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13. Conformity

This device was labelled with the CE marking, in accordance with the following European 
Directives:

RoHs Directive 2011/65/EC

EMC Directive 2004/108/EC
The EU declaration of conformity can be requested from the address 
listed on the warranty card.

14. Warranty 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 
warranty for the device for 3 years.
For details, please refer to the separately enclosed warranty card.
Before you send us a defective unit, please contact our hotline.

Service address:

Schenker Australia Pty Ltd

Maginon® Service
P.O. Box 329
Villawood, NSW 2163
Australia

Tel.: 1800 623 432

Manufacturer’s address:

supra

Foto-Elektronik-Vertriebs-GmbH 

Denisstr. 28A 

67663 Kaiserslautern

Germany

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Page 3: ...warranty If the camera should encounter a defect you must present the enclosed warranty card and your purchase receipt Please store them carefully together with the operating instructions Make sure to include the instruction manual if the product is passed on to third parties Note Remove the protective plastic from the screens and possibly from the lens of the camera by pulling on the protruding t...

Page 4: ...IPTIONOFTHESTATUSINDICATORS 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 CAMERASETTINGS 17 7 1 Photo mode 17 7 2 Video mode 21 7 3 Setup menu 22 8 USINGTHECAMERA 24 8 1 Taking photos 24 8 2 Self photography with the small screen 25 8 3 Selftimer 25 8 4 Recording video clips 26 8 5 Playback of the photos 26 8 6 Playback of v...

Page 5: ... 9 Deleting photos and videos 28 9 CONNECTINGTOACOMPUTER 29 System requirements 29 10 SOFTWAREINSTALLATION 30 11 CLEANING 31 12 DISPOSAL 31 13 CONFORMITY 32 14 WARRANTYANDSERVICE 32 15 TECHNICALDATA 33 16 POSSIBLENUMBEROFPHOTOSHOOTS 34 17 POSSIBLEVIDEORECORDINGTIME 35 18 INDEX 36 ...

Page 6: ... 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 experience and or knowledge unless they are supervised by a person responsible for their safety or received instructions from them on how to operate the device Children should be supervised to ensure that they do n...

Page 7: ... 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 of time Do not remove the batteries after using the camera for an extended period of time Allow to cool down first The batteries often become hot during use There is danger of explosion if the batteries are replaced imprope...

Page 8: ...nitor 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 gets into the eyes or onto the skin it must be rinsed off immediately with clean water If the liquid gets into contact with the eyes seek medical attention immediately Damage to the electronics monitors or the lens which were cause...

Page 9: ... 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 displaying of the rear monitor symbols to on or off 3 LCD display swit ching button Use this button to switch back and forth between the front and rear monitor 4 This is your camera View from above 1 2 3 ...

Page 10: ...up to 1 5m 5 Lens Used for taking pictures and short films Note Always keep the lens clean Fingerprints and dirt can negatively affect the image quality 6 LED display When this LED is blinking the camera is in the process of performing an action loading the flash performing a storage operation etc 7 Front monitor Front monitor for recording self portraits 4 7 5 6 ...

Page 11: ...scription 8 Eyelet for the carrying strap Eyelet for fastening the carrying strap to the camera 9 LCD monitor To display photographs and videos as well as to check and change settings 10 Tripod thread Used to mount the camera on a tripod 8 9 10 ...

Page 12: ...se 12 Far Menu mode Down Photo Video Playback mode Digital zoom in Playback mode Starts the thumbnail mode 13 Left Flash Menu mode Left Playback mode Previous picture Photo mode Selection of the flash function Picture playback Navigate to the left in the enlarged image Video playback Fast backward 11 12 13 14 15 16 18 17 19 ...

Page 13: ...k 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 the bottom in the enlarged image Playback mode File Manager press briefly 17 Slot for microSD cards Please insert your microSD SDHC card here 18 USB interface Through this connection you are able to download p...

Page 14: ... Flash a Flash is always on Flash will trigger in any lighting situation bAuto Flash The camera automatically determines whether the flash will trigger or not No Flash The flash is disabled 3 Self timer Display of the self timer function Note The status notifications are only displayed on the rear monitor ...

Page 15: ...age 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 A microSD card is inserted and used to store photos and videos 9 White Balance Display of the selectedWhite Balance 10 Photo video counter Photo mode Number of possible photos Video mode Recording time in seconds ...

Page 16: ...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 automatically 6 1 Inserting the batteries 1 Open the battery compartment as described above 2 Insert 2 alkaline batteries type LR03 AAA or batteries with the same specification into the camera Pay attention to the correct polarity of the batteries as indicated on...

Page 17: ...ince this could damage 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 regarding the formatting of the memory card 3 After inserting the batteries shut the cover and slide it towards the tripod thread with gentle pressure The cover will lock into place and close tightly Note To avoid damage to the memory card ...

Page 18: ...p menu by pressing the button 3 Select the Format option with the keys and press the shutter button to confirm your selection 4 Select Yes and confirm your selection with the shutter button Note Please keep in mind Formatting irreversibly deletes all pictures and video clips on the microSD SDHC memory card Therefore transfer important data on to a computer before the memory card is formatted ...

Page 19: ... 3 In the photo menu select the desired option with the buttons and press the shutter button to enter the submenu 4 Select the desired option 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 also press the button9 In the following list the factory setting values are highlighted with a star No...

Page 20: ...ting the exposure is determined Center usestheaveragelightmeteredfromtheentireframe butplacesahigher emphasisonobjectslocatedinthemiddle Multi Exposureismeasuredintheentireimagearea Spot Averysmallareainthecentreoftheimageismeasuredinordertocalculatethe correctvaluefortheexposure White Balance Here the white balance for the shooting of photos is defined for different lighting conditions Hereby the ...

Page 21: ...his value the brighter pictures will be 2 0 1 7 1 3 1 0 0 7 0 3 0 0 0 3 0 7 1 0 1 3 1 7 2 0 Self Timer With the self timer function photo shots can be made with a delay of 10 seconds after the shutter button has been actuated When the shutter button is pressed during the self timer recording the self timer LED above the lens will start to blink It will blink faster during the last 2 seconds before...

Page 22: ...encilSketch Red Green Blue Vivid Date Stamp The date of recording can be printed directly onto the images This feature must be activated before taking a picture Off On Quick View This setting determines whether a a picture is briefly previewed on the monitor immediately after it is recorded Off On ...

Page 23: ...tter 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 highlighted with a star Movie Size This option sets the resolution of the photo to be recorded VGA 640x480 QVGA 320x240 White Balance See white balance in the photo mode page 18 Auto Daylight Cloudy Tungsten Fluo...

Page 24: ...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 highlighted with a star Sounds Here you can specify whether the camera should sound a tone when it is switched on and each time you press a button Off On Light Frequency The camera supports the lighting frequencies of 50 Hz and 60 HzWhen p...

Page 25: ...e from 7 languages German English French Italian Spanish Hungarian Slovenian Date Time Here you can set the date and time Use the buttons to select the value to be changed Use the buttons to change the values Subsequently save the setting with the shutter button Format Read the formatting the memory card page 16 for further details Yes No Reset All Here all values of the camera are reset to the de...

Page 26: ...ry is too weak 3 Arrange the picture on the rear monitor This camera is equipped with an 8x digital zoom With the zoom button you able to bring objects closer to you Press the zoom button T to zoom closer to the object and to enlarge the image Press the zoom button W to zoom away from the object and display and display an image with a wider viewing angle 4 Press the shutter button and wait until t...

Page 27: ...lf 3 Press the shutter button to take your photo 8 3 Self timer You can use the self timer for self portraits or shots without a flash Please use a tripod for this 1 To set the self timer proceed as described on page 19 2 Arrange your photo with the help of the LCD monitor 3 Press the shutter button to take the photo 4 When the shutter button is pressed the self timer LED above the lens will start...

Page 28: ... for playback Single picture and 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 press the W to open the preview mode Press to select the photo you want and press the shutter button to display it 3 In full screen mode press the T button to enlarge t...

Page 29: ...ode 2 The last picture or video 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 the playback can be paused and and started again 5 Press the M mode button to exit the video playback 8 7 Protecting photos and videos You can protect photos and videos on ...

Page 30: ...e new size and press the shutter button to confirm The photo will be saved separately 8 9 Deleting photos and videos You can protect photos and videos on the memory card from accidental deletion 1 Press the 7 button to access the playback mode 2 Press to select the photos videos to be deleted 3 Press the Menu 9 and select All to delete all pictures and videos or Single to delete the selected photo...

Page 31: ...he 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 move the photo and video files to a folder on your computer System requirements Windows Macintosh Pentium IV 3 0 GHz or higher Windows XP Vista 7 8 2 GB RAM 1GB of available hard disk space CD or DVD drive Available USB port PowerPC G4 ...

Page 32: ...mplete the installation Note Before installing the included software please perform a data backup The manufacturer is not liable for data loss To transfer stored media the camera can be connected to the computer without the installation of the software Note For more information on how to use the software see the appropriate Help function of the program If you are usingWindows XP Vista 7 or 8 insta...

Page 33: ... disposed of with household waste The consumer is legally obligated to return the batteries to the designated collection facilities or the the batterie s point of sale Batteries and rechargeable batteries are therefore labelled with the adjacent displayed symbol Correct disposal of this product The adjacent displayed label indicates that no electrical devices in the EU may be disposed of with norm...

Page 34: ...eration of the device we are available under service address to handle any questions and problems you may have We will issue a manufacturer s warranty for the device for 3 years For details please refer to the separately enclosed warranty card Before you send us a defective unit please contact our hotline Service address Schenker Australia Pty Ltd Maginon Service P O Box 329 Villawood NSW 2163 Aus...

Page 35: ...D SDHC memory cards up to 32GB File Format JPEG EXIF 2 2 Motion JPEG AVI Lens F 2 8 f 1 8 mm Focus range 0 15 cm infinity Exposure time Normal mode 1 8 1 4000 sec Digital zoom 4x digital zoom Connections USB 2 0 Power supply 2x Alkaline batteries type AAA Dimensions approx 97 6 x 63 x 23 mm without protruding parts Weight approx 120g without batteries and memory card Note During the course of prod...

Page 36: ... 3915 7789 Normal 411 804 1578 2935 5839 11598 8M 3264 x 2448 Super fine 299 589 1152 2152 4285 8414 Fine 476 938 1798 3424 6827 13604 Normal 599 1376 2554 5023 10012 19995 5M 2592 x 1944 Super fine 472 924 1774 3623 7251 14309 Fine 730 1440 2764 5646 11301 22608 Normal 1085 2135 4099 8372 18755 37520 3M 2048 x 1536 Super fine 730 1440 2764 5646 11301 22608 Fine 1131 2211 4245 8671 17351 34711 Nor...

Page 37: ... 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 higher in order to avoid an automatic stop or unexpected results Resolution MicroSD SDHC memory card capacity 1 GB 2 GB 4 GB SDHC 8 GB SDHC 16 GB SDHC 32 GB SDHC VGA 640 x 480 0 12 58 0 25 50 0 50 23 1 41 23 3 22 56 6 45 55 QVGA 320 x 240...

Page 38: ...rement 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 17ff Picture quality 13 18 Playback 11 26ff Preview 20 Protect 27 R Resolutions 13 18 21 Recording Photos 24ff RecordingVideos 26 Recording mode 11 12 Recording counter 13 Resizing 28 S Safety notices 4ff Self timer 13 19 25 Setup Menu 22 Setting t...

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