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Table of Contents 

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Congratulations

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System Requirements

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Package Contents

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Quick Start

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Name of Parts

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Display Information

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Getting Started

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• Installing Camera Battery   ----------------------------------------------------- 

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• Charging the Battery   ----------------------------------------------------------- 

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• Inserting SD Card (Optional)   ------------------------------------------------ 

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• Turning On the Camera      ------------------------------------------------------- 

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• Power Saving   -------------------------------------------------------------------- 

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• Using the AC adapter ------------------------------------------------------------- 

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Taking Pictures

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• Taking a Picture      ---------------------------------------------------------------- 

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• Taking Continuous Pictures   ------------------------------------------------- 

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• Using Digital Zoom   ------------------------------------------------------------ 

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• Using Flash Light   -------------------------------------------------------------- 

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• Setting Picture Quality   -------------------------------------------------------- 

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• Putting Yourself in the Picture   ---------------------------------------------- 

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Taking Videos

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• Taking a Video   ------------------------------------------------------------------ 

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Reviewing Pictures and Videos

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• Reviewing Pictures and Videos    -------------------------------------------- 

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• Viewing Nine Pictures      -------------------------------------------------------- 

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• Using Slide Show   -------------------------------------------------------------- 

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• Magnifying Pictures   ----------------------------------------------------------- 

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• Selecting Pictures for Printing (DPOF Print Settings)      ---------------- 

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Summary of Contents for C 3.1 Li

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Page 47: ...he Camera 10 Power Saving 10 Using the AC adapter 10 7 Taking Pictures 11 Taking a Picture 11 Taking Continuous Pictures 11 Using Digital Zoom 12 Using Flash Light 13 Setting Picture Quality 13 Puttin...

Page 48: ...Function Menu 26 12 Installing Your Camera Driver 28 13 Installing Software 29 14 Uninstalling Software 30 Uninstalling Software 30 Uninstall Camera s Driver 30 15 Downloading Pictures and Use PC Cam...

Page 49: ...fully engineered and manufactured to give you dependable operation Read this manual before operating the camera to become more familiar with it This manual has been written and formatted with depth an...

Page 50: ...keyboard Color printer for printing color pictures For transferring still images via the Internet or for video conferencing your computer must have modem and communication software for Internet connec...

Page 51: ...the lithium battery before using the camera for the first time Getting Ready 1 Open the battery compartment cover 2 Load the battery and the SD card Optional into the camera 3 Close the battery compa...

Page 52: ...n on the camera 2 Slide the Function switch to Playback Function 3 Use or to scroll through the pictures or videos on the monitor screen Deleting a Picture 1 Turn on the camera 2 Slide the Function sw...

Page 53: ...5 4 Name of Parts The following illustrations show the names of each component button and switch on the camera...

Page 54: ...ring shooting user can push and to zoom in and zoom out Display Button Press the Enter button the current information on LCD monitor will be displayed Menu Button You can turn the menu ON or OFF by pr...

Page 55: ...7 5 Display Information...

Page 56: ...achieve a full charge 4 After charging is complete remove the camera from the USB Data Cable Note You can also use the USB to DC cable and AC adapter to charge the battery see page 10 Your camera is p...

Page 57: ...sert an SD card 1 Turn off the camera and open the battery compartment cover 2 Orient the card as shown Push the card into the slot to the connector 3 Firmly to remove the card push it in then release...

Page 58: ...button to wake up the camera The camera will shutdown automatically after another 1 minute in sleep mode Using the AC adapter An optional AC adapter allows you to charge the battery from a common AC w...

Page 59: ...nder to compose the image If turn the Macro switch to you can take picture as close as 50cm 6 Holding the camera still gently press the Shutter button to take the picture 7 The indicator lamp blinks w...

Page 60: ...tice a decrease in printed image quality when using Digital Zoom 1 Make sure the Function switch is Use the LCD to frame your subject 2 Button The subject will be enlarged Button The subject will be r...

Page 61: ...Force Flash flash fires every time you take a picture regardless of the lighting conditions Red eye flash fires once so the subject s eyes become accustomed to the flash then fires again when the pict...

Page 62: ...XL PICTURE QUALITY THE CAMERA WILL PERFORM A POST PROCESSING WHICH WILL TAKE AROUND 25 SECONDS SO PICTURE WILL SHOW UP ON THE LCD ONLY AFTER 25 SECONDS USER PRESSES THE SHUTTER BUTTON TO TAKE A PICTU...

Page 63: ...era on a flat surface or use a tripod 4 Compose the picture then press the Shutter button all the way down 5 The red Self Timer light located on the front of the camera blinks for 10 seconds before th...

Page 64: ...iewfinder then press the Shutter button to take the video 6 Press the Shutter button again to stop recording 7 The pop up menu will appears and allowing selection of save or delete the video Highlight...

Page 65: ...1 Hold down or button to display pictures continuously 2 You can use the or button to enlarge or reduce picture except XL 2848 x 2136 Picture Size Viewing Nine Pictures View nine pictures at once on...

Page 66: ...took them 5 After slide show finished highlight the Restart option then press the Enter button to playback again If you want to cancel the Slide Show highlight the Exit option then press the Enter but...

Page 67: ...ures for Printing DPOF Print Settings 1 Make sure the Function switch is 2 Use and to select the picture you want to print then press the MENU button 3 Press the or to select Print on the screen and p...

Page 68: ...to delete then press the MENU button 5 Press the or to select Delete on the screen and press the Enter button 6 Press the or to select Delete One then press the Enter button to delete the picture or v...

Page 69: ...switch is then press the MENU button 2 Press the or to select Delete on the screen and press the Enter button 3 Press the or to select Format then press the Enter button to format Internal Memory or S...

Page 70: ...balance is set to match the light source the camera can take picture more accurately Auto The camera sets the white balance automatically according to shooting conditions Daylight Use when shooting a...

Page 71: ...the range 2 and 2 You can check the result of the compensation by viewing the image on the LCD monitor Pict Size Picture Size You can change the picture size excluding videos settings to suit your pu...

Page 72: ...OFF Setting the beep sound to off LCD Bright Setting the LCD monitor brighteness to bright Normal Setting the LCD monitor brighteness to normal Dark Setting the LCD monitor brighteness to dark Quick...

Page 73: ...file size TV Flicker PAL 50Hz Setting the TV mode to PAL and the flicker frequency to 50 Hz NTSC 50Hz Setting the TV mode to NTSC and the flicker frequency to 50 Hz PAL 60Hz Setting the TV mode to PA...

Page 74: ...ll the stored images from the memory Delete One Select Delete One to delete erase current picture or video Delete All Select Delete All to delete erase all pictures or videos Format Select Format to f...

Page 75: ...this mode During slide show user can press the Enter button to stop it Print DPOF Select this item to bring up the printing option Print One Select Print One to print current picture Print All Select...

Page 76: ...the computer at this time When you see the following screen choose Digital Camera Driver Follow the instructions on screen Restart your computer Slide the Function switch to PC CAM mode Connect USB Ca...

Page 77: ...angle panoramic scene for an impressive viewing experience Insert the installation CD into your CD ROM drive and the installation CD menu should appear If the menu does not appear double click the CD...

Page 78: ...rams 3 Select the program to be uninstalled Ulead Photo Explorer 8 0 SE or Ulead COOL 360 1 0 4 Click on Remove Program For Windows 2000 XP Change Remove and then OK Uninstall Camera s Driver 1 Click...

Page 79: ...and avi to your computer from the folder 100PHOTO by the path F DCIM 100PHOTO Supposing drive F is the removable disk If you want to create cool photos and share with others You can use Ulead Photo E...

Page 80: ...ppear Double click the Untitled removable disk icon and enter into DCIM folder Inside this folder you can find another folder labeled 100PHOTO double click it and you can find all the photo files in t...

Page 81: ...use the following example as a reference to mount the device In command prompt type mkdir mnt multicam press enter In command prompt type mount dev sda1 mnt multicam press enter Sometimes you need to...

Page 82: ...ser The Viewer You can use Ulead Photo Explorer to Quickly view move copy delete or rename the media files in any folder Conveniently create cool screen savers calendars Windows wallpaper slide shows...

Page 83: ...igh quality panorama Click Finish when you are ready to continue 2 ADJUST Perfecting your photos Unique adjustment tools give you superior control over the appearance of individual images in the Adjus...

Page 84: ...ure on the computer screen enter your personal information and adjust the microphone volume Here s how video conferencing works To receive video 1 Call someone you want to see hear 2 On the Tools menu...

Page 85: ...ideo Mode VGA 640 x 480 pixels 15 fps QVGA 320 x 240 pixels 24 fps Capacity Still Mode 6 0M 2848 x 2136 pixels 14 pictures 4 0M 2272 x 1704 pixels 21 pictures 3 2M 2048 x 1536 pixels Superfine 18 pict...

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