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Overview of the appliance

Front

Flash

Lens
Microphone

Rear

display

Zoom button

Playback button

Mode button

Menu button

Operating LED

4-way navigation

button

Summary of Contents for Life S41001 MD 86293

Page 1: ...Waterproof digital camera Instruction Manual MEDION LIFE S41001 MD 86293...

Page 2: ...1 Overview of the appliance Front Flash Lens Microphone Rear LC display Zoom button Playback button Mode button Menu button Operating LED 4 way navigation button...

Page 3: ...2 Top Loudspeaker On off button Shutter release Bottom Tripod socket USB connection SD card slot Battery compartment Page Loop for carrying strap Macro button...

Page 4: ...witching off the camera 14 Setting the language date and time 15 Shooting and playback mode 18 Display options 19 Display options during video recording 19 Display options during video playback 21 Dis...

Page 5: ...enu 43 The video playback menu 46 Connection to TV and PC 48 Displaying captures on a television set 48 Transferring data to a computer 49 DCF memory standard 50 Card drive 50 Directory structure in t...

Page 6: ...suited for operation in extreme conditions Warning To avoid injury please note the following warnings when using this product Make sure you are not too close to people when using the flash Otherwise y...

Page 7: ...erting the batteries Store batteries in a cool dry place Direct intense heat can damage the batteries Therefore do not expose the device to any sources of direct heat Avoid contact with skin eyes and...

Page 8: ...is can cause the battery to leak or the case to become misshapen Avoid extreme variations in temperature If you suddenly take the camera out of a cold environment into a warm one or vice versa condens...

Page 9: ...s from the camera carefully Underwater operation The camera is suitable for underwater operation up to a maximum depth of 3 metres Please make sure that you do not dive deeper than 3 metres Water resi...

Page 10: ...When recording in cold weather keep a second battery pack in reserve in a warm place e g trouser pocket This symbol on the camera certifies that the device complies with EU guidelines on electromagne...

Page 11: ...e all items are included and contact us within 14 days of purchase if any of the following components are missing The following items are supplied with the product Camera 2 x AAA 1 5V batteries 2 GB S...

Page 12: ...the direction indicated by the arrow and open the battery compartment cover Slide the battery compartment in the direction indicated by the arrow and open the battery compartment Insert the batteries...

Page 13: ...e the memory capacity If a memory card is inserted your photos will be stored on the card Insert card Switch the camera off Open the cover of the battery compartment Insert the card as shown into the...

Page 14: ...ap through the loop Pull the other end of the carrying strap through the thin loop of the strap and pull tight If you carry the camera by the carrying strap ensure that the camera does not bang into a...

Page 15: ...arged Switching off the camera Press the ON OFF button down for a little longer to switch the camera off Energy saving function If the camera has not been used for 60 seconds it will switch off automa...

Page 16: ...enu using the buttons or and press the button The formatting menu opens Select the symbol using the buttons or to format the memory card or select if you do not want to format the memory card CAUTION...

Page 17: ...elect the symbol using the buttons or to deactivate the automatic switch off function Use the buttons or to select either 5 minutes or 1 minute as the camera s automatic switch off period and confirm...

Page 18: ...tem using the buttons or and confirm the selection by pressing the button Date time Select the entry DATE TIME in the SETTINGS menu using the buttons or and press the button The settings menu opens Se...

Page 19: ...after the camera has been switched on you may take photos immediately You can also record audio and video clips In playback mode you can play edit and delete photos audio clips and video clips To sta...

Page 20: ...s are possible during video recording mode 9 1 12 13 6 2 3 4 5 7 10 8 11 Number Symbol Description 1 Shows the number of saved files 2 Memory status Shows that an SD card is being used Shows that no S...

Page 21: ...Date time display 6 Shows the remaining recording time 7 Image histogram 8 Battery status 9 Macro mode 10 Shows the current white balance 11 Video mode 12 Shows the current exposure correction 13 Zoom...

Page 22: ...6 4 5 2 Number Symbol Description 1 Shows the number of the current video and the total number of video files 2 Shows the time elapsed and the total length of the clip 3 Shows the current battery stat...

Page 23: ...mode 1 16 17 18 9 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 11 13 12 10 15 14 Number Symbol Explanation 1 Shows the number of saved pictures and the number of pictures remaining 2 Memory status Shows that an SD card is being use...

Page 24: ...tion 7 Shows the current date and time 8 Image histogram 9 Sequence mode 10 Battery status 11 Macro mode 12 Date stamp 13 Night Mode 14 White balance 15 Flash mode 16 Photo mode 17 Shows the current e...

Page 25: ...ns are possible during photo playback mode 1 2 4 3 Number Symbol Description 1 Shows the number of the current photo and the total number of saved photos 2 Shows the current battery status 3 Shows tha...

Page 26: ...ions Display deactivated The screen displays may vary with the shooting mode In playback mode By pressing the button you can change the display options in playback mode The following display character...

Page 27: ...s do not become fuzzy The camera should not move when pressing the shutter release Do not move the camera directly after pressing the shutter release Wait for the shutter release signal View the subje...

Page 28: ...g conditions require additional lighting Permanent flash Flash always off The flash only works in single shot and self timer mode It cannot be used for photo sequences and video recordings Using the f...

Page 29: ...olation the image quality may suffer somewhat as a result Setting the focus mode You can use this function to define the focus type when taking a photo or recording a video Slide the macro switch to t...

Page 30: ...n and out using the T W button Press the shutter release again to stop recording Note During the video recording the microphone is enabled and the sound is also recorded The video recordings are saved...

Page 31: ...ophone during the recording In the VIDEO MENU select the entry SPEECH RECORDING under the setting RECORDING MODE See page for recording modes Press the shutter release to start recording The recording...

Page 32: ...he specific settings for recording videos Press the button in video mode to open the menu The Functions menu appears on the display Press the MODE button twice if the camera is still in photo shooting...

Page 33: ...on basically determines the quality of the video The higher the resolution the more memory a shot requires Setting Size in pixels QVGA 320x240 VGA 640x480 The VGA setting is recommended for sending im...

Page 34: ...ts under cloudy skies at dusk or in the shade Light bulb For shots taken in electric tungsten light Neon H Suitable for shots in fluorescent light Corrects the green cast from fluorescent lamp light a...

Page 35: ...appears on the display Use a positive value when light conditions are poor and a negative value in strong light Do not use the exposure correction when the subject is in a very bright or very dark are...

Page 36: ...nu for each recording mode film photo audio recording In this menu you can select the settings for shooting specific photos Select the submenu that you would like to open using the buttons or Press th...

Page 37: ...hest resolutions are generally recommended for large prints larger than A4 Setting Size in pixels 1 M 1280x960 3 M 2048x1536 5 M 2592x1944 Quality The quality determines the compression required for t...

Page 38: ...fluorescent light Corrects the green cast from fluorescent lamp light and can save the flash Exposure correction By correcting the exposure values EV exposure value you can adjust pictures that are to...

Page 39: ...cts to images Setting Explanation Standard No photo effect set Sepia The image is produced in nostalgic sepia tones Black white The image is produced in black white Night mode Night mode helps you to...

Page 40: ...s pressed a sequence of 3 photos will be shot Face recognition Face recognition allows you to automatically recognise and follow faces Select to activate the face recognition function Select to deacti...

Page 41: ...playback mode The last recording will be shown on the display Press the buttons or to view the previous or next recording Playing back images as thumbnails In playback mode press the W zoom button for...

Page 42: ...o reduce the volume If you wish to pause playback press the button Press the button again to continue the playback Zooming into photos You can zoom into specific image sections in photographs Press th...

Page 43: ...ing the buttons to delete the file Press the button to confirm your request To cancel the function select and confirm again by pressing The next shot is shown on the display If a memory card is insert...

Page 44: ...menu that you would like to open using the buttons or Press the button to open the desired menu Select the desired setting using the buttons or Press the button to save the settings Delete Select in t...

Page 45: ...or to start the slideshow Select using the buttons or to cancel the protection process Copying on to a memory card In this menu you can copy all of the photos saved on the camera s internal memory on...

Page 46: ...inter With a DPOF compatible printer you can print the pictures directly without transferring them to the computer beforehand Select in the submenu to select individual photos Use the or buttons to se...

Page 47: ...submenu that you would like to open using the buttons or Press the button to open the desired menu Select the desired setting using the buttons or Press the button to save the settings Delete Select i...

Page 48: ...to a memory card In this menu you can copy all of the pictures saved on the camera s internal memory onto the SD card Select using the buttons or to copy the photos Select using the buttons or to can...

Page 49: ...o the yellow video socket and white audio socket on the television set Switch the camera and television set on Switch the camera to Playback mode and begin playback as required If the television set d...

Page 50: ...out individual or all photos Double click on the media icon for the camera Navigate to the DCIM directory and where applicable to the relevant subdirectories in order to display the files jpg photos a...

Page 51: ...ures on memory cards for other DCF cameras can be played back on your camera Card drive If your PC has a card drive or is connected to a card reader and you have saved the shots on the memory card you...

Page 52: ...are recorded in auction or Internet quality mode A maximum of 999 folders can be created If another capture is made after this point an error message will appear Directory cannot be created In this ca...

Page 53: ...e the contents of the CD To install the software highlight the desired program and click INSTALL Follow the other on screen instructions Storage capacity Size of memory card Resolution 64 MB 128 MB 25...

Page 54: ...sh is still charging The memory is full The SD card is not correctly formatted or is defective The maximum number of files has been exceeded Reset the file numbering function Not enough light Change t...

Page 55: ...nge the angle of the camera or improve the light conditions The camera switches itself off After a preset period the camera switches itself off to save energy Restart the camera The shot has not been...

Page 56: ...ng lens and the display as follows Clean the camera housing using a soft dry cloth Do not use thinners or cleaning solutions that contain oil This could damage the camera Use a lens brush to remove du...

Page 57: ...end of its service life the device should not be disposed of with the household rubbish Dispose of it in an environmentally friendly manner at a local collection point for old appliances Ask your loca...

Page 58: ...G EXIF 2 2 DPOF AVI WAV Max resolution Camera mode 2592 x 1944 Video mode 640 x 480 pixels Picture memory Internal 32 MB flash memory for the operating software Residual free memory of approx 15 MB Ex...

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Page 60: ...warranty period specified on the warranty card provided with the product For the warranty to be valid you must provide suitable evidence of purchase a copy of the original purchase receipt from an aut...

Page 61: ...he defect has been caused by your operating and or using the product other than as instructed in the accompanying documentation damage caused in transit as a result of your negligence in packaging of...

Page 62: ...ment MEDION does not accept any liability for any additionally submitted material s which were not supplied with the original MEDION product This warranty does not affect your statutory rights in any...

Page 63: ...LCD product The warranty does not cover errors relating to the playback of data media in an incompatible format or created with unsuitable software If it is found during repair or assessment that the...

Page 64: ...ers of the product or of a component of the product are modified or made illegible To the extent permitted by law MEDION shall only be responsible for losses which are a reasonably foreseeable consequ...

Page 65: ...y MEDION can invalidate the warranty if MEDION can reasonably demonstrate that damage to the MEDION product or of the optional item included with the delivery was caused by such hardware You are entit...

Page 66: ...DATA ON THE PRODUCT BEFORE RETURNING THE PRODUCT TO MEDION To the extent permitted by law MEDION excludes all liability for loss of data and MEDION recommends in all cases that you back up all data on...

Page 67: ...ts authorised personnel to carry out your order properly You are responsible yourself for connecting and configuring any existing external peripheral products after MEDION or its authorised personnel...

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