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USER MANUAL Powerflex X8 ROLLEI

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avoided, could result in death or serious injury. Caution: This signal word indicates a hazard with a low level of risk that, if not avoided, may result in minor or moderate injury. Note: This signal word warns of possible property damage.36 ENGLISH Safety Instructions Dangers for children and individuals with reduced physical, sensory, or mental capabilities (e.g., partially disabled persons, elderly individuals with physical or mental limitations) or lack of experience and knowledge (e.g., older children). – This product may be used by children aged 14 years and above. Cleaning and user maintenance must not be performed by children without supervision. – The packaging material is not a toy. Do not allow children to play with the packaging film. They could become entangled while playing and suffocate – Supervise children to ensure they do not play with small parts (e.g., memory cards). If you suspect that a small part has been swallowed, seek medical attention immediately. – Store small parts in a place that is inaccessible to children and animals. CAUTION! Risk of injury! Improper handling of the product may lead to injuries. – Immediately remove the battery and, if applicable, the charging cable if you notice unusual noises, odors, or smoke coming from the device. NOTICE! Risk of property damage! Improper handling of the product may cause damage. – Never place the device on or near hot surfaces (e.g., stovetops) or open flames. Never expose the device to high temperatures (e.g., heaters). – Do not fill the device with any liquids. – Do not use a steam cleaner to clean the device. – Do not continue using the device if any plastic or metal components have cracks, fractures, or deformations. – Handle the device carefully. Impacts, drops, or shocks may damage the device. ENGLISH37 Safety Instructions – Remove the battery if you do not use the product for an extended period to prevent damage caused by a leaking battery. – Do not modify the device. – Never open the housing; leave repairs to qualified professionals. Contact a specialist workshop for this purpose. Liability and warranty claims are excluded in the case of self-performed repairs, improper connections, or incorrect operation. – Do not operate the device if it has visible damage or defects. – When not using the device, during cleaning, or in case of a malfunction, always turn off the device, remove the battery, and disconnect all connections. – If the product experiences issues due to static discharge, turn it off and switch it back on after approximately 10 seconds. Battery Warning – Do not disassemble, strike, or puncture the battery, and ensure that it is not short- circuited. Do not expose the battery to high-temperature locations. Do not continue using the battery if it leaks or expands. – Always charge using the designated system. There is a risk of explosion if the battery is replaced with an incorrect type. – Keep the battery away from children. – Batteries can explode if exposed to an open flame. Never throw batteries into fire. – Follow local regulations for the disposal of used batteries. – Before disposing of the device, remove the battery and dispose of it separately.38 ENGLISH What‘s in the Box – Powerflex X8 Dual Lens – Battery – USB-C cable – HDMI cable – USB-A to USB-C adapter – USB-A to micro-USB adapter – USB-A to microSD adapter – Hand strap – Carrying strap – Cleaning cloth – Storage bag – User manual ENGLISH

Battery / microSD memory card compartment cover

1/4-inch connection ENGLISH41 Installing the Battery

1. Slide the battery compartment

latch towards the“OPEN”direction and open the battery cover.

2. Insert the battery as shown and

push it in until it locks into place.

3. To remove the battery: Push the battery lock lever in the direction shown, and

the battery will pop out. Remove the battery, then close the battery cover.42 ENGLISH Charging the Camera

1. After installing the battery, use a USB-C cable and a 5V charger to charge the

Red light steady on: Charging in progress. Red light off: Charging completed. Red light flashing: No battery installed. Blue light flashing: Camera is recording video. Blue light steady on: Camera is in standby mode. Note: For first-time use, please fully charge the battery before using the camera. Inserting and Removing the Memory Card

1. Open the battery cover. Insert the

microSD memory card as shown in the diagram, and press it in until it locks into place.

2. To remove the memory card: Press

the memory card gently, release it slowly, and it will pop out. Remove the card. ENGLISH43 Inserting and Removing the Memory Card Notes: – Turn off the camera before inserting or removing the memory card. – For new memory cards or those used in other devices, format them using this camera before use. – Insert the memory card in the correct direction. Avoid using excessive force to prevent damage to the memory card or camera components. – If the memory card cannot be inserted, check the orientation. – The camera supports 4GB-64GB Micro SD cards and SDHC Class 6 or higher cards. Formatting the Memory Card Method 1 :

button to confirm formatting.

4. Press the Menu button to exit the system settings menu, and press it again

2. Tap the “System Settings” icon in the lower-left corner of the screen.

3. On the right side of the menu, swipe up or down to locate the “Format Memory

4. Tap “Format Memory Card” to confirm formatting.

5. Tap the “Return” icon in the lower-left corner of the screen to exit the settings

menu. Notes: – Do not accidentally select “Format Memory Card” while using the camera. – Formatting is only necessary for first-time use or if there are compatibility issues. – Regularly back up photos and videos to a computer. – If you need to reformat the memory card, back up your data first, as formatting will erase all photos, videos, and other files. ENGLISH45 Camera Settings

1. After turning on the camera, press the Menu button during photo or video

preview to enter the camera settings menu.

2. On the left side of the screen, tap “Video Settings,” “Photo Settings,” or “System

Settings.” The corresponding submenu will appear on the right side of the screen.

3. Swipe up or down on the submenu on the right side of the screen to locate the

desired option, then tap it to confirm.

4. Once the settings are completed, tap the “Return” icon in the lower-left corner of

the screen to exit the settings menu. Screen Icons During photo preview or video preview :

5. Swipe left on the camera screen to display hidden icons on the right side of the

screen. Swipe right to hide them again.

6. Long press the Playback button to toggle between showing and hiding all

1 Photo mode 13 Date and time watermark 2 Photo resolution 14 Battery level 3 Image stabilization 15 Video mode 4 Flash mode 16 Video resolution 5 Remaining photo capacity 17 External microphone

Audio 7 Shutter speed 19 Remaining video recording time 8 ISO settings 20 Switch to front camera 9 White balance settings 21 Flash settings 10 Exposure settings 22 Playback mode 11 Focus settings 23 Settings menu

Center focus ENGLISH47 Photo Mode

1. Rotate the Mode Dial to select the desired photo mode (e.g., Standard Photo,

Portrait, Landscape, Filter, Night).

2. Focusing and Taking Photos

Single Focus Photo A. Press the Menu button select “System Settings” > “Focus Settings” > “Single Focus” > tap “Return” to return to the preview mode. B. Adjust optical zoom using the Zoom Lever or the Zoom Ring on the lens. C. Tap on the screen to select a custom focus area. D. Half-press the Shutter Button until the focus box changes from white to green, indicating focus is complete. Fully press to capture the photo. Half-press the shutter button to focus. Fully press the shutter button to take a photo.48 ENGLISH Photo Mode Manual Focus Photo A. Select “System Settings”>“Focus Settings”>“Manual Focus” > tap “Return” to return to the preview mode. B. Adjust optical zoom using the Zoom Lever. C. Rotate the lens’s Focus Ring to achieve focus. D. Once focused, fully press the Shutter Button to take the photo. Auto Focus Photo A. Select“System Settings” > “Focus Settings” > “Auto Focus” > tap “Return”to return to the preview mode. B. Adjust optical zoom using the Zoom Lever or Zoom Ring. C. Tap a specific area on the screen to set the focus point. The camera will automatically focus, and the focus box will change from white to green. Fully press the Shutter Button to take the photo.

3. During photo preview, long press the Playback Button to toggle hiding or

displaying all icons on the screen.

4. During photo preview, press the Menu Button > select “System Settings”>

enable“Grid Lines”> tap “Return.”A grid will appear on the screen for composition assistance. ENGLISH49 Photo Mode

5. Use two fingers to pinch on the screen during photo preview to zoom in or out.

6. Press the Camera Switch Button to activate the front-facing camera. (Note:

The selfie camera does not support zoom adjustments.) Viewing Photos

to navigate through the photo list. Press the OK Button or tap on a photo to open and view it.

3. In the file list, tap the “Select“option

in the top-right corner of the screen to delete photos.

4. After opening a photo, use the Up

and Down Buttons (or swipe left or right on the screen) to view the previous or next photo.

5. Once done viewing, press the Menu

Button twice to exit playback mode. ENGLISH51 Video Mode

1. Rotate the Mode Dial to select the desired video recording mode (e.g., Standard

Video, Slow Motion, Time-Lapse, Night).

2. Focusing and Recording Videos

Single Focus Recording Half-press the shutter button to focus Press the video recording A. Press the Menu Button > select “System Settings” > “Focus Settings” > “Single Focus” > tap “Return” to return to preview mode. B. Adjust optical zoom using the Zoom Lever or Zoom Ring. C. Tap on the screen to select a custom focus area. D. Half-press the Shutter Button until the focus box changes from white to green. Then press the Video Recording Button to start recording. E. Half-press the Shutter Button until the focus box changes from white to green. Then press the Video Recording Button to start recording.52 ENGLISH Video Mode Manual Focus Recording A. Select “System Settings” > “Focus Settings” > “Manual Focus” > tap “Return” to return to preview mode. B. Adjust optical zoom using the Zoom Lever. C. Rotate the lens’s Focus Ring to achieve focus. D. Press the Video Recording Button to start recording. E. Press the Video Recording Button again to stop recording. Auto Focus Recording A. Select “System Settings”>“Focus Settings”>“Auto Focus” > tap “Return”to return to preview mode. B. Adjust optical zoom using the Zoom Lever or Zoom Ring. C. Tap a specific area on the screen to set the focus point. The camera will automatically focus, and the focus box will change from white to green. Press the Video Recording Button to start recording. D. Press the Video Recording Button again to stop recording.

3. During video preview, long press the Playback Button to toggle hiding or

displaying all icons on the screen.

4. During video preview, press the Menu Button select “System Settings”>

enable“Grid Lines”> tap“Return.”A grid will appear on the screen for composition assistance. ENGLISH53 Video Mode

5. Use two fingers to pinch on the screen during video preview to zoom in or out.

6. Press the Camera Switch Button to activate the front-facing camera. (Note:

The selfie camera does not support zoom adjustments.) Viewing Videos

1. In recording mode, press the

in the file list to select a video, and press the OK button to open it. (Or click on the video to view it.)

3. In the file list, click “Select” at the top

right to delete videos.

4. To play or pause a video, press the OK

button or tap the play icon in the center of the screen.

5. You can select the previous or next

video by using the up/down buttons or swiping left/right on the screen.

6. Tap the volume icon in the top

right corner of the screen to adjust the video playback volume.

7. During video playback, drag

the progress bar at the bottom to fast- forward or rewind.

8. After viewing the video,

press the menu button twice to exit playback mode. ENGLISH55 Focusing and Zooming

During photo or video preview, tap the focus icon in the bottom left corner of the screen to toggle between: [A] Auto Focus, [S] Single Focus, [M] Manual Focus Focus settings

2. Focus and Zoom Ring

A. In [M] Manual Focus mode, manually rotate the focus ring on the lens to adjust focus. B. In [A] Auto Focus or [S] Single Focus modes, manually rotate the zoom ring on the lens to adjust zoom.

In [A] Auto Focus or [S] Single Focus modes, tap anywhere on the screen to set the focus box at that location. Then tap the center focus icon in the bottom left to center the focus. Center focus

Use the zoom lever to adjust zoom in all focus modes. Push [W] to zoom out and [T] to zoom in. Zoom lever ENGLISH57 Focusing and Zooming

In [A] Auto Focus or [S] Single Focus modes, pinch or spread two fingers on the screen to zoom in or out. Flash

2. Tap the flash icon on the screen to select the desired flash mode.58

ENGLISH Flash Turn off flash No flash is used when taking photos under any circumstances. Forced flash The built-in flash is always activated for flash photography, regardless of lighting conditions. Auto flash In low light conditions, the built-in flash automatically activates when taking photos. Fill On The LED light will remain on continu- ously. Mode Dial

Powerflex X8 Dual Lens Rotate the Mode Dial to enter the mode selection screen. Then, rotate the dial (or swipe up and down on the screen, or tap icons on the right side of the screen) to switch to the desired mode. Available Modes:

1. Standard Photo Mode:

Press the Shutter Button to capture photos. ENGLISH59 Mode Dial

Focuses on the subject’s features to capture vivid portraits.

Captures wide landscapes with sharp focus and vibrant colors.

Allows the use of various filters: Standard, Black & White, Sepia, Retro, Vivid, Warm Tone, Cool Tone, Red, Green, Blue.

5. Standard Video Mode:

Press the Video Recording Button to start and stop video recording.

6. Slow Motion Mode:

Records at a high frame rate to create slow-motion playback, ideal for capturing fast- moving objects or quick events with detail.

Set an interval (1s/5s/10s/30s) before recording. The camera will record a compressed video by taking frames at the set intervals over a certain period. Press the Video Recording Button again to stop recording.

Enhances brightness and detail for photos or videos captured in low-light or nighttime environments using advanced night vision and color processing techniques.60 ENGLISH Downloading Photos/Videos to a Computer

1. Turn on the camera and use a USB-C cable to connect it to your computer.

2. Once connected, a dialog box

will appear on the camera screen. Select “USB Storage” on the screen. Access the camera’s folder on your computer and download photos and videos.

3. After completing the transfer,

disconnect the USB cable. The camera will automatically exit USB storage mode. ENGLISH61 Using the Camera as a Webcam

1. Turn on the camera and use a USB-C cable to connect it to your computer.

2. Once connected, a dialog box

will appear on the camera screen. Select “UVC ” on the screen. The camera will now function as a webcam for your computer.

3. After using, disconnect

the USB cable. The camera will automatically exit webcam mode.62 ENGLISH ENGLISH Connecting to a TV for Playback

1. Use an HDMI Cable to connect the camera to the TV. Turn on the camera.

2. After a successful connection, in Video Recording Mode, press the Playback

Button to enter playback mode.

3. Use the Up/Down Buttons to select the video you want to play.

Press the OK Button (or tap the screen) to confirm and play the selected video.

4. After viewing, disconnect the HDMI cable. The camera will

automatically exit TV playback mode.63 Technical Data Image Sensor Main lens: 1/2.8” CMOS sensor | diagonal 6.43 mm (crop factor 6.73) Selfie lens: 1/3.06” CMOS sensor Lens Main lens: 8x optical zoom | 5.76 - 46.09 mm | 35 mm equivalent: 38 - 310 mm | F/1.8 - 2.6 Selfie lens: 3.37 mm | F/2.2 Focus Range Main lens: Wide angle: 0.2 - ∞ m | Tele: 0.4 - ∞ m Selfie lens: 0.5 - ∞ m Chip HisiliconH3519DV500 Photo Resolution 64 MP* (10720 x 6030), 48 MP* (9280 x 5220), 36 MP* (7952 x 4472), 24 MP* ( 6544 x 3680), 20 MP* (5888 x 3312), 16 MP* (5376 x 3024), 12 MP* (4608 x 2592), 8 MP (3840 x 2160) Video Resolution 5K* / 25 fps, 4K / 30 fps, 2.7K / 30 fps, 1080p / 60 fps, 1080p / 30 fps, 720p / 60 fps Photo Modes Standard photo, Portrait, Landscape, Filter, Night Video Modes Standard video, slow motion, time lapse, night White Balance 2500 - 6500 Exposure Compensation -2EV to +2EV in 0.5 steps Metering Center, Matrix, Spot Flash Yes Self-Timer 3 / 5 / 10 seconds Display 3.6" IPS Display with touchscreen Memory microSD memory cards of class 10 / U3 with up to 64 GB** Data Format Photo: JPG | Video: MP464 ENGLISH ENGLISH Technical Data Video compression H.265 Connections USB-C connection, mini-HDMI connection, microphone connection, microSD memory card slot, 1/4-inch connection, hot shoe connection Material Plastic, Aluminum, Glass Power Supply Lithium polymer battery type NP-60 (3.8 V / 1,350 mAh / 5.13 Wh), input DC 5.0 V / 2.0 A Dimensions ( L x W x H) | Weight

12.6 x 8.4 x 7.3 cm | 383 g (without battery)

12.6 x 8.4 x 7.3 cm | 383 g (without battery)