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5.3  DSC Playback Mode   

Please refer to the following illustration to familiarize yourself with 
icons and symbols of DSC Playback Mode. 

   

 

DPOF (Digital Print Order Format) icon

 

1 

File Protect icon

 

2 

 

Battery status icon

 

3 

 

Image Playback Mode icon

 

 

4 

0001

 

Number of pictures left icon

 

5 

Resolution icon

 

6 

 

Return Button 

7 

 

Menu Button 

8 

 

Zoom- Out Button 

9 

 

10 

Zoom- In Button 

 

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Summary of Contents for Pavilion t250

Page 1: ...t250 Digital Camcorder User Manual 1 ...

Page 2: ...isplay 16 2 Getting Started 17 2 1 Inserting SD Card s 17 2 2 Loading the Battery 18 2 3 Charging the Battery 21 2 4 Using the touch screen gestures 22 2 4 1 Single touch 22 2 4 2 Slide 23 2 4 3 Rotate 23 2 5 Buttons Functions 24 2 6 About LED Indicators 25 2 7 Initial settings before use 26 2 7 1 Setting Date and Time 26 3 LCD Display Information 27 3 1 Video DV Mode 27 3 2 Voice Recording Mode 2...

Page 3: ...k 39 5 LCD Display Information 41 5 1 DV Playback Mode 41 5 2 Voice Recording Playback Mode 43 5 3 DSC Playback Mode 44 6 Menu Mode 45 6 1 Menu options for DV Mode 45 6 1 1 Video Recording Resolution 45 6 1 2 White Balance 46 6 1 3 Effect 47 6 1 4 Metering 48 6 1 5 Backlight 49 6 1 6 Night Mode 50 6 1 7 Motion Detection 51 6 1 8 EV Compensation 52 6 2 Menu options of DV Voice Playback 53 6 2 1 Del...

Page 4: ... 62 6 3 8 Burst 63 6 3 9 EV compensation 64 6 4 Menus of DSC Playback 65 6 4 1 Delete 65 6 4 2 Protect 67 6 4 3 Autoplay 68 6 4 4 Rotate 69 6 4 5 DPOF 70 6 5 Settings Menu 72 6 5 1 Information 72 6 5 2 Date Time 72 6 5 3 Beep 73 6 5 4 Default 74 6 5 5 TV standard 75 6 5 6 Auto Power Off 76 6 5 7 Frequency 77 6 5 8 Language 78 6 5 9 Format 79 6 5 10 File Number Default Series 80 ...

Page 5: ...me 84 6 5 15 Start up LOGO 85 6 5 16 Face Detection 86 7 PC and TV Connection 87 7 1 Connecting to the Computer 87 7 2 Connecting to a Standard TV 87 7 3 Connecting to a HD TV 88 8 Installing the Software 89 9 Editing Software 90 10 Appendix 91 Specifications 91 Troubleshooting 93 ...

Page 6: ...your camcorder or visit http www hp com support Preface Congratulations and thank you for your purchase of this advanced digital camcorder Ensure that you read this manual carefully and keep it in a safe place for future reference 2 About This Manual This manual is designed to assist you in using your new camcorder All information presented is as accurate as possible but is subject to change witho...

Page 7: ...is equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna Increase the distance between the equipment and the receiver Connect the equipment to an outlet on a circuit different f...

Page 8: ...Union This symbol on the product or on the packaging indicates that this cannot be disposed of as household waste You must dispose of your waste equipment and or battery by handling it over to the applicable take back scheme for the recycling of electrical and electronic equipment and or battery For more information about recycling of this equipment and or battery please contact your city office t...

Page 9: ...type is inserted or used Dispose of used batteries according to their instructions 4 Keep the camcorder and its accessories out of the reach of babies toddlers and children In particular small parts such as memory cards and battery could be easily dismantled and swallowed 5 Use only the original accessories to avoid possible risks to health and property and thus meet all related legal regulations ...

Page 10: ...arthquake and other force majeure events as well as incorrect usage of electricity or use of non original accessories 2 It is the sole responsibility of the user if problems such as data loss and system failure occurred due to non factory installed software parts and or non original accessories 3 Do not attempt to repair or change the camcorder Any changes to the camcorder invalidate the warranty ...

Page 11: ...ur camcorder please turn the power off immediately and remove the battery Next remove the foreign substance or water by sending it to the authorized service maintenance center 12 To avoid the loss of video and photos on the memory card you should make a backup copy to a computer or optical disc as soon as possible Memory cards should not be considered as a long term storage device 13 All original ...

Page 12: ...t use your camcorder in or near water 4 The camcorder operating temperature is between 0ºC 40ºC 32ºF 104ºF It is normal for the operating time to be shortened when the temperature is low 5 The capacity of your camcorder battery will reduce each time it is charged emptied 6 Storage at too high or low temperatures will also result in a gradual capacity loss As a result the operating time of your cam...

Page 13: ...m 4 2 8GHz At least 2GB of RAM Standard USB 1 1 2 0 or 3 0 connection ports At least 64MB of display card Apple QuickTime or ArcSoft TotalMedia Theatre for video playback Note Windows Media Player may not playback the video files with audio USB 1 1 allows you to transmit files to the host but using USB 2 0 or 3 0 connection ports should increase the transmission speed 1 2 Features This Digital Vid...

Page 14: ...1 3 Accessories This package should contain the following items In case there is any missing or damaged item please contact your reseller immediately 14 ...

Page 15: ...Light 11 Power 3 Self timer Indicator 12 Light Button 4 Status Display 13 Mode Button 5 Recording Button 14 Tripod socket Battery Memory Card Compartment 6 USB HD TV Output 15 7 Zoom Button 16 Microphone 8 Speaker 17 Hand Strap 9 Playback Button 15 ...

Page 16: ...ng LCD Display Before taking picture or recording movie clips please adjust the LCD display for optimal viewing This camcorder will allow the LCD display to be completely rotated for playback viewing if desired 16 ...

Page 17: ...the SD card gently into the slot Make sure the copper contact faces upwards SD card 1 SD SDHC card 17 SD card 2 Micro SD card Note To avoid damage to the camcorder and memory cards DO NOT insert while powered up Damage to the memory card will result in loss of video and photos ...

Page 18: ...r Note Insert the battery correctly according to this description Failure to due this could result in damage to this Digital Video Camcorder and result in fire 1 Open the battery cover 2 Insert the battery according to the illustration Be sure to have the battery terminal contacts match with the camcorder 18 ...

Page 19: ...se the battery cover Battery Status Indicator Battery full Battery half full Battery empty y Charging battery A new battery should be charged at least 4 hours y The device power is supplied by DC input No 19 ...

Page 20: ...20 battery inside ...

Page 21: ...ptor to charge the lithium battery whether the camcorder is on or off Insert the lithium battery into the camcorder and connect the camera to the cable of the AC adaptor You can also charge the battery by a PC via USB port when the system is off 21 ...

Page 22: ...gestures 2 4 1 Single touch The single touch function acts as a hotkey menu to adjust basic settings directly on the display 1 Mode change Video Photo and Voice Recording 2 Resolution change Full HD HD WVGA WEB or 16M 8M 5M 3M 22 ...

Page 23: ...2 4 2 Slide Slide right or left to view the previous file or the next file in Playback Mode 2 4 3 Rotate Under Playback Mode you can rotate the image by 90 step as shown below 23 ...

Page 24: ...r MODE Button In MENU and PLAY BACK modes these buttons can be used for selection of the relevant functions LIGHT is for left and MODE is for right This camcorder is equipped with 5X optical zoom and 4X digital zoom function Please note that the 4X digital zoom is supported in 720P or lower video resolutions Zoom Button The T and W buttons can be used for function selection in the mode of MENU Pre...

Page 25: ...last file Playback Button 2 6 About LED Indicators Below table describes the meaning of the camera LED indicators Indicator Color Definition Power Green Turning power on Rear LED Recording Red blinking Recording Front LED Self timer Red blinking Start of Self timer 25 ...

Page 26: ...d time by pressing the Zoom Buttons and or touching the screen to select 2 Press Mode Buttons or touch the indicator to highlight each column Use Zoom Buttons to adjust the value Press Recording Button to store your changes or touch the screen to adjust the date and time before pressing the Return Button to store the value and leave the setting 26 ...

Page 27: ... 1 Video DV Mode The following illustration shows the LCD display layout and icon description in the DV Mode DV Movie Clip Mode icon 1 2 Motion Detection icon 3 Night Mode icon 4 Exposure compensation icon Color effect icon 5 27 ...

Page 28: ...00 00 9 Remaining recording time icon Resolution Button 10 Backlight icon 11 Histogram icon 12 13 Playback Button 14 Digital Zoom Button 15 Menu Button Memory Status icon SD card 1 icon 28 16 Micro SD card 2 icon Internal memory icon displayed when there is no SD card ...

Page 29: ...and icon description in the Voice Recording Mode Voice Recording Mode icon 1 Battery status icon 2 Recording time left icon 00 00 00 3 Playback Button 4 5 Menu Button Memory Status icon SD card 1 icon 29 6 Micro SD card 2 icon Internal memory icon displayed when there is no SD card ...

Page 30: ... Mode The following illustration shows the LCD display layout and icon description in the DSC Mode DSC Mode icon 1 Night Mode icon 2 EV compensation icon 3 Effect icon 4 Metering Mode icon 5 White balance icon 6 30 ...

Page 31: ...ution Button 9 Backlight icon 10 Histogram icon 11 Playback Button 12 Digital zoom Button 13 14 Menu Button Memory Status icon SD card 1 icon 31 15 Micro SD card 2 icon Internal memory icon displayed when there is no SD card 16 Burst icon Self timer icon 17 ...

Page 32: ...e Mode Button or touch the DV Mode icon on the LCD screen to switch to DV mode 2 Press the Recording Button to start recording Press the Recording Button again to stop recording 3 The camcorder will store the video clip automatically 32 DV Mode Icon Note It is recommended to use a 4 GB or greater SD SDHC memory card for video recording ...

Page 33: ...ratio will be different depending on the setting of video resolution Please refer to the table shown below Video Resolution Preview 16 9 ratio FHD 1920 x 1080p HD 1280 x 720p WVGA 848 x 480p 4 3 ratio WEB 320 x 240 33 ...

Page 34: ... Press the Mode Button or touch the screen to select the Voice Recording Mode icon to switch to Voice Recording Mode 2 Press the Recording Button to start voice recording Press the Recording Button again to stop voice recording 34 Voice Recording Mode ...

Page 35: ...r 2 If the file has been edited processed on a computer or captured with another camcorder camera 1 In DV Voice Recording Mode pressing the Playback Button or touching the Playback Mode icon on the LCD screen to will put the camcorder in playback mode The last file stored will be displayed on the LCD screen Playback 35 Playback Mode icon Playback Mode icon ...

Page 36: ...he file thumbnail or press the Zoom Button to select the file and press Recording Button 3 To pause the Playback of file press the Recording Button or touch the screen icon 4 Press Playback Button again or touch the screen to select the Return Button the digital video camera will return to DV Voice Recording Mode 36 ...

Page 37: ... and icons to vary the speed Review the table below for details Playback speed is as below when the Slow Motion is OFF Playback speed is as below when the Slow Motion is ON 2X play 1 2X play Rewind Forward Rewind Forward 4X play 1 4X play Rewind Forward Rewind Forward 8X play 1 8X play Rewind Forward Rewind Forward 16X play 1 16X play Rewind Forward Rewind Forward 37 ...

Page 38: ...g a picture 1 Turn on the camcorder Press the Mode Button or touch the screen to select the DSC Mode icon to switch to DSC Mode 2 Press the Recording Button to capture photos The camcorder will store the picture automatically DSC Mode icon 38 ...

Page 39: ...s Playback Button or touch the screen to select the Playback Button icon to display the images on the LCD screen 39 Playback Playback Mode Icon 2 Touch the file thumbnail or press the Zoom Button to select the file and press Recording Button ...

Page 40: ...e picture Press the Mode Button or touch the screen to select the 4 way icons to move the image 4 Press Zoom Button or touch the Return Button to return to full screen for viewing photos 5 Press the Playback Button again or touch the screen to select the Return Button will restore to DSC capture mode 40 ...

Page 41: ...following table regarding the description of each icon and symbol Slow Motion Playback Button 1 File Protect icon 2 Battery status icon 3 Playback Mode icon 4 00 00 00 Length of each Movie clip icon 5 Resolution icon 6 Return Button 7 Fast forward Playback Button 8 41 ...

Page 42: ... and file number Note 1 Maximum capacity of each recorded file is 4GB Once the recording reaches 4 GB the camcorder will automatically stop recording Press the record button to begin recording again 2 Setting of high resolution will result in larger file size and therefore shorter recording time per recording 42 ...

Page 43: ...h icon and symbol File Protect icon 1 Battery status icon 2 Playback Mode icon 3 00 00 00 Length of each voice recording icon 4 Return Button 5 Fast forward Playback Button 6 Playback Pause Button 7 Fast rewind Playback Button 8 Menu Button 9 10 Sound volume Button 100 0001 11 Folder and file number 43 ...

Page 44: ...ourself with icons and symbols of DSC Playback Mode DPOF Digital Print Order Format icon 1 File Protect icon 2 Battery status icon 3 Image Playback Mode icon 4 0001 Number of pictures left icon 5 Resolution icon 6 Return Button 7 Menu Button 8 Zoom Out Button 9 10 Zoom In Button 44 ...

Page 45: ...h the icon or press the Menu Button then touch the Resolution option to display the submenu 3 Touch the desired resolution option to select as illustrated below After an option is selected the Menu screen will be displayed again 45 FHD 1920 x 1080p 1280 x 720p HD 848 x 480p WVGA 320 x 240 WEB Note 1 When setting to FHD HD or WVGA resolution the LCD display aspect ratio is 16 9 2 When setting to WE...

Page 46: ...Menu screen will be displayed again The Digital Video Camera automatically adjusts white balance Auto The setting is suitable for outdoor recording in daylight Daylight The setting is suitable for recording in cloudy or shady environments Cloudy The setting is suitable for indoor with fluorescent lamp lighting or environments with high color temperature Fluorescent The setting is suitable for indo...

Page 47: ... the submenu 3 Touch the desired Effect option Normal B W Black White or Sepia to select as illustrated below After an option is selected the Menu screen will be displayed again Normal Make recordings in nature color B W Make recordings in B W Black and White color Sepia Make recordings in Sepia toned color 4 Touch the icon to return to video recording mode ...

Page 48: ...as illustrated below After an option is selected the Menu screen will be displayed again This setting is to ensure correct exposure for the object even if the background is very bright or very dark Spot Use this setting to preserve background details while letting lighting conditions at the center of the frame define exposure Center Touch AE Touch the object to make it with suitable light 4 Touch ...

Page 49: ...cklight option to display the submenu 3 Touch the desired Backlight option to enable or disable the function as illustrated below After an option is selected the Menu screen will be displayed again The default setting is disabled Enabling the option will compensate for a backlit subjects 4 Touch the icon to return to video recording mode ...

Page 50: ...t Mode option to display the submenu 3 Touch the desired Night Mode option to enable or disable the function as illustrated below After an option is selected the Menu screen will be displayed again The default setting is disabled Enabling the option will compensate for a low light situations 4 Touch the icon to return to video recording mode ...

Page 51: ... will NOT automatically shut down due to the power saving mode 1 Power on the camcorder and make sure it is in the DV Mode 51 2 Touch the icon or press the Menu Button then touch the Motion Detection option to display the submenu 3 Touch the desired Motion Detection option to enable or disable the function as illustrated below After an option is selected the Menu screen will be displayed again The...

Page 52: ...it is in the DV Mode 52 2 Touch the icon or press the Menu Button then touch the EV Compensation option to display the submenu 3 Touch the icon to decrease the EV value or touch the icon to increase the EV value The EV value can also be changed by pressing the Mode Buttons to select left right will increase or decrease EV value by steps Press the Recording Button to confirm 4 Touch the icon to ret...

Page 53: ...r on the camcorder and make sure it is in the DV Voice Playback Mode 2 Touch the screen to select the file to be deleted and touch the 53 icon or press the Menu Button to enter Menu mode 3 Touch the Delete option to enter the Delete submenu Next touch the screen to select Delete One or Delete All 4 Touch the screen to select Yes or No to delete file s ...

Page 54: ... Digital Video Camera Delete All Note The file cannot be recovered once it is deleted Please make sure you have backed up the file if desired before Deleting Protected files cannot be deleted Before deleting you must unlock it 5 Touch the icon to return to Playback mode ...

Page 55: ...e is already protected the lock icon will be displayed in the upper part of the screen as illustrated below Protect Lock 3 Touch the Protect option to enter the Protect submenu Next touch the screen to select the desired option Note To unlock the file from Protect repeat steps stated above When the Protection is relieved from Protect mode the locked icon will disappear 4 Touch the icon to return t...

Page 56: ...56 2 Touch the icon or press the Menu Button then touch the Resolution option to display the submenu 3 Touch the desired resolution option to select as illustrated below After an option is selected the Menu screen will be displayed again 16M 4608 x 3456 pixels Interpolation 8M 3200 x 2400 pixels Interpolation 5M 2592 x 1944 pixels 3M 2048 x 1536 pixels 4 Touch the icon to return to DSC recording m...

Page 57: ...e Menu screen will be displayed again The Digital Video Camera automatically adjusts white balance Auto The setting is suitable for outdoor recording in daylight Daylight The setting is suitable for recording in cloudy or shady environments Cloudy The setting is suitable for indoor with fluorescent lamp lighting or environments with high color temperature Fluorescent The setting is suitable for in...

Page 58: ...he Menu Button then touch the Effect option to display the submenu 3 Touch the desired Effect option Normal B W Black White or Sepia to select as illustrated below After an option is selected the Menu screen will be displayed again Normal Make recordings in nature color B W Make recordings in B W Black and White color Sepia Make recordings in Sepia toned color 4 Touch the icon to return to DSC rec...

Page 59: ...t as illustrated below After an option is selected the Menu screen will be displayed again This setting is to ensure correct exposure for the object even if the background is very bright or very dark Spot Use this setting to preserve background details while letting lighting conditions at the center of the frame define exposure Center Touch AE Touch the object to make it with suitable light 4 Touc...

Page 60: ...Backlight option to display the submenu 3 Touch the desired Backlight option to enable or disable the function as illustrated below After an option is selected the Menu screen will be displayed again The default setting is disabled Enabling the option will compensate for a backlit subjects 4 Touch the icon to return to DSC recording mode ...

Page 61: ...n to display the submenu 3 Touch the desired Night Mode option to enable or disable the function as illustrated below After an option is selected the Menu screen will be displayed again The default setting is disabled Enabling the option will compensate for a low light situations The default setting is off 4 Touch the icon to return to DSC recording mode ...

Page 62: ...u 3 Touch the desired Self timer option Off 2S or 10S to select as illustrated below After an option is selected the Menu screen will be displayed again The default setting is off The image will be taken 2 seconds after the shutter is released 2S 2 secs The image will be taken 10 seconds after the shutter is released 10S 10 secs 4 Touch the icon to return to DSC recording mode ...

Page 63: ... in the DSC Mode 63 2 Touch the icon or press the Menu Button then touch the Burst Mode option to display the submenu 3 Touch the desired Burst Mode option to enable or disable the function as illustrated below After an option is selected the Menu screen will be displayed again The default setting is disabled The default setting is off 4 Touch the icon to return to DSC recording mode ...

Page 64: ...it is in the DSC Mode 64 2 Touch the icon or press the Menu Button then touch the EV Compensation option to display the submenu 3 Touch the icon to decrease the EV value or touch the icon to increase the EV value The EV value can also be changed by pressing the Mode Buttons to select left right will increase or decrease EV value by steps Press the Recording Button to confirm 4 Touch the icon to re...

Page 65: ...he camcorder and make sure it is in the DSC Playback Mode 2 Touch the screen to select the file to be deleted and touch the icon or press the Menu Button to enter Menu mode 3 Touch the Delete option to enter the Delete submenu Next touch the screen to select Delete One or Delete All 4 Touch the screen to select Yes or No to delete file s 65 ...

Page 66: ...he Digital Video Camera Delete All Note Photos cannot be recovered once deleted Please make sure you have backed up the Photo s if desired before deleting Protected photos cannot be deleted Before deleting you must unlock it 5 Touch the icon to return to Playback mode ...

Page 67: ...enu mode If the photo is already protected the lock icon will be displayed in the upper part of the screen as illustrated below Protect Lock 67 3 Touch the Protect option to enter the Protect submenu Next touch the screen to select the desired option Note Repeat above steps to unlock the file When the file is unlocked the locked icon will disappear 4 Touch the icon to return to Playback mode ...

Page 68: ...Mode 2 Touch the screen to select the file to begin the slideshow and touch the icon or press the Menu Button to enter Menu mode 3 Touch the desired photo display interval Off 1 sec or 3 secs The photo slideshow will begin to play at the selected interval 4 Touch the LCD screen to suspend the slideshow and return to Menu mode 68 5 Touch the icon to return to Playback mode ...

Page 69: ...nd touch the icon or press the Menu Button to enter Menu mode 3 Touch the desired photo rotation Left 90 or Right 90 The photo will rotate according to your selection Continue to touch the desired rotation option until finished 4 Touch the icon to return to the previous Menu mode 69 5 Touch the icon again to return to Playback mode ...

Page 70: ...the DSC Playback Mode 2 Touch the screen to select the file to be printed and touch the icon or press the Menu Button to enter Menu mode If the photo has already been selected for print the DPOF icon will be displayed in the upper part of the screen as illustrated below 70 DPOF icon 3 Touch the DPOF option to enter the DPOF submenu Next touch the screen to select the desired option ...

Page 71: ...ous Menu screen will be displayed 71 5 Touch the icon again to return to Playback mode Note 1 A memory card is required for the DPOF function 2 If you insert the memory card into a DPOF compatible printer these selected photos will begin to print after prompted ...

Page 72: ...e best video and photos 1 Power on the camcorder 72 2 Touch the icon or press the Menu Button then touch the Settings icon Touch the Information option to display the Information submenu 3 Touch the desired option Normal Histogram or Off to select as illustrated below After an option is selected the Menu screen will be displayed again The default setting is Normal 4 Touch the icon to exit the Menu...

Page 73: ...e icon or press the Menu Button then touch the Settings icon Touch the Beep option to display the submenu 3 Touch the desired option to enable or disable the camcorder sound effects The default option is On 4 Touch the icon to exit the Menu mode 73 ...

Page 74: ...ouch the icon or press the Menu Button then touch the Settings icon Touch the Default option to display the submenu 3 Touch the desired option to restore or not to restore the camcorder original factory settings If you select yes another prompt will be displayed again to confirm 4 Touch the icon to exit the Menu mode ...

Page 75: ... icon Touch the TV Standard option to display the submenu 3 Touch the desired option to match your TV area TV out standard setting reference NTSC USA Canada Japan Korea Taiwan Mexico Australia Austria Belgium China Denmark Finland Germany UK Italy Kuwait Malaysia New Zealand Singapore Spain Sweden Switzerland Thailand Norway PAL 5 Touch the icon to exit the Menu mode ...

Page 76: ...amcorder 76 2 Touch the icon or press the Menu Button then touch the Settings icon Touch the Auto Power Off option to display the submenu 3 Touch the desired option Off 3 MIN or 5 MIN to select as illustrated below After an option is selected the Menu screen will be displayed again The default setting is 3 minutes 4 Touch the icon to exit the Menu mode ...

Page 77: ...ouch the icon or press the Menu Button then touch the Settings icon Touch the Frequency option to display the submenu 3 Touch the desired option to match your area Frequency setting reference UK Germany Spain Italy France Netherlands Portugal Russia China Japan 50HZ 60HZ USA Taiwan Korea Japan 4 Touch the icon to exit the Menu mode ...

Page 78: ...e Settings icon Touch the Language option to display the submenu 3 Touch the desired User Interface language English German French Italian Japanese Spanish Portuguese Traditional Chinese Simplified Chinese Turkish Russian Thai Arabian or Korean to select 4 Touch the icon to exit the Menu mode 78 ...

Page 79: ...ton then touch the Settings icon Touch the Format option to display the submenu 3 Remove all memory cards to format the internal memory Touch O Yes to select to format the card or memory Touch X No to cancel and return to the Settings menu If you select yes another prompt will be displayed again to confirm Note All Video Photo and Audio content on the card or internal memory will be deleted and CA...

Page 80: ...nsecutively If Reset is selected the next file name will start from 0001 even after formatting deleting or inserting a new memory card 1 Power on the camcorder 80 2 Touch the icon or press the Menu Button then touch the Settings icon Touch the File Number option to display the submenu 3 Touch the desired option 4 Touch the icon to exit the Menu mode ...

Page 81: ...e screen 1 Power on the camcorder 81 2 Touch the icon or press the Menu Button then touch the Settings icon Touch the LCD Brightness option to display the submenu 3 Touch the desired option The brighter the LCD the more drain on the battery 4 Touch the icon to exit the Menu mode ...

Page 82: ...e camcorder 82 2 Touch the icon or press the Menu Button then touch the Settings icon Touch the Instant Review option to display the submenu 3 Touch the desired option 1S 3S or 5S to select as illustrated below After an option is selected the Menu screen will be displayed again The default setting is 1 second 4 Touch the icon to exit the Menu mode ...

Page 83: ...n to display the submenu 3 Touch the desired option SD1 is the SD SDHC memory card slot and SD2 is the micro SD card slot If you select a card source that does NOT have a memory card inserted a No Card prompt will briefly be displayed Note Power off the camcorder before inserting a memory card to avoid damage and loss of content on the card When inserting SD card slot 1 or slot 2 can be selected f...

Page 84: ... or press the Menu Button then touch the Settings icon Touch the Volume option to display the submenu 3 Touch the desired option High Medium or Low to select as illustrated below After an option is selected the Menu screen will be displayed again The default setting is Medium 4 Touch the icon to exit the Menu mode ...

Page 85: ...Logo option to display the submenu 3 Touch the desired option Default or User Setting to select as illustrated below If Default is selected then the camcorder will display the HP startup screen 4 If the User Setting option is selected cycle through the photos stored on the camcorders memory card or internal and touch the desired photo you want when the camcorder powers up 5 The camcorder will exit...

Page 86: ...ouch the icon or press the Menu Button then touch the Settings icon Touch the Face Detection option to display the submenu 3 Touch the desired option to enable or disable the setting The default option is Off Enabling face detection may slow the shot to shot time 4 Touch the icon to exit the Menu mode Note Face Detection can ONLY be used in DSC Photo mode ...

Page 87: ... Computer As shown in the illustration use the USB cable provided to connect the camcorder to a PC for file transmission 7 2 Connecting to a Standard TV As shown in the illustration use the video cable to connect the camcorder to a standard TV 87 ...

Page 88: ...tration use the HDMI cable provided to connect the camcorder to a HD TV or HDMI enabled PC monitor for high resolution picture display Note Some TVs may not recognize this image format 1080p 30fps Please confirm the resolution of the connected TV 88 ...

Page 89: ...2 If the CD is not executed automatically please use the root menu of the computer to locate the Install_CD exe file in the CD root menu The following screen will be displayed 3 Press the Menu item and follow the Installation process and follow the instructions on screen 89 ...

Page 90: ...s featuring your photo video and music files Edit enhance and add creative effects to your photos You can z Create your own movies or photo slide shows complete with soundtrack z Upload your files easily to YouTube z Or share them through simple email attachments or popular photo printing z You can go to http www arcsoft com for more information 90 ...

Page 91: ...W Sepia f 5 25 mm F 3 5 3 7 Lens f 38 190 mm 35mm equivalent Wide 10cm Infinity Focus range Tele 100cm Infinity Format JPEG DPOF EXIF Still image Resolution 3MP 5MP 8MP Interpolation 16M Interpolation Resolution NTSC PAL Full HD 1920 x 1080 30fps 30fps HD 1280x720 30fps 30fps 91 WVGA 848x480 60fps 60fps WEB 320x240 30fps 30fps Recording method fps Format H 264 MOV TV output NTSC PAL Zoom Optical Z...

Page 92: ...Off White balance Auto Daylight Cloudy Fluorescent Tungsten Exposure 2 0 EV 2 0 EV 0 5EV step Self Timer Off 2 seconds 10 seconds Ports 1 USB 2 0 mass storage device AV out DC in 2 HDMI Shutter Electronic shutter 1 2 1 4000 sec Auto Power Off Off 3 minutes 5 minutes Power Source NP 60 Lithium battery 1050mAh Dimensions 110 L x 68 H x 37 W mm Weight About 186g without battery and SD card ...

Page 93: ...er again 2 Recharge the Battery Photos are not stored in the memory The camcorder was Powered off before it completed storing the images Be sure the Battery is charged and do not power off the camcorder until 5 seconds after a video of photo is recorded Camera shutdown when using Self timer shooting picture Battery exhausted Recharge the Battery Images are out of focus Object exceeds the range of ...

Page 94: ...Memory card type or format not supported 3 Use only SD SDHC or micro SD memory cards Short circuit occurred when connecting the camera to other device All Buttons can not work or camera hangs Remove the Battery and re insert after 10 seconds Battery power was okay when the camcorder was new but now lasts only a few minutes Rechargeable Batteries do wear out after a year or longer Replace the NP 60...

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