Tekxon Technology X52 User's Manual
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1. MEGXON Digital Camera X52 USER S MANUAL Table of contents Thank you for choosing our product Please read the manual carefully to make best use of all functions of the product and to guarantee a long service life Please store the manual in a safe place for later reference Table Of CONTIGUOUS aiii 1 1 Contents Of package sioiias aas eaa 3 2 WATE OQUCTHOIN aca 4 2 1 Product DFO DOMES castes concer cstre dies akc cual atestracante A dad 4 2 2 FIVE operating MODS S ieee o EEA 4 3 GELLING Stardust EEEN 5 3 1 Parts of yo r camela ssi r e o cent rial o E 5 3 2 Inserting the batteries rca ececsbenstccaevensasidecgudane e ATAR SS 6 3 3 Inserting and removing the SD MMC card seseeeceeeeeeeeeeeeeseeeeeeeeeeeaaeeeseeees 7 3 4 Attaching the carrying Main te 7 A Basic Opera Minis 8 4 1 Switching the camera on and Off ccccccoccnnncnccccnononoccnononononnnnnonannnnononannnnnonnnnns 8 4 2 Using the mode DUDAS ads 9 4 3 Taking POLO grap AS iia EE AN 10 4 3 1 LGD d6scriptions ISI 2 ADA AA 10 4 3 2 Snap ii 11 4 4 RECO TIM AU ON A ic 13 4 5 Making Video Cl vir ds 14 4 5 1 o A cae aad kc T E acne tel ee 14 4 5 2 Waking E A irene aeaaeae TERARI KOAA a ETARA Earne 14 4 6 Playing images audio and videos oocccccoonccccnnccnncnnnccccnnccnnnnnncnnnnnannnnnnnerennnanoss 15 4 6 1 LOCD descriptionS cnie n a 15 4 6 2 Viewing photos videos and listening to sound recordings ooooccccnocccccncccccon2. 12 4 4 Recording audio oO Maximum recording time 7 Press the set button to activate the digital recording function The symbol is shown on the LCD Before recording the information shown at right is displayed 12 35 Press the shutter release once to start sound recording START SHUTTER j Press the shutter release to start Battery status The information shown here is displayed when recording was started using the shutter release Press the shutter release again to stop sound recording Recording time elapsed E 00 05 STOF SHUTTER r Press the shutter release again to stop recording Battery status The sound is recorded as a WAV file The length available depends on the size of the memory The LCD display can be switched off using the sleep button LCD on off to save power 13 45 Making video clips 4 5 1 LCD descriptions The elapsed time is shown at the top right The remaining time is shown at the bottom left The display is not changed during recording and is not updated until recording is complete 4 5 2 Making a video clip Switch the camera on oe 1 Press the etTbutton for the video mode Video mode is active when the Y symbol Recording time elapsed 7 appears in the upper corner of the LCD display video Press the shutter release again to stop recording The information shown at right is displayed on the LCD during video recording
3. sound 4 or video to a suitable folder on your PC e g the My Files folder You can also select the files and use the Copy and Paste Windows commands The files have now been transferred and saved to your PC You can now view play and edit the files using the application software USB power supply and webcam function The camera is supplied with power via the USB port This allows you to transfer data from the camera to the PC using the USB cable even when there are no batteries in the camera You can use the camera as a webcam if you set the driver type of the camera to Web Cam This allows you to use functions such as video capture video monitoring or internet video conferences netmeeting When the data is transferring between the camera and PC Please don t operate the camera 31 8 Specifications Sensor Pixels Effective resolution interpolated resolution Sound WAV format Special effects Standard black and white sepia modes Zoom factor 8x digital zoom File formats Video AVI Motion JPEG LCD monitor 2 36 inch TFT monitor emai see Focal nahh Aperture PARTE Exposure Exposure compensation 2 0 EV to 2 0 EV in eight steps Integrated wide angle flash with three modes Flash Auto always on and off Flash range 2 m Automatic white balance and four manual modes White balance i Daylight tungsten fluorescent cloudy Burst Series of three photos Self timer EN NTSC and PAS system available TV
4. ve a e Es a 0 LU e Eee FAR lt EN oie There are nee thumbnail modes 2x2 3x3 and 4x4 SS that four nine or sixteen thumbnails can be shown on the LCD 16 4 7 Deleting photos You can delete unrequired photos Either single photos or all photos can be deleted To do so you must be in playback mode Deleting a single photo Select the photo to be deleted in playback mode Then press the menu button and select Delete and Current to erase the photo Deleting all photos To delete all photos press the menu button and select Delete and All All photos are now deleted Formatting the memory o Press the ser button to open the configuration mode Select Format press the OK button and select YES to start formatting The menu is displayed again after formatting The method described above can also be used to delete video clips and sound recordings Caution Protected data is not deleted but can be formatted See page 29 for instructions on protecting and unprotecting data 17 5 Advanced operation 5 1 Using the flash If there is not enough available light for your photo the built in flash can provide the additional light required 4 Switch the camera on and select the photo mode single shot or self timer mode Press the right button once or repeatedly to set one of three flash modes The 2 flash mode changes from Auto to Always o
5. can be selected interpolated output e Images can be saved internally or externally e High sensitivity wide angle flash three flash modes can be selected e Colour TFT LCD monitor for viewing menus and images e Three photography modes single image self timer and burst e TV output NTS C or PAL e digital sound recording e Simple user interface e Individual start interface for convenient operation e Special picture effects such as conversion to black and white or nostalgic images e Fast data transfer thanks to mini USB connector e Automatic shutdown conserves batteries 2 2 Five operating modes e Still image mode for taking digital images photographs e Video mode for taking high quality videos with sound e Recording mode for sound recordings e Play mode for watching listening to all recordings e Configuration mode for setting the operating parameters 3 Getting started 3 1 Parts of your camera Familiarise yourself with the parts of your camera before use That makes it easier to operate the camera Shutter release On off button Microphone Lens Indicator of self timer Photo Video Flash status Sound indicator recording co A n figuration Operating status button Play mode button Up button Right button LCD Zoom In Button Zoom Out Button Left button Confirm button LCD on off Menu button USB terminal Battery slot Card slot Down button 3 2 Inserting the
6. control buttons Press OK to confirm the values after you have finished making the settings 25 The date and time can only be displayed by the camera in playback mode They cannot be printed The time settings are saved by an internal backup battery Therefore the time settings are not lost when the two replaceable AAA batteries are removed The settings are not lost until the internal backup battery is flat 5 14 Setting the LOGO The LOGO is the startup image which is shown on the display when the camera is activated This allows the user to define individual images To do so proceed as follows 1 Press the C button to start playback mode Open the required photo Press the menu button and select the Set Logo item 2 After setting the logo select the option Play Logo in the playback mode menu There are two options e Enable The image selected by the user is used as the startup image e Disable The preset image is the startup image The startup image is not deleted when images are deleted or the memory is formatted To set another startup image you must repeat the procedure described above 26 6 Installing the software 6 1 Supported operating systems e Windows 98 including Second Edition e Windows Me e Windows 2000 e Windows XP e Windows Vista Microsoft Windows 98 Windows 98 SW Windows 2000 Professional Windows ME Windows XP or Windows Vista systems are pre installed 6 2 Insta
7. of the drivers on the CD Example X as the CD ROM drive X Driver mass DSC driver for Win 98 X Driver PC_Cam win98_2K Web Cam driver for Win 98 and Win 2000 X Driver PC_Cam WinMe_XP_Vista_32 Web Cam driver for 32 bit Win ME Win XP and Wiin Vista X Driver PC_Cam WinXP_Vista_64 Web Cam driver for 64 bit Win XP and Wiin Vista Photos should be downloaded directly in DSC mode To select the correct driver mode before installing the driver 7 Transferring files to your PC After you install the drivers you can transfer your photos videos and sound recordings to the PC using the USB cable and view play and edit them on your PC The camera switches to USB mode 1 Switch your PC on Set your camera s driver mode to DSC Connect the digital camera to your PC by inserting the end of the supplied USB cable 2 into the USB port of your PC and connecting the other end of the USB cable to the USB terminal of your camera the camera enter MSDC Mode DSC storage device removable media If you use Windows XP you can access the contents of the camera memory immediately In other Windows versions open the Windows Explorer or double click My Computer Double click the media symbol for the camera and where applicable the folders within it to view the files 3 If the driver was installed correctly the camera is identified by the computer as a Now press and hold the left mouse button to drag the required files images
8. 2 Press the shutter release to start recording a Maximum video length Battery status i The video is recorded as an AVI file with sound 14 4 6 4 6 1 Playing images audio and videos LCD descriptions Status symbols in play mode 2007 02 11 12 02 01 10 Ta JPG avi WAY 4 6 2 1 47 Current system time 11 02 2007 12 02 47 Number of photographs taken total photographs Photo is protected Photo is not protected Current file is a photograph jpg Current file is a video avi Current file is a sound recording wav Viewing photos videos and listening to sound recordings Press the BA button to activate play mode You can now play photographs videos and sound recordings The symbol is shown on the LCD The following buttons are used to browse the photos videos sound recordings in play mode 4 Goes to the previous photo video or sound recording gt Goes to the next photo video or sound recording OK Start close thumbnail view 7 Press the shutter release to start videos or sound recordings from the thumbnail view Press the shutter release again to stop playing 15 Thumbnail view While playing photos videos and sound recordings you can open the thumbnail view by pressing the confirm button OK button This mode allows you to view several photos videos or sound recordings at once Use the control buttons A di Y and to select a file and press OK to play the le
9. Thumbnail Show 9 thumbnails simultaneously Show 16 thumbnails simultaneously Set Logo Use the current photo as the start up image Play Logo Select current photo as the start up image Use the preset image as the start up image Configuration mode Date amp Time Set date and time for current photo Status ICON On Pisplay symbol for current status Off Hide symbol for current status NTSC PAL NTSC Set TV output to NTSC Set TV output to PAL Yes Format internal external memory Format No Cancel format Factory Yes Reset values to factory settings Reset No Cancel factory reset WEBCAM Set camera to WEBCAM mode use as webcam USB DSC Set camera to DSC mode In this mode functions such as downloading copying and cutting can be used Language Select the menu language menu contents may vary in various models Frequency 50HZ 60HZ 21 5 5 Exposure compensation By correcting the exposure value EV you can adjust images which appear too light or too dark Selecting the image mode Press the menu button in photography mode Selecting EV Select the EV item in the menu and press OK to open the exposure option Selecting an EV value Press amp or Y to select a suitable exposure compensation and press OK to confirm The value can be set in eight steps between 2 0 EV and 2 0 EV Exposure compensation can be very useful In dark conditions or in backlighting conditions set the value to a positive number
10. a on Select single Photo Video sound shot mode amp recording configuration mode 1 4 When the camera is switched on it is automa tically in still photograph mode If this is not the case press the ner mode button to select the photography mode Photo graphy mode is active when the a symbol appears in the upper corner of the LCD display Zooming in or out digitally Use the LCD to frame the image and press the L button to zoom in or the button to zoom out LCD You can now view the image on the LCD The meaning of the status symbols shown on the LCD is explained in the table on page 11 Taking a photograph Press the shutter release down fully to take a photgraph i Photographs taken with the camera are saved as JPEG files 11 When you press the menu button in photography mode the following menu functions are available for selection Page e Capture Mode e Strobe e Resolution e Photo Quality e Photo Effect Page 2 e WB Oo EV You can choose between three different image modes in the Capture Mode menu function ual al When the shutter release is pressed a single photograph is taken Sequence When the shutter release is pressed a series of three photographs is taken SelfTimer The photograph is taken 10 seconds after the release is pressed The photography mode is preset to single shot The LCD can be switched off using the sleep button LCD on off to save power
11. al quality with a low memory requirement 5 9 Setting image effects The standard image effect setting when the camera is switched on is Normal 1 Press the Tar button to activate photography mode and press the menu button 2 Select the Photo Effect item in the menu and press OK to confirm 3 Press up or down to select the photo effect option and press OK to confirm e Normal No special photo effect e Black and white Images are recorded in black and white e Sepia Images are recorded in a nostalgic brown tone 23 Sepia Brown amber simulates the brown tone of old photos caused by oxidation of the chemical components of the photograph Sepia shifts the brown tones of the digital image to the dark brown range to give the impression of an old photo 5 10 Setting the driver The default driver setting is DSC If the camera is in MSDC Mode 1 Press the menu button to activate the driver select menu 2 Press or to select the required driver type and press OK to confirm If the camera isn t in MSDC Mode O 1 Press the SET button to activate the configuration menu 2 Select the Drive Type item in the menu and press OK to confirm 3 Press amp or Y to select the required driver type and press OK to confirm 5 11 Protecting photos against accidental deletion This camera offers a protect function to prevent selected images being accidentally deleted Press the C button
12. and in bright conditions to a negative value Do not use exposure compensation if the subject is in a very bright or very dark area or if the flash is used 5 6 Selecting a language When you use the camera for the first time the texts on the LCD may not be displayed in your language However the LCD language can be changed easily 1 Press the button to open the configuration menu 2 Select the Language menu item and press OK to confirm 3 Select the required language 5 7 Setting the image resolution The basic setting for the image resolution is 5 0 megapixels 4 Press the menu button in photography mode 22 2 Press d or Y to select the Resolution option and press OK to confirm You can select one of six resolution settings 12 megapixels 5 0 megapixels 4 0 megapixels 3 0 megapixels 2 0 megapixels and 0 5 megapixels At the 12 megapixel settings pixels are interpolated no image bursts can be captured in these resolutions 5 8 Setting image quality The default image quality setting when the camera is switched on is Fine 1 Press the menu button in photography mode 2 Select the Photo quality item in the menu and press OK to confirm 3 Press up or down to select the Exposure option and press OK to confirm e Super fine is the best quality which requires most memory e Fine is medium quality with a medium memory requirement and e Economy is norm
13. batteries Use two AAA micro batteries 1 Push the cover of the battery compartment in the direction indicated to open the com partment Open the cover of the battery compartment Insert the batteries into the battery 3 compartment and ensure that the polarity is correct Close the cover of the battery compartment by closing it over and pushing it back into place battery life 2 Youcan also use 1 5V alkaline batteries i 1 We recommend that you use rechargeable 1 2V NiMH batteries as they have a longer See the Battery tips section for details on the battery life 3 3 Inserting and removing the SD MMC card You can use SD or MMC cards to increase the memory capacity Switch off the camera before inserting the card Insert the card as follows photographs sound and video recordings are no longer stored in the internal memory but stored on the card Inserting the card 1 Insert the card in the card slot until it locks into place Pata Removing the card Open the cover of the card slot Press the card downwards briefly to unlock it Remove or change the card and close the card slot cover again 3 4 Attaching the carrying strap Attach the carrying strap for your convenience and for safety reasons 1 Pass the loop of the carrying strap through the eye as shown in the illustration 2 Pull the other end of the carrying strap through the loop of the thin cord and pull the carrying strap tig
14. become hot or explode Observe the following safety instructions Do not heat batteries or dispose of them in fires Do not transport batteries with metallic objects as they can come into contact with the battery poles and cause damage Do not expose batteries to moisture Always store them in a dry area Do not dismantle deform or modify batteries Never remove the cover of the battery Do not subject the battery to hard knocks Never use leaking or damaged batteries Keep batteries out of reach of children Ensure that the polarity is correct when inserting the batteries into the camera Battery power is reduced in cold environments 10 C or colder applies to alkaline batteries in particular Warm up batteries before use in cold environments e g in your pocket When using a heat source do not allow batteries to come into contact with it 36
15. en the camera is in video mode press the Sarr button to access the recording mode When the camera is in recording mode press the cern button to access the setting mode When the camera is in the setting mode or play mode press thes button to return to the photography mode Press the M button to acess the play mode i When the camera driver type is DSC If USB is connected the camera automatically enter MSDC Mode In MSDC Mode all mode buttons is disable you can press the menu button and select Web Cam driver type to access the photography mode if select DSC driver type or press menu button again the camera retrun MSDC Mode If you want to enter MSDC Mode from other modes you can activate the setting mode select the DSC driver type 43 Taking photographs 4 3 1 LCD descriptions display Status symbols in the photography mode Number of photograph 0 5 megapixel image mode taken number of photographs available Battery status 2 0 megapixel image mode Single shot mode 3 0 megapixel image mode Burst mode 4 0 megapixel image mode Self timer mode 5 0 megapixel image mode Automatic flash 12 megapixel image mode Flash always on Automatic white balance Flash off x Daylight white balance Best image quality 0 Tungsten white balance Medium image quality Fluorescent white balance Standard image quality Cloudy white balance Using external memory card 10 4 3 2 Snapshot Press the On Off button to switch the camer
16. falls 4 Ensure that no water or moisture enters the camera This can cause short circuits and accidents Note When using the flash do not look directly into it as this can damage the eyes 11 2 Maintenance and care Please clean the body lens and LCD as follows e Do not use thinning or cleaning agents which contain petrol This could damage the camera e Clean the camera body with a soft cloth e Lens First remove dust with a lens brush Then clean with a soft cloth e Do not use powerful cleaning agents on the body and lens contact your dealer if dirt cannot be removed e Do not apply pressure to the LCD or use hard objects to clean it 11 3 Photo tips For excellent photographs please observe the following tips e Do not move the camera quickly to prevent the photos being out of focus Hold the camera steady when pressing the shutter release Do not move the camera immediately after pressing the shutter release Wait until you hear the sound signal before moving the camera e Look at the subject through the viewfinder before pressing the shutter release e Check the angle if the subject is backlit Move to the side to reduce the backlighting e In dark conditions the flash or manual exposure setting should be used 35 Move pan the camera slowly to make good videos Pans that are too fast result in out of focus and blurry videos 11 4 Battery tips Incorrect handling of the batteries can cause them to leak
17. ht AN Caution 1 Do not hang the camera around your neck using the carrying strap to avoid danger This applies to children in particular 2 When carrying the camera on the strap ensure that you do not hit the camera against anything 3 When attaching the carrying strap place the camera on a solid surface to ensure that it cannot fall down and be damaged 4 Basic operation 4 1 Switching the camera on and off Switching the camera on On off button Press the On Off button for 1 2 seconds to switch the camera on If the camera is not switched on check the polarity of the batteries and ensure that they are charged Switching the camera off Press and hold the main switch for several seconds to switch the cameral off The LCD goes blank If the camera is idle for more than three minutes it is switched off automatically to save battery power Press the On Off button for 1 2 seconds to switch the camera on again Automatic deactivation is not active in USB or record mode 4 2 Using the mode buttons The camera features five operating modes When the camera is switched on If USB is disconnected itis automatically in still photograph mode Press the following mode buttons to select the required mode DB Selects the photography de Vid Mode buttons mode Video A SET mode Recording mode and setting mode Ca Play mode When the camera is in photography mode press the Var button to access the video mode Wh
18. lling the driver Driver installation is similar for the various Windows systems When specifying the path you must simply select the driver in the CD ROM drive The camera has two USB driver modes Web Cam and DSC DSC is the default setting The procedure for installing the drivers for each of the two modes is described below 6 2 1 Installing the driver in DSC mode When the camera is in DSC mode Windows ME 2000 XP and Vista automatically recognise the camera and no driver must be installed The description of the driver installation procedure refers to Windows 98 1 Add Mew Hardware Wizard When the camera is connected to the computer in DSC mode the Found New Hardware Wizard appears on your gt ee PC monitor gt e Click Next to open the next window ze 27 2 Select Search for the best driver for your device and click Next 3 Select Specify a location and click Browse Specify the driver CD in your drive 4 Now click Next The system installs the driver and the following window appears 5 Click Finish to complete installation 6 You may be prompted to insert the Windows 98 CD during the installation process 28 wheat cho gems wnat Windows da do y A A aE ae a vec aaa e a D aea A a A mM a E pmi ii a WEB Base Storage Device ee ba Pa o mat yos rem Q Pias rast be del labeled Werder 30 Second E di
19. n to Off each time you press the button The corresponding status symbol for the flash mode is shown in the upper left corner of the LCD The flash is activated automatically when the light level is too low if the flash is set to Auto When Always on is set the flash is used for every shot When Off is selected the flash is deactivated The flash only works in single shot mode and self timer mode It does not work in burst and video mode When the flash is charging the LCD will be shut down And it will be light when completed Please note that using the flash increases battery consumption 5 2 Using direct access buttons Selecting photography mode directly In photography mode you can access the Single amp SelfTimer Y and Sequence a modes by pressing the left button 4 repeatedly The corresponding symbol is displayed at the top left of the LCD Selecting the resolution directly In photography mode the OK button can be used to select the resolution progressively The current resolution is displayed at the top left of the LCD Accessing the flash mode directly You can set the flash to Auto a Always on or Off pS by pressing the right button l in single shot and self timer modes The corresponding symbol is displayed on the LCD 18 5 3 Changing menu options The camera features image playback and configuration menus 1 Press the menu button to select Pho
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21. on CD ACM and then cick OK 6 2 2 Installing the driver in Web Cam mode 1 Connect the camera to the computer The system should automatically recognise that a new device has been connected 2 In Web Cam mode the driver must be installed for all systems The procedure is similar to that described for DSC mode 3 Under Windows 2000 you may be asked about the digital signature of the driver Click Yes to install the driver 4 When installing the driver on Windows XP the Found New Hardware Wizard appears Select Install the software automatically recommended The following window may appear Click Continue and wait until the installation is complete E Ds e A Pe Te edb E a e emt a ri baar shemi oraw d ma eami coma spm ara a Welker bo Pa toute Mom Harare Wired BE SHH SS e Pl AA O E pme ees a a a 1 E J sigais ee a e e ada A be siere erm de Pe meie E aba skia gok iaa ad Fe mbase pu mr modeling ha oot pared ern Logo rta al co tdi O al a ty ade e Corman aa STOP iranan 5 The installation procedure under Windows ME and Vista is similar 29 30 Either of two driver modes can be selected for the camera Web Cam mode uses the video components for the PC WebCam In DSC mode the internal memory is used as mobile memory It can be treated like a hard drive You can copy delete cut and download photos and videos from the camera Location
22. output signal Memory can be expanded Other functions Webcam for internet chat and conference Customisable startup image Power supply via USB port 32MB internal including system memory SD or MMC card Date terminal Mini USB terminal two driver modes DSC and WEBCAM 32 9 Memory requirement i 16MB 32MB 64MB 128MB approx 830kB 560x1920 approx 600kB 2 0 8 0 ar z Economy approx s108 6 PON Ss Economy approx soos 6 pc e an 6 4 8 3 4 4 4 5 6 4 64 N Aha Ala D O N gt O Oojo 00 N approx 90kB son AEP Economy approx 558 68 136 272 Powe GE ew The actual number of stored images can vary depending on the resolution and colour richness up to 30 N 16 20 24 20 28 32 24 32 40 40 56 72 70 sec N EE ala O OJN 2 2 oj A oO 00 10 12 10 14 16 12 16 20 20 28 34 52 30 sec INN are 8 2 4 6 2 4 0 7 4 3 3 4 3 3 4 5 00 33 10 Troubleshooting If your camera does not work properly please check the following items If the problem still exists please contact your dealer gt N h light Camera does not take photos Change angle of camera to include more light Solution or use automatic flash Error B Weak batt Photos disappear from the LCD Saus a after a period Solution Insert two fresh batteries The PC does not have enough free RAM Error C Clo
23. se all other applications before Not all images can be downloading If the problem persists downloaded to the PC Solution download the images one at a time to the PC and save them there before transferring the next image Error D Camera switches off after 5 ales LOU Ses oa Error E The PC s USB port is deactivated in the BIOS When the camera is connected to the PC for the first time no An REO ers d Activate the port in the PC s BIOS Error F eee It is normal for the shutter speed to be slower The shot to shot time is longer in dark conditions when taking pictures in dark Solution Change the camera angle or improve the light conditions olution conditions Error G The camera does not start after connection to the PC The camera display lights up and Solution Disconnect the USB cable from the PC check LCD shows all symbols why the PC is busy and insert the cable again Note This table contains possible causes of error Some of these are normal phenomena Cause Camera shuts down automatically PC or camera is busy and there is no connection between the two 34 11 Further information 11 1 Safety instructions Although this product is safe please observe the following information and warnings AN Caution 1 Do not modify or dismantle the camera 2 Contact your dealer for repairs and inspections 3 Do not shake the camera or subject it to hard knocks The camera may be damaged if it
24. to start the playback mode Open the photo to be protected 1 Press the menu button and select the Protect item 2 Select the required option from the list displayed The list contains four options Lock Current Unlock Current Lock All Unlock All see also list of menu options on page 22 The amp symbol appears on the image in the LCD if the image is protected against accidental deletion The tt symbol appears when the protection option is cancelled for the photo 24 i Note Protected photos cannot be deleted but can be formatted 5 12 Viewing images on a television set Connect the TV output of the camera to the video input of the television set using the 1 cable supplied Connect the audio input of the TV to the headphone jack of the camera The camera 2 automatically recognises the television set and switches to TV When still images are played on a TV black pixels may appear around the image 5 13 Setting the date and time Your digital camera can save the date and time each photo was taken and display this information in playback mode However you must first set the date and the time for the camera O Press the SET button to activate the configuration menu 2 Select the Date amp Time item in the menu and press OK to confirm 3 Now change the time setting Select the setting required using the control buttons Y and Y and then change the value using the amp and Y
25. tography and Playback menus from the photography playback mode Press the Tas button to open the configuration menu Press the 4 up and Y down buttons to select the 2 corresponding option and press the OK button to confirm The respective option selected is highlighted in colour Photography mode menu Playback mode menu Configuration mode menu BARSE EEG Video mode menu 19 5 4 List of menu options The menu contents vary in accordance with the operating mode The menu contents may vary in accordance with the camera model See Specifications on page 32 for further details Photography mode Menu sf Setting Take a single photograph Capture Mode Takes a series of three photos 10 seconds self timer AUTO Strobe Forbidden ae PB di Blackand white sepia Photos with a nostalgic brown tone C Daylight White balance for daylight mode Tungsten white balance for tungsten mode TF Fuorescent White balance for fluorescent mode PJ oioudy White balance for cloudy mode 2 0 EV to 2 0 Eight step exposure compensation EV Playback mode Menu Protect Lock Current Protect current photo to prevent accidental deletion Unlock Current Cancel protection for current photo 20 Lock All Protect all photos to prevent accidental deletion Unlock All Cancel protection for all photos Delete Current Delete current photo All Delete all photos Show 4 thumbnails simultaneously
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