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Konica Minolta 5D manual

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  • Page 1

    K ONICA DIGIT AL CAMERA Instruction Manual[...]

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    English CANADA ONL Y Industry Canada’s Compliance Statement: This Class B digital apparatus complies with Canadian ICES-003. Cet appareil numérique de la classe B est conforme à la norme NMB-003 du Canada. FCC Statement: Declaration of Conformity T rade name: Konica Model: e-mini Responsible party: K ONICA PHOT O IMAGING, INC. Address: 725 Darl[...]

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    1 English Contents 1. Safety Tips ................................................................................................. 1 2. P ar ts Identification ..................................................................................... 3 3. Loading Batteries .................................................................................[...]

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    2 ● W arning Symbols and What The y Mean W ARNING F ailure to use the product properly could result in fatal harm to the user . CA UTION F ailure to use the product properly could result in minor or moderate harm to the user or in proper ty damage. ● Precautions W ARNING • Do not disassemble, modify , or repair the product. • Do not disasse[...]

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    3 English 3. Loading Batteries Note: If recor ded images remain in the camera, save them to your computer befor e chang- ing the batteries. Viewfinder Shutter button Status LCD Battery cover LED indicator Eyelet f or strap Mode switch Main switch Anti-flicker selector switch USB connector 1 Slide the battery cov er on the side of the unit tow ards [...]

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    4 Impor tant – Please Read Before Y ou Begin ● Setting the main switch to OFF clears all stored images . Sav e any stored image files to your computer bef ore moving the s witch to the OFF posi- tion. ● If the camera is left idle f or about 30 seconds with the main switch set to ON, a beep tone is sounded and automatically enters sleep mode. [...]

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    5 English 4. T aking Pictures 1 Set the main switch on the side of the camera to ON (REC) (Figure 1). The status LCD on the back of the camer a will display the mode, which appears initially as “ Hr ” (Figure 2a). A fe w seconds later , the displa y will change to show the number of the pictures that can be taken (Figure 2b). 2 Arrange your pic[...]

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    6 5 Choose [English] and click [OK]. 6 Click [Ne xt]. 7 Click [Y es]. 8 Choose [Full] and click [Next]. ● Windo ws Install MGI PhotoSuite 1 T ur n on the computer and inser t the CD- ROM disc. 2 Double-clic k [My Com- puter] and then the CD-ROM icon in the window that opens subsequently . 3 Double-click the [PhotoSuite] folder . 4 Double-click th[...]

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    7 English 9 Click [Ne xt]. The installer starts. 0 Click [Continue]. A Click [Cancel]. B Click [Finish]. C Click [Finish]. Install e-mini driver Note: The installation of the e-mini driver is requir ed. 1 Double-click the CD- ROM icon and then the [K onica] folder in the window that opens subsequently . 2 Double-clic k the [e- mini.ex e] icon. 3 Ch[...]

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    8 5 Click [OK]. 6 Click [OK] to restart the computer . Install A VI Creator 1 Double-click the CD- ROM icon and then the [A VI Creator] folder in the window that opens subsequently . 2 Double-click the [Setup.e x e] icon. 3 Choose [English] and click [OK]. 4 Click [Ne xt]. 5 Click [Ne xt]. 6 Click [Ne xt]. The installer star ts. 7 Click [Finish].[...]

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    9 English ● Macintosh Install MGI PhotoSuite 1 T ur n on the computer and inser t the CD- ROM disc. 2 Double-click the CD-R OM icon. 3 Double-clic k [English]. 4 Click [Accept]. 5 Click [Continue]. 6 Click [Install]. The installer starts. 7 Click [Quit]. Install e-mini driver Note: The installation of the e-mini driver is required. 1 Double-click[...]

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    10 ● Windo ws 1 Click [Start] in the lower left of the screen. 2 P oint to [Programs] and choose [MGI PhotoSuite III SE]. 3 Click [Get]. 8. W orking with the Computer View ima ges USB connector of the camera USB connector of your computer 7. Connecting to a Computer 1 Open the USB connector cover . 2 Attach the accessory USB connector to the USB [...]

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    11 English 6 Click an image file of y our choosing and click [Capture]. Close the “ K onica e-mini ” dialog box and choose [Photos] in the upper right menu. The image file opens. Note: Choose Video in the upper left corner of the screen to clear all r ecorded image files and enable a PC camera. ● Macintosh 1 Connect the e-mini unit and your c[...]

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    12 Number of image files per second Set 10 normally . Check this option to compress image files, as f or e-mailing them as an attachment. (Compressed images will hav e degraded image quality .) Play start Pause F ast-forward Rewind ● Macintosh Image files that hav e been recorded in continu- ous shooting mode (movie) are marked b y a movie icon l[...]

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    13 English 9. T roubleshooting Q1 The status LCD is blinking. A1 The batteries are e xhausted. Save recorded image files from the camera to the com- puter promptly and replace the batteries. (See page 3.) Q2 Recorded images appear barred or blurred. A2 The camera ma y not be set for the local frequency . Change the anti-flicker selector s witch und[...]

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    14 10. Specifications Image sensor CMOS sensor Number of pixels 300,000 pixels Resolution High-resolution mode: 640 x 480 pixels (V GA) Low-resolution mode: 320 x 240 pixels (QV GA) Image storage High-resolution mode: 26 (VGA) Low-resolution mode: 99 (QVGA) Movie duration About 10 seconds (*1) Memory 8 MB SDRAM Lens F2.8 Finder Optical viewfinder S[...]