using...

Page 40: ... display the Setup Menu 2 3 Select File No Reset by using the u d buttons then press the r button 4 Select ON by using the u d buttons then press the OK button The file numbers are reset Recording Movies You can record a movie with sound of the subject displayed on the LCD monitor 1 Turn the Mode dial to movie mode 2 Press the MENU button The Movie menu is displayed 3 Press the r button 4 Select t...

Page 41: ...30 seconds long 1 While the photo is displayed on the LCD monitor press the OK button to start recording 2 When you are finished recording press the OK button to stop recording Note You can play a sound memo in the playback mode Display the photo with the sound memo in the playback mode and press the r button The icon is displayed when you display a photo with a sound memo in the playback mode Qua...

Page 42: ...rn the Mode dial to Setup mode 2 Select the menu that has the items you want to change by using the l r buttons 3 Select the desired setting item by using the u d l r buttons then press the OK button 4 Change the setting value by using the u d buttons then press the OK button The setting is changed Note Pressing the MENU button causes the setting and returns the display to the previous screen ...

Page 43: ... displayed for about three seconds OFF LCD Brightness Set the brightness level of the LCD monitor Digital Zoom Set whether or not to enable the digital zoom OFF Power Save Set the time until the camera enters the power save mode 3 min Startup Screen Set the start up screen EPSON Logo Setting items Description Default Format Format the camera s memory or the memory card Reset All Reset the camera s...

Page 44: ...ile numbers to 0000 when replacing or formatting the memory card OFF Language Set the displayed language Setting items Description Default Sound Set whether or not to enable the sound ON Operation Sound Set the sound when operating buttons Sound 1 Max Shutter Sound Set the shutter sound Cont Shoot Sound Set the sound during continuous shooting Focus Lock Sound Set the sound when the focus is locke...

Page 45: ...ayback mode The latest photo that is taken is displayed Note To view the next photo press the r button Holding the r button down fast forwards the photos To zoom the photo press the T button You can shift the expanded image by pressing the u d l r buttons 2 To view a photo with thumbnails press the W button Note To select another photo press the u d l r buttons To view the selected photo with the ...

Page 46: ...tton pauses the slide show Pressing the r button skips the current photo Pressing the l button stops the slide show The power save setting is invalid during a slide show when using battery power only Playing movies 1 Put the camera in the playback mode and display the movie you want to play 2 Press the OK button The movie starts playing Note Pressing the OK button pauses the movie Press the OK but...

Page 47: ... it This function may be turned ON or OFF The default setting is OFF Note The quick photo review is not available when using the continuous photography mode 1 Turn the Mode dial to setup mode The Setup Menu 1 is displayed 2 Select Qk View Sd Memo by using the u d buttons then press the r button 3 Select ON or OFF then press the OK button Viewing the Properties of Photos 1 Display the photo on the ...

Page 48: ...llowing information is displayed a Folder and file number b Scene mode setting c Quality setting d Exposure setting e ISO sensitivity setting f White balance setting g Focus h Shutter speed i Playback photo number total number of stored photos j Photo date b c d h e a i f g j ...

Page 49: ...hen Press the r button The Playback Menu 2 is displayed 3 Select Make Print Order then press the OK button 4 Select the photo and specify the number of copies by using the u d l r buttons Note Up to 99 copies for 999 photos can be set However the maximum copy quantity is 9 999 pages 5 Press the OK button The DPOF information is saved and the screen returns to Playback Menu 2 Deleting Photos You ca...

Page 50: ...oto Deleting all photos You can delete all photos stored in the camera 1 Turn the Mode dial to playback mode 2 Press the MENU button The Playback Menu 1 is displayed 3 Select Delete All Images by using the u d buttons then press the OK button 4 Select OK by using the u d buttons then press the OK button Deleting a group of images A group of photos that are taken in continuous photography mode can ...

Page 51: ...ess the OK button 6 Select OK by using the u d buttons then press the OK button Formatting the memory card You can reset the card to its default status from the Setup Menu See Making Additional Settings on page 42 for details Note Never format a camera memory card using a computer Use this camera only Putting Photos on Your Computer You can copy photos that are on your camera or a memory card to y...

Page 52: ... the camera on 3 Move the photos in the camera to your computer with a software For details see Chapter 6 Operating the Software page 65 Note If image software is not installed on your computer you can only copy photos in the camera to the computer When images that were taken using the P I F mode are copied to your computer the link between the photos and the frames will be broken Working with pho...

Page 53: ...ge easily by connecting the camera to the printer directly This camera supports the printers listed below Two PC cables are provided with the camera Choose either of the cables depending on your printer Note Printers released in the future may be added to this list STYLUS PHOTO R200 R210 STYLUS PHOTO 935 STYLUS PHOTO R300 R310 STYLUS PHOTO RX600 ...

Page 54: ...etting the paper size Printing the photo seen on the LCD monitor 1 Connect the camera to the printer then turn the printer and camera on 2 Display the photo to print on the LCD monitor then press the PRINT button The Print menu is displayed 3 Select Print This Image by using the u d buttons then press the PRINT or OK button 4 Make the print settings if necessary then press the PRINT button Printin...

Page 55: ...menu is displayed 3 Select Print All Images by using the u d buttons then press the OK button 4 Make the print settings if necessary then press the PRINT button Printing starts Note See Making Print Settings on page 57 for details about the print settings Press the MENU button to cancel printing Printing selected photos You can select multiple photos to print 1 Connect the camera to the printer th...

Page 56: ...o the printer then turn the printer and camera on 2 Turn the Mode dial to playback mode then select the first photo to print 3 Press the PRINT button The Print menu is displayed 4 Select Print an Album by using the u d buttons 5 Select the number of photos per page by using the l r buttons then press the OK button 6 Make print settings if necessary then press the PRINT button Printing starts Note ...

Page 57: ... I F mode see Chapter 5 Using PRINT Image Framer P I F Making Print Settings When printing images directly to the printer you can set the various print settings on the camera Changing print settings 1 Select Print Settings by using the u d buttons on the preview screen and then press the OK button The Print Settings screen is displayed 2 Select the item to set by using the u d buttons then press t...

Page 58: ...th or without borders The default setting is BorderFree printing without borders Printing the date All pictures taken have a record of the date Y M D M D Y or D M Y which is selected in the date and time setting You can choose to print the date record on your pictures The default setting is ON Printing at high speed You may print your pictures faster but the quality will be affected The default se...

Page 59: ...the OK button See the following sections for details on how to check each setting Checking the amount of ink left Confirmtheamountofinkremaining intheink cartridges intheprinter thatis currently connected After checking the amount of ink left press the OK button Checking the print head nozzles Print the nozzle check pattern You can check the condition of the print head If the nozzle check pattern ...

Page 60: ...t the printing accuracy when doing bi directional printing 1 On the Maintenance screen select Print Head Alignment 2 Load some A4 size paper into the printer select OK by using the u d buttons then press the OK button The Print Head Alignment Check pattern is printed 3 Select the number lined up closest to the printed pattern by using the l r buttons then press the OK button Note When the multiple...

Page 61: ...previously loaded into the camera Select one and take a photo The photo will be printed in this frame during direct printing You can change the frame before you print When copying an image that has been taken in P I F mode to a computer the link connecting the image and the P I F frame will be lost Images taken in P I F mode and set in DPOF format and saved on a memory card when printed with the S...

Page 62: ...can now take the photograph Changing the Frames You can change the frames after you take a photo in the P I F mode You can also add a frame to a photo that was taken without a frame 1 Turn the camera on then turn the Mode dial to playback mode 2 Display the desired photo to change or add a frame then press the P I F button The Camera in Frame screen is displayed 3 Select a frame by using the u d b...

Page 63: ...with your camera or on the Epson web site Note It is recommended to replace frames via memory card Using the CD ROM Note You need a computer with a CD ROM drive You need to install the PRINT Image Framer Tool beforehand For detailed information refer to the online help for the EPSON PRINT Image Framer Tool Downloading from the web Note You need a computer that is connected to the internet You need...

Page 64: ...ct a location that stores frames to delete by using the l r buttons 2 Select a frame to delete by using the u d buttons then press the MENU button Note To cancel the operations press the P I F button 3 Select Delete by using the u d buttons then press the OK button 4 Select OK by using the u d buttons then press the OK button The selected frame is deleted ...

Page 65: ...our photos on a computer The Software CD ROM includes the following software and files EPSON Photo 4 This software allows you to easily store review and arrange your digital camera images Please read the instructions that come with the disk QuickTime for Windows only This software is used to playback movies EPSON PRINT Image Framer Tool This software enables you to transfer frames layout files to ...

Page 66: ... operating systems P I F files Frame images that are used when doing P I F printing Sound files Sound data that are used to change the operating sound settings System Requirements The system requirements for using the L 410 with a computer are as follows Windows OS Microsoft Windows 98 Me 2000 Professional XP Home Edition XP Professional Memory 64 MB or more Hard disk 50 MB or more free memory is ...

Page 67: ...click EPSETUP EXE For Mac OS 9 users Double click the Mac OS 9 icon inside the EPSON folder For Mac OS 10 x users Double click the Mac OS X icon inside the EPSON folder Display SVGA 800 600 or higher 16 bit color or higher Port USB port type A connector Macintosh OS Mac OS 9 1 or later Mac OS 10 2 or later Hard ware PowerPC G3 233MHz or higher Memory 42 MB or more application memory Hard disk 50 M...

Page 68: ...ll of it Or to select which software to install click Custom 3 Follow the on screen instructions until all of the software is installed When a message appears to inform you that the installation is complete click Exit or Restart Now Exit Starting EPSON Photo 4 For Windows Click Start point to All Programs or Programs and then select EPSON Camera Select EPSON Photo 4 and then click EPSON Photo 4 Fo...

Page 69: ...s the online guides using the Start menu in Windows or double click the MANUAL folder in each of the software s program folders and then double click INDEX HTM for Macintosh Software To start online User s Guide EPSON PhotoQuicker Click the Help button in the dialog box EPSON PRINT Image Framer Tool Start EPSON PRINT Image Framer Tool and then select EPSON PRINT Image Framer Tool Help from the Hel...

Page 70: ...e 7 Then follow these guidelines Resetting your camera s defaults You can reset all the settings to their defaults from the Setup Menu 2 See Making Additional Settings on page 42 for details Note The Date Time setting and Language setting are not reset even if the following procedure is executed Cleaning your camera cCaution Do not use volatile chemicals such as alcohol paint thinner or benzine Th...

Page 71: ...loose dust or dirt or use a lens and camera cleaning brush Next blow on the lens and wipe off all moisture with a soft dry cloth Clean the LCD monitor with a soft dry cloth also Battery terminals Do not use volatile chemicals such as alcohol paint thinner or benzine They will damage the camera s exterior The same is true for the battery compartment Storing your camera Store the camera in a cool an...

Page 72: ... fully Turn the Mode dial fully to the mode you want and press the POWER button fully The camera does not take a photo after you press the shutter button Cause What to do Is the power switched on See The camera has no power on page 72 and check the camera Is the photo image number on the LCD monitor 0 This means the memory card is full Transfer the data on the card to a computer then delete them f...

Page 73: ...rt The power turns off automatically Cause What to do Is the power saving function turned on Press any button or turn the Mode dial to come out of the power save mode The camera takes too long to take a photo Cause What to do Did you press the shutter button completely with one push Usually you should press the shutter button halfway and hold it to set the focus then press the rest of the way to t...

Page 74: ...hat to do Is the LCD monitor brightness level set to too bright Adjust the LCD Brightness setting in the Setup Menu See Making Additional Settings on page 42 for details The LCD monitor displays vertical lines Cause What to do Did you point the camera toward a strong bright light When you use the LCD monitor to take photos any very bright light may affect the sensor and cause the lines to appear o...

Page 75: ... POWER button fully Is the power saving function turned on Press any button or turn the Mode dial to come out of the power save mode Is the camera connected to a computer When the camera is connected to a computer the LCD monitor is disabled Is the LCD monitor setting set to off Press the DISPLAY button to switch the LCD monitor setting See Taking Photos Using the Viewfinder Only on page 31 for de...

Page 76: ... right distance mode setting See Camera range on page 25 for details Is the lens dirty See Cleaning your camera on page 70 and clean the lens Is the captured image blurred Hold the camera in the proper position when shooting with your lower support arm close to your body Use a tripod for night scenes and other low light situations The image is too dark or to bright underexposed overexposed Cause W...

Page 77: ... image is missing Cause What to do Wasyourfingercoveringthe lens When taking photos using the viewfinder fingers straps or pieces of clothing may partially cover the lens 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 Is the subject of the picture very cl...

Page 78: ...e What to do Is the print head clogging See Cleaning the print head nozzles on page 60 and clean the print head Is the proper paper loaded in the printer Make sure that the proper paper is loaded in your printer The wrong date and or time is displayed on your camera Cause What to do Is the date and time setting set correctly See Setting the date and time on page 23 and set the date and time correc...

Page 79: ...ror Check the memory card Unspecified memory card problem See Installing removing the memory card on page 21 to remove the memory card and replace it Contact the card maker No memory card inserted The camera has no memory card inserted Insert a memory card Not enough free space in the camera s memory Not enough free space in the memory card No more room for data on the camera s memory or memory ca...

Page 80: ...s no file or the link has been broken The link has been broken or the frame itself has been deleted See Replacing Frames Stored in the Camera or Memory Card on page 63 and replace or add a frame linked to this file No images There are no images recorded in the memory Insert a memory card with images This image cannot be displayed The image file exists but can t be displayed The images that are tak...

Page 81: ...r off for a few seconds then turn the power back on If the error message still appears turn the power off and check to see if there is anything packing materials paper stuck inside the printer Then turn the power back on This image cannot be printed The selected image cannot be printed Select another image Could not print Retry If the printer is in the middle of printing something it may not be ab...

Page 82: ...Cannot print because the necessary Frame file does not exist or is corrupted The picture cannot be printed because there is no frame file or the link has been broken Replace or add a frame linked to this file This function is not available The printer does not support this function You can try to clean it in some other way but the printer does not support the camera s function Parts inside your pr...

Page 83: ...omer support will be able to help you much more quickly if you give them the following information Product serial number The serial number label is usually on the back of the product Product model Product software version Click About Version Info or similar button in the product software Brand and model of your computer Your computer operating system name and version Names and versions of the soft...

Page 84: ...sers in South Africa URL http www epson com E mail epson_support compubase co ae Telephone 971 4 352 4488 Fax 971 4 351 6617 URL http www epson com Telephone Denmark 80 88 11 27 Finland 0800 523 010 Norway 800 11 828 Sweden 08 445 12 58 URL www epson co za Telephone 011 444 5223 or 0800 600 578 ...

Page 85: ...rench htm pour accéder à l AIDE EN LIGNE http www epson fr support services index shtml pour accéder aux SERVICES du support technique For user in Germany EPSON Service Center c o Exel Hünxe GmbH Werner Heisenberg Strase 2 46569 Hünxe For user in Italy EPSON Italia S p a Via M Viganò de Vizzi 93 95 20092 Cinisello Balsamo MI Tel 02 660 321 Fax 02 612 36 22 Assistenza e Servizio Clienti TECHNICAL H...

Page 86: ...shooting For users in Spain For users in Portugal URL http www epson es E mail soporte epson es Telephone 902 40 41 42 Fax 93 582 15 16 URL http www epson pt E mail apoio_clientes epson pt Telephone 707 222 000 Fax 21 303 54 90 ...

Page 87: ...el EMC Directive 89 336 EEC EN 55022 Class B EN 61000 3 2 EN 61000 3 3 EN 55024 Effective pixels 4 07 mega pixels Image recording capacity Still picture 2304 1728 pixels Movie 640 480 pixels Image file type Jpeg Exif 2 2 Print Image Matching 2 AVI Camera file system DCF file format DPOF 1 1 Internal memory 16 MB ...

Page 88: ... angle F2 8 F4 8 Telephoto F4 9 F8 4 Zoom Collapsible mount 3 zoom Digital zoom 2 or 3 zoom Maximum 9 zoom with simultaneous use of the optical zoom Focus mode Auto focus Object distance 0 5 m to infinity 0 11 to 0 5 m macro mode wide Shutter speed Still picture 1 1 2000 seconds Movie 1 32 1 2000 seconds TTL exposure control White balance TTL auto white balance Auto daylight cloudy incandescent fl...

Page 89: ...T color LCD monitor Interface USB serial dual interface Ver 1 1 Mass Storage Class Power sources Two AA type Ni MH batteries alkari batteries nickel Mn batteries nickel batteries One CR V3 battery External power source Optional AC adapter EU 37 Dimensions Height Width Depth 62 92 5 31 5 mm 2 4 3 6 1 2 inches Weight Approx 156 g 0 3 lb Temperature Operating 5 to 35 C Storage 20 to 60 C Electrical I...

Page 90: ...t Optional Accessories AC adapter EU 37 Using the AC adapter Note Read the documentation that is provided with the AC adapter before using it Model EU 37 Input AC 100 240 V Output DC 3 4 V 2 5 A Power consumption 14 W ...

Page 91: ...AC adapter has a separate AC power cable connect the cable connector firmly into the AC inlet 2 Open the connector cover on the side of the camera and plug the adapter cable into the DC port on the camera 3 Plug the AC adapter into an electrical outlet ...

Page 92: ...etting that takes effect when the equipment is turned on reset or initialized Also known as a factory setting drive A memory device such as a CD ROM hard disk or floppy disk drive driver Software that sends instructions to a computer peripheral to tell it what to do For example your printer driver accepts print data from your L 410 and sends instructions to the printer on how to print this data To...

Page 93: ...rtridge Contains the ink that your printer uses to print interface A piece of hardware a method or a standard used to connect the computer and the camera interface cable The cable that connects the L 410 to the printer or other devices JPEG A file format for strong color and grayscale images in compressed files Data saved using the JPEG format generally receives greater compression than data saved...

Page 94: ...re also counted in units of dots port An interface channel through which data is transmitted between devices printer driver See driver printer utilities See utilities reset To return the L 410 to its defaults thumbnails Small representations of images USB interface Universal Serial Bus interface Enables the user to connect up to 127 peripheral devices such as keyboards mice and printers to the com...

Page 95: ...he printer driver are referred to as printer software zoom To show a smaller area of an image at a higher magnification zoom in or a larger area at a lower magnification zoom out Digital zoom is the electronic enlargement of the center part of the captured image Optical zoom uses the lens system to enlarge the image ...

Page 96: ...d cover 19 Contacting EPSON 83 Customer support 83 D Deleting photos 49 Digital print order format 49 Digital zoom 32 Direct printing 53 printing all photos in memory 55 printing a photo on the LCD monitor 54 printing selected photos 55 DPOF 49 E EPSON Photo 4 65 Error messages 79 Exposure 39 F Flash 33 Flash range 34 Formatting the memory card 51 Frames changing 62 deleting 64 replacing 63 Functi...

Page 97: ...over 19 Operating the software 65 Optical zoom 32 Optional accessories 90 P P I F 61 P I F files 66 Photography mode 25 Portrait mode 37 Printer utilities 59 aligning the print head 60 checking the amount of ink left 59 checking the print head nozzles 59 cleaning the print head nozzles 60 Print Image Framer 61 changing the frames 62 deleting frames 64 replacing frames 63 taking photos 61 Printing ...

Page 98: ...system requirements 66 Sound setting 43 Specifications 87 Standards and approvals 87 Status and error messages 79 Storing the camera 71 T Taking photos continuously 35 in macro mode 35 in P I F mode 61 using the LCD monitor 28 using the viewfinder 31 Technical support 83 Troubleshooting 72 camera problems 72 image problems 76 printing problems 78 Turning on off the camera 23 U Unpacking the camera...

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