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K ONICA DIGIT AL CAMERA Instruction Manual[...]
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CANAD A 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 Conf ormity T rade name: Konica Model: e-mini Responsible party: K ONICA PHOT O IMAGING, INC. Address: 725 Darlington[...]
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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 They 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 disassem[...]
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3 English 3. Loading Batteries Viewfinder Shutter button Status LCD Battery cover LED indicator Eyelet f or strap Main s witch USB connector 1 Slide the lock switch. 2 Slide the battery cover on the side of the unit tow ards OPEN. 3 Inser t two Siz e AA dry-cell batteries (sold separately) observing the correct polarity . 2. P arts Identification C[...]
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4 4. T aking Pictures Note: The LCD monitor cannot be used as a viewfinder . Use the optical viewfinder when taking pictures. 1 Set the main s witch on the side of the camera to REC. (Figure 1) The LED indicator will light green after b linking red. The status LCD will display the n umber of pictures that can be taken. (Figure 2) 2 Arrange y our pi[...]
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5 English 5. Selecting Modes Use the select dial on the side of the camera to select the required shooting mode. 1 Set the main switch on the side of the camer a to REC. The LED indicator will light green after blinking red. 2 Press the select dial. (Figure 3) “ REC MENU ” will be displayed on the LCD monitor . (Figure 4) 3 T ur n the select di[...]
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6 6. Playing bac k images 1 Set the main s witch on the side of the camera to PLA Y . The last picture tak en will be displayed on the LCD moni- tor . 2 T ur n the select dial upw ard. (Figure 6) The previous images will be displa yed successively . * A movie image will be displa yed with a y ellow frame. ● Plaiyng back a mo vie 1 Select a movie [...]
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7 English ● INDEX 1 Press the select dial after selecting INDEX in the PLA Y menu. Nine images will be display ed. The currently selected im- age has a red frame. (Figure 9) * A movie will be displa yed with a yellow frame . 2 Press the select dial after selecting the disired image. The image will be display ed full-screen. (Figure 10) (Figure 9)[...]
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8 ● SETUP – LANGU AGE 1 Press the select dial after selecting SETUP in the PLA Y menu. 2 Press the select dial after selecting LANGU AGE. (Figure 13) 3 Press the select dial after selecting JAP ANESE or EN- GLISH. (Figure 14) Menus will be displa yed in the selected language. LANGUAGE DATE & TIME CANCEL SETUP LANGUAGE JAPANESE ENGLISH CANCE[...]
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9 English 5 Choose [English] and click [OK]. 6 Click [Ne xt]. 7 Click [Y es]. 8 Choose [Full] and click [Next]. Install MGI PhotoSuite 1 T ur n on the computer and insert 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-clic k the [PhotoSuite] f older. 4 Double-clic k the [S[...]
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10 9 Click [Ne xt]. The installer star ts. 0 Click [Continue]. A Click [Cancel]. B Click [Finish]. C Click [Finish]. Install e-miniD driver Note: The e-miniD driver must be installed in order to connect the camera to the computer . 1 Double-click the CD- ROM icon and then the [K onica] folder in the window that opens subsequently . 2 Double-clic k [...]
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11 English Install QuickTime4 Note: The installation of QuickTime4 is r e- quired to play back a movie. 1 Double-clic k the CD- ROM icon and then the [QuickTime] f older in the window that opens subsequently . 2 Double-clic k the [En- glish] folder . 3 Double-clic k the [QuickTime Installer . e xe] icon. 6 Click [OK]. 4 Click [Ne xt]. 5 Click [Ne x[...]
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12 9 Click [Next]. 0 Click [Ne xt]. A Enter the required items and click [Ne xt]. The installer star ts. B Click [Close].[...]
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13 English 1 Click the Windows [Star t] button. 2 P oint to [Programs] and choose [MGI PhotoSuite III SE]. 3 Click [Get]. 9. W orking with the Computer View images USB connector of the camera USB connector of your computer 4 Choose [Digital Camera (TW AIN)] from the menu in the pane on the left. 5 Choose [Konica e-miniD] from [ 1 Choose a camera.] [...]
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14 6 Click [Update]. Photos 7 Click [Vie w] after selecting an image of your choosing. 8 Click Close button. 9 Choose [Photos] in the upper right menu. The image file opens. ● e-miniD driver screen Close button Star ts getting a thumnail image . Gets an image into personal computer . Sav es an image where you want. Erases an image in the camera. [...]
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15 English View a movie Note: QuickTime4 must be installed. 1 ~ 6 Follo w the steps described in the previ- ous section, “ Vie w Images ” . 7 Click [Vie w] after selecting a movie. (The file name of the movie is displa yed in yello w .) “ e-miniD A VI Player ” will activate automati- cally . 8 Click the start button in the lower left of the[...]