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EXTRAPOLATING PHOTOS
To increase the resolution of you photos, please follow the instructions below:
1.Open the file “Dual Mode Camera” on your desktop, and then double click “My Dsc”.
2.Download your photos by clicking on the
icon, and then select the photo(s) that you wish to
extrapolate.
3.Click on the
icon, modify, if you want, the light (“brightness”) and the colours (“contrast”) of the
selected photo(s), and then tick the “High Quality Mode” box. Finally, click “OK” to end the operation.
DOWNLOADING YOUR PHOTOS / VIDEOS
Using « Dual Mode Camera »
1. Connect the camera to a computer with the USB cable supplied.
2. On your desktop, open the folder “Dual Mode Camera”, and then double click “My Dsc”.
3. Download your photos and videos by clicking the
icon. Then the photos and videos stored in
the camera’s built-in memory are displayed on the screen.
4. Select the photo(s) and video(s) you want to save. Click the
icon to select them all, or click
directly the photo(s)/video(s) of your choice (a red frame will appear around each photo/video) if you
don’t want to save them all.
5. Save the selected photo(s) and video(s) by clicking the
icon. Then choose a name and a
location for the folder in which the selected photo(s) and video(s) will be saved.
Using « MAGIX Photo Manager »
Once you have saved your photo(s) and video(s) in your computer, you can use “MAGIX Photo
Manager” to display them, numerize them, print them, create albums…
1. Connect the camera to a computer with the USB cable supplied.
2. On your desktop, double click on the “MAGIX Photo Manager 10” shortcut.
3. Reach the photos and videos by selecting the location where they have been saved.
4. According to what you want to do, follow the corresponding software’s instructions.
Publishing your photos on social networking sites:
1. Using “Magix Photo Manager 10”, select the photo that you wish to publish on Facebook or Flickr.
2. The selected image appears in an orange frame.
3. In the menu bar, click the “Online” tab and select “Upload media to other web services” and then
either “Upload media to Flickr” or “Upload media to Facebook”.
4. The “Upload” window will be displayed on screen. Fill in the various fields (file name, description,
key words, etc.).
5. Click “Upload” to confirm.
6. Depending on your upload destination, you will either open the Facebook or the Flickr home page.
7. Next follow in the instructions displayed on the screen to finish uploading.
DELETING YOUR PHOTOS / VIDEOS
SELECTING THE RESOLUTION
SELECTING THE COMPRESSION RATE
SELECTING THE LIGHT SOURCE FREQUENCY
Deleting photos/videos one by one
Once the camera has been turned on, press
PLAYBACK
to display the photos and videos stored in
the camera’s built-in memory. Use
UP
to scroll them and select the one(s) you want to delete. Then
press
POWER/MENU
, use
UP
to select “Yes“, and then confirm your choice by pressing the shutter
button.
Deleting all the photos/videos
Once the camera has been turned on, press
POWER/MENU
to access the menu. Select the “delete
the photos” function, symbolized by the
icon. Press the shutter button, use
UP
to select “Yes”,
and then confirm your choice by pressing the shutter button again. Then all the photos and videos
stored in the camera’s built-in memory will be deleted.
Once the camera has been turned on, press
POWER/MENU
to access the menu. Select the
“resolution” function, symbolized by the
icon. Press the shutter button to select one of the two
available resolution options (low resolution
, or high resolution
).
Once the camera has been turned on, press
POWER/MENU
to access the menu. Select the
“compression rate” function, symbolized by the
icon. Press the shutter button to select one of the
two available compression options (low compression
, or high compression
).
Once the camera has been turned on, press
POWER/MENU
to access the menu. Select the “light
source frequency” function, symbolized by the
icon. Press the shutter button to select one of the
two available frequency options (
50 Hz
or
60 Hz
).
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