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AFTER SALES SUPPORT

AUS

1800 623 432

MODEL: Fun 

PRODUCT CODE: 91835 

10/2014

17. Possible number of photos

The following table shows the approximate number of photographic images that can be made, 
based on the particular setting and the capacity of the microSD/ SDHC memory card.

Resolution

Quality

MicroSD/SDHC memory card capacity

1GB

2GB

4GB

SDHC

8GB

SDHC

16GB
SDHC

32GB
SDHC

14M

4,320 x 3,240

 Super fine

172

340

672

1241

2478

4926

 Fine

273

538

978

1965

3915

7789

 Normal

411

804

1578

2935

5839

11598

8M

3,264 x 2,448

 Super fine

299

589

1152

2152

4285

8414

 Fine

476

938

1798

3424

6827

13604

 Normal

599

1376

2554

5023

10012

19995

5M

2,592 x 1,944

 Super fine

472

924

1774

3623

7251

14309

 Fine

730

1440

2764

5646

11301

22608

 Normal

1085

2135

4099

8372

18755

37520

3M

2,048 x 1,536

 Super fine

730

1440

2764

5646

11301

22608

 Fine

1131

2211

4245

8671

17351

34711

 Normal

1649

3259

6256

12778

25565

51139

VGA

640 x 480

 Super fine

5202

10320

19813

40466

80945

99999

 Fine

6205

12384

23776

48559

97131

99999

 Normal

7843

15480

29720

60699

99999

99999

Summary of Contents for FUN

Page 1: ...m CONTENTS Digital Camera 4GBmicroSDHCmemorycard with SD card adaptor 2x Activ Energy batteries type AAA USB cable Pouch Picture editing software Instruction manual Warranty documents YEAR WARRANTY 3...

Page 2: ...conferred by this warranty are in addition to all rights and remedies in respect of the product that the consumer has under the Competition and Consumer Act 2010 and similar state and territory laws...

Page 3: ...mes with a 3 year warranty You will need the enclosed warranty card and your sales receipt in the event of the camera developing a fault Keep these in a safe place together with the Instruction Manual...

Page 4: ...d rear 9 5 EXPLANATION OF STATUS NOTIFICATIONS 12 6 PREPARATION 14 6 1 Inserting the batteries 14 6 2 Inserting the memory card 15 6 3 Formatting the memory card 16 7 CAMERA SETTINGS 16 7 1 Photo mode...

Page 5: ...7 8 9 Deleting photos and videos 27 9 CONNECTING TO A COMPUTER 28 10 INSTALLING THE SOFTWARE 29 11 LICENSE STATEMENT 30 12 CLEANING 31 13 DISPOSAL 31 14 CONFORMITY 32 15 WARRANTY AND SERVICE 32 16 TEC...

Page 6: ...f unwanted packaging according to local recycling requirements This device is not intended to be used by persons including children with restricted physical sensory or mental abilities or lack of expe...

Page 7: ...in the camera resulting in a deformation of the housing and it can also cause a fire Hazards through the use of batteries Remove the batteries from the camera if it is not used for an extended period...

Page 8: ...it Make sure that the LCD monitor is not exposed to impact or point pressure This could result in the glass of the monitor being damaged or that liquid from the inside his discharged If the liquid get...

Page 9: ...irm changes to the menu 2 Main switch on off Press this button for 2 seconds to turn on the camera and press it again for 2 seconds to turn the camera off Briefly press this button to set the displayi...

Page 10: ...tter illuminate the target object in the dark the optimum flash distance range is up to 1 5 m 6 Lens Used for taking pictures and short films Note Always keep the lens clean Fingerprints and dirt can...

Page 11: ...ide and rear No Element Description 9 Macro switch O Macro mode Use this mode to take close up photos distance 11 cm 18 cm N Normal mode Use this mode to take pictures at a distances from 0 5 m infini...

Page 12: ...igital zoom out Video playback Playback start pause 12 Wide Menu mode Down Photo Video Playback mode Digital zoom in Playback mode Starts the thumbnail mode 13 Left Flash Menu mode Left Playback mode...

Page 13: ...e playback Navigate to the top in the enlarged image Video playback Stop video playback 16 Menu Delete Record playback mode Open menu Playback mode Deleting photos videos Picture playback Navigate to...

Page 14: ...ecording Mode Photo mode Video mode 2 Flash a Flash is always on Flash will trigger in any lighting situation b Auto Flash The camera automatically determines whether the flash will trigger or not No...

Page 15: ...ideo VGA 640 x 480 QVGA 320 x 240 5 Image Quality Super fine Fine Normal 6 Battery level indicator The battery is fully charged The battery is empty 7 Zoom display Show the zoom setting 8 Memory card...

Page 16: ...ra there is a compartment to insert the batteries and the memory card Open the compartment by holding the lock button to the side and then sliding the cover outwards The cover will then open automatic...

Page 17: ...Do not forcefully insert the card since this coulddamage the card and the card slot Make sure to format the memory card with the camera before you use it for the first time Read the section 6 3 regard...

Page 18: ...amera settings All menu settings can only be performed when the rear monitor is activated If the front monitor is activated no setting adjustments can be performed 7 1 Photo mode In the Settings menu...

Page 19: ...9 Note The currently selected item is highlighted in green The current setting of each option is marked with a check mark All menu settings are retained after turning off the camera In the following l...

Page 20: ...oting of photos is defined for different lighting conditions Hereby the colour scheme perceived by the human eye will be equalized Auto Daylight Cloudy Tungsten Fluorescent ISO This sets the light sen...

Page 21: ...ecording the photo In addition the 10 seconds are counted down on the monitor Off On Sharpness Here the image focus is set by adjusting the edge sharpness for the recordings Hard Normal SoftEffect Her...

Page 22: ...n with the buttons and press the shutter button to confirm the selection 5 Press the button Menu 9 to exit the menu To exit a submenu without making a change press the button In the following the fact...

Page 23: ...s the shutter button to confirm the selection 5 Press the button Menu 9 to exit the menu To exit a submenu without making a change press the button9 In the following the factory setting values are hig...

Page 24: ...nus and messages on the LCD screen You can choose from 7 languages German English French Italian Spanish Dutch Portuguese Hungarian Slovenian Date Time Here you can set the date and time Use the butto...

Page 25: ...the object being photographed Selecttheflowersymbol O whenyouwanttomakeacloseupphotograph 11cm 18cm If you want to record a video or photo of the surroundings or people from a distance of more than 0...

Page 26: ...ll monitor If you want to take a picture of yourself you can simply use the monitor on the front Perform the following steps 1 Press the LCD button to switch to the front monitor 2 Use the front monit...

Page 27: ...preview 1 Press the 7 button to access the playback mode 2 The last picture or video clip will be displayed Press the buttons to individually scroll through the pictures During single image playback p...

Page 28: ...o clip will be displayed Press the buttons to scroll through the clips 3 To play a video clip press the T button 4 Press the button to fast forward and the button for a quick backward By pressing T th...

Page 29: ...d Select resize and press the shutter button 4 Selectthenewsizeandpresstheshutterbuttontoconfirm Thephotowillbesavedseparately 8 9 Deleting photos and videos You can protect photos and videos on the m...

Page 30: ...l be supplied with power through the USB connection 3 The camera will install itself on the computer as an additional drive called Removable Disk 4 If you double click on this drive you can copy or mo...

Page 31: ...connected to the computer without the installation of the software 1 Insert the CD ROM supplied with the camera into the CD DVD drive of your computer You will see a welcome screen 2 Click on the nam...

Page 32: ...this software for the product in question The source text of the software implemented in the product in question can be obtained in response to an enquiry sent to the e mail address info supra elektr...

Page 33: ...lectioncontainers Batteriesand storagebatteries may not be disposed of in domestic waste Consumers are obliged by law to return used batteries to communal collection points or dealers selling batterie...

Page 34: ...nty and Service If problems should occur during the operation of the device we are available under service address to handle any questions and problems you may have We will issue a manufacturer s warr...

Page 35: ...FT LCD Recording medium MicroSD SDHC memory cards up to 32 GB File Format JPEG EXIF 2 2 Motion JPEG AVI Lens F 2 8 f 4 8 mm Focus range 0 5 m infinity Macro mode 11 cm 18 cm Exposure time Normal mode...

Page 36: ...41 2478 4926 Fine 273 538 978 1965 3915 7789 Normal 411 804 1578 2935 5839 11598 8M 3 264 x 2 448 Super fine 299 589 1152 2152 4285 8414 Fine 476 938 1798 3424 6827 13604 Normal 599 1376 2554 5023 100...

Page 37: ...table shows the total times for all videos A video recording will stop automatically when a video clip size exceeds 4 GB or 25 minutes For the video recording we recommend a Class 6 memory card or hi...

Page 38: ...8 Light frequency 22 M Macro switch 9 Measurement 18 Memory card 13 15 Memory card slot 11 Mode display 12 Monitor display change 25 N Navigation keys 10ff O ON OFF switch 7 P Photo mode settings 17f...

Page 39: ...rocess of repair some or all of your stored data may be lost We recommend you save this data elsewhere prior to sending the product for repair You should also be aware that rather than repairing goods...

Page 40: ...supra Foto Elektronik Vertriebs GmbH Denisstr 28A 67663 Kaiserslautern Germany 91835 10 2014 2001 8146...

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