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1220S POWERC@M OPTICAL ZOOM

RECORDING VIDEO CLIPS........................................................................18

SOUND RECORDING .................................................................................18

VIEWING/LISTENING TO RECORDINGS...................................................18

14.1

HUMBNAIL IMAGES

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14.2

IEWING IMAGES ENLARGED

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14.3

ELETING RECORDINGS

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14.4

ROTECTING IMAGES

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14.5

LAYING BACK

OUND OR

IDEO RECORDINGS

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14.6

ENU OPTIONS

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SETTINGS ...................................................................................................21

DIRECTORY STRUCTURE .........................................................................22

OTHER ........................................................................................................23

17.1

RIPOD STAND

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17.2

TTACHING THE STRAP

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TRUST PHOTO SITE / TRUST PHOTO UPLOAD SOFTWARE .................23

ULEAD PHOTO EXPLORER 8 SE BASIC (WINDOWS).............................24

19.1

NSTALLATION

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19.2

................................................................................................................ 24

USE WITH AN APPLE MACINTOSH ..........................................................25

INSTALLATION...........................................................................................25

21.1

HECKING AFTER THE INSTALLATION

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21.2

EMOVING SOFTWARE

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TECHNICAL INFORMATION ......................................................................30

22.1

VERVIEW OF INDICATORS

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22.2

VERVIEW OF MESSAGES ON

LCD

SCREEN

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WARRANTY CONDITIONS.........................................................................32

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Page 1: ...1220S POWERC M OPTICAL ZOOM U K D E F R I T E S P L N L P T G R User s manual V1 0 ...

Page 2: ... R Thank you for your purchase Register your product via our Internet site at www trust com register so that you will be eligible for optimal guarantee and service support You will also be automatically informed of the development of your and other Trust products ...

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Page 6: ...7 6 SETTING 8 6 1 SETTING THE LANGUAGE 8 6 2 FORMATTING THE MEMORY 8 7 TAKING PHOTOGRAPHS 9 7 1 AUTO FOCUS 9 7 2 ZOOMING IN AND OUT 9 7 3 FLASH 9 7 4 MACRO RECORDING 10 7 5 SELF TIMER 10 7 6 TAKE THREE IMAGES CONTINUOUSLY BURST 10 7 7 AE AF LOCK 10 8 DISPLAY PHOTO RECORDINGS 11 8 1 DELETE IMAGE IMMEDIATELY 11 8 2 PROTECTING IMAGES 11 9 VIEWING IMAGES ON A PC WINDOWS 11 9 1 CONNECTING TO A USB PORT...

Page 7: ...PTIONS 20 15 SETTINGS 21 16 DIRECTORY STRUCTURE 22 17 OTHER 23 17 1 TRIPOD STAND 23 17 2 ATTACHING THE STRAP 23 18 TRUST PHOTO SITE TRUST PHOTO UPLOAD SOFTWARE 23 19 ULEAD PHOTO EXPLORER 8 SE BASIC WINDOWS 24 19 1 INSTALLATION 24 19 2 USE 24 20 USE WITH AN APPLE MACINTOSH 25 21 INSTALLATION 25 21 1 CHECKING AFTER THE INSTALLATION 25 21 2 REMOVING SOFTWARE 26 22 TECHNICAL INFORMATION 30 22 1 OVERVI...

Page 8: ...t the sun for a long period of time Shaking knocks Shaking knocks Do not shake the camera or knock it against anything This may cause a fault unsuccessful photographs memory incompatibility or the loss of photographs from the memory LCD display There may sometimes be small black or clear dots visible on the LCD screen This is normal and does not affect the photographs There is no reason to exchang...

Page 9: ...also used to start and stop recording a video clip 2 On off button Button to turn the camera on off 3 Speaker Emits sound Table 1 functions on the top of the camera See Figure 2 Item description Function 1 Flash The flash allows photos to be taken in places where there is not much light You can also use the flash to avoid unwanted shadows in places which are very well lit For more information Sect...

Page 10: ...s see Figure 5 Table 5 and Table 6 9 Control button Control button with 4 directional positions Press the control button OK button to confirm a selection Direct access to macro automatic exposure and burst mode when in recording mode Direct access to delete image or save when in display mode 10 Menu button Opens the menu Table 3 functions at the rear of the camera See Figure 4 Item Description Fun...

Page 11: ...ast recording immediately 8 1 Protect Protect recording against deleting 8 2 Table 6 functions of the control button 4 3 LCD screen Press the LCD button 1 Figure 3 to change the display on the LCD screen See the table below Modes LCD button Scene Capture Playback Video Audio 1 ON Basic number quantity ON Recording information 2 Setting information Basic details Recording information OFF 3 3x3 grid...

Page 12: ...than alkaline batteries for use with digital cameras Use at least Ni MH 1800mAh rechargeable batteries Trust has various Ni MH battery chargers batteries in its range see www trust com battery chargers N B standard AA NiCd batteries are unsuitable for use with this device N B do not use old and new batteries at the same time because the old batteries may deplete the new ones N B if the camera is n...

Page 13: ... desired language using the control button right left 5 Press the OK button to confirm the language selected The language chosen will be saved in the camera The language does not have to be reset after changing the batteries If the camera is set back to the factory settings Restoring then the language will have to be reset 6 2 Formatting the memory Use this function when you use a memory card for ...

Page 14: ... Zooming in and out This camera has optical 3x and digital 4x zoom You can use the Zoom In button or Zoom out button Figure 3 7 to decrease or increase the range of the lens Use the LCD screen or the optical viewfinder to see the effect of zooming See the zoom bar on the LCD screen as well Figure 7 N B this function does not work if Macro is switched on 7 2 1 Digital Zoom The digital zoom allows y...

Page 15: ...e N B if macro is set it is not posible to zoom in on an object 7 5 Self timer Set the self timer if you want to take a self portrait or a macro photo close up for example Setting press the control button up once the self timer symbol will appear on the LCD screen N B you cannot use the self timer together with the Take three images continuously function Hint the time length 3 or 10 seconds of the...

Page 16: ...s on the card will be displayed 8 1 Delete image immediately The image shown on the LCD screen can be deleted at once To do this press the control button down once An options choice will appear on the screen Press the OK button to delete the photograph For more information about deleting images see Section 14 3 Formatting the memory see Section 6 2 8 2 Protecting images The image can also be prote...

Page 17: ...lick on Next e Click on Finish While the camera is being installed two removable disks will be installed See Figure 8 First removable disk save location for the internal memory Second removable disk save location for the memory card 9 2 Viewing images on the computer Windows 1 Windows XP Figure 9 will appear Select Open folder to view files and click on OK Windows 2000 ME 98SE double click on My c...

Page 18: ...ard RCA video cable is supplied with the camera 10 1 Setting Video Out The camera is set standard to PAL Change the setting to NTSC if necessary Follow the steps given below Otherwise continue with Section 10 2 1 Turn the mode dial to SETUP mode 2 Select TV Out 3 Use the control button left right to select the correct setting PAL Europe NTSC Asia America etc 4 Press the OK button to save the setti...

Page 19: ...n be set using the control button left right 8 Press the OK button to confirm the selection 11 1 1 Scene Settings symbol Mode Description Auto Automatic setting Sport Sport This focus is set to give the best possible pictures of rapid movement such as Sport Landscape Landscape This focus is set to give the best possible landscape pictures with the lens focussing evenly spread over the distance Nig...

Page 20: ...N B if you use a setting which has been programmed beforehand it is possible that certain functions such as the flash macro etc will no longer function Change the scene or set the camera to recording mode 11 1 2 Resolution settings Resolution Number of pixels Description VGA 640 x 480 1 3M 1280 x 960 2 0M 1600 x 1200 4 0M 2272 x 1704 6 0M 2880 x 2160 Set the resolution required Low resolution smal...

Page 21: ...r speed to suit the scene s brightness The focus can be set manually Aperture preset If the aperture is set manually the shutter time will be adjusted automatically See Section 11 2 1 Shutter preset If the shutter is set manually the aperture will be adjusted automatically Setting see Table 13 Record Manual control You can set the shutter time aperture and focus manually to create the conditions t...

Page 22: ...igital filter Negative artwork Colour and brightness of the image are reversed 50 100 200 ISO 400 Select the ISO film speed If you are taking photographs when it is dark or taking a fast moving object you should choose a setting with a higher value If you are taking photographs with high quality you should choose a setting with a lower number A higher ISO value has a higher light sensitivity but g...

Page 23: ...turation is the degree of colour intensity associated with colour s perceptual difference from a white black or gray of equal lightness Contrast Exaggerate lightness differences between foreground and background colors L R Adjustment Manual WB Manually adjusts fine changes to the white balance Table 3 overview of manual settings 11 2 1 Change manual settings Select mode A S or M in menu In this ex...

Page 24: ...or overexpose the video recording Set this before starting to film Note You can zoom in or out before starting to make a video recording This is not possible while you are filming 13 Sound recording This function allows you to use the camera as a dictaphone Follow the steps below if you want to make a sound recording 1 Make sure that Audio mode has been selected with the mode dial 2 Press the expo...

Page 25: ...ion Erase Select Current or All to delete either the present image or all images Press OK to complete the instruction 14 4 Protecting images The image can also be protected to prevent deleting by mistake To do this press the control button up once An options choice will appear on the screen Press the OK button to set the protection for this image A lock will appear at the top of the LCD screen Rep...

Page 26: ...rea Press OK button to confirm After pressing the zoom in out button the navigation arrows will appear on the screen Use the joystick to navigate the photo Once a desired section of the picture is selected press the OK button to crop Slide show Slide Show Show all photos JPG one by one The interval time can be set in the Setup menu Sound message Voice Memo Add a sound fragment maximum 20 seconds t...

Page 27: ...ng Brightness setting for the LCD screen Inside Outside Background editing Detemine the background default Image My Photo Language Set the language to be used by the camera English German French Spanish Italian TV Out Output signal for the TV setting PAL NTSC Format Format the internal memory If a SD card is fitted this will be formatted File Number Reset Files will be renumbered from 0 each time ...

Page 28: ...onger than 1 30 of a second The stand can be screwed onto the connection point on the bottom of the camera 17 2 Attaching the strap Pull the loop of the carrying strap through the connection point on the camera Pull the strap through the loop and pull it tight The carrying strap is now fixed INSTALLATION AND USE OF SOFTWARE 18 Trust Photo Site Trust Photo Upload software Trust offers you the possi...

Page 29: ...o continue 6 Click on Finish to end 19 2 Use 1 Connect the camera to your computer s USB port The Ulead Photo Explorer Digital Camera Wizard Figure 12 appears Windows XP if the window Removable disk appears click on Cancel to close the window a Set the digital camera wizard once See Figure 12 1 Get Images from Digital Camera Generic b Click on A 2 Figure 12 Figure 13 appears c Click on Auto find T...

Page 30: ...tallation After installing the device and the driver the following are installed on your computer and can be checked Start Settings Control Panel System Device control Windows XP 2000 Disk Drives Trust 1220S PowerC m USB Device 2x Storage Volumes Generic volume 2x Universal Serial Bus Controllers USB Mass Storage Device Windows ME Disk Drives Trust 1220S PowerC M 2x Storage Device USB Disk 2x Univ...

Page 31: ... not been connected to a USB port Connect the camera to a USB port No batteries or they are flat This camera needs batteries to be able to work on USB Camera was connected to the computer first and then switched on Switch the camera on first and then connect it to the computer Windows does not detect a new device after connecting the camera The camera has been connected to a USB hub which does not...

Page 32: ... Try to hold the camera still or use the stand The distance to the object is too small Increase the distance to the object to be photographed The recordings are not clear hazy There is insufficient light Improve the lighting The automatic exposure function is still turned on Turn the automatic exposure function off See Section 7 5 The memory is full Transfer photographs to your computer and delete...

Page 33: ...has been set Set a lower ISO value The flash has been used in bright surroundings The flash is not suitable for providing additional lighting Do not use it in bright daylight The contrast in the subject is too great Change the lighting or take the photographs closer by or further away The photgraphs are overexposed The photographs were taken in bright sunlight Take photographs in shadow Load the i...

Page 34: ...d is shown on the LCD screen The SD memory card is write protected Remove the protection The TV picture is in black and white The TV Out has been set wrongly Set the TV Out correctly See Section 10 1 Please insert a disk into drive appears on your Windows screen when you open a Removable disk You are trying to open the Removable disk for the memory card There is no memory card in the camera Close ...

Page 35: ...ion Sensors and Sensor resolution CCD 2272 x 1704 Photo resolutions 2880 x 2160 6 Megapixel 2272 x 1704 4 Megapixel 1600 x 1200 2 Megapixel 1280 x 960 1 3 Megapixel 640 x 480 VGA Sensitivity Auto 50 100 200 400 Lens aperture F2 8 F4 8 Optical zoom 3x Optical zoom 5 8 mm 17 4 mm 35 104 mm as 35mm equivalent Digital Zoom 4x Digital zoom taking photos 8x Digital zoom viewing Image finder Actual optic...

Page 36: ...able 4 overview of number of photos per resolution quality Record Video moving images incl sound Audio sound Max duration 160 seconds 900 seconds Table 20 overview of video audio recording N B the values quoted are an indication only 23 1 Overview of indicators Camera status Status van Indicator AF Timer Indicator Led behaviour switched off off off Standby camera ready for use green off Flash char...

Page 37: ...Lock Card Error No recordings can be made viewed or deleted from the memory card Format the memory card or exchange it for another one Picture error The picture cannot be viewed on this camera The picture has been changed or taken on another camera Copy the picture to your computer and view it using a suitable program If this is not possible the picture is damaged No picture No pictures have been ...

Page 38: ...y in the case of negligence or if the device has been used for a purpose other than that originally intended Excluded from the warranty Damage caused by accidents or disasters such as fire flood earthquakes war vandalism or theft Incompatibility with other hardware software which is not stated in the minimum system requirements Accessories such as batteries fuses if applicable Under no circumstanc...

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