4. Capturing a Photo
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Point the camera at your subject using the viewfinder.
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Press the shutter button to instantly capture the photo.
5. Printing and Sharing
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Wait for the camera to process the image and print it instantly.
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Once printed, carefully tear o
ff
the photo against the serrated edge.
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Share the instant printout with others or keep it as a physical memento.
6. Loading the Paper Roll
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Slide to open the paper compartment cover.
(Fig. 2)
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Remove the remaining paper roll, if present.
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Insert a new paper roll into the compartment and make sure the smooth side of
the paper is facing up.
(Fig. 3)
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Close the paper compartment cover securely.
7. Powering o
ff
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Press and hold the power button for 3 seconds to power o
ff
the camera after
use.
Chapter 3: Problems? No Problem!
How long can it be used on a single charge?
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One roll of 300dpi grayscale print.
Why is there a discrepancy between the range printed and what is seen through
the viewfinder?
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The viewfinder design is similar to that of a rangefinder camera, resulting in a
slight deviation between the viewfinder and camera lens. The actual captured
image may appear slightly lower than what is seen in the viewfinder. Shooting
technique: Align the subject within the viewfinder and slightly lift the bottom of
the camera by about 5 degrees for the best results.
(Fig. 1)
What is the resolution of the camera?
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The camera has a 1-megapixel wide-angle lens with a DFOV of 70 degrees. It
also comes with an ISP for professional image processing. It delivers good
imaging results when capturing subjects from a distance of half a meter or more.
How long does it take to fully charge?
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It takes about 1.5 hours to fully charge.
Unable to print?
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Check if the thermal paper has run out.
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Check if the thermal print head is overheated (indicated by a flashing white
light). If overheated, wait for the print head to cool down before attempting to
print again.
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Restart the camera and try again.
