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DS6638 Manual-Eng (086-002975-015)

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Type of Media

Descriptions

Super Fine Image

Highest detail and resolution (2048 x 1536 3.0 Mega-
Pixel) (output by software interpolation)

Fine Image

Very good detail and resolution (1600x1200
2.0 Mega-Pixel).

Normal Image

Good clarity and resolution (1280x1024 1.3 Mega-
Pixel).

Basic Image

Basic quality and resolution (640x480 VGA).

The DS6638 comes with a 2.0 Mega-pixel sensor with true 1600 x 1200 pixels
output. When you choose 2048 on the menu, the software interpolation is enabled
automatically. This enhances the image output to 3 Mega-pixel.

Quality (Picture Quality)

The picture quality represents the compression
rate of the images taken. For images with
higher quality, the memory space it takes is
also higher. Conversely, images with low
quality take up less space.

The higher the resolution size of an
image, the larger the memory space
it occupies.

Picture Quality Options

Name

Option

Description

High Quality

Good image quality, high amount of image data.

Standard

Standard quality, medium amount of image data.

Economy

Lowest quality, taking up the least memory space.

1/2

Camera

Setup

Exit

OK

MENU

Size
Quality
White Bal
Metering
ISO

1280
H.Q.

AUTO

White Bal. (White Balance)

You can take pictures according to the light
conditions by setting the white balance. By
using this, the images will have the correct
balance of colour.

White Balance Options

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Settings

Options

Auto

Adjusts the white balance automatically.

Sunlight

Use outside in sunlight.

Shade

Use outside in the shade.

Yellow F.L.

Use under yellow fluorescent lamp.

(Fluorescent Lamp)

White F.L.

Use under white fluorescent lamp.

(Fluorescent Lamp)

Tungsten

Use under electric or other tungsten light.

Metering

Metering is a setting that determines your
subject’s correct exposure. The camera will
compute the brightness levels, contrast, and
amount of bright to dark parts in the scene
automatically.

1/2

Camera

Setup

Exit

OK

MENU

Size
Quality
White Bal
Metering
ISO

1280
H.Q.

AUTO

1/2

Camera

Setup

Exit

OK

MENU

Size
Quality
White Bal
Metering
ISO

1280
H.Q.

AUTO

Summary of Contents for DS6638

Page 1: ...Package Contents 5 Installing the Batteries 5 Attaching the Strap 5 Secure Digital SD Card Multi Media Card MMC 5 Basic Photography 6 Quick Start 6 Preparing the Camera 6 Holding the Camera 6 Taking...

Page 2: ...gn Nobiggerthanacreditcardandonly16mmthick thisdigitalcameraislightandportable LCD Screen Display State of the art LCD display lets you review pictures taken and informs you of the status of the vario...

Page 3: ...entilated place in order to prevent moulding NOTES ON THE DIGITAL CAMERA Cleaning your Camera Lens Viewfinder Use a blower or a lens brush to remove dirt or dust Wipe carefully with a soft cloth to re...

Page 4: ...xternal memory cards that can be plugged into your Digital Camera to extend the memory capacity Please refer to p 29 for the list of memory cards compatible with this digital camera The type of memory...

Page 5: ...ide the Mode Switch to Camera Mode 2 Check the battery indicator making sure there is enough power Icon Description Adequate power remains Battery is running low Battery is running very low Battery is...

Page 6: ...flash may discharge automatically depending on the light conditions Flash On The flash discharges regardless of lighting condition Flash Off The flash will not discharge Your digital camera comes with...

Page 7: ...a Menu Screen Setup Menu Under the Setup Menu which is available in all modes the basic settings of the camera can be adjusted Setup Menu Settings and Options The options underlined and in italics are...

Page 8: ...OK MENU London GMT 00 00 London GMT 00 00 Show Time You can choose to display either the Home Time or World Time on your camera icon is shown on the OSD if World Time is selected However no Icon is d...

Page 9: ...e chosen The images and files will not be recoverable Reset You can reset all the settings to factory default Refer to the Setup Menu table to see the defaults for each setting p 11 The reset function...

Page 10: ...e Quality Options Name Option Description High Quality Good image quality high amount of image data Standard Standard quality medium amount of image data Economy Lowest quality taking up the least mem...

Page 11: ...setting pictures can be taken continuously when you press the Shutter Release button The icon will appear on screen A maximum of 2 continuous pictures can be taken with brief 0 5 second pauses betwee...

Page 12: ...e taken is displayed on the OSD in Playback Mode Use and press or to view through the images and movies taken If the Secure Digital card Multi Media Card is installed the Playback Mode will only show...

Page 13: ...annot be deleted and must be unprotected first p 24 MULTI FRAME REVIEW The Multi Frame Review shows as thumbnails up to nine recorded images and movies on the OSD For movies the first frame is display...

Page 14: ...selected select the Set Protect All to On to confirm the 1 1 Playback Setup Exit OK MENU Delete Protect DPOF Slide 1 1 Playback Setup Exit OK MENU Delete Protect DPOF Slide DPOF Specifying Digital Pr...

Page 15: ...nterface 350MBytes Hard disk space Windows 98 98SE ME 2000 XP CD ROM drive 1 Insert the CD labelled DS6638 into your CD ROM drive The installation will start automatically If the autorun feature is di...

Page 16: ...the USB connection on the Macintosh 3 Turn on your digital camera to any Mode The Green LED blinks 4 A camera icon will appear on your Macintosh s screen Click on it to access the images and movies t...

Page 17: ...oCameraorMovieMode Enable flash by changing it to another setting p 8 Change the Mode Switch to Camera Mode Wait until the Status Lamp stops blinking p 8 Turn on the flash by changing the Flash Mode p...

Page 18: ...sion 3 0 Product Dimension 86 2 x 56 2 x 15 mm TRADEMARK INFORMATION Microsoft Windows and Windows Media Player are trademarks of the Microsoft Corporation of the United States and other countries Win...

Page 19: ...ance 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 cau...

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