GNB SY-058, Owner'S Manual

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Delete All Photos
1. Press the “Mode” button until is shown on the LCD display.
2. Press the “Shutter” button within 5 seconds. The photo counter will flash. Press the “Shutter”
button again within 5 seconds to delete all the photos stored in the memory.
Delete Single Photo
1. Press the “Mode” button until is shown on the LCD display.
2. Press the “Shutter” button within 5 seconds to delete the last photo taken.
Photo Resolution
NOTE: The resolution status will always show on the LCD display as “HI” or “LO”.
1. Press the “Mode” button until is shown on the LCD display.
2. Press the “Shutter” button once to switch from “HI” Resolution to “LO” Resolution (or from “LO”
back to “HI”).
3. HI Resolution: 640x480 pixels.
4. LO Resolution: 320x240 pixels.
Photo Compression
NOTE: Photos stored in the memory can either be saved with “Hd” or “Ld” compression. The higher
the compression, the more photos you can take before filling up the memory.
1. Press the “Mode” button until “Hd” is shown on the LCD display.
2. Press the “Shutter” button once to switch from “Ld” to “Hd” compression.
3. To switch from “Hd” back to “Ld” compression, press the “Mode” button until “Ld” is shown on
the LCD display. Press the “Shutter” button once to switch from “Hd” to “Ld”.
How Many Photos Can I Store on the Camera?
NOTE: The number of photos the camera can store before the memory is full depends on which
resolution (HI or LO) and which compression (Hd or Ld) you are using.
HI Resolution (640x480 pixels) and Hd Compression: 76 photos
HI Resolution (640x480 pixels) and Ld Compression: 25 photos
LO Resolution (320x240 pixels) and Hd Compression: 274 photos
LO Resolution (320x240 pixels) and Ld Compression: 100 photos
Flash Frequency
1. Please keep the frequency of the camera flash in line with that of the natural light in the room.
2. Normally, the United States uses 60Hz fluorescent lamp frequency, so US users should use “60”.
Japan and Europe use 50Hz, so Japanese and European users should set the camera to “50”.
3. Press the “Mode” button until “60” is shown on the LCD display.
4. Press the “Shutter” button once to switch from “50” to “60” hertz frequency.
5. To switch from “60” back to “50” hertz frequency, press the “Mode” button until “50” is shown
on the LCD display. Press the “Shutter” button once to switch from “60” back to “50”.
NOTE: If the wrong frequency is selected, line bending may occur in photos or videos.