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Page 1: ...12 0 MP Design Digital Camera MEDION LIFE P43028 MD 86908 Instruction Manual...

Page 2: ...1 Overview of the appliance Front 1 Flash 2 Display for the automatic release light Flashing Automatic release switched on 3 Camera lens with a lens barrel 4 Microphone...

Page 3: ...tion buttons In the Recording mode Face tracking on off In the Replay mode Start pause playback In the Photo Replay mode Turns the photo by 90 each time In the menu Go upwards in the menus sub menus D...

Page 4: ...e Recording mode Select the type of flash In the Replay mode Display the next recording Replay of videos Switch fast forward on or off In the menu Open a sub menu or select settings In the Recording m...

Page 5: ...unction 10 Menu button call up the menu Top 11 Image stabiliser 12 Zoom rocker button T W Enlarge or reduce the selection 13 Release button Press it briefly Establish the focussing range 14 Switch the...

Page 6: ...5 Base 15 Battery SD card compartment cover 16 Mini USB connection 17 Tripod holder 18 Loudspeaker Side 19 Eye for the carrying loop...

Page 7: ...First Steps 21 The Recording and Replay modes 24 Display outputs 25 Display outputs for the recording 25 Display outputs for the replay of photos 27 Display outputs for the replay of videos 28 Displa...

Page 8: ...speech notes 52 Deleting photos 53 The menus 54 Navigating in the menus 54 The Recording menu 55 Recording mode 59 The Settings menu 66 The Replay menu 69 Connection to a TV or PC 81 Displaying recor...

Page 9: ...8 Memory capacity 88 Troubleshooting 89 Maintenance and care 92 Disposal 93 Technical specifications 94...

Page 10: ...e device Proper use The device is suitable for recordings in the digital format Do not operate the device either in extreme heat or extreme cold The device is not suitable for operation in extreme con...

Page 11: ...the camera for a longer time The camera and the power pack must not be subjected either to drops of water or spray Do not place any objects filled with liquid such as vases on the device Information...

Page 12: ...ubject the device to any strong sources of heat for this reason Avoid contact with skin eyes and mucous membranes If these areas come into contact with battery acid rinse them immediately with plenty...

Page 13: ...the camera carefully after this Keep it away from strong magnetic fields Never take the camera too close to devices that create strong electro magnetic fields such as electrical motors Strong electro...

Page 14: ...the electricity supply if image data on memory cards are being displayed or deleted can lead to a loss of date or damage the memory Treat the lens and all moveable parts with care Do not touch the le...

Page 15: ...to the reduced speed of the chemical reactions When recording in cold weather keep a second battery pack in reserve in a warm place e g trouser pocket This symbol on your camera certifies that the dev...

Page 16: ...nd contact us within 14 days of purchase if any of the following components are missing You will have received the following with the product that you have acquired Camera 2 x lithium ion battery 2 GB...

Page 17: ...ice to charge the battery Do not cover the charging device with objects newspapers table cloths curtains etc to avoid heat building up Do not place any open sources of fire such as burning candles on...

Page 18: ...the charging tray from the network to avoid unnecessary electricity consumption although a protection against overcharging exists Insert the battery into the camera as described in the following The...

Page 19: ...ff Push the closure of the battery compartment in the direction of the arrow The battery compartment will open Push the battery into the battery compartment so that the contacts of the battery lie at...

Page 20: ...D memory card to increase the memory capacity for this reason The recordings will be stored on the card if one has been inserted Inserting a card Switch the camera off Push the cover of the battery co...

Page 21: ...mera and for safety reasons Take the loop through the eye as shown in the illustration Pull the other end of the hand loop through the loop of the thin cord and pull the hand loop firmly Pay attention...

Page 22: ...ectly and that it is charged if the camera does not switch on Switching off the camera Hold the ON OFF button held down for rather longer to switch off the camera Setting the language and the date tim...

Page 23: ...s SET The Settings menu will open You will also be able to set the date format as well as the date and the time You have the following possibilities JJ MM TT Year Month Day MM TT JJ Month Day Year TT...

Page 24: ...the camera for more than 48 hours Electricity saving function The camera will switch off if it has not been used for 60 seconds You can also set the automatic switching off time to 3 or 5 minutes The...

Page 25: ...video clips You will be able to replay process and delete photos audio and video clips in the Replay mode Push the control to the Replay symbol to set the Replay mode The Replay symbol will appear ab...

Page 26: ...in the Recording mode 1 You can set different types of recording button the current type of recording will be shown here 2 Flash setting 3 Self timer 4 Zoom setting 5 Recordings still available at th...

Page 27: ...on 12 Shows the contrast 13 Bar chart 14 Setting 15 Focus range 16 Shows the shutter speed 17 Aperture setting 18 Warning information Danger of blurring 19 Macro setting 20 Exposure setting 21 Face re...

Page 28: ...isplay of the mode Recording or Replay 2 The photo is protected 3 Sound recording 4 Button arrangement 5 Current recording total number of recordings 6 Battery status 7 Memory location internal memory...

Page 29: ...eplay 2 The video is protected 3 Recording videos 4 Management of the recording 5 Current recording total number of recordings 6 Battery status 7 Memory location internal memory IN or card 8 Informati...

Page 30: ...the mode Recording or Replay 2 The image is protected 3 Management of recording 4 Current recording total number of recordings 5 Battery status 6 Memory location internal memory IN or card 7 Informat...

Page 31: ...off and change them by pressing the DISP button repeatedly In the Recording mode With the most important displays With all displays With image division lines for the easier division of the image With...

Page 32: ...nt displays With all displays Without displays The display outputs cannot be changed During the recording and replay of audio and video clips While a slide show or miniature images are displayed While...

Page 33: ...g mode is active Tips for good photographic recordings Move the camera slowly so that the photos do not become fuzzy The camera should not move when pressing the shutter release Do not move the camera...

Page 34: ...an ISO value has been set will appear Press the Release button down completely to take the picture A sound will signal that the photo has been taken The photos will be saved as JPEG files The symbol w...

Page 35: ...h will be activated automatically if the recording conditions require additional lighting With pre flash before the actual flash to avoid red eye The camera will recognize the brightness of the subjec...

Page 36: ...ar giving the Zoom setting will appear W The image will be zoomed out of wide angle you will capture a wider section T The image will be zoomed into telephoto you will capture a smaller section The op...

Page 37: ...he LCD Your camera offers four different focussing modes Normal The focussing range begins at 40 cm in the case of normal focus No symbol will be displayed if the camera has been set to the Normal mod...

Page 38: ...s Press the button if you want to pause the recording Press the button again to continue the recording Press the Release button again to end the recording Note The digital zoom is not available for re...

Page 39: ...t touch the microphone during a recording Select the Speech Recording entry under the Recording mode setting in the Recording menu Press the Release button to start the recording The recording bar wil...

Page 40: ...era will be shown on the left menu strip The possible settings of the respective function will be shown in the lower bar Press the button to open the menu Select the function that you wish to change w...

Page 41: ...lution photos The resolution significantly determines the quality of the photo The higher the resolution the more memory a photo needs The highest resolutions are recommended above all for large print...

Page 42: ...too light You can set the value in nine steps between 2 0 EV and 2 0 EV A bar diagram with 3 images to compare will appear on the display For example the image will show an exposure correction of 0 3...

Page 43: ...ht Cloudy Suitable for recordings in the case of a cloudy sky twilight or shadow Light bulb Suitable for recordings in incandescent light Neon H Suitable for recordings in fluorescent light Corrects t...

Page 44: ...ich you want to set a white balance and take a sample photo to find the correct setting The left image will show the previous white balance the centre one will show the actually selected white balance...

Page 45: ...er pictures in good light conditions Setting Explanation Automatic Automatic ISO value ISO 50 Sets the sensitivity to ISO 50 ISO 100 Sets the sensitivity to ISO 100 ISO 200 Sets the sensitivity to ISO...

Page 46: ...s function Setting Explanation Several Selects an exposure on the basis of the measured results at several points in the recording area Centre The light of the whole recording area will be measured ho...

Page 47: ...hoto effect set Lifelike The picture will be presented with higher colour and saturation to emphasize the bright colours Sepia The picture will be presented in nostalgic brown shades Black white The p...

Page 48: ...480 Web Quality Quality for presentation by Internet platforms The recording of video clips for presentation on Internet platforms will be optimized in the setting The camera will switch off automati...

Page 49: ...Recording menu You can also select the settings for recordings through the Recording menu You can take more precise information about navigation in the menus and the different settings from the The Re...

Page 50: ...one after the other in the Replay mode Push the Mode Selection switch to to activate the Replay mode The most recently made recording will appear on the display the following outputs are possible acco...

Page 51: ...direction to return to the full image view Some miniature views contain icons that give the file type Icon File type Explanation Speech recording Indicates a speech recording Defective file Indicates...

Page 52: ...sections in the case of photo recordings You can enlarge an image section up to 12 times by pressing the button in the direction repeatedly in the full image view The 4 arrows at the edge indicate th...

Page 53: ...button if you wish to pause the replay Press the button again to continue the replay Press the button if you wish to end the replay Making a screen shot of a video clip Press the button during a vide...

Page 54: ...the SET button and confirm the answer Select the Terminate entry and confirm again with SET to interrupt the function The next recording will be shown on the display Protected files cannot be deleted...

Page 55: ...ess the button to open the menus Select the setting that you wish to change with the or the direction button Press the SET button the corresponding sub menu will open Select the required option with t...

Page 56: ...automatic release or select the picture sequence here 10 sec The photo will be taken 10 seconds after the Release button has been pressed 2 sec The photo will be taken 2 seconds after the Release butt...

Page 57: ...will take a series of 30 photos in the case of this setting This mode can only be activated if a Class 6 SDHC memory card is used OFF the recording of a sequence will be stopped Automatic exposure You...

Page 58: ...s of a photo appear sharper or softer here High Marks out the photo sharply Normal Normal photo sharpness Low Marks out the photo softly Saturation You can select the colour saturation of the photo he...

Page 59: ...on here Intellig zoom Enlarges and optimizes the photo digitally Standard zoom Enlarges all photo sizes up to 5 times but leads to deterioration in the picture quality Off Only use the optical zoom Da...

Page 60: ...are available Symbol Setting Explanation Auto Automatic For unpractised photographers All settings will be established by the camera automatically P Programme The camera will establish the suitable r...

Page 61: ...uses on the centre Scenery Suitable for wide sections of landscape Sunset Strengthens the red tone to record sunsets Backlight Adjust the Measurement setting to the backlight Children Suitable for sho...

Page 62: ...ght scene portrait Suitable for portrait photos with a dark background Skin tones soft Creates photos with soft transitions and pastel colours Flowing water Creates a soft effect in the case of fast m...

Page 63: ...cted Capture smiles Uses face recognition to capture a smiling face automatically Perception of blinking The camera discerns whether the eyes of your subject were closed during the shot and leaves the...

Page 64: ...the countdown and will take the photo after the expiry of two seconds Self portrait This function sets the zoom to wide angle The Auto Focus will be activated automatically and a signal noise will so...

Page 65: ...g Explanation TV Shutter setting You can establish the shutter speed with this function M Manual exposure You can set the shutter speed and the aperture value with this function Speech recording Recor...

Page 66: ...ill take photos automatically as soon as it discerns a smile You will activate the Capture Smiles mode in this way Select the function in the Recording mode Focus the camera on the subject The camera...

Page 67: ...l switch off automatically after the selected time to save the battery charge Select 1 min 3 min or 5 min The electricity saving function is not active during the recording of audio and video clips du...

Page 68: ...he numbering of the files here Series The files will be numbered continuously from 0001 Set back Sets the numbering back to 0001 This function is sensible after the memory card has been changed for ex...

Page 69: ...memory card or the internal memory All recordings will be deleted during this Copy to card Copies recording to an inserted memory card from the internal memory Select Yes with or and press the SET bu...

Page 70: ...cording Voice Delete the speech recording of a photo Multi Delete several recordings that you will have selected in the miniature view Delete all Delete all recordings Protect You will protect the rec...

Page 71: ...ength of the speech note is 30 seconds The remaining time will be shown on the display A speech note for the selected photo will be deleted if one already exists Colour mode You will be able to create...

Page 72: ...file The resolution of photos in VGA cannot be changed Start screen You can select a starting image that will appear on the screen after the camera has been switched on You can choose between System T...

Page 73: ...he photos directly with a DPOF compatible printer without transferring them to a computer in advance You will be able to print all photos or one photo or set the DPOF settings back You will set the nu...

Page 74: ...planation Radial soft focus lens The radial soft focus lens is an effect that traces out the centre of the photo indistinctly You will select the soft focus stage with the or the button Press SET to s...

Page 75: ...h the photos should be faded in 1 3 5 or 10 seconds You will be able to select various effects for the transitions Select whether the photo sequence should be continuously repeated or should end after...

Page 76: ...or delete several files multi Select the Multi several sub point in the Delete or Protect sub menu the photos will be shown in miniature view on the display Select a photo with the or the button Press...

Page 77: ...roceed carefully when deleting files for this reason Correcting red eye This function serves to reduce the red eye effect on photos It is only available in the case of photos The red eye correction ca...

Page 78: ...ote sub menu in the Replay menu The image preview and a selection menu will appear on the display Select Start and press the SET button to begin the recording The microphone is located below the lens...

Page 79: ...ed in black and white Negative The photo will be presented in reverse tone values Mosaic The photo will be presented as a mosaic Red The photo will receive a red tone Green The photo will receive a gr...

Page 80: ...irection to enlarge the photo You will be able to recognize the position of the image section in the grey rectangle on the left You will be able to use the the the or the button to change the image se...

Page 81: ...selection menu will appear on the display Select one of the following resolutions and press the SET button 8 M 5 M 3 M or VGA The available resolutions can vary according to the original size of the p...

Page 82: ...on of the camera and the video input yellow and audio input white of the television device Switch the camera and the television device on Switch the camera to the Replay mode and start the required re...

Page 83: ...ed with the camera Switch the camera and the photoprinter on The camera will discern that a USB device has been connected Change to the Printer mode by selecting the Printer option and confirm with SE...

Page 84: ...n on the computer when the computer is switched on Switch the camera on Select Computer and press the SET button to confirm the selection Connect will appear in the camera display The camera will be r...

Page 85: ...irectory on the PC intended for it to the My Own Files directory for example You can also highlight the files and use the Copy and Enter Windows commands The files are transferred to the computer and...

Page 86: ...o the PC through a card drive if the PC has such a drive or a card reading device has been connected and if you have saved the recordings on the memory card A card reader will also be recognized as a...

Page 87: ...are exempted from this _UTUBE The videos recorded in the Internet Quality mode will be saved in this directory Normal recordings will be located in the 100DICAM directory and identified automatically...

Page 88: ...mpression a program for processing your photos is on the CD supplied with the camera Place the CD into the CD ROM drive of your computer The CD will usually be recognized and presented automatically I...

Page 89: ...00 390 781 5 M 40 80 160 320 625 1250 3 M 66 133 266 533 1041 2083 VGA 305 611 1223 2466 4778 9557 The Table gives the number of photos at a selected resolution e g 5 M that you can save on a memory c...

Page 90: ...s not completely closed The camera does not take any photos The flash is still charging The memory is full The SD card is not correctly formatted or is defective The maximum file number has been excee...

Page 91: ...the dark The shutter usually works slower under weak light conditions Change the angel of the camera or improve the light conditions The camera switches itself off The camera will switch itself off a...

Page 92: ...The camera is not switched on When the camera is connected to the computer for the first time no new hardware is found The USB connection of the computer is deactivated in the BIOS Activate the port i...

Page 93: ...aning solutions that contain oil This could damage the camera Remove the dust first with a lens brush to clean the lens or the display Then clean them with a soft cloth Do not press on the display or...

Page 94: ...ce into the normal domestic waste at the end of its useful life under any circumstances Dispose of it through a local collection point for old devices in an environmentally friendly way Find out about...

Page 95: ...LC Display File format JPEG EXIF 2 2 DPOF AVI WAV Max resolution Camera mode 4000 x 3000 pixels Video mode 640 x480 1280 x 720 pixels with a Class 6 SDHC memory card Photo memory Internal 32 MB intern...

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