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Minolta is a registered trademark of JMM Lee Properties, LLC 

and is used in the United States by Elite Brands Inc. under license. 

40 Wall Street, 61st Floor, New York, NY 10005 USA  

•  Tel: 800-441-1100 

www.minoltadigital.com  •  www.elitebrands.com 

Copyright © 2019 Elite Brands Inc. 

If you’re having difficulties with your camera, or would like further assistance,  

please call our toll-free technical support hotline at 800-441-1100. Please be  

sure to have your camera handy when calling. 

 

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Summary of Contents for MN80NV

Page 1: ...MN80NV User Manual ...

Page 2: ...ing The Battery 8 2 3 Charging The Battery 8 2 4 Powering the Camcorder On Off 8 2 5 Switching Modes 8 2 6 Connecting to a Computer 9 2 7 Connecting to a Standard TV 9 2 8 Video Mode 10 2 9 Photo Mode 10 2 10 Using the Zoom Function 11 2 11 Using the IR Night Vision Mode 11 3 Using Your Camcorder 12 3 1 Photo Shooting 12 15 3 2 Video Recording 16 18 Cautionary Information 3 5 ...

Page 3: ...3 3 The Setup Menu 19 20 3 4 PlaybackMode 21 22 4 Appendix 23 4 1 Technical Specifications 23 4 2 Support and Information 24 ...

Page 4: ...nd can radiate radio frequency energy and if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions may cause harmful interference to radio communications However there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on the us...

Page 5: ...ling Precautions Camera Information Do not disassemble or attempt to service the camera yourself Do not expose the camera to moisture or extreme temperatures Allow the camera to warm up when moving from cold to warm temperatures Do not touch and put pressure on the camera lens Do not expose the lens to direct sunlight for extended periods Do not use abrasive chemicals cleaning solvents or strong d...

Page 6: ...ully charged battery Risk of explosion if battery is replaced by an incorrect type Dispose of used batteries according to the instructions Please keep the batteries out of the reach of children to prevent from swallowing batteries which might cause poisoning Once the battery s color changes or its shape is twisted please stop using it USB adapter Information Do not expose the adapter to high tempe...

Page 7: ...USB interface CD ROM Driver 1GB Graphics or higher 1024 768 pixel or higher resolution 1 2 Camcorder Interface Front View Back View Lens IR Fill Light Top View Bottom View Left View Operating Indicator Tripod Thread SD Card Door Menu Button Playback Button Wireless Button Mode Button Power IR Light Button Battery Door Switch Zoom Button Photo Button Record Stop Button HDMI Interface USB Interface ...

Page 8: ... while in Photo mode to capture a still image Record Stop Button In Video mode press the RECORD button to start stop video recording Zoom Button When in Photo or Video mode slide the ZOOM button from left to right to zoom in or out When in PLAYBACK mode or browsing a menu use the ZOOM button to scroll 2 First Use 2 1 Inserting The Memory Card Tostore your photos and videos insert an SD memory card...

Page 9: ...rder On Off Hold the POWER button for 2 seconds to power the camcorder on Topower the camcorder off press and hold the POWER button for a further 2 seconds When the LCD monitor is in the open position the camcorder will automatically power on and when the screen is in the closed position the camcorder will automatically power off If the camcorder s battery is low a low power message will display o...

Page 10: ...fer photo and video files for viewing and editing as shown below Connect this terminal to the standard USB interface of the camcorder 2 7 Connecting to a Standard TV Connect this terminal to the standard USB interface of the computer The camcorder can also be connected to a TV to display videos or photos Connect this terminal to the standard HDMI interface of the TV ...

Page 11: ...r 7 Memory card 3 Exposure 8 Battery 4 Video size Resolution 9 Menu setup 5 Frame rate 10 IR light 2 9 Photo Mode Press the MODE button to switch to Photo Mode The meaning of each icon within Photo Mode is explained in the table below 1 Photo mode 5 Photo size Resolution 9 Battery 2 White balance 6 Image resolution 10 Menu setup 3 Metering 7 Remaining image space 11 IR light 4 Exposure 8 Memory ca...

Page 12: ...eo mode short press the POWER button once to enable on the infrared IR LED light When the IR LED light is enabled the IR LED light indicator in the bottom left of the screen will display white To disable the IR light short press the POWER button again You will notice that the IR light indicator on the screen will now be greyed out Attention Once you have started recording a video in night vision m...

Page 13: ...ns and press the PHOTO button to enter the resolution sub menu 2 Push the ZOOM right or left to select a resolution and press the PHOTO button to confirm the selected image resolution 24M 20M 16M 12M 10M 8M 7M 5M 3M 2M 3 1 2 Quality The Photo Quality function determines the level of compression the image uses when saving to a memory card 1 In Photo Mode press MENU select Photo Quality using the ZO...

Page 14: ... photograph 1 In Photo Mode press MENU select Exposure using the ZOOM buttons and press the PHOTO button to enter the exposure sub menu 2 Push the ZOOM buttons to navigate the menu and press the PHOTO button to confirm your selected exposure mode 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 3 1 7 Self Timer This function determines the time delay before a photograph is captured This setting...

Page 15: ...p sub menu 2 Push the ZOOM button to navigate up and down the menu and the PHOTO button for your selected setting off date date and time Page 13 explains how to set the time date on your camcorder Note that once a date time stamp appears on a photograph it cannot be removed 3 1 12 Stabilizer This function enables image capture in high speed and low light by electronically eliminating motion blur a...

Page 16: ...ation setting see next setting 3 1 15 Time Lapse Duration The duration for the time lapse setting is determined in this menu The option selected here will record for the chosen duration 1 In Photo Mode press MENU select Time Lapse Duration using the ZOOM buttons and press the PHOTO button to enter the effect sub menu 2 Push the ZOOM buttons to navigate the menu and press the PHOTO button to confir...

Page 17: ...rm your selected setting 1080P 30fps 720p 60fps 720p 30fps 640x480p 60fps A higher resolution and faster frames per second rate will produce a higher quality and larger videofile 3 2 2 Video Quality The Video Quality function determines the level of compression the video uses when saving to a memory card 1 In Video Mode press MENU and select Video Quality using the ZOOM buttons Press the PHOTO but...

Page 18: ...1 In Photo Mode press MENU select Stabilizer using the ZOOM buttons and press the PHOTO button to enter the effect sub menu 2 Push the ZOOM buttons to navigate the menu and press the PHOTO button to confirm your selected option Off On 3 2 7 Metering Metering mode refers to the way in which a camera determines the appropriate exposure quantity of light reaching the camcorder lens Spot metering will...

Page 19: ...n Off 3Sec 5Sec 10Sec 30Sec 1min For example by selecting 10Sec the camera will capture a photo every 10 seconds for a determined time period as selected in the Time Lapse Duration setting see next setting 3 2 11 Time Lapse Duration The duration for the time lapse setting is determined in this menu The option selected here will record for the chosen duration 1 In Photo Mode press MENU select Time ...

Page 20: ...he frequency of the camcorder from 50Hz to 60Hz Please check the frequency of your location and set accordingly 1 In Setup Mode use the ZOOM button right or left to select Power Frequency and press the PHOTO button to enter the frequency sub menu 2 Push the ZOOM buttons to navigate and press the PHOTO button to select 50Hz or 60Hz setting 3 3 3 Power Save This function sets the duration of time in...

Page 21: ... videos on your memory card 1 In Setup Mode select Format using the ZOOM button and press the PHOTO button to enter the format submenu 2 Push the ZOOM buttons right or left to navigate and press the PHOTO button to select yes orno NOTE This will delete all of your media and cannot be undone 3 3 8 Reset All Factory default settings can be restored in this menu This function will not delete the medi...

Page 22: ... to delete photos Photos can be deleted singly or all at once 1 In Playback Mode press MENU and use the ZOOM buttons left or right to select Delete Press the PHOTO button to enter the submenu 2 Push the ZOOM buttons right or left to toggle between single and all Press the PHOTO button to confirm your selected setting 3 4 1 3 Slideshow Play Photographs can be viewed as a slideshow on the camcorder ...

Page 23: ...r playback 2 Press the PHOTO button to start playing the video Press the PHOTO button a second time to pause the video 3 During playback slide the ZOOM buttons to fast forward rewind the chosen video 4 Your camera can support touch screen navigation in Playback Mode Tapping the icon will play the videofile Tapping the icon will pause the video file Tapping the icon will stop the video file ...

Page 24: ...ps 720p30fps VGAp60fps ISO Sensitivity Auto 50 100 200 400 LCD Monitor 262k 3 0 16 9 Wide TFT LCD Touch Screen Assistive Light Infrared LED for shooting in dark scenery Continuous Shooting OFF 3 Shots 5 Shots 10 Shots White Balance Control Auto Daylight Cloudy Incandescent Fluorescent H Fluorescent L Scene Modes Auto Special Features Loop Recording Slow Motion Time Lapse Photo Burst Recording Medi...

Page 25: ...t 61st Floor New York NY 10005 USA Tel 800 441 1100 www minoltadigital com www elitebrands com Copyright 2019 Elite Brands Inc If you re having difficulties with your camera or would like further assistance please call our toll free technical support hotline at 800 441 1100 Please be sure to have your camera handy when calling 4 Appendix 24 ...

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