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Jenoptik 5.0z3 manuel d'utilisation

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    User ’ s Guide User ’ s Guide www .jenoptik-camera.com[...]

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    1 ENGLISH T able of Contents GETTING ST ARTED ............................................................................................................3 ST ANDARD ACCESSORIES .......................................................................................................... .. 3 Attaching the Wrist Strap ..................................[...]

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    2 Using the Thumbnail ........................................................................................................... ..... 18 Magnifying Still Images ....................................................................................................... ..... 18 Playing Back Movie Clips .................................................[...]

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    3 GETTING ST ARTED GETTING ST ARTED ST ANDARD ACCESSORIES Camera USB Cable Video out Cable Soft Case Strap 2 x AA Batteries Software Installation CD-ROM Quick Start Guide Attaching the Wrist Strap Attach the wrist strap to your camera as shown. Note: Do not swing the camera when carrying by the wrist strap.[...]

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    4 GETTING ST ARTED Using the Soft Case When not using the digital camera, keep it in the soft case for protection. NAMES OF P ARTS T op Front Bottom Back Side 5-function button Shutter button Power button Speaker Flash Strap ring Self-timer lamp Lens Microphone LCD monitor Zoom W button (Thumbnail) Zoom T button (Digital zoom) Play mode button MENU[...]

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    5 GETTING ST ARTED INSERTING THE BA TTERIES The camera is powered by two AA-size alkaline batteries or rechargeable Ni-MH (min. 1000 mAh / 1.2V) batteries. 1. Slide the battery cover open. 2. Insert two AA-size alkaline batteries with the positive(+) and negative(-) poles matching the directions indicated inside the battery room. 3. Slide the batte[...]

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    6 T o remove the memory card, gently press on the edge of the card and release it. Pull the card out and close the battery cover . About Camera Memory The digital camera is equipped with internal memory . If the memory card is not inserted in the camera, all images and movie clips recorded by the camera will be stored in the internal memory . If th[...]

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    7 BASIC OPERA TIONS TURNING THE POWER ON AND OFF 1. Press the POWER button to turn on the camera in the Record mode. Or you can press the 640 320 160 button to turn on the camera in the Playback mode. 2. Press the POWER button again to turn the power off. Hint: • Y ou can turn on the camera without the start-up and operating sound by pressing and[...]

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    8 USING THE MENUS Recording Menu / Playback Menu When a menu screen is displayed, the arrow button and the SET button are used to make the desired settings. 1. Press the MENU button to display the menu. • The menu displays depends on whether you are in the Record mode or the Playback mode. 2. Press 640 320 160 or 640 320 160 to select a menu item[...]

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    9 ADJ. Menu Y ou can quickly adjust the White Balance “ISO” Exposure in Record mode. 1. Press the SET button to display the menu. • When movie recording, only White Balance can be adjusted. 2. Press 640 320 160 or 640 320 160 to select a menu item. 3. Press 640 320 160 or 640 320 160 to select an option 4. Press the SET button to confirm the [...]

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    10 BASIC OPERA TIONS USING THE LCD MONITOR The LCD monitor is used to compose images while recording, adjust settings and replay images. LCD Screen Indicator In Recording 1 Mode icon 1 1 Aperture value 2 Flash 12 Shutter speed 3 Macro 13 Metering 4 Self-timer / Burst 14 Exposure 5 Zoom indicator 15 ISO 6 Battery 16 White balance 7 Storage media 17 [...]

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    11 RECORDING RECORDING RECORDING STILL IMAGES 1. Hold the camera with both hands and make sure the camera is stable. 2. Set the camera to the Record mode. 3. Aim the focus area to the subject that you want to take and press the shutter release button halfway . • The focus area on the LCD monitor will light green when the camera is in focus. • I[...]

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    12 RECORDING Using the Flash Press the flash button cycles your camera through the various flash modes. A symbol appears on the LCD screen to indicate the flash mode. The flash cannot be used when movie recording. 1. Set the camera to the Record mode. • The flash function only used in still image shooting. 2. Press the 640 320 160 button to chang[...]

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    13 RECORDING Display Option Description - Single shot Record a single image. 640 320 160 2 2-SEC The shutter release will be delay for 2 seconds. 640 320 160 10 10-SEC The shutter release will be delay for 10 seconds. 640 320 160 Double Record two images in a shot after pressing the shutter release button 10 and 12 seconds. 640 320 160 Burst For ca[...]

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    14 RECORDING RECORDING MOVIE CLIPS Y our camera can record movie clips with audio. 1. Set the camera to the Record mode . • The LCD monitor displays the available recording time. 2. Press the shutter to start recording. 3. Press the shutter again to end recording. • The camera will stop recording automatically when the memory capacity has been [...]

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    15 RECORDING Display Option Description 640 320 160 Program All settings can be changed in this mode. 640 320 160 Portrait Blurring the background to focus on the subject. 640 320 160 Landscape Used for the wide scenic views. 640 320 160 Night Scene Shooting the subject while keeping the background night scenery . 640 320 160 Kids T ake a still ima[...]

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    16 RECORDING Setting the Movie Size Movie clips can be shot with different size. Option Description 640 640 640 320 160 640x480 - Suitable for viewing on TV . 640 320 320 320 160 320x240 - Suitable for viewing on PC. 640 320 160 160 160 160x128 - Suitable for attaching to e-mails or using in websites. Setting the White Balance Adjust the white bala[...]

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    17 RECORDING Setting the Exposure Set the exposure value manually to compensate for unusual lighting conditions such as indirect indoor lighting, dark backgrounds, and strong backlighting. Setting the Metering There are 3 different light metering options available on your camera. Option Description 640 320 160 Light is measured from the entire shoo[...]

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    18 PLA YBACK Setting Date Stamp The Date Stamp function can be used to add a date to your pictures as you take them. Option Description Off Do not add the recorded date & time to printed images. Date Only add the recorded date to printed images. Date & T ime Add the recorded date & time to printed images. PLA YBACK PLA YING BACK IMAGES [...]

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    19 PLA YBACK PLA YING BACK SOUNDS 1. Set the camera to the Playback mode . 2. Press 640 320 160 or 640 320 160 to select the audio clip that you want to playback. 3. Press the SET button to start playing the audio clip. 4. Press the MENU button to stop the audio clip, or press the SET button to pause it. • When audio clip paused, press the SET bu[...]

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    20 PLA YBACK 5. Press the SET button to delete the image or press the MENU button to cancel. 6. Repeat step 4~5 to delete images. Hint: • T o quickly delete the current display image 1. Select the image you want to delete. 2. Press the 640 320 160 button to show a confirmation bar . 3. Press the SET button to delete the current display image. Del[...]

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    21 PLA YBACK EDITING IMAGES Rotating Still Images The still images can be rotated by various degrees. 1. Set the camera to the Playback mode . 2. Press 640 320 160 or 640 320 160 to select the image you want to rotate. 3. Press the MENU button, then press 640 320 160 or 640 320 160 to select R O TAT E ( 640 320 160 ). 4. Press 640 320 160 or 640 32[...]

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    22 PLA YBACK SETTING THE DPOF The Digital Print Order Format (DPOF) setting allows you to select images on the memory card for printing and specify the number of print copies in advance using the camera. This is extremely convenient for sending the images to a photo developing service or for printing on a direct print function compatible printer . [...]

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    23 ADV ANCE SETTINGS COPYING THE FILES Y ou may want to copy the data from the camera’s internal memory to the memory card for convenience. 1. Be sure you had inserted a memory card to your digital camera. 2. Set the camera to the Playback mode . 3. Press the MENU button, using 640 320 160 or 640 320 160 to select COPY T O CARD ( 640 320 160 ) an[...]

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    24 ADV ANCE SETTINGS Option Description 1 min. The power will turn off automatically after 1 minute. 3 min. The power will turn off automatically after 3 minutes. 5 min. The power will turn off automatically after 5 minutes. SETTING THE LANGUAGE The camera can display menus and other information in a number of different languages. 1. Set the camera[...]

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    25 ADV ANCE SETTINGS SETTING THE TV OUT Y our camera can be connected to a TV allowing you to preview images and movie clips on the television screen. TV Out should be set to either NTSC or P AL depending on your region. Option Description NTSC America, Japan, T aiwan, Korea P AL All of Europe SETTING USB PORT Y ou can set USB mode to connect the c[...]

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    26 MAKING CONNECTIONS FORMA TTING THE MEMORY T o erase all data stored in the memory card if you are using a card, or all data stored in the internal memory if there is no card inserted. 1. Set the camera to the Setup Menu . 2. Press 640 320 160 or 640 320 160 to select FORMA T ( 640 320 160 ) then press 640 320 160 or the SET button. 3. Press the [...]

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    27 MAKING CONNECTIONS CONNECTING THE CAMERA TO A PC There are two ways to download files from the camera’s internal memory or memory card to a computer: • by inserting the memory card into a card reader • by connecting the camera to a computer using the included USB cable Using the Card Reader 1. Eject the memory from the camera and insert it[...]

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    28 SOFTWARE INST ALLA TION(FOR WINDOWS USERS) SOFTW ARE INST ALLA TION(FOR WINDOWS USERS) SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS Windows: • PC with processor better than MMX Pentium 233 MHz • Windows XP/2000/ME/98SE • Minimum 32 MB RAM • USB port • CD-ROM drive • 800x600 pixels, 16-bit color display compatible monitor Macintosh: • Power Mac G3 or later [...]

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    29 SOFTWARE INST ALLA TION(FOR WINDOWS USERS) INST ALLING YOUR CAMERA DRIVER Step 1 Make sure that your camera is not connected to the computer . Step 2 Make sure the computer is powered on and Windows 98SE/ME/2000/XP is running. Step 3 Close any other applications or software you may be running. Step 4 Insert the supplied CD-ROM into the CD-ROM dr[...]

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    30 SOFTWARE INST ALLA TION(FOR WINDOWS USERS) Step 8 Click [Next] . Step 9 Install progress bar . Step 10 T o ensure the complete installation and enable the camera to function well, please do select “ restart your computer ”. INST ALLING XVID CODEC Note: T o ensure the video clips can be played, please install XviD Codec. Step 1 Make sure that[...]

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    31 SOFTWARE INST ALLA TION(FOR WINDOWS USERS) Step 6 The installation screen will appear . Click on Install XviD Codec . Step 7 Select the language. Click [OK] . Step 8 Click [Next>]. Step 9 Select “I accept the agreement” then click [Next>] . Step 10 Click [Next>] .[...]

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    32 SOFTWARE INST ALLA TION(FOR WINDOWS USERS) Step 1 1 Click [Next>] . Step 12 Click [Next>] . Step 13 Click [Next>] . Step 14 Click [Install] .[...]

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    33 SOFTWARE INST ALLA TION(FOR WINDOWS USERS) Step 15 Install progress bar . Step 16 Click [Finish] . INST ALLING WINDOWS MEDIA PLA YER 9 Step 1 Make sure that your camera is not connected to the computer. Step 2 Make sure the computer is powered on and Windows 98SE/ME/2000/XP is running. Step 3 Close any other applications or software you may be r[...]

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    34 SOFTWARE INST ALLA TION(FOR WINDOWS USERS) Step 8 Read the License Agreement, then click “ I Accpet ”. Step 9 The screen shows installing progress bars. Step 10 When the installing is complete, the screen shows welcome page. Click “ Next ”. Step 1 1 Choose the privacy options according to your preference, then click “ Next ”. Step 12[...]

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    35 SOFTWARE INST ALLA TION(FOR WINDOWS USERS) Step 13 The screen shows the Windows Media Player window . Step 14 Close the Windows Media player by clicking on the “X” on the left top corner or clicking “ File Exit ”. Note: If you have downloaded the video clips recorded with the camera onto your computer , you can click “File Open ...” [...]

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    36 SOFTWARE INST ALLA TION(FOR WINDOWS USERS) Step 7 Click [Next >] . Step 8 Click [Yes] . Step 9 Click [Next >] . Step 10 Make sure the two applications are checked and then click [Next >] .[...]

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    37 SOFTWARE INST ALLA TION(FOR WINDOWS USERS) Step 1 1 Click [Next >] . Step 12 The screen will show the status of the installation Step 13 Click [Finish] . Win 98 SE will request for restart. Win 98SE Win 2000/ME/XP INST ALLING ADOBE ACROBA T READER (OPTIONAL) Step 1 Make sure your camera is powered off and not connected to the computer . Step [...]

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    38 SOFTWARE INST ALLA TION(FOR WINDOWS USERS) Step 6 The installation screen will appear , Click on Install Adobe Acrobat Reader 6 . Step 7 “Recomposing data ...” status bar appear . Note for Win 98 SE users: As Adobe Reader 6 requires Internet Explorer 5.01 or greater , you may see below information: Note for Win 2000 users: As Adobe Reader 6 [...]

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    39 SOFTWARE INST ALLA TION(FOR WINDOWS USERS) Step 9 Click [Next >] . Step 10 Click [Next >] . The files will be saved into C:Program FilesAdobeAcrobat 6.0 automatically . Y ou may change the default folder by clicking [Change Destination Folder ...] and selecting a different folder in your computer . Step 1 1 Click [Install] to start inst[...]

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    40 SOFTWARE INST ALLA TION(FOR WINDOWS USERS) USING ARCSOFT PHOTOIMPRESSION (WINDOWS ONL Y) 1. Connect the camera to the computer . 2. Launch ArcSoft PhotoImpression software by clicking on Start-Programs-ArcSoft PhotoImpression 2000 and choosing PhotoImpression 2000 from the application list on your screen. (Pic 1) 3. When the Application opens, c[...]

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    41 APPENDIX APPENDIX TROUBLESHOOTING Problem Cause Solution Power does not turn on. Battery is inserted in the wrong direction. Reload battery in the correct direction. Batteries are dead. Replace or recharge batteries. The battery compartment door is open. Make sure the battery compartment door is securely closed. The camera does not take pictures[...]

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    42 APPENDIX SPECIFICA TIONS Sensor 5.02 Mega Pixels CCD / Size : 1/2.5 inch Lens Focal Length : f=5.95 ~17.14mm , 3X optical zoom, 4X digital zoom LCD monitor 2.4” TFT color LCD Focus Range Normal: 80cm ~ Infinity Macro: (W) 5cm ~ 1m / (T) 50cm ~1m Aperture F/2.8 ~ 4.8 Shutter 8 ~ 1/2000 sec. File Format Still Image: JPEG (EXIF 2.2 compatible) , [...]

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    43 APPENDIX GETTING HELP Y ou can get help from the troubleshooting section, F AQ or Customer Support on our website. Troubleshooting Section in this User’s Guide Please refer to the T roubleshooting section first, as it contains some of the most common problems that users encounter . Website F AQ Please visit our website at www .jenoptik-camera.[...]

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    44 APPENDIX SAFETY TIPS AND MAINTENANCE Cleaning the camera body Please use a soft dry cloth to clean the camera. Cleaning the lens and LCD 1. Blow of f dirt or dust with a blower or canned air . 2. Gently wipe the lens and/or LCD with a micro-fiber cloth. 3. T o remove dirt or residue, moisten the cloth with lens cleaning fluid and gently wipe the[...]

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    45 APPENDIX temperatures may adversely affect the camera’ s internal components and could cause a fire. • Always use the camera and its accessories in a well-ventilated area. • Allowing dust to accumulate in the camera over a long period of time is hazardous and in extreme circumstances may cause a fire. It is best to clean your camera prior [...]

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    46 APPENDIX REGULA TOR Y INFORMA TION 640 320 160 INFORMA TION FCC W ARNING: This equipment meets the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of FCC rules. Only the cable supplied with the camera should be used. Operation with other cables is likely to result in interference to radio and TV reception and could void the user’s aut[...]

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    47 Visit Concord on the Internet www .jenoptik-camera.com JD 5.0z3 EasyShot User ’s Guide Copyright 2005 Concord Camera Corp. V ersion 1.0 584368-00 R1[...]