V25 - Camera EASYPIX - Free user manual and instructions

Product Type	Digital Camera
Brand	Easypix
Model	V25
Image Sensor	1/3.2" CMOS
Effective Pixels	12 Megapixels (interpolated)
Optical Zoom	None (digital zoom only)
Digital Zoom	4x
Display	2.4" TFT LCD
Storage Media	SD/SDHC card (up to 32GB)
Internal Memory	16 MB
Power Source	2x AAA batteries (alkaline or rechargeable)
Dimensions (W x H x D)	95 x 62 x 30 mm
Weight (without batteries)	105 g
Interface	USB 2.0
Video Recording	720p HD at 30 fps
Photo Resolution	Up to 4000x3000 pixels
Focus Range	1.2 m to infinity (normal), 0.3 m (macro)
White Balance	Auto, Daylight, Cloudy, Fluorescent, Incandescent
ISO Sensitivity	Auto, 100, 200, 400
Self-Timer	2s, 10s
Maintenance	Clean lens with soft, dry cloth; avoid moisture
Safety	Keep away from water and extreme temperatures; remove batteries if not used for long
Spare Parts & Repairability	Contact Easypix support or authorized service center

Frequently Asked Questions - V25 EASYPIX

How do I turn on the Easypix V25 camera?

Press and hold the Power button located on the top of the camera for about 2 seconds until the lens extends and the LCD screen turns on.

What type of batteries does the V25 use?

The camera requires 2 AAA batteries (alkaline or rechargeable). Open the battery compartment on the bottom and insert them with correct polarity.

How can I transfer photos from the camera to my computer?

Connect the camera to your computer using the USB cable provided. The camera should appear as a removable drive, allowing you to copy photos. Alternatively, remove the SD card and use a card reader.

Why are my pictures blurry?

Blurry photos are often caused by camera shake or incorrect focus. Hold the camera steady with both hands, ensure the subject is within focus range (at least 1.2 m), and half-press the shutter button to autofocus before fully pressing.

How do I reset the camera to factory settings?

Go to the Setup menu, select Reset or Default, and confirm. If the camera is unresponsive, remove the batteries for 30 seconds and reinsert them.

What memory card does the V25 support?

The camera supports SD and SDHC cards up to 32GB. Insert the card into the slot until it clicks. Format the card in the camera before first use.

How do I set the date and time?

Press the Menu button, navigate to Date/Time settings, and use the directional buttons to set the correct date and time. Press OK to confirm.

Can I use the camera while it is charging?

The V25 does not have a built-in rechargeable battery; it uses disposable or rechargeable AAA batteries. You can use the camera while it is connected via USB only for data transfer, not charging.

What should I do if the lens is stuck?

If the lens does not retract, try turning the camera off and on again. If it remains stuck, remove the batteries for a few minutes, then reinsert them. If the problem persists, contact Easypix support.

How do I clean the camera lens?

Use a soft, lint-free cloth (like a microfiber cloth) to gently wipe the lens. Do not use any liquids or abrasive materials. For stubborn dirt, slightly dampen the cloth with lens cleaning solution.

USER MANUAL V25 EASYPIX

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Table of contents

Introduction

Features ....1

Package contents 2

Camera overview 2

Getting Started

Attaching the hand strap ....5

Inserting the batteries ....5

Turning the camera on and off 6

Inserting an SD card ....6

Using the LCD display 7

Changing LCD settings 7

Understanding the LCD icons 8

Taking still images or videos

Selecting the camera mode .....11

Taking pictures 11

Adjusting the camera settings using the camera buttons ....11

Using the digital zoom 12

Using the flash 12

Using the self-timer ....13

Taking sequences ....13

Changing the focus setting ....14

Recording videos 14

Adjusting the camera settings using the menus .....15

Using the scene settings 15

Setting the resolution 16

Setting the date stamp 16

Setting the white balance 17

Exposure Settings ....18

Setting the encircled exposure 19

Setting the quality 20

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Customizing the camera 21

Enabling sound effect 21

Setting the welcome picture 21

Setting the USB options 23

Setting the date and time 23

Setting the TV out 23

Setting the frequency 24

Setting the auto power off function 25

Setting the language .....25

Restoring defaults....27

Memory Formatting....27

Playing games on the camera screen 28

Reviewing photos or movie clips

Zooming in 30

Deleting files 31

Protecting files 31

Editing images ....32

Resizing images 32

Rotating images 32

Cropping files ....33

Deleting a voice memo 34

Using the slideshow function ....35

Setting the starting point 35

Setting the slideshow interval 36

Setting the direction 36

Repeating the slideshow 37

Starting the slideshow 37

Ordering prints 38

Using DPOF 38

Using Direct-Print 39

Connecting to a PC or TV

Connecting to a PC ....41

Installing the software ....41

Changing the USB setting ....42

Connecting the USB cable 42

Connecting to a TV ....43

Setting the output mode ....43

Viewing images on the TV ....44

Appendix

Specifications 45

Error Messages....46

Congratulations on purchasing this digital camera. Your digital camera is compact and ergonomic and capable of taking pictures at resolutions as high as 12 megapixels (4032 x 3024 pixels, extrapolated resolution). The digital camera can also record movies and has an 8× digital zoom.

Features

• Compact, stylish design
• Digital zoom 8x
• 5.0 megapixel high-resolution CMOS (2592 × 1944 pixels)
  • Maximum resolution 12 megapixels (4032 x 3024 pixels, extrapolated resolution)
  • Video capture resolution of 320 × 240 , 30 fps; 640x480, 24fps
  • Super Large 2.5 Inch LCD
• Voice memo
  • Supports SD card media
  • Built-in 32MB Memory
• Self-timer mode
  • Continuous shooting mode
  • Full-speed USB2.0 Port
  • TV output
  • Built-in microphone and speaker

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Package contents

Make sure that your package contains the following components. If anything is missing or damaged, contact your dealer immediately. Retain the packaging in case you need to ship the digital camera in the future.

• Digital camera
• H a n d s t r a p
• Quick start guide
• User manual (on CD)
  • AAA batteries × 2
• USB cable
  • CD-ROM including drivers and software
  • Audio/Video Cable
• Recharger

Camera overview

Familiarize yourself with the controls of the digital camera with the illustrations below.

Front view

Flash Microphone Lens =8.55mm 1:3.0 LED

Rear View

Indicator LCD Zoom buttons Mode button Voice button 5-way button Menu button

Side Views

Right Left

Hand strap eyelet Focus button I/O Interface

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Top View

Power button Speaker Shutter button

Bottom View

Tripod mount SD card compartment Battery compartment

Attaching the hand strap.

1. Thread the short loop of the hand strap through the hand strap eyelet on the camera
2. Thread the long loop of the hand strap through the short loop.
3. Pull the long loop tight.

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Inserting the batteries

1. Slide the battery/memory card cover on the underside of the camera in the direction of the arrow.

2. Open the cover.

3. Insert the batteries into the compartment observing correct polarity.

4. Close the cover and snap it into place in the direction of the arrow.

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Turning the camera on and off

Press the Power button on top of the camera to turn camera on.

Power button

Press the Power button again to turn the camera off.

Inserting an SD card

1. According to the direction indicated by the arrow, position the label on the SD card toward the front of the camera. Then push the card into the slot until it stops.

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Note: SD cards can only be inserted facing one direction. If the card does not enter the slot easily, do not force it. Make sure the card is facing the correction direction.

Using the LCD display

The LCD functions as a view finder, allowing you to frame pictures and video in Picture or Video mode, and view pictures and videos in Playback mode. The LCD allows you to adjust the camera's settings through the on-screen menus.

The LCD displays icons to indicate camera settings.

Changing LCD settings

Mode button

The LCD starts in normal setting. In Picture or Video mode:

• Press the OK button once to turn on the red framing grid.
• Press the OK button again to turn off the framing grid and icons.
• Press the OK button again to turn off the LCD.
• Press the OK button again turn the LCD on and display the icons.

In Playback mode:

• Press the OK button to turn off the icons.
• Press the OK button again to turn off the LCD.
• Press the OK button again to turn the LCD on and display the icons.

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Understanding the LCD icons

Each mode has different icons to indicate settings.

Picture mode

Flash icon Image qualityResolution Picture mode icon Scene setting icon 1.3M 0006 Remaining number of pictures you can take on the current memory Zoom Indicates that there is insufficient light to prevent blurring. Battery status icon EV adjust setting Focus bracket Current time EV +1.0 12:14

Playback mode

DPOF icon File type Current file number/total files Resolution Battery status icon Protection icon

Video mode

Video resolution Video mode icon CIF 00:00:00 Video length Recording icon Zoom W Battery status icon 13:01 Current time Focus bracket

Chapter 3 Taking still images or videos

Selecting the camera mode

The digital camera has two capture modes: Picture and Video. Use Picture mode to capture still images and audio. Use Video mode to capture video and audio.

Use the third mode, Playback mode, to view pictures and videos, and listen to audio.

Use the Mode switch to change modes.

Mode switch

• Slide the switch to the upper position to select Photo mode.
• Slide the switch to the middle position to select Play mode.
• Slide the switch to the lower position to select Video mode.

Taking pictures

1. Turn the camera on. Make sure the camera is in Picture mode.
2. Frame the picture using the LCD.
3. Press the Shutter button.

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Adjusting the camera settings using the camera buttons

You can use adjust the camera settings to take better pictures.

Using the digital zoom

The camera has an 8× digital zoom, allowing you to take enlarge the subject without moving closer.

1. Frame the picture using the LCD.

2. Turn the camera on. Make sure the camera is in Picture or Video mode.

3. Press the Zoom in button to increase the zoom and take a close up picture of the subject with more detail. Press the

Zoom out button to decrease the zoom and take a wider picture with less detail.

1. Press the Shutter button to take the picture.

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Using the flash

The flash has three settings for different lighting conditions. Move the 5-way button left repeatedly to cycle through the different flash settings.

Icon Description
ZA	Flash is fired automatically if required.
	Flash is enabled.
	Flash is disabled.

Using the self-timer

The self-timer allows you to take hands-free pictures and videos such as self portraits or group photos.

1. Turn the camera on. Make sure the camera is in Picture mode.
2. Set the camera on a stable surface such as a tripod or table and frame the picture.

3. Frame the picture, making any zoom or flash settings necessary

4. The self-timer has two delay settings.

Press the Right arrow once turn on the self-timer with a two second delay. The icon appears. Press the Right arrow again to set the delay to 10 seconds. The icon appears.

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1. Press the Shutter button. The counter begins counting down on the LCD. The LED on the front of the camera flashes once a second to count down.

Note: To cancel the self timer, press the Right button until no icon is displayed.

Taking sequences

You can take sequences of pictures very quickly one after the other using the sequence setting. You can use this to make an action series.

1. Turn the camera on. Make sure the camera is in Picture mode.

2. Press the Right arrow three times to turn on the Sequence setting. The icon appears.

3. Frame the picture using the LCD.

4. Press the Shutter button.

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Changing the focus setting

You can change the focus setting of the digital camera for different conditions. Change the setting using the Focus switch.

Icon Description
	Adjusts the focus setting for subjects close to the lens.
	Adjusts the focus setting for subjects distant from the lens

Recording videos

1. Turn the camera on. Make sure the camera is in Video mode.
2. Frame the picture using the LCD.
3. Press the Shutter button. The video begins to record.
4. Press the Shutter button when you have finished to stop recording.

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Adjusting the camera settings using the menus

You can adjust settings using the on-screen menu. This enables you to configure the camera settings and capture pictures with optimum quality.

Note: The LCD must be switched on to access the on-screen menu.

Using the scene settings

Use this menu item to specify a setting according to the light environment in which you are taking pictures. To set the scene, do the following:

1. Turn on the camera and switch to picture mode.
2. Press Menu.
3. Move the 5-way button left or right to navigate to the Capture menu (Video menu in Video mode).
4. Move the 5-way button up or down to highlight the Scene submenu.
5. Move the 5-way button right to open the Scene menu
6. Move the 5-way button up or down to select from the scene options:

-Auto
- Portrait
- Scenery
- Night scene
- Motion
- Couple shot
- Sepia
- B/W
- P i n k
- Green
- Blue

1. Press OK when finished.

Note: In video mode, only Auto, Sepia and B/W scene options are available.

Capture Setup Scene Resolution Date stamp White balance

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Setting the resolution

Use this menu item to select the resolution of the image as follows:

1. Press Menu.
2. Move the 5-way button left or right to navigate to the Capture menu.
3. Move the 5-way button up or down to highlight the Resolution submenu.
4. Move the 5-way button right to open the Resolution submenu

5. Move the 5-way button up or down to select from the scene options:

6. Turn on the camera and switch to picture mode.

-12.0M
-10.0M
- 5.0 M
- 3 . 1 M
- 1 . 3 M
- VGA

1. Press OK when finished.

Capture Setup Scene Resolution Date stamp White balance

Resolution 5.0M 10.0M VGA 1.3M

Setting the date stamp

The date stamp menu enables you to imprint the time and the date on the image. To set the date stamp, do the following:

1. Press Menu.
2. Move the 5-way button left or right to navigate to the Capture menu.
3. Move the 5-way button up or down to highlight the Date stamp submenu.

4. Move the 5-way button right to open the Date stamp menu.

5. Turn on the camera and switch to picture mode.

Capture Setup Scene Resolution Date stamp White balance

1. Move the 5-way button up or down to select from the date stamp options:

2. Date and time

3. No stamp
4. Only date

5. Only time

6. Press OK when finished.

Date and time 2014.01.01 12:00

Setting the white balance

The white balance enables you to change the preset white balance setting to suit the lighting conditions in which the picture is taken.

1. Turn on the camera and switch to picture mode.
2. Press Menu.
3. Move the 5-way button left or right to navigate to the Capture menu.
4. Move the 5-way button up or down to highlight the White balance submenu.
5. Move the 5-way button right to open the White balance submenu.
6. Move the 5-way button up or down to select from the date stamp options:

- Auto

- Daylight

- Cloudy

- T u n g s t e n

- Fluorescent

1. Press OK when finished.

Capture Setup Scene Resolution Date stamp White balance

White balance Auto Daylight Cloudy Tungsten

Exposure Settings

By using the Exposure Adjusting menu, you can set the quantity of light entering into the camera when you take picture. The EV compensation is expressed as a single number that is used by the digital camera to calculate the correct combination of aperture and shutter speed for producing optimum quality pictures. Setting a higher EV compensation value will over-expose a shot while setting a lower value will under-expose a shot. Exposure can be adjusted from -2.0 to +2.0. The value is shown on the LCD display. To change the EV compensation value, do the following:

1. Press Menu.
2. Move the 5-way button left or right to navigate to the Capture menu.
3. Move the 5-way button up or down to highlight the EV adjust submenu.
4. Move the 5-way button right to open the EV adjust submenu.
5. Move the 5-way button up or down to adjust the EV value between -2.0 through +2.0. Select Normal for the default value.

6. Press OK when finished.

7. Turn on the camera and switch to picture mode.

Capture Setup Resolution Date stamp White balance EV adjust

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Setting the encircled exposure

Use the following procedure to set the encircled exposure:

1. Press Menu.
2. Move the 5-way button left or right to navigate to the Capture menu.

3. Move the 5-way button up or down to highlight the Encircled exposure submenu.

4. Turn on the camera and switch to picture mode.

5. Move the 5-way button right to open the Encircled exposure submenu.

6. Move the 5-way button up or down to select one of the following values:

-0.3 EV
-0.5 EV
- 1.0 EV

1. Press OK when finished.

Capture Setup Date stamp White balance EV adjust Encircled exposure

Encircled exposure 0.3EV 0.5EV 1.0EV

Setting the quality

Do the following to specify the image or video quality:

1. Turn on the camera and switch to picture or video mode.
2. Press Menu.
3. Move the 5-way button left or right to navigate to the Capture menu (Video menu in Video mode).
4. Move the 5-way button up or down to highlight the Image quality

Capture Setup Scene Resolution Date stamp White balance

submenu in the picture mode or Video Quality submenu in the video mode.

1. Move the 5-way button up or down to select from the quality options:

- Picture mode

• Basic 1:16
• Better 1:12
• Best 1:8

- Video mode

• CIF 20 fps
• CIF 30 fps
• VGA 15fps

• VGA 24fps

• Press OK when finished.

White balance Auto Daylight Cloudy Tungsten

Customizing the camera

You can customize the camera according to your preferences. Refer to the following sections for more information.

Enabling sound effect

Do the following to enable the sound effect:

1. Turn on the camera and switch to picture mode.
2. Press Menu.
3. Move the 5-way button left or right to navigate to the Setup menu.
4. Move the 5-way button up or down to highlight the Sound effect submenu.
5. Move the 5-way button right to open the Sound effect submenu.
6. Move the 5-way button up or down to select On to enable the sound effect or Off to disable the sound effect.
7. Press OK when finished.

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Sound effect Off On

Setting the welcome picture

Use the following procedure to specify the welcome picture shown when the camera is turned on.

1. Press Menu.
2. Move the 5-way button left or right to navigate to the Setup menu.

3. Move the 5-way button up or down to highlight the Welcome submenu.

4. Turn on the camera and switch to picture mode.

Setup Game Sound effect Welcome USB Date and time

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1. Move the 5-way button right to open the Welcome submenu

2. Move the 5-way button up or down to select one of the following options:

3. Auto

4. Off

5. Custom pic

6. Press OK when finished.

Auto digital view DIGITAL DIGIT DIGITAL DIGIT

Setting the USB options

Use this option to specify whether the camera is used for storage or as a web camera when connected to the PC. Refer to “Changing the USB setting” on page 42 for more details.

Setting the date and time

Use this option to set the date and time as follows:

1. Turn on the camera and switch to picture mode.
2. Press Menu.
3. Move the 5-way button left or right to navigate to the Setup menu.
4. Move the 5-way button up or down to highlight the Date and time submenu.
5. Move the 5-way button right to open the Date and time submenu.
6. Move the 5-way button left or right to move between the various date (yy/mm/dd) and time (hh:mm) fields.
7. Move the 5-way button up or down to change the various date and time fields.
8. Press OK when finished.

Setting the TV out

Use this option to specify the TV out format. See “Setting the output mode” on page 43 for more information.

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Setting the frequency

Use the frequency menu to set the frequency of the camera. This value should be the same as the frequency of the power supply at the location where you are using the camera. This prevents lights flickering when taking pictures or video.

1. Press Menu.
2. Move the 5-way button left or right to navigate to the Setup menu.
3. Move the 5-way button up or down to highlight the Frequency submenu.
4. Move the 5-way button right to open the Frequency submenu.
5. Move the 5-way button up or down to select 50Hz or 60Hz.

6. Press OK when finished.

7. Turn on the camera and switch to picture mode.

Setup USB Date and time TV out Frequency

Frequency 50Hz 60Hz

Setting the auto power off function

The auto power off function turns off power automatically after a specified period in order to conserve power. Use the following procedure to set the auto power off interval.

1. Turn on the camera and switch to picture mode.
2. Press Menu.
3. Move the 5-way button left or right to navigate to the Setup menu.
4. Move the 5-way button up or down to highlight the Auto power off submenu.
5. Move the 5-way button right to open the Auto power off submenu.

6. Move the 5-way button up or down to select from one of the following options:

7. 1 minute

8. 2 minutes
9. 5 minutes

10. Never

11. Press OK when finished.

Setup Date and time TV out Frequency Auto power off

Auto power off 1 minute 2 minutes 5 minutes Never

Setting the language

To set the menu language, do the following:

1. Turn on the camera and switch to picture mode.
2. Press Menu.
3. Move the 5-way button left or right to navigate to the Setup menu.
4. Move the 5-way button up or down to highlight the Language submenu.
5. Move the 5-way button right to open the Language submenu.

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1. Move the 5-way button up or down to select from one of the following options:

2. English

3. German
4. French
5. Italian
6. Spanish
7. Dutch
8. C z e c h
9. Polish
10. Russian
11. Traditional Chinese
    – Simplified Chinese
12. Korean
13. Japanese
    – Bulgarian

14. Portuguese

15. Press OK when finished.

Language English Deutsch Français Italiano

Restoring defaults

Use the setup menu to restore the camera settings to their default values as follows:

1. Turn on the camera and switch to picture mode.
2. Press Menu.
3. Move the 5-way button left or right to navigate to the Setup menu.
4. Move the 5-way button up or down to highlight the Default submenu.
5. Move the 5-way button right to open the Default submenu.
6. Move the 5-way button up or down to select Confirm to reset the camera or Cancel to cancel the operation.
7. Press OK when finished.

Setup Frequency Auto power off Language Default

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    A["Default"] --> B["Confirm"]
    B --> C["Cancel"]

Memory Formatting

Format the camera's memory by the following steps:

1. Turn on the camera and switch to picture mode.
2. Press Menu.
3. Move the 5-way button left or right to navigate to the Setup menu.
4. Move the 5-way button up or down to highlight the Format submenu.
5. Move the 5-way button right to open the Format submenu.
6. Press the 5-way button's UP or DOWN buttons to select OK in order to format the memory, or select Cancel to cancel the operation.
7. Press OK when finished. The memory of the camera is formatted. All files, including protected files, are deleted.

Setup Auto power off Language Default Format

Format Confirm Cancel

Warning: Memory formatting will delete all files stored in the memory. Make sure you have backed up any files you still want.

Playing games on the camera screen

Four games are provided as an additional feature. You can use the buttons and the LCD of the camera to play games. To select a game, do the following:

1. Turn on the camera and switch to picture mode.
2. Press Menu.
3. Move the 5-way button left or right to navigate to the Games menu.

4. Move the 5-way button up or down to highlight one of the following games:

5. Magic beads

6. Lucky 777
7. Lottery
   -Boxman

8. Tiling

9. Move the 5-way button right to select the game and start playing.

10. Press Menu to stop the game at any time.

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Chapter 4 Reviewing photos or movie clips

Move the Mode switch to center to switch to playback mode.

The LCD screen displays the most recent image. If the most recent file is a video

Mode switch

clip, it displays the first frame of the movie clip on the screen. No image is displayed if the most recent file is an audio file.

Image file Video file Audio file

To browse through your images and video or audio clips, do the following:

1. Move the 5-way button right or left to skip to the next or previous file.
2. If the file is a video clip, press the Shutter to start playing the video clip. Press OK to stop playback. Playback status is displayed on the screen, along with the playback icon.
3. If the file is an audio clip, press the Shutter to start playing the audio clip.

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Press OK to stop playback. Playback status is displayed on the screen, along with the playback icon.

1. You can attach a voice memo to an image by pressing the Voice button. Press the button again to stop recording. To play a voice memo, please press the Shutter button. To learn about deleting the voice memo, see "Deleting a voice memo" on page 34.

Zooming in

You can use the digital zoom feature to zoom in and examine the fine details of the picture. Press the Zoom in button to magnify the image and the Zoom out button to decrease the zoom ratio. The zoom ratio is indicated by the zoom window over the thumbnail image at the lower right corner of the screen.

The magnified image is initially centered on the LCD. To pan the view and see different parts of the magnified image, move the 5-way button left, right, up, or down. The lower right corner shows the thumbnail image along with the zoom area highlighted.

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Deleting files

In playback mode, you can easily delete any pictures or audio/video clips that you are not satisfied with, before transferring them to the PC. To delete unwanted files, do the following:

1. In playback mode, use the 5-way button to browse to the image or audio/video clip that you want to erase.
2. Move the 5-way button down to display the Erase menu.

3. Using the 5-way button, select one of the following options:

4. All: erases all files.

5. Current: erases the currently selected file.

6. Cancel: cancels the delete operation.

7. Press OK to confirm the operation.

The selected files are deleted.

Erase All Current Cancel

Protecting files

To lock images or audio/video clips in order to prevent them from being deleted accidentally, do the following:

1. In playback mode, use the 5-way button to browse to the image or audio/video clip that you want to protect.
2. Move the 5-way button up to display the Protect menu.

3. Using the 5-way button, select one of the following options:

4. Current

5. All

6. Cancel

7. Press OK to confirm the operation.

The selected files are protected.

Protect Current All Cancel

If the selected file is previously protected, the Unprotect menu is displayed when you move the 5-way button up. Remove the lock if required in a manner similar to protecting the image.

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Editing images

The playback menu has various options to enable you to edit pictures by resizing, cropping, or rotating. Refer to the following sections for more details.

Resizing images

To resize an image, do the following:

1. In playback mode, use the 5-way button to browse to the image that you want to resize.
2. Press Menu.
3. Move the 5-way button left or right to navigate to the Edit menu.
4. Move the 5-way button up or down to highlight the Resize submenu.
5. Move the 5-way button right to open the Resize submenu.
6. Move the 5-way button up or down to select from the resize options: VGA, 1.3M, 3.1M, or 5.0M.
7. Press OK when finished.

Rotating images

To rotate an image, do the following:

1. In playback mode, use the 5-way button to browse to the image that you want to rotate.
2. Press Menu.
3. Move the 5-way button left or right to navigate to the Edit menu.
4. Move the 5-way button up or down to highlight the Rotate submenu.
5. Move the 5-way button right to open the Rotate submenu.

Edit Slide Resize Rotate Crop Customize

Resize VGA 1.3M 3.1M 5.0M

Edit Slide Resize Rotate Crop Customize

1. Move the 5-way button up or down to select one of the following options:

- Rotate

- Save

- Cancel

1. Press OK when finished.

Rotate Rotate Save Cancel

Cropping files

The cropping feature enables you to cut off unwanted parts of the picture. To crop an image, do the following:

1. In playback mode, use the 5-way button to browse to the image that you want to crop.

2. Press Menu.

3. Move the 5-way button left or right to navigate to the Edit menu.

4. Move the 5-way button up or down to highlight the Crop submenu.

5. Move the 5-way button right to open the Crop submenu.

6. Move the 5-way button up or down to select one of the following options:

- 4:3

- 3:2

1. Move the 5-way button right to start cropping.

2. The cropping window is displayed on the image. Use the 5-way button to move the cropping window and select the area to be cropped.

3. Press OK when finished.

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Crop aspect ratio 4:3 3:2

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Deleting a voice memo

You can use the playback menu to delete a voice memo attached to an image. To delete a voice memo, do the following:

1. In playback mode, use the 5-way button to browse to the desired image with a voice memo.

2. Press Menu.

3. Move the 5-way button left or right to navigate to the Edit menu.

4. Move the 5-way button up or down to highlight the Voice Memo submenu.

5. Move the 5-way button to open the Voice memo submenu.

6. Select Delete to delete the voice memo attached to the image or select Cancel to cancel the operation.

7. Press OK when finished.

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Voice memo Delete Cancel

Using the slideshow function

The slideshow feature of the camera enables you to view all the images automatically on the LCD screen. You can set the slideshow interval, direction, etc. and customize the slideshow as required.

Note: Audio/video clips are not played back during the slide show. The first frame of the video clips are displayed during the slide show.

Refer to the following sections to set up a slide show.

Setting the starting point

To specify the starting point of the slide show, do the following:

1. Press Menu.
2. Move the 5-way button left or right to navigate to the Slide menu.
3. Move the 5-way button up or down to highlight the Show submenu.
4. Move the 5-way button right to open the Show submenu.
5. Move the 5-way button up or down to select one of the following options:
6. From current
7. From first

8. From last

9. Press OK when finished.

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Setting the slideshow interval

To set the interval between consecutive images during the slide show, do the following:

1. Press Menu.
2. Move the 5-way button left or right to navigate to the Slide menu.
3. Move the 5-way button up or down to highlight the Interval submenu.

4. Move the 5-way button right to open the Interval submenu.

5. Move the 5-way button up or down to select one of the following options for the interval:

6. 1 sec

7. 3 sec

8. 5 sec

9. Press OK when finished.

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Interval 1 sec 3 sec 5 sec

Setting the direction

To specify the order in which the slide show displays the images, do the following:

1. Press Menu.
2. Move the 5-way button left or right to navigate to the Slide menu.
3. Move the 5-way button up or down to highlight the Direction submenu.

4. Move the 5-way button right to open the Direction submenu.

5. Move the 5-way button up or down to select one of the following options:

6. Backward

7. Forward

8. Press OK when finished.

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Direction Backward Forward

Repeating the slideshow

To loop the slideshow repeatedly, do the following:

1. Press Menu.
2. Move the 5-way button left or right to navigate to the Slide menu.
3. Move the 5-way button up or down to highlight the Repeat submenu.
4. Move the 5-way button right to open the Repeat submenu.
5. Move the 5-way button up or down to select Yes to repeat the slideshow or No to display the slide show only once.
6. Press OK when finished.

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Starting the slideshow

After setting up the slide show, you are now ready to start the slide show. To start the slide show, do the following:

1. Press Menu.
2. Move the 5-way button left or right to navigate to the Slide menu.
3. Move the 5-way button up or down to open the Play submenu.
4. Press OK. The slide show starts. Press the OK button at any time to stop the slide show.

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Ordering prints

You can set up printing information for printing the digital images taken with your digital camera. Refer to the following sections for more information:

Using DPOF

The DPOF (Digital Print Order Format) refers to a format that is used for recording the print specifications of images. Use the following procedure to set the DPOF information for a selected image.

1. In playback mode, use the 5-way button to browse to the desired image.
2. Press Menu.
3. Move the 5-way button left or right to navigate to the Print menu.
4. Move the 5-way button up or down to highlight the DPOF submenu.
5. Move the 5-way button right to open the DPOF submenu.
6. Use the 5-way button to select Current to set the DPOF information for the current image or Reset to clear the DPOF information for the image.
7. Press OK.

The DPOF information is stored with the image as indicated by the DPOF icon. This information enables you to take prints for the image from a DPOF-compatible printer.

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Using Direct-Print

You can also connect a printer to the digital camera using the USB port and take prints directly. To set the number of prints for an image, do the following:

1. In playback mode, use the 5-way button to browse to the desired image.

2. Press Menu.

3. Move the 5-way button left or right to navigate to the Print menu.

4. Move the 5-way button up or down to highlight the Direct-Print submenu.

5. Move the 5-way button right to open the Direct-Print submenu.

6. Use the 5-way button to select Current to print the current image or Cancel to cancel the operation.

7. Press OK.

8. Use the 5-way button to select the Copies option and set the number of copies to be printed by moving the button left or right.

9. Select the Print option and press OK to start printing.

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This chapter describes how to connect the digital camera to a TV for reviewing your pictures and videos, or to a PC to transfer your files.

Connecting to a PC

You can connect your camera to a PC via the USB port and transfer photos to the PC. You can also use the camera as a web camera and use it for video conferencing. Refer to the following sections for more information.

Installing the software

The software CD provided with the digital camera contains the software driver required to use the camera as a web camera and to transfer data from it. It also contains various software applications to help you view and edit your digital photos and videos. To install the software, do the following:

1. Insert the CD into your PC's CD drive. The CD menu is displayed.

2. Select one of the following options:

3. Digital Camera Driver
   – Ulead Photo Explorer 8.0SE
   – Ulead Video Studio 7.0SE

4. Ulead Cool 360
5. Acrobat Reader

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7. Click Install to start the installation. Follow the instructions on the screen to complete the installation.

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Changing the USB setting

You can use the camera as a storage device and transfer the photos to the PC. You can also use it as a web camera for video conferencing. To configure the USB setting, do the following:

1. In picture mode, press Menu to display the menu.
2. Move the 5-way button left or right to navigate to the Setup menu.
3. Move the 5-way button up or down to highlight the USB submenu.
4. Move the 5-way button right to open the USB submenu.
5. Move the 5-way button up or down to select one of the following options:
6. Storage
7. P C camera
8. Press OK when finished.

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Connecting the USB cable

To connect the camera to the PC, do the following:

1. Turn on the camera.
2. Connect the digital camera to the computer with the USB cable.
3. The LCD displays Memory or Camera and Close. All camera buttons are disabled.

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Connecting to a TV

You can connect the digital camera to a TV and use the TV screen to review your images and play back your video clips.

Setting the output mode

Before connecting the camera to a TV, you need to set the TV output mode and make sure it matches that of your TV. to set the TV output mode, do the following:

1. In picture mode, press Menu to display the menu.
2. Move the 5-way button left or right to navigate to the Setup menu.
3. Move the 5-way button up or down to highlight the TV out submenu.
4. Move the 5-way button right to open the TV out submenu.
5. Move the 5-way button up or down to select the NTSC or PAL option.
6. Press OK when finished.

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Viewing images on the TV

To view images and videos on the TV, do the following:

1. Turn the camera on and set it to playback mode using the mode switch.
2. Connect the TV out jack on your digital camera to the audio / video input ports on your TV using the AV cable provided. The LCD screen turns off.
3. Use the procedures described in "Review-

Video Audio

ing photos or movie clips" on page 29 to play back the files on your camera.

Specifications

Image sensor 1/1.8-inch CMOS
Resolution 5 megapixels (2592 × 1944 pixels)
Extrapolated resolution	12 megapixels
Shutter speed 1/4 ~ 1/1000 second
Zoom 8× digital zoom
LCD 2.5 Inch TFT
Internal memory 32 MB SDRAM
Supported media	Secure Digital card
Image JPEG/EXIF 2.1/DPOF
Video AVI (CIF)
Audio WAV
Connections USB 2.0
Power 2 × AAA batteries
Weight 85 g

Error Messages

Error Message Possible causes Solutions
Card Full The card	is full, and no more files can be stored on the card.	Delete some files or insert another card.
Write-Protect Card	has been write protected.	Move the card's write protect switch to turn off write protection
Card Error • The card may be damaged.• The card may require formatting.	• Form at the card• Insert another card.
Picture Error The picture cannot be viewed with the camera	View the image on a computer. If the picture cannot be viewed, the file may be damaged.
No picture There are no files on the memory or card.	• Take pictures or video.• Insert another card.
Card Setup The card is not formatted	Format the card.
Battery Empty Battery does not have sufficient charge for camera to operate.	• Replace batteries• Recharge batteries.