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 Charging the battery via USB

You can charge the battery using the supplied USB power 
adapter (TR-06 EU-V) or the USB connection of your PC.

 

Switch the camera off .

 

Connect the USB cable to the camera (1)

 

Connect the other end to the USB power adapter (2) and 

plug it in (3).

 

Altenativley, connect the camera to the USB port on your 

PC using the USB cable (illustration right).

The LED glows green during the charging procedure. When 
the charging process is complete, the LED goes out.   

NOTE!

The battery is not charged when delivered. You 
need to charge the battery before using the camera.
A completely discharged battery needs to be 
charged for around 2 hours to be fully charged.

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Summary of Contents for E43004

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Page 2: ...ter has been stated in the in struction manual on page 14 on page 21 and on page 105 The correct model number of the USB power adapter that comes with main product reads TR 06AU USB power adapter Manufacturer SAMYA Model number TR 06AU Input voltage 100 240 V 50 60 Hz 0 2 A Output voltage 5 0 V 700 mA max Power Supply Battery EMORE CELLPHONE NP45 700 mAh 3 7 V 86497 EN ALDI AUS Flyer Update RC1 in...

Page 3: ...afety precautions 16 Never carry out repairs yourself 18 Setting up the device 19 Contents of package 19 Inserting rechargeable batteries 20 Charging the battery via USB 21 Attaching the carrying strap 22 Inserting and removing SD cards 23 First steps 25 Switching on the camera 25 Switching off the camera 25 Setting the language date and time 25 Shooting and playback mode 27 Display options 28 Dis...

Page 4: ...idual playback of recordings 53 Playing back images as thumbnails 54 Playing back video audio clips and voice messages 57 Deleting photos 59 The menus 60 Navigating in the menus 60 The recording menu 61 Shooting recording mode 65 Connecting to a TV or PC 90 Playing back images on a television set 90 Printing shots on a photo printer 91 Transferring data to a computer 94 Attach USB cable 94 DCF mem...

Page 5: ...SE t MJ JPO CBUUFSZ t 7 DBCMF t 64 DBCMF t 8SJTU TUSBQ t 1PVDI t 4PGUXBSF YEAR WARRANTY Disposal 103 Technical data 104 Installing ArcSoft MediaImpression 106 Index 110 86497 EN ALDI AUS Content RC1 indd 3 86497 EN ALDI AUS Content RC1 indd 3 07 04 2011 11 03 05 07 04 2011 11 03 05 ...

Page 6: ...DBCMF t 8SJTU TUSBQ t 1PVDI t 4PGUXBSF YEAR WARRANTY Overview of the equipment Front 1 Flash 2 Display for self time autofocus light flashes self timer enabled 3 Camera lens with lens barrel 4 Microphone 86497 EN ALDI AUS Content RC1 indd 4 86497 EN ALDI AUS Content RC1 indd 4 07 04 2011 11 03 06 07 04 2011 11 03 06 ...

Page 7: ... or reduce selection 7 Menu Menu button Open the menu 8 Function waste bin 9 Operating LED 10 OK button navigation buttons see next page In shooting mode Face tracking on off In video playback mode Start pause playback In photo playback mode Rotate image by 90 In the menu Scroll up in menus submenus 86497 EN ALDI AUS Content RC1 indd 5 86497 EN ALDI AUS Content RC1 indd 5 07 04 2011 11 03 06 07 04...

Page 8: ...d In video audio playback mode Stop stop playback In photo playback mode Show hide OSD in formation DISPLAY legend In the menu Scroll down in menus submenus In shooting mode Choose flash type In playback mode Show next shot Video playback Switch fast forward on or off In the menu Open submenu selec tion to right 86497 EN ALDI AUS Content RC1 indd 6 86497 EN ALDI AUS Content RC1 indd 6 07 04 2011 1...

Page 9: ... YEAR WARRANTY In shooting mode Turn on macro for close ups In playback mode Show previous shot Video playback Switch fast rewind on or off In the menu Leave submenu selec tion to right 11 Mode switch Set up photo video mode or playback mode 86497 EN ALDI AUS Content RC1 indd 7 86497 EN ALDI AUS Content RC1 indd 7 07 04 2011 11 03 07 07 04 2011 11 03 07 ...

Page 10: ...BQ t 1PVDI t 4PGUXBSF YEAR WARRANTY Top 12 POWER Switch camera on off 13 Press to shoot Press shutter release briefly Set focus range Bottom 14 Battery SD card slot cover 15 Mini USB connection 16 Tripod socket 17 Speaker 86497 EN ALDI AUS Content RC1 indd 8 86497 EN ALDI AUS Content RC1 indd 8 07 04 2011 11 03 07 07 04 2011 11 03 07 ...

Page 11: ...ES SUPPORT t 4 NFNPSZ DBSE t MJ JPO CBUUFSZ t 7 DBCMF t 64 DBCMF t 8SJTU TUSBQ t 1PVDI t 4PGUXBSF YEAR WARRANTY Left side 18 Hole for wrist strap 86497 EN ALDI AUS Content RC1 indd 9 86497 EN ALDI AUS Content RC1 indd 9 07 04 2011 11 03 07 07 04 2011 11 03 07 ...

Page 12: ...he event of product failure within its intended use over the course of the first year after the date of purchase we will rectify the problem as quickly as possible once it has been brought to our attention In the unlikely event of such an occurrence or if you require any information about the product please contact us via our after sales support services details of which can be found in this manua...

Page 13: ...o hand If you sell the equipment or give it away make sure you also hand over these instructions and the guarantee card Symbols and key words used in these in structions DANGER Warning immediate mortal danger WARNING Warning possible mortal danger and or serious irreversible injuries WARNING Please follow the guidelines to avoid inju ries and or property damage CAUTION Please follow the guidelines...

Page 14: ...ating steps and results Tasks to be performed Proper use The unit is suitable for recording images and videos in digital format The unit also has a sound recording function Do not operate the camera either in extreme heat or ex treme cold The unit is not suitable for operation under extreme condi tions The unit is intended for private use only and is not suitable for commercial operation 86497 EN ...

Page 15: ...ts use Children should be supervised to ensure they do not play with this unit Children should not be allowed to use this device without supervision Keep the appliance and its accessories out of reach of chil dren DANGER Keep plastic packaging out of reach of children There is a risk of suffocation Warnings In order to avoid injury please heed the following warnings while using the product Do not ...

Page 16: ...he camera nor the mains adapter should be exposed to water in drip or spray form Do not place any objects filled with liquids e g vases on the camera Instructions for batteries Your camera may be operated using the batteries supplied Use only the supplied USB power adapter TR 06 EU V when charging the battery from the mains Please heed the following general instructions on handling batteries Keep ...

Page 17: ...iately with plenty of clean water and consult a doctor as soon as possible Do not throw the battery into a fire short circuit it or dismantle it Never expose the battery to excessive heat such as from sunshine fire or similar If the camera is not going to be used for some time remove the battery If the battery is leaking remove it from the camera im mediately Clean the contacts before inserting a ...

Page 18: ...you have been using the camera on the beach or at the sea side Carefully dry the camera afterwards Keep away from strong magnetic fields Never bring the camera too close to devices that have strong electro magnetic fields e g electric motors Strong electromag netic fields may result in camera malfunctions or corrupt data recordings Avoid excessive heat Do not use or store the camera in sunlight or...

Page 19: ...s being processed When image data is being recorded to memory cards or deleted switching off the power supply can result in data loss or damage the internal circuit or the memory Treat the lens and all moving parts carefully Do not touch the lens or the lens barrel Take care when handling the memory card and the battery These parts are not designed for high levels of stress Batteries If the contac...

Page 20: ...XBSF YEAR WARRANTY Never carry out repairs yourself CAUTION Never try to open or repair the appliance your self There is a risk of electric shock If there is a fault contact the MEDION Service Centre or other suitable specialist workshop 86497 EN ALDI AUS Content RC1 indd 18 86497 EN ALDI AUS Content RC1 indd 18 07 04 2011 11 03 11 07 04 2011 11 03 11 ...

Page 21: ...tact us within 14 days of purchase if the delivery is incomplete The following items are supplied with the product Camera 1 li ion battery USB power adapter 2 GB SD memory card USB cable AV cable Wrist strap Pouch Software on CD ROM These operating instructions and warranty documents DANGER Keep plastic packaging away from children There is a risk of suffocation 86497 EN ALDI AUS Content RC1 indd ...

Page 22: ... li ion battery supplied is required for operating the camera Switch the camera off Move the battery compartment catch in the direction shown by the arrow The battery compartment opens Insert the battery into the battery compartment as shown Close the battery compartment and reset the catch 86497 EN ALDI AUS Content RC1 indd 20 86497 EN ALDI AUS Content RC1 indd 20 07 04 2011 11 03 12 07 04 2011 1...

Page 23: ...Connect the other end to the USB power adapter 2 and plug it in 3 Altenativley connect the camera to the USB port on your PC using the USB cable illustration right The LED glows green during the charging procedure When the charging process is complete the LED goes out NOTE The battery is not charged when delivered You needtochargethebatterybeforeusingthecamera A completely discharged battery needs...

Page 24: ...a Feed the strap through the hole as shown in the diagram Pull the other end of the carrying strap through the thin loop of the strap and pull tight CAUTION When carrying the camera by the carrying strap ensure that the camera does not bang into any thing While you are attaching the carrying strap place the camera on a stable surface so it cannot fall down and break 86497 EN ALDI AUS Content RC1 i...

Page 25: ...pacity of the inter nal memory is limited Use an SD memory card to increase the memory capacity If a memory card is inserted your photos will be stored on the card Inserting the card Switch the camera off Move the battery compartment catch in the direction shown by the arrow The battery compartment opens Insert the card as shown into the card slot and ensure that it clicks into place 86497 EN ALDI...

Page 26: ... 8SJTU TUSBQ t 1PVDI t 4PGUXBSF YEAR WARRANTY Close the battery compartment and reset the catch To remove the card press it inwards briefly to release it The card will then protrude slightly and can be removed 86497 EN ALDI AUS Content RC1 indd 24 86497 EN ALDI AUS Content RC1 indd 24 07 04 2011 11 03 13 07 04 2011 11 03 13 ...

Page 27: ...itch on check whether the battery has been inserted properly and wheth er it is charged Switching off the camera Press the POWER button to switch the camera off Setting the language date and time When you switch on the camera for the first time you will be asked to set the language and time Setting the language Select the desired language using the buttons or Confirm your choice by pressing OK Aft...

Page 28: ...te and time you can also set the date for mat The following options are available YY MM DD year month day MM DD YY month day year DD MM YY day month year NOTE The camera can only display the date and time in playback mode This information can also be printed on the photo when the date stamp func tion has been activated see page 73 The time setting is saved by the internal battery It is lost howeve...

Page 29: ...gs while the camera is connected to another device via the USB socket Shooting and playback mode The shooting mode is enabled after the camera has been switched on therefore you may take photos directly You can also record audio and video clips In playback mode you can play edit and delete photos audio clips and video clips To set playback mode move the mode switch to the play symbol The playback ...

Page 30: ...ode 1 You may set various types of shooting recording button the current mode is displayed here 2 Flash setting 3 Self timer 4 Zoom setting 5 Shots still available at current resolution 6 Battery status 7 Memory location IN internal memory or card 8 Date stamp 9 Automatic exposure enabled 10 Image stabiliser switched on 11 Saturation display 86497 EN ALDI AUS Content RC1 indd 28 86497 EN ALDI AUS ...

Page 31: ... 13 Histogram 14 ISO settings 15 Focus range 16 Shutter speed display 17 Aperture setting 18 Warning risk of blurring 19 Macro setting 20 Exposure setting 21 Face recognition 22 White balance 23 Exposure measurement 24 Sharpness 25 Quality 26 Resolution 27 AF autofocus light 86497 EN ALDI AUS Content RC1 indd 29 86497 EN ALDI AUS Content RC1 indd 29 07 04 2011 11 03 15 07 04 2011 11 03 15 ...

Page 32: ...ible in playback mode 1 Mode display shooting or playback 2 Picture is protected 3 Sound recording 4 Note on button function 5 Current recording total number of recordings 6 Battery status 7 Memory location IN internal memory or card 8 Recording information 9 DPOF enabled 10 Resolution of image currently displayed 86497 EN ALDI AUS Content RC1 indd 30 86497 EN ALDI AUS Content RC1 indd 30 07 04 20...

Page 33: ...ode 1 Mode playback 2 Video is protected 3 Recording videos 4 Note on button function 5 Current recording total number of recordings 6 Battery status 7 Memory location IN internal memory or card 8 Recording information 9 Resolution 10 Volume setting 11 Length of video 12 Playback time 13 Indicates the playback status play pause 14 Take a screenshot 86497 EN ALDI AUS Content RC1 indd 31 86497 EN AL...

Page 34: ...ble in playback mode 1 Mode playback 2 The recording is protected 3 Note on button function 4 Current recording total number of recordings 5 Battery status 6 Memory location IN internal memory or card 7 Recording information date and time 8 Volume setting 9 Audio file length 10 Playback time 11 Indicates the playback status play pause 86497 EN ALDI AUS Content RC1 indd 32 86497 EN ALDI AUS Content...

Page 35: ...f Press the button repeatedly to turn the displays on and off and change them In shooting mode With the most important display options With all display options No display options With gridlines to better organise image composition NOTE The screen displays may vary with the shooting mode 86497 EN ALDI AUS Content RC1 indd 33 86497 EN ALDI AUS Content RC1 indd 33 07 04 2011 11 03 17 07 04 2011 11 03...

Page 36: ...play op tions The displays cannot be changed in the following circum stances while recording and playing back audio and video clips during a slideshow or thumbnail display while a photo is being cropped in editing mode NOTE In both modes a help screen will appear after the display to explain the important key functions in the respective modes 86497 EN ALDI AUS Content RC1 indd 34 86497 EN ALDI AUS...

Page 37: ...he switch to the desired shooting mode photo or video Tips for good shots Move the camera slowly so that the photos do not be come 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 subject on the display before you press the shutter release Check the angle if the subject...

Page 38: ...eatures the shutter speed values the aperture and the ISO value providing that an ISO value is set Press the shutter release all the way down to take the picture A tone signals that a photo has been taken The photos are stored as JPEG files NOTE If there is a risk that the shot will be blurred this icon also appears In this case you should hold the camera still or use a tripod Use the Functions me...

Page 39: ...e flash If it is too dark to take a photo the on board flash can pro vide the additional light required Press the flash button repeatedly to select the following flash settings AUTO The flash is automatically enabled if shooting conditions require additional lighting Flash is triggered before the actual flash used to prevent red eye effect The camera detects the brightness and only flashes if nece...

Page 40: ...t use the flash to take close ups of people and animals Maintain a distance of at least one metre from the subject Zoom function enlarging or reducing The camera has an optical and a digital zoom Use the lens to set the optical zoom and use the Settings menu to enable the digital zoom Press the zoom controls W T The zoom bar will appear which displays the zoom settings W The image is zoomed out wid...

Page 41: ...s you need to activate the digital zoom The digital zoom is not available for video recordings NOTE With the digital zoom the image section is en larged by interpolation the image quality may suffer somewhat as a result Set Focus type You can use this function to define the focus type when tak ing a photo or recording a video Press the macro button repeatedly until the icon for the required focus ...

Page 42: ...s set to normal mode no icon is displayed Super Macro This mode is ideal for close ups In this mode you can cap ture details by means of a fixed focus and sharpen the image even at a short distance PF Multifocus If the multifocus is enabled the camera sharpens every sub ject INF Infinity When the Infinity setting is enabled the camera can focus on subjects which are very far away 86497 EN ALDI AUS ...

Page 43: ...n Press the shutter release to start recording The display will show the recording time You can change the image section by zooming in and out using the W and T buttons Press the button when you wish to stop the record ing Press the button again to continue with the record ing Press the shutter release again to stop recording 86497 EN ALDI AUS Content RC1 indd 41 86497 EN ALDI AUS Content RC1 indd...

Page 44: ...o recordings are saved with the sound as an AVI file Recording audio clips The microphone is on the front right of the camera beneath the lens Take care not to touch the microphone during the recording Under the shooting mode setting in the Recording menu select the speech recording menu item Press the shutter release to start recording The record ing bar appears in the display Press the shutter r...

Page 45: ... the left the functions available for set ting the camera are displayed The lower bar displays the possible settings for the particular function Press the button to open the menu Use the up and down arrow keys or to select the function you would like to change Use the or button to select the required setting such as resolution 12 M Press the OK button to save the settings 86497 EN ALDI AUS Content...

Page 46: ...hange accordingly Resolution photos The resolution basically determines the image quality The higher the resolution the more memory an image requires The highest resolutions are generally recommended for large prints larger than A4 1 Setting Size in pixels 14 M 4320 x 3240 3 2 4320 x 2880 8 M 3264 x 2448 5 M 2592 x 1944 3 M 2048 x 1536 16 9 1920 x 1080 VGA1 640 x 480 1 The VGA setting is recommend...

Page 47: ... Normal Normal quality Exposure correction OEV By correcting the over exposure value OEV you can adjust pictures that would otherwise be too dark or too light You can set the value in 12 stages between 2 0 EV and 2 0 EV 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 area o...

Page 48: ...alance White balance is adjusted automatically Daylight Suitable for shots in bright daylight Cloudy Suitable for shots under cloudy skies at dusk or in the shade Tungsten For shots taken in electric tungsten light Fluores cent_1 Suitable for shots in fluores cent light Corrects the green cast from fluorescent lamp light and can save the flash Fluores cent_2 86497 EN ALDI AUS Content RC1 indd 46 8...

Page 49: ...r more precise adjust ment or if the light source cannot be categorised NOTE To find the right setting aim the camera at a piece of white paper or similar object in the conditions where you want to make the white balance settings and use this as a refer ence image for making settings 86497 EN ALDI AUS Content RC1 indd 47 86497 EN ALDI AUS Content RC1 indd 47 07 04 2011 11 03 22 07 04 2011 11 03 22...

Page 50: ...the image quality It is therefore important to select the lowest possible ISO value for the conditions Setting Explanation ISO Auto Automatic ISO value ISO 100 Sets the sensitivity to ISO 100 ISO 200 Sets the sensitivity to ISO 200 ISO 400 Sets the sensitivity to ISO 400 ISO 800 Sets the sensitivity to ISO 800 ISO 1600 Sets the sensitivity to ISO 1600 ISO 3200 Sets the sensitivity to ISO 3200 ISO ...

Page 51: ...otos or video recordings Setting Explanation Multi Selects an exposure setting based on measurements taken from several points in the capture area Center The light from the entire capture area is measured however reading from the centre of the image are given higher weighting Spot Selects an exposure set ting on the basis of a single measurement in the centre of the image 86497 EN ALDI AUS Content...

Page 52: ...ight colours Sepia The image is produced in nostalgic sepia tones Color Accent red The image is converted to black and white the red tones are retained Color Accent green The image is converted to black and white the green tones are retained Color Accent blue The image is converted to black and white the blue tones are retained B W black and white The image is produced in black white Vivid Red The...

Page 53: ...6 or above or with the supplied SD card 640 x 480 High quality 320 x 240 Normal 640 x 480 Web quality Quality for display on web sites In the setting the video clip recording is optimised for Internet display Since the file size is restricted on the Internet the camera switches off automatically when the file reaches 100 MB If the resolution is set to Web quality the files are saved in DCF standar...

Page 54: ...records 3 seconds before the shutter release is activated If you do not want to use this function select the Off option Using the recording menu You can also select the settings for the recordings via the Recording menu You can find more detailed information on navigating through the menus and on the various settings on page 61 in the section entitled Recording menu 86497 EN ALDI AUS Content RC1 i...

Page 55: ...ecordings Individual playback of recordings You can play back your most recent recordings in sequence in display mode Set mode switch to to activate playback mode The most recent recording appears on the display and the following display modes are possible depending on the type 86497 EN ALDI AUS Content RC1 indd 53 86497 EN ALDI AUS Content RC1 indd 53 07 04 2011 11 03 25 07 04 2011 11 03 25 ...

Page 56: ...laying back images as thumbnails In playback mode press the W zoom button for a thumbnail display of up to nine small preview images You can select the desired file by using the direction but tons or or Press the OK button in order to display the image in full size Press the zoom button in the direction T to return to the full picture display 86497 EN ALDI AUS Content RC1 indd 54 86497 EN ALDI AUS...

Page 57: ...ord ing Defective file Indicates a defective file Calendar mode In playback mode press the zoom button twice in the direction W to activate calendar mode The first file image video or audio saved on each particular day is displayed on the screen You can select the desired file by using the direction but tons or or Press the OK button in order to display the image in full size 86497 EN ALDI AUS Con...

Page 58: ... at individual image sections Press the T button repeatedly in full size view to enlarge the image section up to 12 times The four arrows at the edges indicate that the image section is enlarged Use the arrow keys or to change the im age section within the image Press the button to return to the full size image Press the zoom button in the direction T to leave calen dar mode 86497 EN ALDI AUS Cont...

Page 59: ...start the playback During video clip playback press the or buttons to fast forward or rewind Press the zoom button in the direction T to increase the volume Press the zoom button in the direction W to reduce the volume If you wish to pause playback press the button Press the button again to continue the playback If you wish to stop playback press the button 86497 EN ALDI AUS Content RC1 indd 57 86...

Page 60: ...on to pause the replay Press the shutter release to save the image as a screen shot The shutter release symbol is displayed on the screen The camera terminates the playback automatically and switches to display mode NOTE This function is only available if there is sufficient memory Otherwise the shutter release function does not appear 86497 EN ALDI AUS Content RC1 indd 58 86497 EN ALDI AUS Conten...

Page 61: ...uttons select the entry you wish to delete Press OK to confirm the query To cancel the function select Cancel and confirm again by pressing OK The next image is shown on the display NOTE Protected data cannot be deleted In this case the File protected message appears on the display If a memory card is inserted you can only delete the files on the memory card If the memory card is protected you can...

Page 62: ... the position Press the Menu button to open the menus Use the up and down arrow keys or to select the setting you would like to change Press the OK button or the button The correspond ing submenu will be displayed Use the up and down arrow keys or to select the required option and confirm by pressing OK Press Menu at any time to return to the previous level 86497 EN ALDI AUS Content RC1 indd 60 86...

Page 63: ...e Here you can select from the various different recording modes Drive mode Here you can adjust the self timer or select the burst picture sequence function 10 sec The image is captured 10 seconds after pressing the shutter release 2 sec The image is captured 2 seconds after pressing the shutter release 86497 EN ALDI AUS Content RC1 indd 61 86497 EN ALDI AUS Content RC1 indd 61 07 04 2011 11 03 28...

Page 64: ...mera captures a series of images when you hold down the shutter Speedy Burst In this setting the camera captures a series of 30 im ages Off The serial capture mode is switched off AEB Here you can switch the automatic exposure function on or off AF Area Here you can select the autofocus zone AF Wide A wide area is put in focus Center The centre is put in focus AF lamp Here you can set whether the ...

Page 65: ...age Normal Normal image sharpness Low Softens the image Saturation Here you can select the colour satura tion Select the high saturation level for strong colours and the low level for more natural tones High Strong colours Normal Low Natural colour tones Contrast Here you can select the contrast High Increases the contrast Normal Normal contrast Low Reduces the contrast 86497 EN ALDI AUS Content R...

Page 66: ...s the image quality Standard zoom Enlarges the im age section up to 5 times but produces poorer image quality Off Use the optical zoom only Date stamp Here you can choose the date and time stamp for the pictures Date Date Time Off Auto Review After the shot the photo is displayed for a few seconds You may switch this function on or off Stabilizer Here you can switch the automatic image stabiliser ...

Page 67: ...situations you may want to make use of one of the preset shooting modes these contain preprogrammed automatic settings After you have made your selection the selected mode with the exception of voice recording mode is added in the top position on Favourites in the Functions menu see page 43 86497 EN ALDI AUS Content RC1 indd 65 86497 EN ALDI AUS Content RC1 indd 65 07 04 2011 11 03 29 07 04 2011 1...

Page 68: ...ically selects suitable settings e g exposure time and aperture settings Intelligent Scene The camera analyses the shot conditions and automatically switches to the right scene mode For the following special types of shot certain settings can not be changed e g flash and macro as they are preset for the type of shot Portrait Reduces background focus and focuses on the centre Landscape Suitable for...

Page 69: ...unset pictures Backlight Adjusts the Metering setting to the backlight Kids Suitable for capturing people in motion Night Scene Optimises the settings for shooting night scenes LOMO Artistic effect reminiscent of lomo photography Fireworks Reduces the shutter speed for capturing fireworks Snow Suitable for beach and snow shots 86497 EN ALDI AUS Content RC1 indd 67 86497 EN ALDI AUS Content RC1 ind...

Page 70: ...door shots and parties Candlelight Creates shots in warm light Night Portrait Suitable for portrait shots with a dark background Soft skin Creates images with soft transition areas and delicate colours Flowing water Creates a delicate effect with fast movements Food Increases the colour satura tion Building Emphasises the border out line of the subject more 86497 EN ALDI AUS Content RC1 indd 68 86...

Page 71: ...st the satu ration of green tones Auction Optimise images for use on websites auctions e g VGA resolution Four different modes can be selected Smile Capture This function uses face recog nition to automatically cap ture a smiling face Blink detection The camera detects whether the subject s eyes were closed and asks if you wish to save the picture 86497 EN ALDI AUS Content RC1 indd 69 86497 EN ALD...

Page 72: ...nction utilises face recognition to automatically capture faces and thus create portrait pictures without any assistance from third parties If more than two faces are detected the autofocus is activated The camera starts with a countdown and takes the photo after a waiting time of two seconds Self Portrait This function sets the zoom to wide angle Once a face has been recognised the AF is au tomat...

Page 73: ...ens This function creates a hemi spherical image Aperture Priority You can use this function to set the aperture Shutter Priority You can use this function to set the shutter speed Manual Exposure Using this function you can set the shutter speed and the aperture setting Photo Stitch With this function you can create a panorama from three stitched together images Voice REC Recording an audio clip ...

Page 74: ...mile capture mode The Smile capture mode automatically takes photos as soon as it detects a smile How to enable the Smile capture mode Select this function in shooting mode Focus the camera on the subject As soon as a smile has been detected the camera takes a photo 86497 EN ALDI AUS Content RC1 indd 72 86497 EN ALDI AUS Content RC1 indd 72 07 04 2011 11 03 33 07 04 2011 11 03 33 ...

Page 75: ...tery charge the camera switches off automatically after the selected period Select 1 min 3 min or 5 min The energy saving function is not ena bled in the following circumstances while recording audio and video clips during playback of images video clips or audio recordings while the camera is connected to another device via the USB socket LCD Save When you set this function to ON the display is da...

Page 76: ...s are numbered from 0001 Reset Resets the numbering to 0001 This function is advisable for exam ple after the memory card has been changed TV Out Using the AV cable supplied you can view the images on your television set Choose the image format for your area NTSC For America Japan Taiwan etc PAL For Europe Australia etc LCD Brightness Here you can set the display brightness Bright Display is brigh...

Page 77: ...e memory all the data saved in it is deleted Make sure that there is no important data left in the memory or on the SD card Copy onto the card Copies shots from the internal mem ory onto the memory card Select or YES and press OK if you would like to execute the selected function Reset all Here you can reset all the individual set tings to the factory settings In this case answer the query with Ye...

Page 78: ... only Delete an image s voice recording if available Multi Delete multiple shots selected in the thumbnail view All Delete all the shots Slideshow You can run the shots photos only as a slideshow see page 81 Protect This function can be used to protect shots from accidental deletion The following options are available Single Protect one shot Multi Protect multiple shots selected in the thumbnail v...

Page 79: ...an either save the corrected file under a new name or you can overwrite the original file Voice Memo You can save a voice message for each photo taken see page 42 The maximum length of voice message is 30 seconds The remaining length is shown on the display If a photo already has a voice recording this will be replaced Color Mode You can add colour effects to existing images see page 50 86497 EN A...

Page 80: ... for sav ing the image Save as Save the image with a new filename The orginal file remains unaf fected Overwrite The original file is overwrit ten Cancel Closes the function and dis cards the changes NOTE The crop function cannot be used with VGA resolution images Resize You can reduce the resolution of image and thus also the file size The edited file can be saved with a new name or you can overw...

Page 81: ... screen that ap pears on the screen after the camera has been switched on You can choose between the following System The standard system screen is displayed My Photo The selected photo is dis played Use or to select your My picture entry Select a photo using or and press OK to confirm Off No photo is displayed 86497 EN ALDI AUS Content RC1 indd 79 86497 EN ALDI AUS Content RC1 indd 79 07 04 2011 ...

Page 82: ...you can print the pictures directly with out transferring them to the computer beforehand You can print all the photos or just one or reset the DPOF settings Connect the camera to the printer using a USB cable Confirm the connection Use the or buttons to set the number of prints for each photo Use the button to switch the date stamp on or off NOTE Using DPOF you can print up to 99 copies If you se...

Page 83: ...ck photos as a slideshow Select Slideshow in the Playback menu The Slide show menu opens The following settings are available Start Select this option to start the slideshow Cancel Select this option to exit the menu Interval Use this option to set the interval between slides 1 3 5 or 10 seconds Transition Here you can select the transition effect be tween the individual images shuffle from left d...

Page 84: ...hoose Lock Unlock or Delete as soon as the required file is shown on the screen By pressing OK you protect unlock or delete the file Select Cancel and confirm by pressing the OK button to return to playback mode Protecting unlocking or deleting several files multi In the submenu Delete or Protect select the entry Multi to have the images shown in thumbnail form on the display Use the or buttons to...

Page 85: ...Protect submenu choose the entry Lock unlock all files or Delete all A confirma tion prompt appears Choose Yes Press OK to protect unlock or delete all the files Select Cancel and confirm by pressing the OK button to return to playback mode PLEASE NOTE If a memory card is inserted you can only delete the files on the memory card If the memory card is locked you cannot delete the files on the memor...

Page 86: ...esult How to enable red eye correction Select the image in Playback mode Open the Red eye Correction submenu in the Play back menu The image preview and the Red eye menu appear on the display Choose Start and press the OK button to start the cor rection process A menu selection appears after termination of the func tion Overwrite The new file is saved by over writing the old one Save as The image ...

Page 87: ... and a selection menu will appear on the display Choose Start and press OK to start recording The mi crophone is located underneath the lens The recording is cancelled automatically after 30 sec onds If you wish to terminate the recording press the Cancel and then the OK button once more NOTE You can only add voice messages to photos not to video clips You cannot add voice messages to protected im...

Page 88: ... Negative The image is produced as a negative Mosaic The image is produced as a mosaic Vivid Red The image takes on a red tone Vivid Green The image takes on a green tone Vivid Blue The image takes on a blue tone Select the required photo in Playback mode In the Playback menu select the Color mode sub menu and the menu will open Use the or button to select the required effect The selected effect i...

Page 89: ... file A new image file will be created Trimming an image 1 Enlarged image 2 Orientation arrows 3 Tailored file size 4 Image section 5 Entire image area Choose the required photo in Playback mode Open the Trim submenu in the Playback menu The editing window appears on the display 86497 EN ALDI AUS Content RC1 indd 87 86497 EN ALDI AUS Content RC1 indd 87 07 04 2011 11 03 39 07 04 2011 11 03 39 ...

Page 90: ...rey rectangle on the left During the enlargement process you can use the or buttons to change the image section A menu selection appears after termination of the function Choose between Overwrite The new file is saved by over writing the old one Save as The new file is saved under another name without replac ing the old file Cancel The function is cancelled Press the OK button to overwrite save ca...

Page 91: ...8 M 5 M 3 M or VGA NOTE The available resolutions may vary according to the original size of the image Settings which are not available are greyed out A menu selection appears after termination of the func tion Choose between Overwrite The new file is saved by over writing the old one Save as The new file is saved under another name without replac ing the old file Cancel The function is cancelled ...

Page 92: ... the USB socket on the camera and 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 does not detect the camera image by itself switch the video input on the television set usu ally by means of the AV button It may be necessary to go to the submenu TV ou...

Page 93: ...dge you can print your shots directly on a Pict Bridge compatible photo printer Connect the camera to the printer using the supplied USB cable Switch the camera and the photo printer on The camera recognises that a USB device has been con nected In USB mode select the option Printer and confirm with OK 86497 EN ALDI AUS Content RC1 indd 91 86497 EN ALDI AUS Content RC1 indd 91 07 04 2011 11 03 41 ...

Page 94: ...ptions Print selection You can select pictures from your saved images to print Print all All saved images will be printed Print contact sheet Print all images as thumbnails Using the option Print selection Use the arrow keys or to select the desired image Set the desired number of prints with the oder keys Press the button to switch the date stamp on or off Press OK to enter the printer settings 8...

Page 95: ... to enter the printer settings Choosing the printer settings Use the arrow keys or to select the desired setting Select the paper size Standard A4 4 x 6 and quality Standard Fine Normal using the or buttons Select Print to start printing or leave the print settings by pressing Cancel Start printing The Printing notification appears on the screen You can interrupt the process at any time by pressin...

Page 96: ...ra and a USB socket on the PC Switch the camera on Select Computer and press the OK button to confirm the selec tion The notification Connecting appears on the camera display The camera is detected by the computer as a mass storage device removable storage medium In Windows XP Windows Vista and Windows 7 you can ac cess the content of the camera memory or the memory card immediately In other Windo...

Page 97: ... to the directory provided on the computer e g in the folder My Documents You can also highlight the files and use the Windows commands Copy and Paste The files are transferred to the computer and stored there You can display and process the files with a suitable software application DCF memory standard The captures on your camera are managed saved named etc in accordance with the DCF standard DCF...

Page 98: ...Y Card reader If your PC has a card reader or is connected to a card reader then you can copy the cap tures onto the PC from the memory card The card reader is also detected as a remov able data medium on the Windows desktop or in Computer if using Vista 86497 EN ALDI AUS Content RC1 indd 96 86497 EN ALDI AUS Content RC1 indd 96 07 04 2011 11 03 42 07 04 2011 11 03 42 ...

Page 99: ...auto matically DICAM All the pictures videos and audio files are saved to this folder with the exception of files which are recorded in auction or Internet quality mode _UTUBE Pictures taken in internet quality mode are saved to this folder Normal shots are located in the 100DICAM folder and auto matically named with DSCI and a four digit number When the highest number has been reached DSCI9999 th...

Page 100: ...sage will ap pear Directory cannot be created In this case proceed as follows Insert a new memory card Reset the file numbers using the File reset menu item in the Settings menu The file count starts again at 0001 in the DSCI1000 folder Do not try to change the folders or files in the camera s own directory structure by renaming etc You might destroy the files by doing so 86497 EN ALDI AUS Content...

Page 101: ... 677 8 M 25 50 100 200 390 781 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 specifies the number of images that you can save at a chosen resolution e g 5 M on a memory card with a specified size e g 128 MB NOTE The actual number of photos which can be saved may vary by up to 30 depending on the reso lution and the number of colours 86497 EN ALDI...

Page 102: ...he memory is full The SD card is not correctly formatted or is defective The flash does not go off The flash is switched off The flash is not fully charged The automatic mode is switched off The image is blurred The camera was moved during the shot The subject was outside the camera s focal range Use the Macro mode for close up pictures if necessary Improve the lighting conditions The image is not...

Page 103: ...charge the battery After a preset period the camera switches itself off to save the battery charge Restart the camera The shot has not been saved The camera was switched off before the shot could be saved The memory card is full The shots cannot be transferred to the PC via the USB cable The camera is not switched on When the camera is connected to the computer for the first time no new hardware i...

Page 104: ...e thinners or cleaning solutions that contain oil This could damage the camera Use a dust blower brush to remove dust before cleaning the lens or the display Then wipe them with a soft cloth Do not apply pressure to the display and do not use any hard ob jects to clean it Do not use strong cleaning solutions for the housing and lens contact MEDION support if dirt cannot be removed 86497 EN ALDI AU...

Page 105: ...ng system Device At the end of its service life the product should not be disposed of with the household rubbish Dispose of it in an environmentally friendly man ner at a local collection point for old appliances Ask your local authority for the location of the collection points Batteries Used batteries do not belong with household rubbish Batteries must be taken to a collection point for used bat...

Page 106: ...oom 4 times Digital zoom 5 times LCD monitor 6 86 cm 2 7 LCD screen File formats JPEG EXIF 2 2 DPOF AVI WAV Max resolutions Camera mode 4320 x 3240 pixels Video mode 640 x 480 1280 x 720 pixel with a class 6 SDHC memory card Picture memory Internal 32 MB internal memory us able memory may vary External SD SDHC card max 16 GB Port Mini USB 2 0 Dimensions 9 8 x 5 7 x 2 0 cm W x H x D 86497 EN ALDI A...

Page 107: ...VDI t 4PGUXBSF YEAR WARRANTY USB power adapter Manufacturer SAMYA Model number TR 06EU V Input voltage 100 240 V 50 60 Hz 0 2 A Output voltage 5 V 700 mA max Subject to technical and optical changes as well as printing errors 86497 EN ALDI AUS Content RC1 indd 105 86497 EN ALDI AUS Content RC1 indd 105 07 04 2011 11 03 46 07 04 2011 11 03 46 ...

Page 108: ...d How to install MediaImpression Connect your device to your desktop PC or notebook Insert the installation CD in the DVD CD drive The CD will start automatically Follow the instructions to complete the installation If the CD does not execute automatically follow the steps shown below to install the software Double click on My Computer Move the cursor to the DVD CD drive 86497 EN ALDI AUS Content ...

Page 109: ...istant will appear and guides you through the installation Follow the instructions to complete the installation After successful installation you can start the program from the link on the desktop The start screen will appear To transfer images from the camera to your desktop PC or notebook click on the Import button 86497 EN ALDI AUS Content RC1 indd 107 86497 EN ALDI AUS Content RC1 indd 107 07 ...

Page 110: ...t which images you want to import On the left is a sidebar where you can set import options The camera is automatically recognised as a removable data medium and ap pears in the Fetch media from dropdown menu Choose a target folder where the files are to be stored You can select further import op tions on the sidebar 86497 EN ALDI AUS Content RC1 indd 108 86497 EN ALDI AUS Content RC1 indd 108 07 ...

Page 111: ...U TUSBQ t 1PVDI t 4PGUXBSF YEAR WARRANTY You can call up the help function for the program ArcSoft MediaImpression by pressing F1 Here you will find further information on importing on processing and saving images 86497 EN ALDI AUS Content RC1 indd 109 86497 EN ALDI AUS Content RC1 indd 109 07 04 2011 11 03 48 07 04 2011 11 03 48 ...

Page 112: ...cus light 62 Automatic 66 Auto preview 64 B Backlight 67 Battery Charging the battery via USB 21 Information on using batteries 14 Inserting rechargeable batteries 20 Blink recognition 69 Blur 81 Buildings 68 Buttons Navigation buttons 5 C Candlelight 68 Card reader 96 Changing the size 78 89 Colour 86497 EN ALDI AUS Content RC1 indd 110 86497 EN ALDI AUS Content RC1 indd 110 07 04 2011 11 03 48 0...

Page 113: ... card 75 D Date stamp 64 DCF memory standard 95 Delete 82 Deleting photos 59 Deleting photos videos 76 Digital zoom 64 Directory structure in the memory 97 Displays 28 Displays for photo playback 30 Displays for shooting 28 Displays for sound playback 32 Displays for video playback 31 D lighting 71 DPOF 80 E Energy saving function 27 73 Exposure correction 45 F 86497 EN ALDI AUS Content RC1 indd 1...

Page 114: ...e effect 71 Flash 37 Flowing water 68 Focus 39 62 Foliage 69 Food 68 Formatting 75 I Installing the software 106 ISO light sensitivity 48 L Layout mode 70 LCD brightness 74 LCD dimming 73 Lomo 67 M Macro 40 Manual exposure 71 Measurement light measurement procedure 49 MediaImpression 106 Menu Functions menu 43 86497 EN ALDI AUS Content RC1 indd 112 86497 EN ALDI AUS Content RC1 indd 112 07 04 2011...

Page 115: ...ene 67 Night scene portrait 68 P Party 68 PictBridge 91 Playback mode 27 Playback of images videos 53 Sound recordings 57 Voice recordings 54 Portrait 66 Pre Record 52 Preview images 54 Printing shots on a photo printer 91 Print settings 80 Program 66 Protect function 76 Protect unlock 82 Q Quality compression 45 R 86497 EN ALDI AUS Content RC1 indd 113 86497 EN ALDI AUS Content RC1 indd 113 07 04...

Page 116: ...omantic portrait 76 S Saturation 63 SD card Inserting the SD card 23 Self timer 61 70 Setting clock time 25 73 Setting the date 25 73 Setting the language 25 74 Sharpening 63 Shooting mode 27 35 65 Show slideshow 81 Shutter setting 71 Skin tones soft focus 68 Slideshow 76 Smile capture 69 72 Snow 67 Sound recordings 42 Sounds 73 Sport 68 Stabiliser 37 64 Start screen 79 86497 EN ALDI AUS Content R...

Page 117: ...PGUXBSF YEAR WARRANTY Storage capacity 99 Sunset 67 T Taking photos 36 Technical data 104 Text 69 Transferring data to a computer 94 Troubleshooting 100 TV output 74 V Voice message 77 Voice recording 71 W White balance 46 Z Zoom 38 86497 EN ALDI AUS Content RC1 indd 115 86497 EN ALDI AUS Content RC1 indd 115 07 04 2011 11 03 50 07 04 2011 11 03 50 ...

Page 118: ... 86497 AFTER SALES SUPPORT t 4 NFNPSZ DBSE t MJ JPO CBUUFSZ t 7 DBCMF t 64 DBCMF t 8SJTU TUSBQ t 1PVDI t 4PGUXBSF YEAR WARRANTY 86497 EN ALDI AUS Content RC1 indd 116 86497 EN ALDI AUS Content RC1 indd 116 07 04 2011 11 03 50 07 04 2011 11 03 50 ...

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