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    ULTRA THIN 3.2 MEGA PIXEL DIGITAL CAMERA OWNER’S MANUAL KT7009 A[...]

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    2 Introduction We have taken great care to make sure that this unit was in perfect working order when it left factory. It has been desi gned to gi ve you many years of e njoym ent and tro uble fr ee operati on. Read t his manual bef ore operati ng this u nit to b ecome fam ili ar with i ts feature s and obtai n the per formance that will brin g you[...]

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    3 SA FETY PRECA UT IONS - Before usin g the camera, ple ase ensure th at you read and under stand the safety pre cautions describe d below . Always ensure that the camera is operate d correctl y . - The safety pr ecautio ns noted on t he foll owing pages are intende d to instr uct you i n the safe an d correct operation of the cam era and its acces[...]

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    4 CA UTIONS - Avoid using, p laci ng or stori ng the ca mera in place s that are sub ject to strong sunl ight o r high temperatures, such as a car dashboard or trun k. Ex posure to intense sunlight and heat m a y cause the internal batterie s to leak, overheat or explode, resulti ng in possible fire, burns or other injuries. High temperatures may a[...]

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    5 Location of Controls T op View 1. Shutter (OK) b utton 2. Power On/Off Button 3. Reset Hole Front View 1. Lens 2. Flash Strobe Wi ndow 3. Self-ti mer LED Right Side 1. Strip holder 2. SD Card slo t[...]

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    6 Back view 1. Mode button 2. Menu button 3. Power / Flash / Cha rging S tatus LED (Bi-col or) 4. LCD Screen 5. Left ( ) key 6. Right (Di sp) key 7. Up (Zoom In) key 8. Down (Zoom Out) key Bottom View 1. USB jack[...]

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    7 T able of Content s 1. Getting Started 1 0  W hat Can I d o with my Cam era? 10  W hat can I do with my Digital Pi ctures? 10  W hat can I do with my Video clips? 10  Camera Package Contents 1 1  Insert and r emove SD (Secure Digi tal) Card 1 1  T u r n i n g t h e C a m e r a O n a n d O f f 1 2  Checking th e Battery Level [...]

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    8  Recording Video with Digi tal Zoom 23  L C D D i s p l a y O N / O F F 2 3  S e t t i n g V i d e o Q u a l i t y 2 3  Setting Exposure V alue for Video Recordi ng 24  Setting W hite Bal ance for Video Recordin g 24 5. Reviewing Pictures and Video clips 2 6  Thumbnail Di splay a nd Viewing 26  Viewing Pictures with Di gital [...]

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    9 14. Car e and Maintenance 4 3 15. Getting Help 4 3[...]

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    10 1. Getting St arted What can I do with my Camera? What can I do with my Digital Pictures? What can I do with my Video clips? Capture Enjoy point-and- shoot opera tion. Store pictur es and vi deo cli ps to a SD card. Set Up Select vari ous camera settin gs. View View the pictures on a computer . Save Save the pict ures to a computer memory by Mas[...]

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    11 Camera Package Contents W arranty Card USB Cable User Manual Carry ing Case CD-ROM Neck strap CDROM contains the fol lowing software: a.) Hell o Kitty Studio b.) PC Camera Driver ( for W i ndows ® users) c.) ArcSoft PhotoS tudio Application software. (for W i ndows ® users) Inserting the SD (Secure Digital) Card This camera has 16MB of inte rn[...]

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    12 1. Power off the camera and turn the camera SD Card sl ot faces you . 2. Inserting the SD ca rd, en suring you ori ent it correctly — please s ee the silkscreen b eside the SD card socke t. T o remove the SD card, push the SD ca rd inside and the SD card is released from the slot. 3. Power on the camera again and ready f or pictu re shoot or v[...]

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    13 Recharging the Battery with the USB Port of your PC: 1. Switch off the camera. 2. Connect th e camera to the USB Port on your PC with th e USB cabl e (included). T he charging indi cator will li ght red. 3. After a period of time, the charging indicator will turn off. That means th e battery has been fully charged. 4. Disconnect the camera from [...]

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    14 2. Camera Settings Checking Camera Status Turn on the ca mera, and view the camera LCD scr een to ch eck which camera settings are active. If the feature i con is n ot displ ayed, i t means that particul ar featur e is not activated. Image Quality Camera S tatus Other Feat ures Image Resolution s H High: 2048 x 1536 M Medium: 1600 x 1200 L Low: [...]

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    15 Setting Date & T ime The curre nt date and time can be record ed, and stor ed with the i mages or video cl ips. It is al so be used t o make Date / T ime S tam p on pictur e. Y ou can change t he Date & Tim e setting by the fol lowing ste ps: Turn on the camera, press “Mode” b utton and sel ect “Conf igurati on” Menu. Select “D[...]

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    16 During fo rmat, the LCD displ ays “For matting Please W ait”. After format, the menu is back agai n. In the Pl ayback mode, LCD will sh ow “NO IMAGE” on screen. USB Connection T o check the avai labl e USB connecti on, it can be perfor med by following steps: Turn on the camera, press “Mode” b utton and sel ect “Conf igurati on” [...]

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    17 Turn on the camera, press “Mode” b utton and sel ect “Conf igurati on” Menu. Go down to “Lig ht Freq.” , select b etween “50Hz” and “60Hz” l ight fre quency . Setting Default The camera settin gs can restor e to factory d efault b y foll owing steps: Turn on the camera, press “Mode” b utton and sel ect “Conf igurati on?[...]

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    18 3. T aking Pictures T aking a Picture 1. Turn on the camera and make sure it i s in Capture mode. Now is ready t o take pictures. 2. Frame your subject using the LCD screen . 3. Press the Shutter button to take a picture, ho lding the camera steadily . One beep will sound when the pictu re has been taken. T aking Picture under dim light When the[...]

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    19 Digital zoom applies to all still pictures u ntil you manually turn it back , and can be con tinuously i n video mode. Zoom + Zoom - Turn on the camera and make sure it i s in Ca pture mode. Press the “Up (Z oom In)” or “Down (Zoo m Out)” key to zoom in and out. LCD Display ON/OFF The LCD can be turned on or off manually according to the[...]

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    20 Note: The numbers are also be i nflu enced by the complexity of the pi cture. Scene complexity affects a picture’s file size. For example, th e file size of a pi cture with trees in autumn is l arger than that of the blue sk y at the same resolutio n setting. Therefore, the number of pictures you can store in the memory may vary . Setting Expo[...]

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    21 Apply “Fl uorescen t 1” under tradi tional fluor escent la mp. Apply “Fl uorescen t 2” under high i ntensi ty fluor escent la mp. Apply “AWB” for auto white balance setting o r when you are no t sure what is th e best opti on to set. Setting Single / Multiple Snapshot The sh utter button can act as a norm al shu tter fo r single pi c[...]

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    22 down the time interval a fter the shutter key pushed for photo taking. The Self-timer function i s only a pplied to next pictur e. W hen the self-timer i s activated, the camera b eeps and the self-timer LED turns red a nd blinks for each second du ring cou nt down before the picture is taken. Please place the cam era on a flat surface or u se a[...]

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    23 4. Rec ording Video Clips Recording a Video Clip 1. Turn on the camera and make sure it i s in Video Recordi ng mode. Now is ready to re cord vid eo. 2. Frame your subject using the LCD screen . 3. Press the Shutter button to start vi deo recor ding. 4. The recor ded time appear s on the LCD for recorded video. 5. Press the Shutter button agai n[...]

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    24 resoluti on are easier to email, whil e larg er size videos i n hig her resol ution are better for vi ewing qual ity . CIF: 320x 240 VGA: 640x480 Turn on the camera and make sure it i s in Video Recordin g mode. Press “Menu” b utton and use “up”/ “down” button till the cur sor o n “Video Resolution” i n the menu on the LCD Screen[...]

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    25 Turn on the camera and make sure it i s in Video Recordin g mode. Press “Menu” button and use “up”/ “dow n” button till the cursor on “White Balance” in the m e nu on the LCD Screen, th en use “Left” and “Right” to choose “AWB”, “Sunny”, “Cloudy”, “Tungsten”, “ Fluorescent 1” and “Fluo rescent 2”. [...]

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    26 5. Rev iewing Pictures and Video Clips Thumbnail Display and Viewing Turn on the camera and make sure it i s in Pl ayback mode. Press “OK” button to display 6 pi ctures of thumbnail for picture or video. Use “Up”, “Down”, “Left” and “Right” keys to select th umbnail fo r p layback or go t o n ext / previous thumbnail page. Th[...]

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    27 Previou s fil e (“Left” key) Rewind Pause Normal playb ack Fast for ward Next file (“Down” key) Slide Show A se ries of p ictures can be vie wed as slide show during p layback. Turn on the camera and make sure it i s in Pl ayback mode. Press “Menu” button and use “up”/ “d own” button till the cursor on “Slide Show” in t h[...]

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    28 Delete All All Pi cture and Video file s can be del eted with a si ngl e step as descr ibed be low . Turn on the camera and make sure it i s in Pl ayback mode. Press “Menu” button and use “up”/ “down” button till the cur sor on “Delete ALL” in the menu on the LCD Screen, press “OK” button to se lect delete file function. Conf[...]

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    29 6. C omputer Sy stem Requirement For acceptabl e pictur e transfer and edi ting, fo llo wing minimum requir ement is recommended: For Windows Users (PC) • Compatible with Microsoft® W i ndows® 98SE, ME, 2000 or XP • Penti um IV 1.2GHz or equi valent p rocessor • USB port • 12 8MB RAM (256M recomm en ded) • 60 0MB free disk space • [...]

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    30 7. Hello Kitty Studio (For W indows® User Only) IMPORT ANT :  Please ba ckup all the necessa ry data before a ny driver /software installa tion.  Our CD-ROM is te sted and re comm ended to use und er Engli sh W i ndows OS.  MAKE SURE YOU INST ALL ALL THE SOFTWARE FROM THE CD SUPPLIED BEFORE YOU CONNECT Y OUR CAMERA TO A COM PUTER.  [...]

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    31 Uninstall Camera Driver (for Windows® Users Only) 1. Unplug t he camera from your PC 2. Go to W i ndows® Control Panel 3. Double cl ick Add/Re move programs 4. In Add/Remove programs, select “ ST K014_V2.0 1 ” and cl ick the r emove button. 5. Restart the co mputer. How to Use He llo Kitty Studio Photo Library Use the photo l ibr ary to ma[...]

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    32 Print Center Select one or more p hotos from th e Photo Library, then go to the pri nt center to prin t or export them. Hello K itty Studio o ffers several p rinting formats a nd pr int options i nclu ding l ayouts, i mage names and photo frames. Use the export optio n in the print cen ter to save a copy o f the photo t o your com p uter in .j p[...]

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    33 Game Center Play 5 grea t games that use your ph otos in t he game! Choose from Pixel Paddl e, Photo Jig saw, Click Fl ip, Shutter Bug or Phot o T ile s.[...]

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    34 8. Inst alling the Software to y our Computer Installing the Software For Windows® Users: IMPORT ANT :  Please ba ckup all the necessa ry data before a ny driver /software installa tion.  Our CD-ROM is te sted and re comm ended to use und er Engli sh W i ndows OS.  MAKE SURE YOU INST ALL ALL THE SOFTWARE FROM THE CD SUPPLIED BEFORE YOU[...]

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    35 5. Click “ Fini sh” to complete t he install atio n of the software.[...]

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    36 Software Included with your Camera The software CD contains the fo llo wing software: 1. PC Camera Driver (For Windows® Users Only) This is a MS W indows driver for the camera. After i nstalling this drive r and restarting Windows, the d igital camera can be used as a PC webcam function. I t can li nk with common video capturi ng software. 2. A[...]

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    37 9. T ransfe rring Pictures and Video Clips to a Computer 1. Make sure the USB Connecti on unde r the “Confi gurati on” Menu ha s been set to “Mass S torage” mode. Otherwise, change i t to “Mass Storage” accordi ng to the procedure describ ed in “ Camera Settings” ch apter. Turn OFF the power of camera. 2. Connect USB cable to you[...]

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    38 10. Us ing the Camera as a Web Cam (For Window s® Users Only ) IMPORT ANT : For Windows® Users Before you connect your digital camera to the computer , make sur e that you have installed the software from the enclosed CD. Pl ease refe r to previ ous chapte r: “Install the software to your computer”. 1. Make sure the USB Connection under th[...]

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    39 1 1. T roubleshooting Guide Problem Symptom Likely Cause Solution No power Camera will not turn on Battery is fl at Recharge the battery vi a USB No suffici ent power The batter y indi cator icon on the LCD will go “Blank” Battery volta ge is l ow to the automatical ly shut down level Charge the b attery The camera or subject was m oving whe[...]

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    40 Interferen ce from other USB devices Disconnected other USB devices Check computer Connect the camera to the PC with the USB cable and sele ct [My Computer] – [Control Panel] – [System] – [Device Manager]. In the [Device Manager ] window delete [Compose USB device] or [Unknown device] in [Other devices] . Then di sconnect the cam era and i[...]

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    41 12. A ppendix Regulatory Information Under t he environment with electrostatic discharge, the product may malfunction and require user to reset the product. Under the environment with radio frequency interference, the product may malfunction and res ume to normal operation without the interferen ce.[...]

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    42 13. S pecifications Resolution (pixe ls) : High – 2048 X 1536 Medium – 1600 X 1200 Low – 800 X 600 Shutter S peed : 1 second to 1/1000 second Image File Format : S till Images – JPEG (Exif 2.2) Movies – A VI w ithout a udio (f or W i ndows® Users Only) Internal Mem ory : 16 MB Flash Memories External Memory : SD Mem ory Card (maximum [...]

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    43 Producer / Produ zent / Producte ur / Produttore / Pro ductor: EAGLETRON TECHNOLOGY LTD 14. Ca re and Maintenance Camera Body: W ipe the body cl ean with a soft cloth or eyeglas s lens wiper . Lens: First u se a lens blower brush to remove dust and dir t, then remove any remaining dirt by wipin g the len s ligh tly with a so ft cloth. Never use [...]