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Chapter 1: Getting Started

Installing the Software

The HP Image Zone software allows you to transfer images

from the camera, and then view, edit, print, or e-mail them. It

also allows you to configure the

HP Instant Share

menu on

the camera.

NOTE

If you do not install the HP Image Zone software, you

can still use the camera, but certain features will be

affected. For details, see

Using Your Camera without

Installing the HP Image Zone Software

on page 113.

Windows

In order for the HP Image Zone software to install successfully

on your Windows computer, you must have installed at least

Internet Explorer 5.01 on Windows 2000 or XP, or Internet

Explorer 5.01 Service Pack 2 on Windows 98, 98 SE, or Me.

Close all programs and temporarily disable any virus

protection software running on your computer.

Insert the HP Image Zone software CD into the CD drive of

your computer. Follow the instructions in the installation

screen that automatically appears.

NOTE

If the installation screen does not appear, click

Start

click

Run

, type

X:\Setup.exe

, where

is the letter of your

CD drive, then click

NOTE

If you have trouble installing or using the HP Image

Zone software, see the HP Customer Support website:

www.hp.com/support for more information.

Summary of Contents for Photosmart R507

Page 1: ...HP Photosmart R507 R607 digital camera with HP Instant Share User s Manual ...

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Page 3: ...ot be liable for errors contained herein or for consequential damages in connection with the furnishing performance or use of this material Microsoft and Windows are U S registered trademarks of Microsoft Corporation Apple Macintosh and Mac are registered trademarks of Apple Computer Inc ArcSoft is a registered trademark of ArcSoft Inc Panorama MakerTM is a trademark of ArcSoft Inc PENTAX is a reg...

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Page 5: ...oosing the Language 17 Setting the Date and Time 18 Installing the Software 19 Windows 19 Macintosh 20 User Manual on the CD 20 Camera Parts 21 Back of the Camera 21 Top of the Camera 24 Front Side and Bottom of the Camera 25 Camera States 26 Camera Menus 27 Using the Help Menu 29 Camera Status Screen 29 Chapter 2 Taking Pictures and Recording Video Clips 31 Taking Still Pictures 31 Recording Audi...

Page 6: ...he Shooting Modes 45 Picture Quality for Long Exposures 47 Using Panorama Mode 48 Taking a Panoramic Sequence of Pictures 49 Using the Capture Menu 50 Help for the Menu Options 51 EV Compensation 51 Image Quality 52 Custom Image Quality 55 White Balance 57 Manual White Balance 58 ISO Speed 59 AE Metering 60 Adaptive Lighting 62 Color 64 Saturation 65 Sharpness 66 Date Time Imprint 67 Chapter 3 Rev...

Page 7: ...dows Computer 88 Setting Up Destinations on a Macintosh Computer 89 Using the HP Instant Share Menu 90 Selecting All Images for HP Instant Share Destinations 92 Selecting Individual Images for HP Instant Share Destinations 93 How HP Instant Share E mails Images 94 Chapter 5 Transferring and Printing Images 97 Transferring Images to a Computer 97 Printing Panoramas 99 Printing Panoramas from Panora...

Page 8: ...ing the HP Image Zone Software 113 Transferring Images to a Computer without HP Image Zone Software 114 Using a Memory Card Reader 114 Configuring the Camera as a Disk Drive 117 Problems and Solutions 119 Error Messages on the Camera 130 Error Messages on the Computer 140 Camera Self diagnostic Tests 143 Getting Assistance 144 HP Accessibility Website 144 HP Photosmart Website 144 Support Process ...

Page 9: ...n Batteries 153 Battery Performance 154 Number of Shots per Battery Charge 155 Battery Gauge 156 Recharging the Lithium Ion Battery 157 Safety Precautions for Recharging Lithium Ion Batteries 159 Sleep Time out for Power Conservation 160 Appendix B Purchasing Camera Accessories 161 Appendix C Specifications 165 Memory Capacity 171 ...

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Page 11: ...resses and online albums the next time you connect the camera to your computer Your friends and family can easily receive and view your pictures in e mail without being burdened by large file attachments And with the direct printing capability you can easily select images in your camera to be automatically printed the next time you connect the camera to your computer or directly to any HP Photosma...

Page 12: ... If you buy the HP Photosmart R series dock you will notice one or more clear dock inserts included in the box with the dock When setting up the dock for use with this camera make sure you use the dock insert that has the BLUE sticker on it Follow the instructions in the dock User s Manual to connect the dock insert to the camera dock Attaching the Wrist Strap Attach the wrist strap to the mount o...

Page 13: ...ored on the card The camera s internal memory is only used when there is no memory card in the camera 1 Hold the camera with the bottom facing up as shown and slide the Battery Memory card door latch to open the Battery Memory card door 2 With the back of the camera facing up insert the memory card in the smaller slot with the notched side of the card going in first as shown Make sure the memory c...

Page 14: ...ory card door is already open skip this step and go on to step 2 Hold the camera with the bottom facing up as shown and slide the Battery Memory card door latch to open the Battery Memory card door 2 Insert the battery in the larger slot as shown and push it in until the latch catches 3 Close the Battery Memory card door on the bottom of the camera by pushing the door down until it snaps closed To...

Page 15: ...rrite will not degrade the performance or safety of the camera Attach the ferrite to the thin HP AC adapter cord the cord that attaches to the camera not the cord that attaches to the wall in the following way 1 Wrap the cord around the ferrite so that the cord passes through the ferrite three times as shown here 2 Adjust the cord so that the edge of the ferrite is 10 cm 4 inches from the end of t...

Page 16: ...electrical outlet 2 Open the small rubber door on the side of the camera 3 Attach the thin cord from the AC adapter to the power adapter connector on the side of the camera as shown The Power light on the top of the camera will start blinking to show that the battery is charging The rechargeable lithium ion battery will usually charge fully in 4 6 hours When the Power light stops blinking the batt...

Page 17: ...ging Batteries on page 151 Turning on Power Turn the camera on by sliding the ON OFF switch to the right and then releasing it The lens extends and the Power light on the top of the camera turns on solid green Choosing the Language The first time you turn the camera on the following screen appears and prompts you to choose a language 1 Scroll to the language that you want by using the buttons on t...

Page 18: ...e value of the highlighted selection using the buttons 2 Press the buttons to move to the other selections 3 Repeat steps 1 and 2 until the correct date time format date and time are set 4 Press the Menu OK button when you have entered the proper values for the date and time A confirmation screen appears asking if the correct date and time have been set 5 If the date and time are correct press the...

Page 19: ...ssfully on your Windows computer you must have installed at least Internet Explorer 5 01 on Windows 2000 or XP or Internet Explorer 5 01 Service Pack 2 on Windows 98 98 SE or Me 1 Close all programs and temporarily disable any virus protection software running on your computer 2 Insert the HP Image Zone software CD into the CD drive of your computer Follow the instructions in the installation scre...

Page 20: ...oftware or to take advantage of the HP Instant Share functionality you must first change the USB Configuration setting to Disk Drive on the camera See Chapter 6 Using the Setup Menu on page 103 NOTE If you have trouble installing or using the HP Image Zone software see the HP Customer Support website www hp com support for more information User Manual on the CD A copy of this camera User s Manual ...

Page 21: ...ewfinder lights z solid red Video is recording z AF solid green When you press the Shutter button halfway down this light turns on solid when the camera is ready to take a picture auto exposure and auto focus are locked and the flash is ready z AF blinking green Either a focus warning occurred when you pressed the Shutter button halfway down the flash is still charging or the camera is processing ...

Page 22: ...he wide angle position z Thumbnails While in Playback allows you to view still images and the first frames of video clips arranged in a matrix of nine thumbnail images per screen z Zoom In While taking still pictures zooms in the lens to the telephoto position z Magnify While in Playback allows you to magnify a still image 5 Wrist strap mount page 12 Allows you to attach a wrist strap to the camer...

Page 23: ... or PictBridge compatible printer 10 HP Instant Share button page 85 Turns the HP Instant Share menu on and off on the Image Display 11 Playback button page 70 Turns Playback on and off on the Image Display 12 Live View button page 35 Turns Live View on and off on the Image Display 13 Image Display page 35 Allows you to frame pictures and video clips using Live View and review them afterward in Pl...

Page 24: ... for taking still pictures 3 Macro button page 38 Allows you to select between the Macro Super Macro and Normal settings 4 Shutter button pages 31 32 Takes a picture and records audio 5 Power light Around the Shutter button z Solid Camera is on z Blinking slowly Camera is off and is charging the battery z Off Camera is off 6 Video button page 34 Starts and stops recording a video clip 6 4 1 2 3 5 ...

Page 25: ...Timer is activated 3 Microphone page 32 Records sound audio and video 4 USB connector pages 97 100 Allows you to connect a USB cable from the camera to a USB enabled computer or printer 5 Power adapterconnector page 16 Allows you to connect the HP AC power adapter to the camera to either operate the camera without a battery or recharge the lithium ion rechargeable battery in the camera 6 7 8 1 4 5...

Page 26: ...out using Capture see Chapter 2 Taking Pictures and Recording Video Clips on page 31 Playback Allows you to review the still images and video clips that you capture For information about using Playback see Chapter 3 Reviewing Images and Video Clips on page 69 6 Camera dock connector page 162 Allows you to connect the camera to the optional HP Photosmart R series dock 7 Tripod mount Allows you to m...

Page 27: ... buttons to move to the menu tab for that menu To display the Capture Menu press the Live View button to turn Live View on then press the Menu OK button A shortcut is to simply press the Menu OK button when Live View is off For information about using this menu see Using the Capture Menu on page 50 To display the Playback Menu press the Playback button to turn Playback on and then press the Menu O...

Page 28: ...ting Up the HP Instant Share Menu on the Camera on page 86 To display the Setup Menu first access either the Capture Playback or HP Instant Share menu then use the buttons to move to the menu tab for the Setup Menu For information about using the Setup Menu see Chapter 6 Using the Setup Menu on page 103 To display the Help Menu first access either the Capture Playback or HP Instant Share menu then...

Page 29: ...era Status Screen A status screen appears for a few seconds in the Image Display any time you press the Mode Focus Flash or Timer Burst buttons when Live View is off As shown in the example here a text description of the current setting for the button that was just pressed appears at the top of the screen Beneath that icons for the current shooting mode Flash Focus and Timer Burst settings are sho...

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Page 31: ...r picture in the viewfinder 2 Hold the camera steady especially if using zoom and press the Shutter button on the top of the camera halfway down The camera measures and then locks the focus and exposure the AF viewfinder light turns on solid green when focus is locked see Using Auto Focus on page 36 for details 3 Press the Shutter button all the way down to take the picture You will hear a shutter...

Page 32: ...y taking pictures Recording Audio with Still Pictures There are two ways to attach an audio clip to a still picture Add an audio clip to the picture later or re record the audio that was captured when the picture was taken For details on how to do this see Record Audio on page 83 Record the audio while you are taking the picture as explained in this section You will not be able to use this method ...

Page 33: ...layback to review the audio clips you have recorded See Using the Playback Menu on page 75 To delete or record a new audio clip use the Record Audio option in the Playback menu See Record Audio on page 83 Orientation Sensor An electro mechanical device in the camera determines whether the camera is being held horizontally or vertically when a still picture is taken The camera uses the data from th...

Page 34: ...er appear on the Image Display See Using Live View on page 35 3 To stop recording video press and release the Video button again otherwise the video will continue recording until the camera runs out of memory NOTE If you have set the camera to Self Timer or Self Timer 2 Shots see Using the Self Timer Settings on page 43 the camera will start recording 10 seconds after you press the Video button Ho...

Page 35: ...g table describes the information that is displayed in the Live View screen of the Image Display when the camera settings are at their default values and an optional memory card is installed in the camera If you change other camera settings icons for those settings will also be displayed in the Live View screen Icon Description 1 Indicates that a memory card is installed in the camera 2 or z Batte...

Page 36: ...cally measure and then lock the focus The AF viewfinder light turns on solid green and one or more pairs of green focus zone brackets appear in the Live View screen when the image is in focus and the camera can lock the focus However the AF viewfinder light blinks green and the focus brackets in Live View turn red when the camera is unable to focus 3 12 Remaining pictures count actual number depen...

Page 37: ... originally trying to photograph see Using Focus Lock on page 38 You can also simply turn on more light if that is possible z If the AF viewfinder light blinks green the focus brackets turn red and either the Macro icon or the Super Macro blinks in the Live View screen one of the following is true The camera is set to the Normal Focus range but detects the focus is closer than the normal range The...

Page 38: ...er positioning 4 Press the Shutter button all the way down to take the picture Using the Focus Range Settings The Macro button lets you toggle between three focus settings on the camera The following table describes each of the focus range settings on the camera Setting Description Normal Focus Use when taking pictures of subjects greater than 0 4 m 16 in away Auto focus is limited to a range of 0...

Page 39: ... 4 m in Macro and 0 18 m in Super Macro thus making the camera more likely to focus on an object in the background z Holding the button while pressing the Shutter halfway down causes the camera to begin searching for focus from the nearest position 0 4 m in Normal Focus 0 18 m in Macro and 0 06 m in Super Macro thus making the camera more likely to focus on an object in the foreground Super Macro ...

Page 40: ...deo clips or while in Super Macro focus range Optical zoom works like the zoom on a traditional film camera with physical lens elements moving inside the camera to make the subject of your picture appear closer Press Zoom Out and Zoom In on the Zoom lever to move the lens between wide angle 1x and telephoto 3x positions Digital Zoom NOTE Digital zoom does not work while shooting panoramic images w...

Page 41: ...ps Release Zoom Out and then press it again NOTE Digital zoom reduces the resolution of an image so your picture will tend to be more pixilated than the same image taken with optical zoom If you just intend to e mail an image or post it to a website this loss of resolution will not be noticeable but in situations where the highest quality counts such as printing limit the use of digital zoom It is...

Page 42: ...ary Red Eye The camera measures light and uses the flash with red eye reduction if necessary see the following NOTE for a description of red eye reduction Flash On The camera always flashes If the light is behind your subject you can use this setting to increase the light on the front of your subject This is called fill flash Flash Off The camera will not flash no matter the lighting conditions Ni...

Page 43: ...flash NOTE You can remove red eyes from human subjects in still images that you have taken using the Remove Red Eyes option in the Playback Menu see page 80 Using the Self Timer Settings 1 Secure the camera to a tripod or set it on a stable surface 2 Press the Timer Burst button until Self Timer or Self Timer 2 Shots appears in the Image Display 3 Frame the subject in either the viewfinder or in L...

Page 44: ...l when one or more subjects will be entering the picture during the 10 second countdown period NOTE You cannot record audio with a still picture when using the Self Timer settings but you can add an audio clip later see Record Audio on page 83 For Video Clips To start recording video press the Video button and then release it If the Image Display is on a 10 second countdown appears on the screen T...

Page 45: ...rame the subject and press the Shutter button all the way down and hold it The camera takes approximately 5 pictures as quickly as possible until the Shutter button is released The Image Display remains off during the capture After the burst pictures have been taken each image appears one at a time on the Image Display Using the Shooting Modes NOTE The shooting mode does not apply when you are rec...

Page 46: ...shot quickly and do not have time to select a special shooting mode on the camera Action The camera uses fast shutter speeds and higher ISO speeds to stop motion Use Action mode to capture sporting events moving cars or any scene where you want to stop the action Landscape The camera combines a higher F number for better depth of field with higher saturation and sharpness for a more vivid effect U...

Page 47: ...and retains the warmth of the scene with a bias towards the orange colors of the sunset Aperture Priority Av This mode lets you select the F number aperture setting in Live View using the buttons while the camera selects the best shutter speed This allows you to control the depth of field for example to blur the background Use the Aperture Priority mode when you want specific control over the aper...

Page 48: ...the sequence You can then view a low resolution image of your panorama with the Preview Panorama Menu option in the Playback Menu see page 84 or you can transfer the images in the panoramic sequence to your computer for stitching together and then viewing or printing Your camera came with the ArcSoft Panorama Maker software that automatically stitches the images in the panoramic sequence together ...

Page 49: ...o take the first picture in the panoramic sequence After Instant Review the camera switches to Live View with displayed in the Image Display 3 Position the camera to take the second picture Notice the transparent overlay of the image of the first picture in the sequence superimposed on the left third of the Live View screen Use this overlay to align your second picture horizontally with the first ...

Page 50: ... the images and video clips you capture with your camera 1 To display the Capture Menu press the Live View button and then press the Menu OK button If the image Display is already off you can simply press Menu OK 2 Use the buttons to scroll through the Capture Menu options 3 Either press Menu OK to select a highlighted option and display its sub menu or use the buttons to change the setting for th...

Page 51: ...elp screens To exit the Help and return to the particular Capture sub menu press the Menu OK button EV Compensation In difficult lighting conditions you can use EV Exposure Value Compensation to override the automatic exposure setting that the camera makes EV Compensation is useful in scenes that contain many light objects like a white house in the snow or many dark objects like a black cat on a d...

Page 52: ...setting of 0 zero the number value will appear in the Live View screen next to the icon The new setting remains in effect until it is changed again or until the camera is turned off Holding down the Menu OK button when you turn the camera back on will restore this setting to what it was when you turned it off Image Quality NOTE This setting does not apply when recording video clips This setting al...

Page 53: ... portion of the Image Quality settings is represented by the stars The more stars the less compression of the image and the higher the quality Conversely the less number of stars the higher compression of the image and the lower the quality 1 In the Capture Menu page 50 select Image Quality 2 In the Image Quality sub menu use the buttons to highlight a pre defined setting or the Custom menu option...

Page 54: ...on This setting produces high quality images but uses less memory than the 4MP setting above This is the default setting and is recommended if you plan to enlarge images or print images to a size of 18 by 24 cm 8 by 10 in or larger 2MP Images will be 2MP medium resolution and have medium compression This setting produces high quality images but uses less memory than the 4MP settings above This set...

Page 55: ...m of the screen updates when you highlight each pre defined setting See Memory Capacity on page 171 for more information about how the Image Quality setting affects the number of images that can be saved in your camera memory The icon for the new setting in the previous table will appear in the Live View screen The new setting remains in effect until it is changed again even when you turn the came...

Page 56: ...the Capture Menu The custom Image Quality setting will appear in the Live View screen The custom setting remains in effect until it is changed again even when you turn the camera off NOTE When you use digital zoom the resolution changes as you zoom in See Digital Zoom on page 40 Resolution Settings 4MP Full resolution therefore highest quality 2MP 2MP medium resolution VGA 640 by 480 lowest resolu...

Page 57: ... image 1 In the Capture Menu page 50 select White Balance 2 In the White Balance sub menu use the buttons to highlight a setting The new setting is applied to the Live View screen behind the menu so you can see the effect each setting will have on the picture 3 Press Menu OK to save the setting and return to the Capture Menu The following table helps explain the settings in more detail Setting Des...

Page 58: ...u turned it off Manual White Balance If you select the Manual option the Manual White Balance screen displays The Live View portion of the screen shows the color tint from the previous Manual White Balance setting that was made NOTE To restore the previous Manual White Balance setting simply press the Menu OK button in the Manual White Balance screen without pressing the Shutter button Tungsten Th...

Page 59: ...Balance setting 4 When you are satisfied with the Manual setting you have made press the Menu OK button to exit the Manual White Balance screen and return to the Capture Menu ISO Speed NOTE This setting does not apply when recording video clips This setting adjusts the sensitivity of the camera to light When ISO Speed is set to the default Auto setting the camera selects the best ISO speed for the...

Page 60: ...to the default Auto setting when you turn the camera off Holding down the Menu OK button when you turn the camera back on will restore this setting to what it was when you turned it off AE Metering NOTE This setting does not apply when recording video clips This setting allows you to specify which region of a scene the camera will use to calculate the exposure 1 In the Capture Menu page 50 select ...

Page 61: ...the picture to be used equally when calculating exposure Center Weighted The camera uses a large area in the center of the scene region to measure and calculate exposure This setting is good to use when the subject of the picture is in the center of the frame Exposure will be based more on the subject than on its surroundings This is the default setting Spot The camera uses a small area in the cen...

Page 62: ... how Adaptive Lighting can enhance an image Adaptive Lighting is useful in situations like these z Outdoor scenes with a mixture of sun and shade z Cloudy days when there is a lot of glare from the sky z Indoor scenes that use flash photography to soften or even out the effect of the flash z Backlit scenes where the subject is too far away for the regular flash to reach NOTE When Adaptive Lighting...

Page 63: ...g sub menu use the buttons to highlight a setting 3 Press Menu OK to save the setting and return to the Capture Menu The following table explains the settings in more detail If the new setting is anything other than the default Off setting the icon for the setting in the previous table will appear in the Live View screen The new setting remains in effect until it is changed again even when you tur...

Page 64: ...pture Menu page 50 select Color 2 In the Color sub menu use the buttons to highlight a setting The new setting is applied to the Live View screen behind the menu so you can see the effect each setting will have on the picture 3 Press Menu OK to save the setting and return to the Capture Menu The new setting remains in effect until it is changed again or until the camera is turned off The Color set...

Page 65: ... in the previous table will appear in the Live View screen The new setting remains in effect until it is changed again or until the camera is turned off The Saturation setting resets to the default Medium setting when you turn the camera off Holding down the Menu OK button when you turn the camera back on will restore this setting to what it was when you turned it off Setting Description Low Mutes...

Page 66: ...xplain the settings in more detail If the new setting is anything other than the default Medium setting the icon for the setting in the previous table will appear in the Live View screen Setting Description Low The edges in your images will be softer with less grain or noise You can use this setting for taking portrait pictures with softer more natural edges Medium The edges in your images will ha...

Page 67: ...aptured in the lower left hand corner of the image Once you select either of the Date Time Imprint settings the date or date and time will be imprinted on all subsequent still images that are captured not to previously captured images NOTE Once you have taken a picture using either the Date Only or Date Time setting the date or date and time that is imprinted on the image cannot be removed later N...

Page 68: ...l appear in the Live View screen The new setting remains in effect until it is changed again even when you turn the camera off Setting Description Off The camera will not imprint a date or date and time on the image Date Only The camera will permanently imprint the date in the lower left hand corner of the image Date Time The camera will permanently imprint the date and time in the lower left hand...

Page 69: ...cting Images for Printing on page 72 While in Playback you can also use the Zoom lever to view thumbnails of images or to magnify images so you can take a closer look at them on the camera See Viewing Thumbnails on page 73 and Magnifying Images on page 74 In addition the Playback Menu allows you to delete images or video clips manipulate images such as removing red eyes from images and rotating im...

Page 70: ...er NOTE Audio clips attached to still images and video clips play automatically after the still image or the first frame of the video clip displays for 2 seconds You can adjust the volume of the audio playback by pressing the buttons 3 To turn off the Image Display after reviewing your images and video clips press the Playback button again During Playback the Image Display also indicates additiona...

Page 71: ...ps using the buttons 4 3 Indicates this image has been selected to be sent to 3 destinations using HP Instant Share see Chapter 4 Using HP Instant Share on page 85 5 2 Indicates this image has been selected for printing 2 copies see Selecting Images for Printing on page 72 6 17 of 43 Shows the number of this image or video clip out of the total number of images and video clips that are stored in m...

Page 72: ... you to set how many copies of a still image you want to have printed automatically the next time you connect the camera to your computer or directly to any HP Photosmart or PictBridge compatible printers NOTE You can select only individual images in a panoramic sequence for printing via the Print button Even if you select all the images in a panoramic sequence individually using the Print button ...

Page 73: ...page 97 Viewing Thumbnails Thumbnail view allows you to view the still images you have taken and the first frames of the video clips you have recorded arranged in a matrix of nine thumbnail images and video clip frames per screen NOTE In Thumbnail view each image in a panorama displays individually To preview an entire panoramic sequence of images see Preview Panorama on page 84 1 While in Playbac...

Page 74: ... icon indicates the image is part of a panoramic sequence a Video icon signifies that this is a video clip and an Audio icon signifies that an audio clip is attached to this still image Magnifying Images NOTE This feature only works on still images it does not work with video clips Also this feature is for viewing purposes only it does not permanently alter the image 1 While in Playback page 70 pr...

Page 75: ...tured an image or video clip record audio clips to attach to an image rotate images and preview panoramic sequences of images 1 To display the Playback Menu press the Menu OK button while you are in Playback If you are not currently in Playback press the Playback button first then press the Menu OK button 2 Use the buttons to highlight the Playback Menu option that you want to use on the left side...

Page 76: ...the top of the Image Display You can also select the Exit option and press Menu OK If you want to return to Playback or switch to another camera state press the appropriate button on the back of the camera The following table summarizes each of the Playback Menu options and describes the information in the bottom right corner of each image or video clip while the Playback Menu is displayed Still I...

Page 77: ... with focus exposure and so forth Also provides recommendations on how to improve similar images in the future See Image Advice on page 81 4 Image Info Allows you to view all of the settings that were used when capturing this image See Image Info on page 81 5 Record Audio Records an audio clip to attach to this still image See Record Audio on page 83 6 Rotate Rotates the currently displayed still ...

Page 78: ...anoramic sequence of images that was taken using the Panorama shooting mode See Using Panorama Mode on page 48 13 3 Indicates this image has been selected to be sent to 3 destinations using HP Instant Share See Chapter 4 Using HP Instant Share on page 85 14 2 Indicates this image has been selected for printing 2 copies See Selecting Images for Printing on page 72 15 3 15 2004 Shows the date that t...

Page 79: ... images are now considered individual still images However if you delete an image from the beginning or end of the panorama and there are at least 2 images remaining the panoramic sequence is preserved z Entire Panorama Sequence Deletes all images associated with the panoramic sequence z All Images in Memory on Card Deletes all of the images and video clips either in internal memory or on an optio...

Page 80: ...ere taken with a flash In the Playback Menu page 75 when you select Remove Red Eyes the camera immediately begins processing the still image to remove red eyes from the subjects in the image The red eye removal process takes a few seconds After processing is complete the corrected image displays along with the Remove Red Eyes sub menu which lists three options z Save Changes Saves the red eye chan...

Page 81: ...e and the recommended solution for images taken in the future as shown in the example screen here If Image Advice finds more than one problem with the image the two most severe problems will be displayed one per category To exit the Image Advice screen press Menu OK Image Info In the Playback Menu page 75 when you select Image Info the Image Info screen displays This screen shows all of the settin...

Page 82: ...Landscape Portrait Beach Snow Sunset Aperture Priority Panorama 2 Non default Flash setting Red Eye Flash On Flash Off Night and non default Focus setting Macro Super Macro 3 All non default Capture Menu settings 4 F number aperture shutter speed and EV Compensation setting 5 ISO Speed setting 6 Displays only when an optional memory card is installed in the camera 7 File name of the image in inter...

Page 83: ...urns to the Playback Menu NOTE Audio clips can be attached to single panorama images in a sequence but are not attached to the final stitched panoramic file If the currently displayed image already has an audio clip attached to it when you select Record Audio the Record Audio sub menu is displayed instead The Record Audio sub menu lists several options z Keep Current Clip Retains the current audio...

Page 84: ...e you want When you exit the Rotate menu the image will be saved in its new orientation Preview Panorama NOTE This menu option is only available for images in a panorama Preview Panorama displays a low resolution stitched image of a panoramic sequence of images 1 Use the buttons to scroll to one of the images in a panoramic sequence of images 2 In the Playback Menu page 75 select Preview Panorama ...

Page 85: ...es with your camera using HP Instant Share is as easy as 1 2 3 1 Set up the HP Instant Share Menu on your camera as explained in the next section starting on page 86 2 Use the HP Instant Share Menu to select images in your camera for particular HP Instant Share destinations First see Using the HP Instant Share Menu on page 90 and then see Selecting All Images for HP Instant Share Destinations on p...

Page 86: ... Make sure that the HP Image Zone software is installed on your computer see page 19 2 Turn on the camera and then press the HP Instant Share button on the back of the camera 3 The HP Instant Share Menu appears on the Image Display Use the button to scroll to the bottom of the list in the HP Instant Share Menu highlight HP Instant Share Setup and press the Menu OK button Once you have selected HP ...

Page 87: ... the computer and connecting the small end of the cable to the USB connector behind the rubber door on the side of the camera Connect the camera to the computer with an optional HP Photosmart R series dock by putting the camera in the dock and pressing the Save Print button on the dock This activates the camera HP Instant Share Menu setup wizard on your computer See Setting Up Destinations on a Wi...

Page 88: ... appears Select your region read and agree to the Terms of Use and click Next to continue Then follow the instructions to register for a secure HP Instant Share account If you have used HP Instant Share before sign in to your HP Instant Share account Click Next to continue 5 Choose an HP Instant Share Service for your destination Click Next and follow the instructions to set up the service to be u...

Page 89: ... At the Modify Share Menu screen any HP Instant Share destinations you have already set up will be listed Click Add to add a new destination to your camera s HP Instant Share Menu 2 The New Share Menu Item screen appears Enter a name for the destination in the Menu Item Name field and do either of the following Select Use my local e mail application to send images directly to the e mail address s ...

Page 90: ...click Update Camera The new destinations are then saved to the camera s HP Instant Share Menu When the computer confirms they have been saved to your camera disconnect the camera from the computer Using the HP Instant Share Menu Once you have set up the HP Instant Share Menu on the camera see page 86 you can now use the HP Instant Share Menu When you press the HP Instant Share button on the camera...

Page 91: ...the currently displayed image You can select more than one destination per image 3 E mail destinations that were set up in this example HP Instant Share Menu 4 A website destination that was set up Other types of destinations may have different icons 5 HP Instant Share Setup lets you add more e mail and other HP Instant Share destinations to the HP Instant Share Menu See Setting Up the HP Instant ...

Page 92: ... help in setting up your destinations Follow the instructions to set up your HP Instant Share destinations 4 Use the buttons to scroll to the destination that you want to select in the Share All Images sub menu and press the Menu OK button The Share All Images icon appears beside the selected destination and a appears over the destination To deselect the destination press the Menu OK button again ...

Page 93: ... number of HP Instant Share destinations However you cannot select video clips for any HP Instant Share destinations and images within a panoramic sequence selected for HP Instant Share destinations will be sent as individual images 1 Turn on the camera and then press the HP Instant Share button 2 Use the buttons to scroll to the destination in the HP Instant Share Menu that you want to select suc...

Page 94: ...are destinations Macintosh users will need to add addressing information for their HP Instant Share destinations before the images and messages can be sent How HP Instant Share E mails Images The way images are e mailed via HP Instant Share works much the same on Windows and Macintosh computers Images are not e mailed as attachments Rather a message is sent to each e mail address that you selected...

Page 95: ...ill be posted on the web page when you transfer the images from the camera to the computer On Macintosh the process of e mailing images is not automatic After images marked with HP Instant Share destinations are transferred to your Macintosh they will be displayed in the HP Instant Share application Simply follow the instructions in the HP Instant Share application to send your messages and post y...

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Page 97: ...talling the Software on page 19 To transfer images to a computer that does not have the HP Image Zone software installed on it see Using Your Camera without Installing the HP Image Zone Software on page 113 If you are using a Macintosh computer the camera s USB Configuration is set to Disk Drive in the Setup Menu see USB Configuration on page 106 If images on the camera are selected for printing o...

Page 98: ...Transfer software will launch on your computer If you have set the software to automatically transfer the images in the camera the images will automatically transfer to the computer Otherwise in the Welcome screen click Start Transfer The images are transferred to the computer and then if there are any still images that were previously selected for printing page 72 or selected for HP Instant Share...

Page 99: ...atically stitches the images together to form a single panoramic image This panoramic image can then be printed from Panorama Maker or from HP Image Zone Printing Panoramas from Panorama Maker To print a panoramic image from Panorama Maker 1 Start the ArcSoft Panorama Maker application installed on your computer 2 Click Open and browse to the panoramic image file on your computer s hard disk NOTE ...

Page 100: ...d click Print Select the Edit tab select Print and then select Current Image Click Fit To Page and click Print Printing Images Directly from the Camera NOTE You can also use the optional HP Photosmart R series dock to do this task See the dock User s Manual for instructions You can connect the camera directly to any HP Photosmart printer or PictBridge compatible printer to print images You can the...

Page 101: ...ect your camera to the printer If you are printing directly to an HP printer that does not display the PictBridge logo see below use the special USB cable for connecting the camera directly to an HP printer Connect the square end of that USB cable to the HP printer If you are connecting the camera to a printer displaying the PictBridge logo see right from HP or another manufacturer do the followin...

Page 102: ...hrough the images using the buttons then use the buttons to adjust the number of copies for each image When satisfied with your selections press the Print button again to return to the Print Setup menu 5 If all the settings in the Print Setup menu look correct press Menu OK on the camera to begin printing Or you can change settings in the Print Setup menu using the arrow keys on the camera then fo...

Page 103: ...use the buttons to move to the menu tab for the Setup Menu 2 Use the buttons to scroll through the Setup Menu options 3 Either press the Menu OK button to select a highlighted option and display its sub menu or use the buttons to change the setting for the highlighted option without going to its sub menu 4 Within a sub menu use the buttons and then the Menu OK button to change the setting for the ...

Page 104: ... the Setup Menu The new setting remains in effect until it is changed again even when you turn the camera off Live View at Power On This setting allows you to have the camera automatically display Live View every time you turn the camera on or to have the Image Display turned off every time NOTE Setting Live View at Power On to Off can save battery power 1 In the Setup Menu page 103 select Live Vi...

Page 105: ...play the date information in Playback Also this format chosen in this setting is what is used in the date time imprint feature see Date Time Imprint on page 67 1 In the Setup Menu page 103 select Date Time 2 In the Date Time sub menu adjust the value of the highlighted selection by using the buttons 3 Press the buttons to move to the other selections 4 Repeat steps 2 and 3 until the correct date t...

Page 106: ...ting on the camera Disk Drive Causes the computer to recognize the camera as a disk drive using the Mass Storage Device Class MSDC standard Use this setting to transfer images to a computer that does not have the HP Image Zone software installed on it see Transferring Images to a Computer without HP Image Zone Software on page 114 This setting may not work with a Windows 98 computer that does not ...

Page 107: ...ou turned on the camera for the first time 1 In the Setup Menu page 103 select TV Configuration 2 In the TV Configuration sub menu highlight one of these two choices NTSC Format used primarily in North America and Japan PAL Format used primarily in Europe 3 Press Menu OK to save the setting and return to the Setup Menu The new setting remains in effect until it is changed again even when you turn ...

Page 108: ...era and the internal memory contains at least one image In the Setup Menu page 103 if you press Menu OK when the Move Images to Card option is highlighted and there is room on the memory card a confirmation screen appears explaining that there is enough room to move all internal files to the memory card If only some of the images will fit then a confirmation screen appears explaining how many imag...

Page 109: ...Reset Settings 2 In the Reset All Settings sub menu highlight one of these two choices Cancel Exits the menu without resetting any of the settings Yes Resets all camera settings to their default value in the Capture Menu and Setup Menu except Date Time Language TV Configuration and USB Configuration 3 Press Menu OK to reset settings and return to the Setup Menu ...

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Page 111: ...ge 113 z Possible problems causes and solutions page 119 z Error messages on the camera page 130 z Error messages on the computer page 140 z Self diagnostic tests on the camera page 143 z How to get assistance from HP page 143 NOTE For more information about solutions to problems mentioned here as well as any other issues you might have with you camera or the HP Image Zone software see the HP Cust...

Page 112: ...ry for performing the reset it eliminates the memory card as a possible cause of the problem 3 Remove the battery from the camera and make sure the HP AC power adapter is not connected to the camera 4 The Reset switch is the small hole located above the battery slot as shown Press the straightened end of a paper clip into the Reset switch until the switch is depressed and hold it down for approxim...

Page 113: ...ooting mode on the camera uses the ArcSoft Panorama Maker component of the HP Image Zone software to automatically stitch images together in the computer Therefore if the software is not installed on your computer images taken in Panorama mode will not be automatically stitched into a panorama when you transfer the images to your computer However you can still use Panorama mode in the camera to ta...

Page 114: ...on Simply connect the camera to your computer with the USB cable and the operating system will launch a program to help you transfer images If you do not or cannot install HP Image Zone on your computer there are two ways to transfer images from your camera to the computer using a memory card reader or configuring the camera as a disk drive Using a Memory Card Reader If you are using a memory card...

Page 115: ...ar When you click on the subdirectory under DCIM the list of your images should appear on the right side of the Explorer screen 5 Select all the images in the Edit pull down menu click on Select All then copy them in the Edit menu click on Copy 6 Click on the Local Disk under My Computer You are now working in your computer s hard disk drive 7 Create a new folder under Local Disk go to the File pu...

Page 116: ...intosh Computer 1 Remove the memory card from your camera and insert it into the memory card reader or the memory card slot in your computer or printer 2 Depending on the configuration and or version of the Mac OS X operating system you are running either an application called Image Capture or one called iPhoto will launch automatically and guide you through the process of transferring images from...

Page 117: ... as a disk drive when it is connected to your computer NOTE This method may not work on Windows 98 computers 1 Set your camera to Disk Drive mode you only need to do this step once a Turn the camera on and then press the Menu OK button to display the Capture Menu b Use the button to navigate to the Setup Menu c Use the button to highlight the USB menu option and then press Menu OK d Use the button...

Page 118: ...es from the camera to the computer simply disconnect the camera from the computer The camera will not turn off automatically after the transfer is completed if the camera is in Disk Drive mode If your computer is running Windows 2000 or XP you may get an Unsafe Removal warning upon disconnecting the camera You can disregard this warning NOTE On Macintosh computers if either Image Capture or iPhoto...

Page 119: ... type of battery For best results use only a rechargeable HP Photosmart R07 lithium ion battery for HP Photosmart R series cameras L1812A If you are using the HP AC power adapter it is not connected to the camera or is not plugged into a power outlet Ensure that the HP AC power adapter is connected to the camera and is plugged into a working electrical outlet The HP AC power adapter is not functio...

Page 120: ... Different operating modes of the camera require different power levels See Battery Gauge on page 156 for a full explanation I have to recharge the lithium ion battery frequently Extended Image Display use for Live View or video recording excessive flash use and excessive zooming consume a lot of battery power See Extending Battery Life on page 152 The lithium ion battery you are using was recharg...

Page 121: ...d Try charging it again after it has drained awhile The wrong AC power adapter is being used Use only the HP AC power adapter approved for use with this camera see Appendix B Purchasing Camera Accessories on page 161 Battery voltage is too low for charging to start The camera will not attempt to charge a battery that may be damaged or over discharged Remove the battery from the camera and charge i...

Page 122: ...espond when I press a button The camera is turned off or has shut down Turn on the camera The camera is connected to a computer Most of the camera buttons do not respond when the camera is connected to a computer If they respond it is only to turn the Image Display on if it is off or in some cases turn the Image Display off if it is on The battery is drained Replace or recharge the battery The cam...

Page 123: ...nd the camera is taking a long exposure z Use the flash z If using flash is not possible then use a tripod to keep the camera steady during the long exposure time The camera is using a flash setting with Red eye Reduction It will take longer to take a picture with Red eye Reduction The shutter is delayed because of the additional flash In turn make sure your subjects wait for the second flash Prob...

Page 124: ...card that is installed is locked Switch the locking tab on the memory card to the unlocked position The flash is recharging Wait until the flash has recharged before taking another picture The camera is set to Macro or Super Macro focus and cannot take a picture until it finds focus z Re focus the camera try using Focus Lock see page 38 z Make sure the subject of the picture is within the Macro cl...

Page 125: ...acro focus and try taking the picture again see Using the Focus Range Settings on page 38 You moved the camera while you took the picture Hold the camera steady as you press the Shutter button or use a tripod Watch for the icon in the Image Display this means that it is almost impossible to hold steady and you must use a tripod The camera focused on the wrong thing or was unable to focus z Make su...

Page 126: ...her than the flash provided too much light z Try taking the picture from a different angle z Avoid pointing the camera directly toward a bright light or reflective surface on a sunny day z Decrease the EV Compensation see page 51 The scene had many dark objects such as a black dog on a black couch Decrease the EV Compensation see page 51 You used EV Compensation when you should not have Set EV Com...

Page 127: ...see page 41 which will require a longer exposure use a tripod A light is behind the subject z Use the Flash On setting see page 41 or use Adaptive Lighting see page 62 to brighten the subject z Increase the EV Compensation see page 51 z Use the Spot setting for AE Metering see page 60 The scene had many light colored objects such as a white dog in snow Increase the EV Compensation see page 51 The ...

Page 128: ...mera self diagnostic test see Camera Self diagnostic Tests on page 143 to test the speed of your memory card z See Storage on page 167 and Memory Capacity on page 171 for tips about memory cards The camera has a rattling noise when I shake it There is an electronic component that senses the orientation of the camera when you take pictures This component uses a small ball inside a metal fixture and...

Page 129: ...mera and the battery for signs of possible damage I cannot unload images from the camera to my computer The HP Image Zone software is not installed on the computer Either install the HP Image Zone software see Installing the Software on page 19 or see Using Your Camera without Installing the HP Image Zone Software on page 113 The computer is configuredsuch that it is unable to unload the images Se...

Page 130: ... shorted or severely overdischarged Purchase a new battery See Appendix B Purchasing Camera Accessories on page 161 Battery cannot be charged Either an error occurred during charging an AC power disruption occurred during charging the wrong AC power adapter is being used battery is defective or no battery is installed in the camera Retry charging the battery a couple of times If that fails purchas...

Page 131: ... Image Display turns off the camera starts a new panoramic sequence To use Live View replace or recharge the battery or use the optional AC adapter UNSUPPORTED CARD The optional memory card that is installed in the memory slot is not a supported memory card Ensure that the memory card is the proper type for your camera See Storage on page 167 CARD IS UNFORMATTED Press OK to format card The optiona...

Page 132: ...ry card or if you have a memory card reader try formatting the card on your computer See your card reader documentation for instructions The card is locked Please remove the card from your camera When trying to configure your HP Instant Share menu the optional memory card that is installed is locked Simply remove the card from the camera and continue the HP Instant Share task or switch the locking...

Page 133: ...card may be corrupted or an unsupported type z Try turning the camera off and then back on z Try re formatting the memory card using the Format Memory Card option in the Delete sub menu of the Playback Menu see Delete on page 79 z Ensure that the memory card is the proper type for your camera see Storage on page 167 If it is the proper type try formatting it If it will not format it is probably co...

Page 134: ... z Set the camera to Normal focus z Move closer to the subject within the range of Macro or Super Macro focus see Using the Focus Range Settings on page 38 FOCUS TOO CLOSE The focus distance is closer than the camera can focus in Macro mode Move farther away from the subject within the range of Macro focus see page 38 Blinking The focus distance is closer than the camera can focus without being in...

Page 135: ... FOCUS The scene is too dark and the camera cannot focus z Add an external light source z Use Focus Lock see page 38 Point at a part of the scene that is brighter Super Macro Unable to Zoom Zoom is disabled for Super Macro mode Super Macro only has one lens position z If you want to zoom take the camera out of Super Macro mode camera shake warning The light is low and the image is likely to be blu...

Page 136: ...rture when using the Aperture Priority Av shooting mode Cannot display image Possibly an image taken with another camera or a corrupt image file caused by the camera not shutting down properly z The image may still be okay Transfer the image to your computer and try opening it with the HP Image Zone software z Do not remove the memory card when the camera is turned on Camera has experienced a fata...

Page 137: ...s not work turn off the camera and disconnect it Turn the printer off and then on again Re connect the camera and turn it on Unsupported printer The printer is an unsupported device Connect the camera to a supported printer such as an HP Photosmart or PictBridge compatible printer Or connect the camera to a computer and print from there instead Photo tray is engaged Disengage photo tray or select ...

Page 138: ... is out of paper Load paper into the printer and then press the OK or Continue button on the printer Selected print size is larger than selected paper size Print size is too large for the paper size Press Menu OK on the camera to return to the Print Setup screen and select a print size that matches the paper size Or select a larger paper size and load larger paper into the printer Selected paper s...

Page 139: ...n the camera to return to the Print Setup screen and set Paper Type to Photo Put photo paper in the printer Borderless printing is not supported on this printer The printer does not support borderless printing Press Menu OK on the camera to return to the Print Setup screen and select a smaller print size Printing canceled The print job has been canceled Press the Menu OK button on the camera Compl...

Page 140: ...ges to a Computer on page 97 and then delete the images from the camera to free up space see Delete on page 79 If the optional memory card is locked unlock it by switching the locking tab on the card to the unlocked position The camera is turned off Turn on the camera The camera is not working correctly Try connecting the camera directly to an HP Photosmart or PictBridge compatible printer and pri...

Page 141: ...up Menu See page 106 This allows the camera to appear as another disk drive on the computer so that you can easily copy the image files from the camera to the computer hard drive The camera is connected to the computer through a USB hub and your USB hub is not compatible with the camera Connect the camera directly to a USB port on the computer You are using the HP Photosmart R series dock and forg...

Page 142: ...memory card to the unlocked position The USB connection failed Reboot the computer Could Not Send To Service The computer is not connected to the Internet Make sure your computer is online Communication Problem Other HP Instant Share software is running with exclusive access to your camera Close the other HP Instant Share program Message Possible cause Solution ...

Page 143: ...back of the camera 3 Turn on the camera while continuing to hold down the Flash button on the back of the camera A blue screen titled CAMERA SELF DIAGNOSTICS appears on the Image Display Release the Flash button once the screen appears 4 Follow the simple instructions on the Image Display to perform the set of tests Some tests will tell you if the camera passed or failed while other tests will mak...

Page 144: ... on using your camera more effectively and creatively z HP digital camera driver updates and software z Register your product z Subscribe to newsletters driver and software updates and support alerts Support Process The HP support process works most effectively if you perform the following steps in the order specified 1 Review the troubleshooting section of this User s Manual see Problems and Solu...

Page 145: ...lure take it to your local HP dealer for a solution Service is free during your digital camera s limited warranty period 5 Contact the HP Customer Support Center for support by phone Please consult the following website to check the details and conditions of phone support in your country region www hp com support As a part of HP s continuing efforts to improve phone support information services we...

Page 146: ...Within the period of your warranty telephone support is provided free of charge Call 800 474 6836 US phone support is available in both English and Spanish 24 hours a day 7 days a week days and hours of support may change without notice After the warranty period call 800 474 6836 Charges are 30 00 per issue and are charged to your credit card If you think your HP product needs service call the HP ...

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Page 149: ...ww hp com support Argentina 54 11 4778 8380 or 0 810 555 5520 Australia 61 3 8877 8000 or local 03 8877 8000 Brazil 0800 15 7751 or 11 3747 7799 Canada 1 800 474 6836 905 206 4663 from within local Mississauga calling area Chile 800 360 999 China 86 21 3881 4518 Colombia 01 800 51 HP INVENT Costa Rica 0 800 011 4114 1 800 711 2884 Ecuador 999 119 1 800 711 2884 Andinatel 1 800 225 528 1 800 711 28...

Page 150: ... 405 Mexico 01 800 472 6684 or 55 5258 9922 New Zealand 64 9 356 6640 Panama 001 800 711 2884 Peru 0 800 10111 Philippines 63 2 867 3551 Republica Dominicana 1 800 711 2884 Singapore 65 6272 5300 Taiwan 886 0 800 010055 Thailand 66 0 2 353 9000 Trinidad Tobago 1 800 711 2884 United States 1 800 474 6836 Venezuela 0 800 4746 8368 Vietnam 84 0 8 823 4530 ...

Page 151: ...re first use or if unused for 2 months z If you do not intend to use your camera for extended periods of time more than two months HP recommends that you remove the battery unless you are using a rechargeable battery and are leaving the camera docked or connected to an HP AC power adapter z When inserting the battery in the camera always be sure to orient the battery as directed by the markings in...

Page 152: ...or extending battery life z Turn off the Image Display and use the viewfinder instead when framing pictures and video Leave the Image Display off whenever possible z Change the Live View at Power On setting in the Setup Menu to Live View Off so that your camera does not power on in Live View see Live View at Power On on page 104 z Minimize the use of flash by setting your camera to Auto Flash inst...

Page 153: ...is especially dangerous to the user To avoid injury do not drop this battery into a change filled pocket z Do not pierce the battery with nails strike the battery with a hammer step on the battery or otherwise subject it to strong impacts or shocks z Do not solder directly onto the battery z Do not expose the battery to water or salt water or allow the battery to get wet z Do not disassemble or mo...

Page 154: ...ce may be reduced Under these conditions you may be able to revive the battery by warming it in a pocket immediately before use However ensure that there are no metallic items in the pocket that could cause a short circuit Type of use Performance Most economical more than 30 pictures per month Good Most economical fewer than 30 pictures per month Good Heavy use of flash frequent pictures Good Heav...

Page 155: ...en sessions z The maximum number of shots is obtained with minimal use of Live View 25 of pictures for 10 seconds and Playback 4 seconds per picture Flash is used on 25 of shots and optical zoom both directions is used on 25 of shots Four pictures are taken per session with at least 5 minutes off between sessions z The average number of shots is obtained with Live View used for 50 of the pictures ...

Page 156: ...again may not be as accurate as that obtained after a few minutes of use Icon Description Battery has 65 100 percent battery life remaining Battery has 35 65 percent battery life remaining Battery has 10 35 percent battery life remaining Battery has less than 10 percent battery life remaining Camera will power down soon Live View is disabled see Note below Camera is operating on AC power with no b...

Page 157: ...HP Photosmart R series dock The lithium ion battery can also be recharged with the optional HP Photosmart battery quick recharger or in the spare battery bay of the HP Photosmart R series dock See Appendix B Purchasing Camera Accessories on page 161 When the HP AC adapter is used to charge the battery and the camera is off the Power Memory light on the back of the camera will blink during charging...

Page 158: ...her it is installed in a camera or not If a lithium ion battery has not been used for more than two months recharge it before using it again Even if you are not using your battery it is a good idea to charge it every six months to a year to prolong its useful life Where battery is charged Average charge time Signal when charging has completed In camera with HP AC power adapter connected or while c...

Page 159: ...rm to the battery or the camera the dock or the quick recharger Always store charged batteries in a cool location Safety Precautions for Recharging Lithium Ion Batteries z Do not charge any battery other than the HP Photosmart R07 lithium ion battery in the camera the dock or the quick recharger z Insert the lithium ion battery in the correct orientation in the camera the dock or the quick recharg...

Page 160: ...he camera the dock or the quick recharger discontinue use of the battery and replace it with a new one Please recycle the old battery Sleep Time out for Power Conservation To conserve battery power the Image Display turns off automatically if there is no button activity for 60 seconds and the camera shuts down after 5 minutes When the camera is in this sleep state pressing any button will wake up ...

Page 161: ...mation on your HP R507 R607 and compatible accessories go to z www hp com go myhpcamera US z www hp ca myhpcamera Canada z www hp com all other countries To purchase accessories visit your local retailer or order online at z www hpshopping com US z www hpshopping ca Canada z www hp com eur hpoptions Europe z www hp com apac homeandoffice Asia Pacific ...

Page 162: ...emote control a rechargeable HP Photosmart R07 lithium ion battery an audio video cable a USB cable and an HP AC power adapter North America only z HP Photosmart Quick Recharge Kit for HP Photosmart R series cameras L1810A Not available in Latin America One hour recharging of the lithium ion battery plus protection for your HP Photosmart R series camera Includes all you need to provide a home away...

Page 163: ...d C8896A HP Photosmart 128 MB SD memory card C8897A HP Photosmart 256 MB SD memory card L1813A HP Photosmart 512 MB SD memory card L1814A z HP Photosmart premium case for HP Photosmart R series cameras L1811A Protect your HP Photosmart R series camera with this padded leather case Designed to fit HP digital cameras the case features an easy access magnetic closure storage pouch for memory cards ex...

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Page 165: ...ips 288 by 216 total pixel count Sensor Diagonal 7 2 mm 1 2 5 inch 4 3 format CCD Color depth 36 bit 12 bits by 3 colors Lens Focal length Wide 5 8 mm Telephoto 17 4 mm 35 mm equivalent approximately 35 mm 105 mm F Number Wide f 2 6 to f 4 3 Telephoto f 4 8 to f 7 6 Lens threads None Viewfinder Zooming optical viewfinder 3x magnification without diopter adjust Zoom 3x optical 7x digital zoom ...

Page 166: ... all zoom positions Super Macro 6 cm to 25 cm 2 5 in to 10 in z Focus settings Normal Focus default Macro Super Macro Shutter speed 1 2000 to 16 seconds Tripod mount Yes Built in flash Yes 2 5 second typical recharge time External flash No Flash settings Flash Off Auto Flash default Red Eye Flash On Night Image Display 1 5 inch color active matrix 120 480 pixels 502 by 240 Feature Description ...

Page 167: ...512 MB Cards larger than 2 GB will not work A high capacity card itself does not affect camera performance but a large number of files over 300 does affect the time it takes for the camera to turn on z The number of images that can be saved in memory depends on the Image Quality settings see Memory Capacity on page 171 Image capture options z Still default z Self Timer still picture or video clip ...

Page 168: ... z Custom Image Quality Resolution and Compression settings Exposure Compensation settings Can be set manually from 3 0 to 3 0 EV Exposure Value in 1 3 EV increments White Balance settings Auto default Sun Shade Tungsten Fluorescent Manual AE Metering settings Average Center Weighted default Spot ISO Speed settings Auto default 100 200 400 Adaptive Lighting settings Off default Low High Color sett...

Page 169: ...MPEG1 for video clips Interfaces z USB Mini AB receptacle allows USB A to Mini B to a computer or USB Mini A to B to certain printers any HP Photosmart or PictBridge compatible printers z DC input 3 3 Vdc 2500 mA z HP Photosmart R series dock Orientation Sensor Yes Standards z PTP transfer 15740 z MSDC transfer z NTSC PAL z JPEG z MPEG1 z DPOF 1 1 z EXIF 2 2 z DCF 1 0 z PictBridge 1 0 z USB 2 0 Fe...

Page 170: ... 3 3 Vdc 2500 mA 8 25 W z Optional HP Photosmart R series dock Recharging in camera with the HP AC power adapter or optional HP Photosmart R series dock average charge time 4 6 hours External body dimensions Measurements with camera off and lens retracted 90 mm L by 28 mm W by 59 mm H 3 5 in L by 1 1 in W by 2 3 in H Weight 132 grams 0 29 pounds without battery Temperature range Operational 0 to 5...

Page 171: ...s available in the Capture Menu NOTE Not all 32 MB of internal memory is available because some is used for internal camera operations Also the actual file sizes and number of still images that can be stored in the internal memory in the camera or on an optional memory card will vary depending on the content of each still image 4MP 11 images 2 4 MB each 4MP default 22 images 1 2 MB each 2MP 45 ima...

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Page 173: ...all 14 performance 154 purchasing lithium ion 162 quick recharge kit 162 recharging lithium ion 157 shots per charge 155 top points about use 151 Beach Snow mode setting 46 blinking lights on camera 21 25 brackets in Live View screen 36 brightening an image 51 Burst button 23 using 45 buttons on camera 21 buying camera accessories 161 C calibrating color of images 58 camera purchasing accessories ...

Page 174: ...s description 23 crosshairs in viewfinder 36 customer support 144 D darkening an image 51 Date Time Imprint 67 Date Time setting 18 105 Delete 79 delete during Instant Review 31 diagnostic test 143 digital zoom 40 direct print printing images from camera to printer computer 100 selecting images 72 disk drive camera as 106 E error messages on camera 130 on computer 140 EV Compensation restore setti...

Page 175: ...nt Share Menu customizing 86 description 91 selecting all images 92 selecting individual images 93 set up 86 using 90 HP web sites 144 I Image Advice using 81 Image Display description 23 Live View at Power On setting 104 Live View button 23 status screen 29 using 35 Image Info using 81 Image Quality setting 52 setting custom 55 images Adaptive Lighting 62 AE Metering setting 60 brightening 51 Col...

Page 176: ...g 157 safety precautions 153 Live View button 23 using 35 Live View at Power On setting 104 long exposures noise reduction 47 M Macintosh computer connect to 97 install software 20 USB setting on camera 106 Macro focus setting 38 Magnify control on Zoom lever 22 using 74 magnifying images 74 Manual White Balance setting 58 memory card door on camera 26 format 79 install 13 pictures remaining 36 72...

Page 177: ...31 Playback button description 23 Playback Menu using 75 Playback using 70 Portrait mode setting 46 power battery level icons 156 specifications 170 turn on off 17 power adapter HP AC attaching ferrite to cord 15 connector on camera 25 purchasing 163 Power ON OFF switch description 22 Preview Panorama 84 Print button description 23 using 72 print images directly to printer 100 selecting images for...

Page 178: ...ton description 24 lock exposure and focus 36 shutter speed range 166 software install 19 using camera without 113 sounds of camera 104 space remaining in memory 36 72 speaker description 24 specifications 165 states camera 26 status screen 29 still pictures take 31 Sunset mode setting 47 Super Macro focus setting 39 support for users 144 T technical support 144 Thumbnails control on Zoom lever 22...

Page 179: ...er crosshairs 36 description 21 lights 21 using 36 W web sites for HP 144 White Balance restore setting 58 setting 57 Windows computer connect to 97 install software 19 wrist strap attaching to camera 12 Z zoom digital 40 optical 40 specifications 165 Zoom lever description 22 Zoom Out and Zoom In controls 22 ...

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