Pentax 14071 manual

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    ENG Digi tal Camera Opera ting Ma nual To en sure t he b est per for mance from yo ur camer a, please read t he Oper ating Manu al befor e u sing t he camer a. • Sp ecifi cati ons and e xterna l dime nsions are sub ject t o chang e witho ut not ice . OP LS 46 501 /E NG C opy rig ht © P ENTA X RI COH IMAG IN G CO., LTD . 20 12 FOM 01 .05. 2012 P [...]

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    Thank you fo r purchasing this PENTAX Digita l Camera. Please read thi s manual before using the cam er a in order to get the most out of al l the featu res and functi ons. Keep t hi s manual safe, as i t can be a valuabl e t oo l in helping you to unde rstand all the came ra’s capab i l ities. Re gar din g cop yri ght s Im ages tak en wi th the [...]

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    1 To us ers of this cam era • Do no t use or sto re thi s dev ice i n t he vici nity of eq uipm ent t hat ge ner ates str ong elec tro magne tic ra diatio n or magn eti c fie lds. Str ong s tati c char ges o r the ma gnet ic fiel ds pr oduc ed by eq uipm ent su ch as rad io tr ansm itter s cou ld in terfer e wi th th e mo nitor, dam age the sto r[...]

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    2 W arn ing • Do not dis assembl e or m od ify the camera. High vo ltage ar eas ar e pres ent inside the came ra , with the risk of electric shock. • If th e camera i nterio r is exposed due t o dr oppi ng or otherwis e dama ging the camera, never t ouch the expose d portio n. There is a risk of elec tric shock. • Wra pping th e strap around [...]

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    3 • Do no t disassem ble or mod ify th e power ada pter . This can ca use a fir e or elec tric shock. • If the generat ion of sm oke or str ange odo r fro m th e power a dapter o r other abnor mality occurs, immed iatel y discon tinu e use an d consu lt a PENTAX Ser vice Cen ter. Con tinui ng to u se the a dapter c an caus e a fi re o r el ectr[...]

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    4 Ca ut ion • Onl y use the specif ie d batter y with t his ca m e ra. Use of other b atte ries ma y cause a n expl osion or fir e. • Do not di sassem ble the batter y. Di sasse mbli ng the battery may cause an expl osion or leakag e. • Rem ove t he bat tery from the ca mera im m e diatel y if it becom es hot or begi ns to sm oke. Be car eful[...]

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    5 • Whe n traveli ng, take the Worldwi de Servic e Networ k listi ng th at is in cluded in th e packa ge. This will be use ful if you exp erie nce pr oblems a broad. • When the came ra has not b e en use d for a long tim e, ma ke sure tha t it is still working prope rly, particular ly prior to tak in g impo rtant pictures (such as at a w ed din[...]

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    6 • Avoid conta c t wi th garbage, m ud, sand, du s t, w ater, toxic gases, or s alt . These c ould cause t he camera to br eakdown. Wipe the cam era to d ry of f any r ain or w ater dr ops. • Plea se do not p ress f orcefull y on th e m o nitor. Thi s could cau se it t o bre ak or mal fu nction. • Be careful not t o sit down wi th the camer [...]

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    7 • The SD Memor y Card i s equi pped wi th a write-protect sw itc h . Setting the s witch t o LOCK p revents new dat a from b eing reco rded on the card, the stor ed data from bein g delete d, and t he car d f rom bei ng form atte d by the camera or comput er. r appea rs on t he dis play wh en the c ard is writ e-protec ted. • Car e should be [...]

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    8 Usin g Y our Ca mera Safel y ..... .... ....... .... ........ ....... .... ........ .... ....... ..... 1 Ca re to be Ta ken D uring Hand ling ........ .... ....... .... ........ .... ....... ........ . 5 Co ntents .. .... ........ ... ........ ........ .... ....... .... ........ ....... .... ........ .... ....... .... . 8 Co mposit ion o f the Op[...]

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    9 Tak ing P icture s in Basic Mod e (Gre en Mo de) ...... ........ .... ....... .... ... 61 Usin g t he Zoom ...... ........ .... ........ ... ........ ........ ... ........ .... ........ ....... ... 63 Tak ing P icture s of Yo ur Pet (Pe t Mod e) .... .... ....... .... ........ ....... .... ... 65 Fram ing Y our Picture s ( Fram e Com posite Mod e[...]

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    10 Prote ctin g Ima ges fro m D eletion (Pr otec t) ....... .... ........ ........ ... ..... 1 00 Con necti ng t he Cam era to AV E qui pment ... .... ....... .... ........ ....... .... . 1 03 Editi ng and Print ing Images 105 Edit ing Im ages . ........ ... ........ ........ .... ....... ........ .... ....... .... ........ ....... .... . 105 Ch an[...]

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    11 Co nnecti ng th e Cam era a nd th e Com pute r ... ....... ........ .... ....... .... . 138 Disc onne ctin g the C amer a fro m th e Com puter ........ ........ .... ....... . 1 39 Us ing the Pro vided Softw are . ........ ... ........ ........ ... ........ .... ........ ....... . 1 40 Sys tem Re quire men ts .... .... ........ ....... .... ....[...]

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    12 In th i s m anual , the method f or operati ng the f our-way cont r ol ler is s hown in ill ustrati ons, s uch as in t he ones below. The mean i ng s of th e symbols used i n thi s Oper ating Manual are expla i ne d below. 1 ind icates the re feren ce page numb er for an exp lanatio n of th e rel ated op eratio n. ind icates inform atio n that i[...]

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    13 This Oper ating Manual con tains the foll owing chapter s. Compo sition o f t h e O perating Manual 1 Gettin g Started ––– –––––––––––– ––––––––––– ––––––––––– –––– Th is cha pter ex plai ns wh at you ne ed to do a fter p urch asin g the came ra before you s tart t[...]

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    14 Camera Feature s In ad dit ion to basi c pict ure -tak ing, thi s camer a ha s a vari ety o f s hooti ng modes to s uit dif fer ent s itu atio ns. This sect ion descri bes h ow to make t he mos t o f th e key featu re s of y our c ame ra . Fo r de ta ils o f c ame ra o perat ion s, re fer t o the pa ges fo r each funct ion . The user -frien dl y[...]

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    15 This c amera comes wi th a “Fac e Det e ction” f unction that s pots the fac es in your s hot and au tomatical ly a djusts the fo cus and exposure for the faces . I t can detect up to 16 people per shot, so i t wil l he l p you take perf ect group shot s t o o. It will aut omatic ally release t he shutter when one or mor e of the subj ects a[...]

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    16 This c amera has a “Mov i e SR” fun ction to re duce camera shake du ring movie record i ng ( p .86), and it enabl es you t o record movi es in 12 80×720 pi xel (16 :9) HDT V f ormat (*) (p. 86) . * When c onnecti ng to an d play ing b ack i mages on AV equi pment, the record ed data is out put at normal screen reso lution. To view movies i[...]

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    17 Ite ms mar ked wit h a n as te risk (* ) ar e al so ava ilabl e as o pti onal a cces sori es . For other opti onal acces sori es, re fer to “Opt iona l Acc essor ies ” (p .160 ). Check ing th e Contents o f t h e P ac kage Ca me ra Opt io LS 465 Strap O-S T11 6 (*) Software (CD-ROM ) S-SW12 7 USB cable I-U SB116 (*) Alt ernat ive S kins (10 [...]

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    18 Front Name s of Part s Flas h Lens Se lf-t imer la mp Bat tery /card c over Mic rop hone Tri po d so cke t Speake r PC/A V termin al[...]

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    19 Back Names of Ope r at in g Parts Re fer to “Und er sta ndin g t he B utt on Func ti ons” (p .42 - p .4 5) f or an ex plan ati on of t he func tio n of ea ch butt on. Display Str ap lug Power switc h Shu tte r r ele as e but ton Zo om b ut ton 4 butt on Gr een/ i butt on Fo ur- way c on tro ller 3 butt on Shu tte r r ele as e but ton Q bu tt[...]

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    20 The di splay shows inform at ion such as the shooting condi t ions in captu re mode. The di s play changes i n the fol l owi ng sequen ce each tim e you pr ess t he 4 button: “Normal Dis p l ay”, “No Info” and “Histog ram + Inf o”. Mo nit or In dic at ions Displ ay i n A Mode Wh en th e sho ot ing m od e is s et to 9 (Green ) mode, t[...]

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    21 Still Pi ct ur e Capt u r e Mode (A ll o f t he di spla y item s are di splay ed he re for exp lan ato ry purp ose s.) A1 t o A14 an d B1 ap pear when “ Normal Dis play” i s select ed. All the icons appear whe n “Hi st o gr a m + Info” is sel ected. On ly B1 appears when “ No Inf o” i s select ed. * A3 va ries depending on th e [Face[...]

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    22 * When the sho oting mode i s b (Auto P ictur e) and if yo u press the shutte r r eleas e button half way, the automati cally select ed shooting mode appears i n A1 even when “No In fo” is sel ected (p.6 0) . * The cur rent dat e and time (p. 20) appear instead of B3 to B5 f or two seconds when “Nor mal Display ” i s sele cted. * Some in[...]

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    23 Playbac k Mode (A ll o f t he di spla y item s are di splay ed he re for exp lan ato ry purp ose s.) The di splay s hows inf or mat ion such as the shoo ting condi t i ons. A 1 to A8 appear when “ Normal Dis pl a y” or “ Histogram + Info” is sel ected. B 1 to B6 appear onl y when “ Hi stogram + Inf o” is sele cted. * In “Nor mal Di[...]

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    24 A guide in di c ation for each avai l a ble button/ key operat ion appears as fol l ows on the display durin g operati on. A histo gram shows the bri ght n ess distri bution of an image. The h orizontal axis repr esents brigh tness (dark at the left an d bright at the right) and the v erti c al axis repr esents the number of pi xels. The sh ape [...]

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    25 When th e i mage is underexpo sed, the part to t he left is cut of f (dark port i on s) and when the i m a ge i s overexpo sed, the p art to the rig ht is cu t off ( br ight portions) . Underst anding Contr ast The gr aph peaks graduall y for imag es in whic h contrast is bala nced. The graph p eaks on bot h sides but sinks in t he middle f or i[...]

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    26 1 Getting Star te d Gettin g St a rt e d Attachin g the Strap Atta ch t he stra p suppl ied with the camera. 1 Pas s the na rrow end of the strap thro ugh t he strap l ug. 2 Pas s t he o ther en d of the str ap t hroug h t he lo op a nd pul l t i ght. 2 1[...]

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    27 1 Getting Star te d Dr ess- up t he C ame ra The Alte r na tive Skins are suppl ied with the ca m era. You can choos e a desir ed sheet and put it on the f r ont of t he c amera to dress up. * At sh ipmen t, a tra nspar ent fi lm fo r p rotec tio n is at tach ed to th e front pane l. Pee l off th e fil m whe n you us e the came ra. 1 Rem ove the[...]

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    28 1 Getting Star te d 4 Pu t on the f r ont pa nel. 5 Attach th e lens r ing. R epl ac e th e le ns ring r emo ve d in Ste p1. Put the camer a on a f lat sur face, fit t he l ens ring to the c amera i n its desi gnated positi on, snap th e lens r ing alon g the gr oove. • Be su re to at tac h the f ron t pan el w hen you us e the cam e ra. • W[...]

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    29 1 Getting Star te d Power ing the Came ra Use the rec hargeable lit hium-ion bat tery D-LI108 that is pr ovided with the camer a. 1 Make sure t hat the camera i s tu rned off and open the battery/ card co ver. Slid e the ba ttery /card co ver in t he d irec tion indi cate d by the arrow 1 and flip t he cover open 2 . 2 Pu sh the battery l ock le[...]

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    30 1 Getting Star te d 3 Clos e the battery/ card co ver. Slid e the ba ttery /card co ver in t he o pposit e dire ction i ndicat ed by 1 . When y ou hear a click, the cover is securel y closed . Charge the ba ttery before u sin g it in the camera fo r the first time. (p.31) 1 Make sure t hat the camera i s tu rned off and open the battery/ card co[...]

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    31 1 Getting Star te d Charge t he battery from a power out let using the pro vided power adapt er (D-PA11 6) and USB cable (I-USB116) bef ore u sing it for the fir st t i me, afte r a l o ng period of non-use, or when the [Batt ery depl eted] message appear s. 1 Make sure t hat the battery is installed in the camera. 2 Face the } ma rk on the USB [...]

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    32 1 Getting Star te d • Image Storage Capacit y, Movi e Recording Time, and Playback Time (at 2 3 ° C with the di splay on a nd the battery fully charg ed) *1 Image Stor age Ca pacit y shows t he ap proxi m a te number of sh ots re corded d uring C IPA-com plia nt test ing (w ith disp lay on, f lash use d for 50% of t he shots, a nd 23 deg rees[...]

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    33 1 Getting Star te d • Battery Level I ndicator You ca n check the battery l e vel by t he indi cator on the d i s pl a y. Scre en Di splay Batt ery Status (gree n) Adeq uate p owe r rem ains. (gree n) Bat tery is run ning lo w. (yellow) Battery is runnin g v ery low. (red) Bat tery i s exhau sted . [Battery depleted] The camera will turn off a[...]

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    34 1 Getting Star te d Insta l li n g a n SD M e mo ry Ca rd This camera uses a commercial l y availabl e SD M emory Card, SDHC Memor y Ca rd , or SDXC Memory Card. Capt ur e d images are save d o n the SD Memory Card when a card is inse r t ed in the camer a. They are saved in the bui lt-in memor y when a card is not inser ted (p.36). Be sure to u[...]

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    35 1 Getting Star te d 1 Make sure t hat the camera i s tu rned off and open the battery/ card co ver. Slid e the ba ttery /card co ver in t he d irec tion indi cate d by the arrow 1 and flip t he cover open 2 . 2 Ins ert th e SD Me mory Card i nto t he SD M emory Car d socket so that the label is facing th e l ens side of th e cam er a. Push t he [...]

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    36 1 Getting Star te d Tur ning the Camera On a n d O f f 1 Pres s the p ower switch. The cam era tur ns on an d the di splay t ur ns on. When y ou turn t he cam era on, t he l ens cove r op ens and the len s exte nds. If th e [Langu age/ u ] scr een or [ Date Ad justmen t] screen appea rs when y ou tur n t he c amera on, f ol low the proce dure on[...]

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    37 1 Getting Star te d Init ial S ettin gs The [La nguage/ u ] scr een appears when t he camera is t urned on for the firs t time. Perform th e opera tions in “Setti ng the Display Languag e” below to set the lang uage, and in “Setti ng the Date and Time” (p.40) to set the c ur r ent d ate and time. 1 Use th e four-way c ontroller ( 2345 ) [...]

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    38 1 Getting Star te d If yo u acci dent ally selec t th e wron g langua ge and proc eed to t he nex t proc edur e, per form t he foll owi ng oper ati o n to s et the d esired lang uage .  Wh en t he W ro ng Lang uag e Ha s Bee n In adve rte ntl y Se le cte d 1 Press the four-way co ntroller ( 5 ). 2 Use the four-way contro ller ( 234 5 ) t o se[...]

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    39 1 Getting Star te d 3 Pres s the four-w ay con t r oller ( 3 ). The frame mov es to [ W Ho met own ]. 4 Pres s the four-way con troller ( 5 ). The [ W Homet own] scr een app ears. 5 Use th e four-way c ontroller ( 45 ) to cho ose a city. 6 Pres s the four-w ay con t r oller ( 3 ). The frame mov es to [DST] (Daylight Saving T ime). 7 Use the fo u[...]

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    40 1 Getting Star te d Set the cu rrent date and time and th e dis pl a y sty le. 1 Pres s the four-w ay con t r oller ( 5 ). The frame mov es to [mm/dd/yy ]. 2 Use th e four-way c ontroller ( 23 ) to cho ose the date format. Choose from [mm /dd/yy], [dd/mm/ yy] or [yy/mm/dd]. 3 Pres s the four-w ay con t r oller ( 5 ). The frame mov es to [24h]. 4[...]

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    41 1 Getting Star te d If you pre s s the 4 b utton in S tep 1 0, the cam era clock is re set t o 0 seco nds. To set the ex ac t tim e, pre ss the 4 b utto n when the ti me sig na l (o n t he T V, r adi o, et c.) reac he s 0 se cond s. When the [Init ial Setti ng] o r [D ate Ad justme nt] s cree n is disp lay ed, you can can cel t he set tin gs mad[...]

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    42 2 Common Operat ions Comm on Operat i ons Unde rstand ing the B utton Fun cti ons 1 Po wer switch Tur ns the ca m e ra on an d off (p. 36). 2 Sh utter release button Focuse s the cam era on the sub ject whe n press ed half way i n sti ll pict ure capture mod e (e xcept in 3 and s mod es) . Takes a stil l pic ture when pr essed d own ful ly (p .5[...]

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    43 2 Common Operat ions 6 Fou r-way contro l ler 2 Change s the dr i ve mode (p. 71). 3 Disp lays the Ca pture M ode Pale tte (p. 57) . 4 Change s the f las h mode (p. 70). 5 Change s the foc us mod e (p.73). 7 4 button Change s the i nf ormatio n on the display (p.2 0). 8 Green button Switches to the 9 (Green ) mode (p.6 1). Cal ls up the ass igne[...]

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    44 2 Common Operat ions 1 Po wer switch Tur ns the ca m e ra on an d off (p. 36). 2 Sh utter release button Switches to A m ode (p.4 6). 3 Zoom butt on Press towards t h e le ft ( f ) d uri ng s in gle- ima ge d isp lay to change t o six - imag e di spla y. Chang es to twe lve -ima ge d ispl ay whe n pr esse d to wards the l eft ag ain. R etu rns t[...]

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    45 2 Common Operat ions 5 Fou r-way contro l ler 2 Play s back or p auses a mo vie (p. 90). 3 Displays the Pla y back Mod e Palette (p . 9 3). S top s a m ov ie dur ing p lay bac k (p .90 ) . 45 Dis play s the pre vious o r next i mage du ring sing le-imag e disp lay (p.89). Fast -forwar ds, fast -reve rses, fr ame forw ards, f rame reve rses, pl a[...]

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    46 2 Common Operat ions In t his m anual, t he capt ure mod e, such as f or taki ng st ill pictures, is refe rred to as “ A mode” ( t he cap ture mod e). The p layback mode, such as for viewing t he capture d images o n t h e display, is refe rred t o as “ Q mode” (t he playback mo de). In Q mod e, you c an perf orm simp le editing operat i[...]

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    47 2 Common Operat ions Se tti ng t he Cam e ra Fu n cti ons To change th e c amera sett ings, press the 3 button to di splay the menu screens. Fu nctions f or playi ng back a nd editin g images are cal led up from th e Playb ack Mode Palette (p . 93 ) . There ar e thr ee m enus avai lable wit h the camera: [ A Rec. Mode ], [ C Movi e] , and [ W Se[...]

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    48 2 Common Operat ions Ex.) To set [Focusing Are a] on the [ A Rec. Mode] menu 1 Pres s the 3 but ton in A mo de. The [ A Rec. Mode] m enu ap pears. 2 Pres s the four-way con troller ( 3 ). The f rame mov es to [Re corded Pixe ls]. 3 Pres s the four-w ay con t r oller ( 3 ) twice. The f rame mov es to [ F o cusing Area] . 4 Pres s the four-way con[...]

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    49 2 Common Operat ions 6 Pres s the s hutter releas e button h alfway. The set ting is saved and the camera returns to capt ure status. When th e shutt er re lease bu tton i s pr essed fully , the pic ture is t aken. 6 Pres s the Q but ton. When th e [ A Rec. M ode] me nu is disp layed f ro m A mode , the sett ing is s aved an d the camera re turn[...]

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    50 2 Common Operat ions This di splays the i tems that ca n be set from t he menus and prov ides descr iptions of each item. See the li st of d efault se t t ings in t he Appendix “Defa ult Sett i ng s” (p.154) t o check whet her the set tings ar e saved whe n the camer a is t ur ne d off and wheth er th e setti ngs return to the def aults when[...]

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    51 2 Common Operat ions [ C Movie] Me nu •U s e t h e 9 (G re en) m o de to e njoy eas y pictu re- tak ing usin g stan da rd setti ngs, regar dle ss o f the sett ings in th e [ A Rec . Mode ] menu (p. 61). • Assi gnin g a frequ entl y used fun cti on to the Gr een bu tton en able s you to g o str aig ht to the desi red f u ncti on (p .83 ). Ite[...]

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    52 2 Common Operat ions [ W Setti ng] Menu Item Desc ripti on Page Sound Fo r adj usti ng t he o per ation volum e a nd pla yback vol ume, an d set ting th e star t-up s ound, shut ter s ound, key oper ati on sou nd and se lf-tim er so und p.12 4 Dat e Adjus tm ent Fo r adju sting t he d ate and time p.12 5 Wo rld T ime Fo r se tting the H ome town[...]

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    53 2 Common Operat ions  [ W Setti ng] Menu 1 Setting 1/3 MENU Exit Folder Name Sound Date Adjustment Worl d Tim e 01/01/2012 English Date USB Connection MSC  [ W Setti ng] Menu 2 Setting 2/3 MENU Exit Auto Power Off Video Out Wallpaper Power Saving Brightness Level 5 sec. 3 min. Reset NTSC Off  [ W Setti ng] Menu 3 Setting 3/3 MENU Exit D[...]

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    54 3 Taking Pi ctures Tak ing Pi c tu r e s Tak ing S till Pictu res This camer a features a wid e range of shoot ing m o des and functio ns t o suit almos t any subjec t or scene. T his c hapter des cribes h ow to t ak e pict ures with the most comm only used st andard setti ngs (the factor y defaul t sett ings). 1 Pres s the p ower switch. T he c[...]

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    55 3 Taking Pi ctures 3 Pres s the s hutter releas e but to n hal f way. The focus fr a me (or fa c e detection fram e) o n the di splay tu rns gr een when the camera fo c us es on the subj ect at th e correc t di stance. 4 Pres s the s hutter releas e button fu l ly. The pi cture is ta ken. The f lash di scharge s autom atical ly dep ending o n th[...]

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    56 3 Taking Pi ctures The sh utter rel ease butt on work s in a two- step action a s fol lows. Press hal fway This r ef er s to press i n g the shut ter release but ton gently to the first posit ion. Thi s loc ks the focus s etting an d the exposur e. The gr e en focus frame i s di s played on the monitor when the shutt er relea se button is press [...]

  • Page 59

    57 3 Taking Pi ctures Imme di a t el y after capturing an im age, it appear s o n the scr een displ ay (Ins t an t Revi ew). This ca me ra has a v arie ty of sho oting mo de s that let you ta ke pict ures in dif ferent situatio ns simply by ch oos ing the ap propri ate mo de for the partic ula r situat ion from t he Cap tur e Mod e Pale tte. 1 Pres[...]

  • Page 60

    58 3 Taking Pi ctures There ar e 23 shoot ing modes which can be sel ected from the Captur e Mode Palet te. Sh ooti ng Mo de Descr iptio n b Au to P ict ur e Aut oma tic all y sel ect s t he b es t ca ptur e m ode . ( 1 p.60 ) R Pro g ra m U sed fo r basic s hootin g. Var ious fun ction s can al so be se t with t his mo de. ( 1 p.61 ) f Bl u e Sk y[...]

  • Page 61

    59 3 Taking Pi ctures * In ad di tion t o the mo des li st ed abo ve , 9 (Green) mo de (p .61) is also availab le. Wi th thi s cam era , the Fa ce De tect ion funct ion is availabl e with all shooting modes . When th e camera detec ts a person’s face i n the i mage, the Face Det ection funct ion disp lays a yell ow face det ection frame ar ound t[...]

  • Page 62

    60 3 Taking Pi ctures The Face Detec tion funct ion can det ect up to 16 peopl e’s faces. If it det ects multi ple faces, the camer a displays a yell ow f r ame over the main face and whit e fra m e(s) over t he other face(s) . The de fault s etting is [On]. You can swit ch to the Smile Captu re functi on t h at automat ically releases the shut t[...]

  • Page 63

    61 3 Taking Pi ctures 1 Use th e four-way c ontroller ( 2345 ) to select R (Program) from the Capture Mode Palette. 2 Pres s the 4 bu tton. The R m od e is selecte d and th e came ra ret urns t o cap ture sta tus. When the c amera detects a p erson’s face, the F ace D etecti on f unction is a ctivated and the face det ection fr ame ap pears (p .5[...]

  • Page 64

    62 3 Taking Pi ctures 1 Pres s t h e Gree n button in A mode. The cam era sw itche s to 9 mode. Press t he Gree n butto n again to return t o the statu s b e fore 9 mode w as sele cted. When the c amera detects a p erson’s face, the Fa ce Detection fun ction is acti va te d and th e fa ce detection fram e appe ars ( p.59). 2 Pres s the s hutter r[...]

  • Page 65

    63 3 Taking Pi ctures You ca n use the zo om to change the captured area. 1 Pres s the zo om bu t to n in A mode. Ri ght ( T ) Tel e E nlarges the subj ect. Left ( W ) W i de Wide ns the a rea t hat is captur ed by t he camera. When y ou conti nue t o pr ess t he butt on towa rds the r ight ( T ), the camera automa tical ly switc hes fr om opti cal[...]

  • Page 66

    64 3 Taking Pi ctures Recorded pi xels and the maximum zoom rat io Th e D igi t al Z o om is set to O (On) i n the defau lt sett i n g. To t ak e picture s using only optical zo om and Int elligent Zoo m , set the Digita l Zoom to P (Of f). 1 Pres s the 3 but ton in A mo de. The [ A Rec. Mode] m enu ap pears. 2 Use th e four-way c ontroller ( 23 ) [...]

  • Page 67

    65 3 Taking Pi ctures 3 Use th e four-way c ontroller ( 45 ) to sel ect O or P . O Use s Digi tal Zoom P Uses on ly opt ical zo om and Intelligent Zo om 4 Pres s the 3 but ton. The cam era ret urns to captu re stat us. Use the H (P et) mode to keep yo ur moving pet in focu s and cap ture the co lor of your pet’ s coat when yo u take a picture . C[...]

  • Page 68

    66 3 Taking Pi ctures 4 Pres s the 4 bu tton. The sel ected ico n appea rs and the cam era retu rns to ca pture st atus. The cam era tra cks the s ubject and cont inues to focus o n it. When the c amera detects a p erson’s face, the F ace D etecti on f unction is a ctivated and the face det ection fr ame ap pears (p .59). 5 Pres s the s hutter re[...]

  • Page 69

    67 3 Taking Pi ctures 5 Pres s the 4 bu tton. The f ramed i m a ge appe ars on the d isplay. When the c amera detects a p erson’s face, the F ace D etecti on f unction is a ctivated and the face det ection fr ame ap pears (p .59). 6 Pres s the s hutter releas e button h alfway. The f ocus fra m e o n the disp lay t urns green when t he came ra fo[...]

  • Page 70

    68 3 Taking Pi ctures 2 Pres s the 4 bu tton. The c mod e select ion s creen appear s. 3 Use the four- way c ontrolle r ( 23 ) t o selec t c , d , c or d . 4 Pres s the 4 bu tton. The sel ected ico n appea rs and the cam era retu rns to ca pture st atus. If t he cam era d etects a pers on’s fa ce whe n c (Co lor) is sel ected, the Face Detection [...]

  • Page 71

    69 3 Taking Pi ctures 2 Pres s the 4 bu tton. When th e o mode is sele c te d, the scree n for sel ec tin g the ar e a t o be bl urred is displ ayed. When th e p mode is selecte d, pr oceed t o Step 5 . 3 Use th e four-way c ontroller ( 45 ) to sel ect a n option. 4 Pres s the 4 bu tton. The o or p mo de is selec ted a nd the cam era retur ns to ca[...]

  • Page 72

    70 3 Taking Pi ctures Se tti ng t he Sho oti ng Func ti on s 1 Pres s the four-way con troller ( 4 ) in A mode. T he [ Fl ash Mo de] sc re en a pp ear s. The f lash m ode cha nges ea ch ti me the button is presse d. You c an also change t he setti ng using t he four- way cont roll er ( 23 ). 2 Pres s the 4 bu tton. The set ting is sa ved and the ca[...]

  • Page 73

    71 3 Taking Pi ctures 1 Pres s the four-w ay con t r oller ( 2 ) in A mode. T he [ Dri ve Mo de] scr e en a ppe ar s. The dr ive mode change s each time the butt on is pr essed. Y ou can also change the mode us ing the four -way co ntro ller ( 45 ). To sele ct Z , press th e four-w ay con troll er ( 3 ) aft er c hoo s ing g , and th e n us e th e f[...]

  • Page 74

    72 3 Taking Pi ctures • Focus ing ma y be comp romise d if you mo ve th e camera wh ile the s elf- ti mer lam p is bl inki ng when ta king s till pi ctur es . • The fl ash does n ot di sc harg e in j or q mode. • In the foll owi ng mod es, yo u ca nn ot se le ct j or q . 9 (Green ), S (Fire works), N (Frame Co mposite), o (Min iat ure Filter [...]

  • Page 75

    73 3 Taking Pi ctures 1 Pres s the four-way con troller ( 5 ) in A mode. T he [ Foc u s Mo de ] sc re en ap p ear s. The f ocus mode change s each time the button is presse d. You c an also change t he setti ng using t he four- way cont roll er ( 23 ). 2 Pres s the 4 bu tton. The set ting is sa ved and the cam era ret urns t o capt ure status. Se l[...]

  • Page 76

    74 3 Taking Pi ctures To set the main shoot ing functi ons, cho ose each functi on on the [ A Rec. Mode] menu . Refer to the expl anation of t he r es pective fun c tions for how t o change the set t i ngs. 1 Pres s the 3 but ton in A mo de. The [ A Rec. Mode] m enu ap pears. 2 Use th e four-w ay controller ( 23 ) to s elect an i tem a nd chan ge i[...]

  • Page 77

    75 3 Taking Pi ctures You ca n c hoose from six rec orded pixel s sett ings for stil l pict ures. The lar ger t he number of recorded pix els, the clearer t he det ail s will appear wh en you pri nt yo ur pictur e. As the qu al it y of the pri nt e d pi c t ur e also dep ends on the image qua lity, exp osure contro l, resolut ion of t he pri nt er [...]

  • Page 78

    76 3 Taking Pi ctures 4 Pres s the 4 bu tton. The set ting is sa ved. You can ad just the over all brigh t ne ss of the picture. Use thi s func t i on t o take pi ctur es that are intent ionally ove rexposed or undere xposed. 1 Use th e four-way c ontroller ( 23 ) to select [E V Compen sation] in t h e [ A Rec. Mode] menu . 2 Use th e four-way c on[...]

  • Page 79

    77 3 Taking Pi ctures You ca n take pictur es in nat ural co lors by adjust ing the white b alance accor ding to the l ight conditi ons at the time of s hootin g. 1 Use th e four-way c ontroller ( 23 ) to select [Wh ite Ba la n ce] in t he [ A R ec. Mo de] m enu. 2 Pres s the four-w ay con t r oller ( 5 ). The [ White Balance ] screen appear s. 3 U[...]

  • Page 80

    78 3 Taking Pi ctures Have a blank sheet of whit e paper or similar mater ial ready. 1 In the [White Balance] screen, use the four-way c ontroll er ( 23 ) to s ele c t K (M anu al) . 2 Po int the came ra at the b lank sheet of paper or other ma t erial so that it fills th e frame di splayed in the center of th e screen . 3 Pres s the s hutter relea[...]

  • Page 81

    79 3 Taking Pi ctures 4 Pres s the 4 bu tton. The set ting is sa ved. The Fac e Detec t i on funct i o n locates face s in the fr ame and automat ically adjusts the foc us and exposur e for those f aces. You can change th e sett ing of the functi on so that the camer a will aut omatical ly rel ease t he shutt er when one or more of the subjec t s s[...]

  • Page 82

    80 3 Taking Pi ctures 4 Pres s the 4 bu tton. The set ting is sa ved. The Fac e Detec tion icon ap pears on the di splay . You ca n give the image s harp or sof t outli nes. 1 Use the fo ur-way contro ller ( 23 ) to select [Shar pness] in th e [ A Rec. Mode] me nu. 2 Use th e four-way c ontroller ( 45 ) to change th e sharp ness l evel. F Sof t G N[...]

  • Page 83

    81 3 Taking Pi ctures You ca n set the col or satur ation. 1 Use the fo ur-w ay con troller ( 23 ) to select [Saturation] in th e [ A Rec. Mode] me nu. 2 Use th e four-way c ontroller ( 45 ) to change th e saturation level. F Low G Nor mal H Hig h You ca n set the image contr ast lev el. 1 Use th e four-w ay control l er ( 23 ) to select [Contrast][...]

  • Page 84

    82 3 Taking Pi ctures 3 Use th e four-way c ontroller ( 23 ) to select th e Date Im pr in t d et ail s. Choose from [Date] , [D a te & Tim e], [Time] or [Off]. 4 Pres s the 4 bu tton. The set ting is sa ved. You can a ssign a func t ion to the G reen butt on and r e call it quickl y by simpl y pressin g the Gre en button. This i s useful to s a[...]

  • Page 85

    83 3 Taking Pi ctures 1 Use th e four-way c ontroller ( 23 ) to select [G reen Butto n] in the [ A Rec. Mode ] m en u. 2 Pres s the four-w ay con t r oller ( 5 ). A pul l-down menu a ppear s. 3 Use th e four-way c ontroller ( 23 ) to select a fun cti o n you want to assign, a nd pr ess the 4 button. 4 Pres s the 3 but ton. The selected fu n ction i[...]

  • Page 86

    84 3 Taking Pi ctures Re cor ding Movi es This m o de enables y ou to recor d movies . S ound is rec orded at t he same ti me. 1 Po i nt the camera at your subject in A mode. When the c amera detects a p erson’s face, the F ace D etecti on f unction is a ctivated and the face det ection fr ame ap pears (p .59). (The fr ame disa ppears whe n re co[...]

  • Page 87

    85 3 Taking Pi ctures 3 Pres s the Mo vie button . Record ing s tops. If you keep the Movi e button press ed for more than one seco nd, recor ding wil l continue a s long as y ou keep t he button pressed. Shooting stops when y ou take y our fin ger off the Mov i e button. 1 Pres s the 3 but ton in A mo de. The [ A Rec. Mode] m enu ap pears. 2 Pres [...]

  • Page 88

    86 3 Taking Pi ctures You ca n choose from t h e foll owi n g recorded pixels setting s for m ovie s. The mo r e pi xels ther e are, the c l e ar er the detai ls and t he bigger t he f il e size . * The f rame rate ( fps) i ndicat es th e number of fra mes per se cond . 1 Use th e four-way c ontroller ( 23 ) to select [Rec orded Pixel s] i n th e [[...]

  • Page 89

    87 3 Taking Pi ctures Sa ving th e Setti ng s (Mem ory ) The Me m ory function is f or sav ing the current ca m era s ettings wh en the came r a i s t urned off. For s ome camera s ettings, the Memor y function i s always set to O (On) (the sett ings are saved when t he camera is turned off), whil e f or othe rs you c an choo se O or P ( Off) (to c[...]

  • Page 90

    88 3 Taking Pi ctures 1 Use the fou r-way controller ( 23 ) to select [Memory] in the [ A Rec . Mode ] menu . 2 Pres s the four-w ay con t r oller ( 5 ). The [ M e m o ry] scree n appea rs. 3 Use th e four-way c ontroller ( 23 ) to choose an item. 4 Use th e four-way c ontroller ( 45 ) to select O or P .[...]

  • Page 91

    89 4 Playin g Back and Del eting I m a ges Playin g Bac k and Deletin g Image s Pl aying B ack Image s 1 Pres s the Q but ton af t er ta k i ng a pi ctur e. The came ra enter s the Q m od e and the capt ured image app ears on the disp lay (singl e-imag e displa y). 2 Pres s the four-w ay con t r oller ( 45 ). The pr eviou s or nex t image appears .[...]

  • Page 92

    90 4 Playin g Back and Del eting I m a ges You ca n play back t he movies y ou have taken. Re corded sound is playe d b ack at t he same time. 1 In Q mod e, use th e four-w ay cont roller ( 45 ) to choo se the movie you want to play back. 2 Pres s the four-way con troller ( 2 ). Play back st arts. Avai lab le o p er ations d uring play back Avai la[...]

  • Page 93

    91 4 Playin g Back and Del eting I m a ges You ca n disp lay six or twel ve t humbnails o f images at a time. 1 In Q mode, press the zoom button towards the left ( f ). The si x-ima ge displ ay appe ars sh ow in g w ith six th um bna il s. P res s the zo om but ton toward s th e left ( f ) again to switch to twelve-image disp lay. Six o r twelve im[...]

  • Page 94

    92 4 Playin g Back and Del eting I m a ges In t welve-i m a ge displ ay, press the zoom button towards the l eft ( f ) to swit ch t o f older display or cale ndar display . Pre ss t h e Green but ton to swit ch between folde r di splay and cal endar displ ay. 1 In Q mode, press the zoom button towards the left ( f ) three times. The scr een cha nge[...]

  • Page 95

    93 4 Playin g Back and Del eting I m a ges 1 Pres s the four-w ay con t r oller ( 3 ) in Q mode. The Pl ayba ck Mode Pa lette appear s. 2 Use th e four-way c ontroller ( 2345 ) to choose a pla yback mo de. The gui de for th e select ed fu nction appear s bel ow. 3 Pres s the 4 bu tton. The sel ected pla yback f uncti on i s called up. Playbac k Mod[...]

  • Page 96

    94 4 Playin g Back and Del eting I m a ges You ca n play back r ec orded image s one after an other. 1 In Q mod e, use th e four-w ay cont roller ( 45 ) to choose the ima ge to start the slides how with. 2 Use th e four-way c ontroller ( 2345 ) to select u (Slidesho w) from the Playback Mode Palette. 3 Pres s the 4 bu tton. The sl idesh ow setti ng[...]

  • Page 97

    95 4 Playin g Back and Del eting I m a ges You ca n set the p layback interv al and al so a screen ef fect an d sound effe ct for when one image chan ges to the next . 1 Use the four-way c ontroller ( 23 ) to s el ec t [Interval] in Step 4 on p.94. 2 Pres s the four-w ay con t r oller ( 5 ). A pul l-down menu a ppear s. 3 Use th e four-wa y control[...]

  • Page 98

    96 4 Playin g Back and Del eting I m a ges 1 Pres s the Q but ton af t er ta king a pi ctur e. The i m a ge appe ars on t he displ ay. 2 Use th e four-way c ontroller ( 2345 ) to select s (Image Rotation) from the Playback Mode Palette. 3 Pres s the 4 bu tton. The r otatio n selec tion screen (0°, Right 90°, Le ft 9 0°, or 1 80°) appear s. 4 Us[...]

  • Page 99

    97 4 Playin g Back and Del eting I m a ges You ca n magn ify an imag e up t o ten times. 1 In Q mod e, use th e four-w ay cont roller ( 45 ) to choo se the i m age you want to magnify. 2 Pres s the zo om bu t t on tow ards the right ( y ). The i m a ge is m agnified (×1. 1 to ×10 ). Conti nuing t o pre ss the z oom butt on towa rds the r ight ( y[...]

  • Page 100

    98 4 Playin g Back and Del eting I m a ges Delet ing Im ages You can dele te images that you do not want to keep. You ca n dele te a singl e image. 1 In Q mod e, use th e four-w ay cont roller ( 45 ) to choo se the i m age you want to delete. 2 Pres s the i bu tton. A conf irmat ion di alo g appea rs. 3 Use th e four-way c ontroller ( 23 ) to sel e[...]

  • Page 101

    99 4 Playin g Back and Del eting I m a ges 2 Pres s the i bu tton. P appea rs on t he ima ges. 3 Use th e four-way c ontroller ( 2345 ) to choose the imag es that y ou wa nt to delete, then press the 4 but ton. O appea rs on t he sel ected im ages. If y ou sele ct an im age an d pres s the zoom button tow ards the rig ht ( y ), the selecte d image [...]

  • Page 102

    100 4 Playin g Back and Del eting I m a ges 2 Use th e four-way c ontroller ( 23 ) to select [Del ete Al l]. 3 Pres s the four-w ay con t r oller ( 5 ). The [ D e lete Al l] scre en app ears. 4 Use th e four-way c ontroller ( 23 ) to select [Del ete Al l]. 5 Pres s the 4 bu tton. All t he imag es are d elet ed. You can prot ect stored i mages from [...]

  • Page 103

    101 4 Playin g Back and Del eting I m a ges 6 Use th e four-way c ontroller ( 23 ) to sel ect [P rotect]. 7 Pres s the 4 bu tton. The sel ected im age is p rotected and the screen shown in Step 4 reap pears. T o pr ot ect oth e r im age s, r e pea t St eps 4 to 7. Select [Cancel] to e xit the Prote c t settin g. 1 Select [All Image s] in S t e p 4 [...]

  • Page 104

    102 4 Playin g Back and Del eting I m a ges 4 Pres s the 4 bu tton. All t he imag es are p rotect ed and t he scr een sho wn i n St ep 1 reap pears. 5 Use the four-way cont ro ller ( 23 ) to sel ect [ Ca nce l] a nd press the 4 butt on. The Pl ayba ck Mode Pa lette reappe ars. Pr otecte d imag es wil l be de lete d when the SD Memo ry Car d/bui lt-[...]

  • Page 105

    103 4 Playin g Back and Del eting I m a ges Conne cting the Came ra to AV Eq ui pme nt By using the opt i on al AV cabl e (I-AVC1 16), you can captu re and play back image s on e quipment with a video i nput t ermina l, s uch as a TV. 1 Turn th e AV equipment and camera off. 2 Face the } mark on the AV cable towards the 4 mark on the camer a, an d [...]

  • Page 106

    104 4 Playin g Back and Del eting I m a ges 5 Turn the camera on. • Depe nding o n the co untry or regi on, ima ges an d soun ds may f ail t o be play ed bac k if t he vid eo outp ut fo rmat i s set d if fere nt ly fro m the on e in use t here. If thi s ha ppens , cha nge the vid eo o utput fo rm at setti ng (p.131). • The cam e ra disp lay t u[...]

  • Page 107

    105 5 Editi ng and Printing Image s Editi ng and Printi n g Image s Ed iting Ima ges By changi ng the recorded pixe ls of a select ed i mage , you can make the file size smal ler than the orig inal. You can use t his funct ion to co nt i nue taki ng pictu res when t he SD Memory Card o r the built-i n memory i s fu ll, by making t he images smaller[...]

  • Page 108

    106 5 Editi ng and Printing Image s 7 Pres s the 4 bu tton. T he r esi ze d im ag e i s s av ed. You can dele te t h e unwant ed part of a pict ure and save the cropp ed image as a new image. 1 In Q mod e, use th e four-w ay cont roller ( 45 ) to choo se the i m age you want to crop. 2 Use th e four-way c ontroller ( 2345 ) to select o (Cropp ing) [...]

  • Page 109

    107 5 Editi ng and Printing Image s 5 Pres s the 4 bu tton. The cr opped i mage i s s aved wi th a new f ile name. The num ber of r ecor ded pi xels is select ed aut o m aticall y ac cord ing to the size of t he cropp ed imag e. Images are p rocessed to reduce t he size of a p erson’s f ace de t ec t ed with t h e Face Detect ion funct ion (p.59 [...]

  • Page 110

    108 5 Editi ng and Printing Image s This function l et s y ou perform s pecial pr ocessing on the sel ected image. 1 In Q mod e, use th e four-w ay cont roller ( 45 ) to choo se the i m age you want to edit. 2 Use th e four-way c ontroller ( 2345 ) to select o (Miniature) or p (HDR) fro m the P layback Mode Palette. 3 Pres s the 4 bu tton. When th [...]

  • Page 111

    109 5 Editi ng and Printing Image s 4 Use th e four-way c ontroller ( 45 ) to sel ect a n option. 5 Pres s the 4 bu tton. A conf irmat ion dial og fo r overw riting the ima ge appe ars. If the s elect ed image i s protecte d, the p rocesse d image is s aved as a new i mage and the follo wing co nfirmati on d ialog does n ot appea r. 6 Use th e four[...]

  • Page 112

    110 5 Editi ng and Printing Image s This f unction lets you cha nge the color ton es and perform speci al proces sing on the selec ted image. 1 In Q mod e, use th e four-w ay cont roller ( 45 ) to choo se the i m age you want to edit. 2 Use th e four-way c ontroller ( 2345 ) to select P (Digital F ilter) from th e Playb ack Mo de Pale t te . 3 Pres[...]

  • Page 113

    111 5 Editi ng and Printing Image s 4 Use th e four-way c ontroller ( 23 ) to ch oose a filter. The pr eview image of the re sult of the fi lter effect appea rs. 5 Pres s the 4 bu tton. A conf irmat ion dial og fo r overw riting the ima ge appe ars. If the s elect ed image i s protecte d, the p rocesse d image is s aved as a new i mage and the foll[...]

  • Page 114

    112 5 Editi ng and Printing Image s 4 Use th e four-way c ontroller ( 23 ) to choose a fi l ter. The pr eview image of the re sult of the fi lter effect appea rs. 5 Use th e four-way c ontroller ( 45 ) to adjust th e effect. 6 Pres s the 4 bu tton. A conf irmat ion dial og fo r overw riting the ima ge appe ars. If the s elect ed image i s protecte [...]

  • Page 115

    113 5 Editi ng and Printing Image s 3 Pres s the 4 bu tton. A conf irmat ion dial og fo r overw riting the ima ge appe ars. If the s elect ed image i s protecte d, the p rocesse d image is s aved as a new i mage and the follo wing co nfirmati on d ialog does n ot appea r. 4 Use th e four-way c ontroller ( 23 ) to select [O verwrite] or [Sav e as ].[...]

  • Page 116

    114 5 Editi ng and Printing Image s 5 Pres s the zo om bu t to n toward s the right ( y ). T he s ele ct ed fr ame a p pea rs i n sing le-imag e di splay. You can choose a nother f rame usi ng eith er of t he f ollowin g opera tion s. 6 Pres s the 4 bu tton. The i m a ge posi tion and size adju stment scre en appe ars. You can adj ust the imag e us[...]

  • Page 117

    115 5 Editi ng and Printing Image s Optional Frames In a ddit ion to the built -in fr am es that com e with this cam era, th ere a re op tiona l f rame s in clud ed on the supp li ed CD -R OM. Y ou ca n sa ve th e opt ion al f ram es t o the cam era’s buil t-in m emor y or an SD Mem ory C ard . To sav e them to th e bui lt- in memory, first re mo[...]

  • Page 118

    116 5 Editi ng and Printing Image s Frames download ed from t he PENTAX we bsite or other source can be used for a dding a f r a m e to pic t ur es. Yo u can e xtra ct a fra me from the re co rded m ovi e to sa ve as a s t ill pic tur e or div i de a movie in to t wo or more segmen ts. 1 In Q mod e, use th e four-w ay cont roller ( 45 ) to choo se [...]

  • Page 119

    117 5 Editi ng and Printing Image s 6 Use th e four-way c ontroller ( 2345 ) to choose the fram e you want to save. 2 Play s or pau ses the movie 3 Stop s the m ovie and ret urns to the fir st frame 4 Revers es t he movie f rame by frame 5 Forwar ds th e movie fram e by f rame 7 Pres s the 4 bu tton. The selected fra m e is s a ved as a still pi ct[...]

  • Page 120

    118 5 Editi ng and Printing Image s 8 Use th e four-way c ontroller ( 23 ) to sel ect [Di vide]. 9 Pres s the 4 bu tton. The mov ie is div ided at t he spec ified posit ion, each segm ent i s saved as a new file , and th e ori gin al movie is dele ted. You can co py images f r o m the bu ilt-in m emory to the SD Memory Card and vic e versa. This f [...]

  • Page 121

    119 5 Editi ng and Printing Image s 3 Use th e four-way c ontroller ( 23 ) to sel ect [ 2}{ ]. 4 Pres s the 4 bu tton. All t he i mages a re copi ed to the SD M e m or y Card. Select ed images from the SD Memory Card are cop i ed to the built-i n memor y one by one. 3 Use th e four-way c ontroller ( 23 ) to select [ {}2 ]. 4 Pres s the 4 bu tton. 5[...]

  • Page 122

    120 5 Editi ng and Printing Image s Setting th e Printin g Se rvic e (DPOF) DPOF ( Di gita l Pr i nt Or der Fo rmat) i s the fo rmat for storin g print order data on still pictures capture d with a di git al camera. O nce the print or der data has been s tored, t he pict ures can be printed according to the DPOF sett i n gs by using a DPOF-comp at [...]

  • Page 123

    121 5 Editi ng and Printing Image s 3 Use th e four-way c ontroller ( 23 ) to sel ect [S ingle Imag e]. 4 Pres s the 4 bu tton. The message [Appl ies DPOF settings to this image ] appears. 5 Use th e four-way c ontroller ( 45 ) to select an image. If DP O F settings h ave alr eady b een made f or the s elected image, t he prev ious number of copies[...]

  • Page 124

    122 5 Editi ng and Printing Image s DPOF setti ngs are appli ed to all the image s sto red in t he camera. 1 Select [All Image s] in S t e p 3 on p.121. 2 Pres s the 4 bu tton. The me ssage [A pplies D POF s ettings to all images ] appear s. 3 Choo se the number of copies and sw itch O or P fo r [D at e ] set t in g. Ref er to Steps 6 and 7 i n “[...]

  • Page 125

    123 6 Sett i ngs Setting s Camera Se t t in gs To change th e mai n camera set tings, choos e each set ting on the [ W Sett i ng ] menu. Ref er to the ex pl a nation of the r espective functi ons for how t o change the set tings. 1 Pres s the 3 but ton in Q mo de. The [ W Sett ing] menu appea rs. 2 Use th e four-w ay controller ( 23 ) to s elect an[...]

  • Page 126

    124 6 Sett i ngs 1 Use th e four-way c ontroller ( 23 ) to select [F ormat] i n the [ W Setting] menu. 2 Pres s the four-w ay con t r oller ( 5 ). The [ Format ] sc reen ap pears. 3 Use th e four-way c ontroller ( 23 ) to sel ect [F ormat]. 4 Pres s the 4 bu tton. For m att ing star ts. When fo rmatti ng is complet ed, the c amera returns t o Q mod[...]

  • Page 127

    125 6 Sett i ngs 4 Use the four-way co ntroller ( 45 ) to adjust the volume. Set the volume to f t o mute the s tart-up sound, s hutt er soun d, oper ation so und, an d self- tim er sou nd. 5 Chang e [Playback V olume] i n the sam e way as in Steps 3 an d 4. 3 Use th e four-way c ontroller ( 23 ) to select [S tart-u p So und ]. 4 Pres s the four-w [...]

  • Page 128

    126 6 Sett i ngs 3 Pres s the four-way con troller ( 5 ). The frame mov es to [mm/dd/yy ]. Depend ing on t he in itial setting or previous setting , [d d /m m/yy] or [yy / mm/dd] may be display ed. 4 Use th e four-way c ontroller ( 23 ) to choose the d a te format. Choose from [mm/d d/yy], [dd/m m /yy] o r [y y /m m/dd ]. 5 Pres s the four-w ay con[...]

  • Page 129

    127 6 Sett i ngs 12 Chang e the ti m e i n the same way as in Steps 7 to 11. If you selec t [1 2 h] in Step 6, the camera aut o matically s w itc h es the disp lay betw een am and pm cor respond ing to t he tim e. 13 Pres s the four-w ay con t r oller ( 3 ) to select [S etti ngs complete]. 14 Pres s the 4 bu tton. The dat e and tim e settin gs are [...]

  • Page 130

    128 6 Sett i ngs 4 Pres s the four-w ay con t r oller ( 5 ). The [ X Dest ination ] scre en appea rs. Th e city that is cu rrently se lect ed blin ks on th e map. 5 Use th e four-way c ontroller ( 45 ) to cha nge the Destination city. The current tim e , lo cation and ti me diffe rence of t he sel ected city a ppear. 6 Use th e four-way c ontroller[...]

  • Page 131

    129 6 Sett i ngs 3 Use th e four-way c ontroller ( 23 ) to sel ect [S elect Time]. 4 Pres s the four-w ay con t r oller ( 5 ). A pul l-down menu a ppear s. 5 Use th e four-way c ontroller ( 23 ) to select X or W . X Displays the tim e of the Destina tio n city W Displays the tim e of the Hometown city 6 Pres s the 4 bu tton. The set ting is sa ved.[...]

  • Page 132

    130 6 Sett i ngs 3 Use th e four-way c ontroller ( 2345 ) to select the de sired l angua ge. 4 Pres s the 4 bu tton. The me nus and m e ssages are disp layed in the sele cted lan guage. You ca n change the naming syst em of the fol der for storin g images. When t h e naming system is set to [Date], pictures are saved in s eparate fol der s by the d[...]

  • Page 133

    131 6 Sett i ngs 3 Use th e four-way c ontroller ( 23 ) to select [P ENTX] or [Date]. 4 Pres s the 4 bu tton. The set ting is sa ved. When you take pi cture s and/ or play them back wit h the camera connect ed to AV equipment, sele ct an appropri at e video outpu t f or mat (NTSC or PAL). 1 Use the four-way c ontroller ( 23 ) to select [Video Out] [...]

  • Page 134

    132 6 Sett i ngs 2 Pres s the four-w ay con t r oller ( 5 ). A pul l-down menu a ppear s. 3 Use th e four-way c ontroller ( 23 ) to select th e wal lpa per ty pe. Choose from [1 ], [2 ] , [3 ] , [U S ER] or [Off ]. 4 Pres s the 4 bu tton. When [1], [2], [3 ] or [Off] is s e lected : The s ettin g is sav ed. When [USER] is selecte d : Use t he fo ur[...]

  • Page 135

    133 6 Sett i ngs You can save bat tery power by set t i ng the dis pl a y to di m automatic ally when no ope ration i s performed f or a fixed t i me. Aft er t he power sa ving funct ion has been acti vated, the displ ay returns t o the or dinary bri ght n ess if any butt on i s press ed. 1 Use th e four-way c ontroller ( 23 ) to select [P ower Sav[...]

  • Page 136

    134 6 Sett i ngs 2 Pres s the four-w ay con t r oller ( 5 ). A pul l-down menu a ppear s. 3 Use th e four-way c ontroller ( 23 ) to select th e time until the camera turns off automatically. Choose from [5 m in.], [3 m in .] o r [O ff ]. 4 Pres s the 4 bu tton. The set ting is sa ved. You can choose t he start -up scre en di s played when the camer[...]

  • Page 137

    135 6 Sett i ngs choose t he PENTAX logo scr een or the Gui de Disp lay Star t-up screen alre ady stor ed in t he ca mera. 4 Pres s the 4 bu tton. The start-up screen is s e t. Pixel M appi ng is a f u nction for mapp ing out and cor recting def ective pixel s in the CCD senso r. Run the Pi xel Mappi ng function i f image dots always seem t o be de[...]

  • Page 138

    136 6 Sett i ngs You can tur n on the camer a by pressing and hol ding the Q button. 1 Use th e four-way c ontroller ( 23 ) to select [P layback Mode] in the [ W S et tin g] menu . 2 Use th e four-way c ontroller ( 45 ) to select O or P . O St art s up in P layback Mode P Does not st ar t up in P laybac k Mode 3 Pres s the 4 bu tton. The set ting i[...]

  • Page 139

    137 7 Connectin g to a Com puter Conn e ctin g to a Comp uter Conn ecti ng to a Comp uter Set the dev i c e to which the camera i s connec t ed with the USB c able. 1 Tur n your camer a on. 2 Use th e four-way c ontroller ( 23 ) to select [US B Co nne ction] in the [ W Setting] menu. 3 Pres s the four-w ay con t r oller ( 5 ). A pul l-down menu a p[...]

  • Page 140

    138 7 Connectin g to a Com puter Unless othe rwise speci fied, select M SC when connec ting this camera to a compu t er . Connect your camer a to the computer using the pro vided USB c able. 1 Turn the computer on. 2 Tur n your camer a off . 3 Conn ect your ca mera to the computer using the USB cab le. Face the } mark o n the US B cable tow ards th[...]

  • Page 141

    139 7 Connectin g to a Com puter When t h e camera is bei ng used by an appli cati on such as MediaI mpression, it ca nnot be disconnec ted unti l the applicat i on is clos ed. 1 Click th e [Safely Remove Hardware] i con in the task bar located at the bottom-right corner of the desktop . 2 Click [E ject (the d evice conn ected)]. The me ssage a ppe[...]

  • Page 142

    140 7 Connectin g to a Com puter Usin g th e Prov ided S oftw are The f ollowing software is in cluded i n the pr ovided CD-ROM . Image v iewing/managi ng/editin g software “Med i aIm pr ess i on 3.1 for PENTAX” (for Windows) “Med i aIm pr ess i on 2.1 for PENTAX” (for Macintosh) Lang ua ges : En glis h, Fre nch , Ge rm an, S pan ish, Po rt[...]

  • Page 143

    141 7 Connectin g to a Com puter Inst all t he image vi ewing/managi ng/edit i n g softwar e “MediaI m p r es s i on” . This section outline s instal lation steps in Windows 7 as an example . 1 Tur n your W i ndow s PC on. 2 Insert the provided CD-ROM int o the CD/DVD drive. If th e inst allati on scr een app ear s, go to Step 5. Wi ndow s 9 5,[...]

  • Page 144

    142 7 Connectin g to a Com puter 3 Click [Computer] in the Start menu. 4 Double-c l i ck t h e CD/DVD drive i c on. The ins tallat ion screen appe ars. 5 Click [M ediaImpression 3. 1 for PENTA X]. 6 Ch oos e a l an guage in the “Ch oos e Set up Lan guage ” screen and click [OK]. The set up scre en appear s. Foll ow the on- scre en guidan ce and[...]

  • Page 145

    143 7 Connectin g to a Com puter 1 Tur n your Macin tosh o n. 2 Insert the provided CD-ROM int o the CD/DVD drive. 3 Double-click the CD-ROM icon. 4 Doub l e-click the [Pentax Software I nstaller] icon. The ins tallat ion screen appe ars. 5 Click [M ediaImpression 2. 1 for PENTA X]. The set up scree n appea rs. Follow t he on-s creen g uidance and [...]

  • Page 146

    144 7 Connectin g to a Com puter In o rder to better serve you, we reque st that you com plete the pro duct regi strati on. If t h e comput er is connec ted to the Inte rnet, p lease click [ Product Regist ration] on the i nstallati on screen. The wor ld map screen s hown on the rig ht for I nternet Pr od uct Regi str at i on is displ ayed. Cl i c [...]

  • Page 147

    145 7 Connectin g to a Com puter 3 Click the folder icon next to [Des tina tio n Folde r] and specify th e desti nation locati on. To tra nsfer all imag es, pr oceed to S tep 5. 4 Select an ima ge to transfer. To sel ect m ultip le imag es, choo se the i mages w hile pr essin g the C trl key. 5 Click [Import]. A mess age app ears wh en trans fer i [...]

  • Page 148

    146 7 Connectin g to a Com puter 1 Conn ect t h e camera to your Macint osh. Ref er to Steps 2 to 4 on p.138 f or det ails. 2 Double-c lick t h e [Med iaImpression 2.1 for PENTA X] icon in t he [Applicatio ns] f o l der. Medi aImpr essi on 2. 1 for PE NTAX star ts and th e start page appear s. 3 Click [Import]. The I m p ort scre en appe ars. 4 Sel[...]

  • Page 149

    147 7 Connectin g to a Com puter 5 Click [Import]. The i m a ges are transfe rred to the comput er and t he Medi a Br owser scre en appears . When a message a ppears a fter transfer is c o mplete , c li ck [Done ]. • If t he i mages fr om the camer a are not disp laye d in the I m port s cre en, sele ct [NO NA ME] ( or th e vo lume lab el nam e) [...]

  • Page 150

    148 8 Appendix Appen dix Funct ion s Avai lable for Each Sh ooti ng Mo de z : C an be set. ×: Can not be set. b R 9 A B c R d Zoom bu tton Zoom operation zz z *1 zz Flash Mode , (Auto) zz z × z a (Flash O ff) zzzz z b (Fla sh On) zz × zz d (Flas h On + Red-ey e) zz × zz Dr iv e Mode 9 (Stand ard) zz zzz g (Self- timer) zzzz z Z (2 sec . S elf-t[...]

  • Page 151

    149 8 Appendix a f K b H B K U c Q c S N o p C Pa ge zz *2 zz z z *1 Zoom op eration Zoom button p.63 zz × zz × , (Auto ) Flash Mode p.70 zz × *3 zz × *3 a (Flash O ff) zz × zz × b (Fla sh On) zz × zz × d (Flash On + Red- eye) zz z z z z 9 (Standar d) Drive Mode — zz z z z z g (Self-timer ) p.71 zz z z z z Z (2 sec. Se lf -tim er) zz ×[...]

  • Page 152

    150 8 Appendix Mess ages Mess ages such as the fol l owing m ay appear on the dis pl a y duri ng came r a oper ation. Message D escri ptio n Batte ry deple ted The ba ttery i s exhaus ted. Charg e the ba tter y using the power adap ter D- PA116 (p . 31). Memory card full The SD M emo ry Car d is full and no more ima ges ca n be sa ved . Inse rt a n[...]

  • Page 153

    151 8 Appendix Im age fo lder can not be c reate d The larges t f ile num ber ( 9999) h as b een a ssi gned to an i mage i n the l arg est f olde r num ber ( 999 ) and no mo re image s can be saved . Ins ert a new SD Mem ory C ard or form at the ca rd/b uilt- in mem ory (p. 123 ). Pro tected T he imag e you are trying to del ete is p rotect ed (p .[...]

  • Page 154

    152 8 Appendix Tr ou bles ho oti ng Pr obl em Cause Rem edy The camera will not turn on Th e batt ery is no t installed Ch e ck if a ba t tery is installed. Th e batt ery is exha uste d C harge t h e ba ttery . No i mage app ear s on th e dis play The camera is conn ecte d to a c omput er The dis pla y is off whe n the ca mera i s conne cted to a c[...]

  • Page 155

    153 8 Appendix Th e su bject is not in fo cus Th e su bje ct i s d iffi cult to focu s o n wi th au to fo cus Lo ck the focus on an obje ct the same dista nce awa y as th e subj ect (by press ing and h oldin g the s hutter re lease butt on halfw ay), then aim t he cam era at your subj ect and pres s t he s hutt er rele ase but ton ful ly (p. 56). T[...]

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    154 8 Appendix Def ault S etti ngs The t able below list s the f actory de fault s ettings. The mean i ng of the indi cations fo r menu item s wi t h a d efault set ting is expla i ne d below. La st Me m ory Set ting Yes : The curr ent sett ing ( l as t m e mory) i s saved when t he camera i s turned off. No : The set t ing retu rns t o the def aul[...]

  • Page 157

    155 8 Appendix  [ C Movi e] Menu Items Memory Flas h Mod e O (O n) Yes Yes p.87 Dri ve M ode P (Off ) Ye s Yes Fo cus Mod e P (Off) Yes Yes Zoom Po sition P (O ff) Yes Ye s White Ba lan c e P (Off ) Yes Yes Sensitivity P ( Off ) Yes Yes EV Comp ensat ion P (Off ) Yes Yes Fa ce Dete ct ion P (Off ) Yes Ye s Dig ita l Zo om O (O n) Y es Yes DISPL [...]

  • Page 158

    156 8 Appendix  [ W Settin g] Menu Items Item D efault Setting Las t Memory Settin g Re set Settin g Pa ge Sound Op era tio n Vol ume 3 Yes Ye s p.12 4 P lay back Vol ume 3 Yes Ye s Star t-up Sound Off Yes Yes Shut ter Soun d 1 Yes Yes Op era tio n Soun d 1 Ye s Yes Self- time r Soun d 1 Yes Y es Dat e Ad j us t m ent Da te Forma t (date) A ccor[...]

  • Page 159

    157 8 Appendix  Playback Mode Palett e I t ems Item D efault Setting Las t Memory Settin g Re set Settin g Pa ge Sl id esho w In te rva l 3 s ec . Y es Y es p.94 Scre en Effe ct Wi pe Yes Y es Sound Ef fect O (On ) Y es Y es Im age Ro tatio n No rmal — — p. 96 Small Face Filter G (appr ox. 7%) No No p. 107 Mi niat ure F ilt er ( Blu rring of[...]

  • Page 160

    158 8 Appendix  Key Opera t i on Ite m Funct ion De fa ult Settin g Las t Memory Settin g Re set Settin g Pa ge Q bu tton Opera tio n Mode Q mode — — — Z oom bu tton Zoom P osit ion F ull w i de- ang le * No p.63 Four -way controller 2 Dri ve M ode 9 ( S ta nda rd) * Y es p. 71 3 Shoo ting Mode b (Aut o Pict ure) Yes Y es p.57 4 Flas h Mod[...]

  • Page 161

    159 8 Appendix List of Worl d Tim e Citi es Cit y : indicates cities that can be set as either the Initial Set ting (p.37) or t he Wo r ld Time (p.127). Vide o Output Forma t: indicates th e video output format of the city set as the i nitial set ting. Region Cit y Video Output Form at Region Cit y Video Output Form at North Ameri ca Hono l ulu NTS[...]

  • Page 162

    160 8 Appendix Op tional Ac cessor ies A number of dedi cated accesso ries are avai l a bl e for t his camera. Product s marked with an asteri sk (*) are the same as those sup plied with the camer a.  Power sup ply Recharg eable l ithi um-ion battery D- LI 1 08 (*) Powe r adapter D-PA116 (*) Batt ery charger D-BC108  Cable USB cable I-USB116 [...]

  • Page 163

    161 8 Appendix Main Sp ecifi catio ns Ty pe F ully au tomat ic com pact di gital camer a wit h buil t-in zo om lens Num ber of Effective Pixels Appro x. 16 m egap ixe ls Im age Sen sor 1/2. 3 inch CC D Num ber of Re cord ed Pixe ls Still m (4 608 ×3456 ), n (345 6×3456 ), o (4608 ×25 92), 6 (3 072×23 04) , h (1920 ×10 80), m (64 0×480) * Fi x[...]

  • Page 164

    162 8 Appendix Appr oxim ate Image St ora ge C apacit y a nd Rec ording Tim e Still Pictures Built-in Memo ry 2 GB SD Memory Car d m 46 08×3456 13 pi ctur es 640 p ictur es n 3456×34 56 18 p ictur es 842 p ict ures o 4608×25 92 18 p ictur es 842 p ict ures 6 3072×230 4 25 p ictur es 11 59 pi ct ures h 1 920 ×1080 72 p ictur es 32 35 pict ures [...]

  • Page 165

    163 8 Appendix Sh ake Reduct ion Sti ll Hig h-sen sitivi t y an ti-shak e mode (D igita l SR) Movie Ele ctron i c Movie Shake Reduction (Movie SR) Dis play 2.7 inch wide -LCD, appro x. 23 0,000 d ots Pl ayback Modes Sing le-frame , 6-fra me, 12-f rame , Enlarg ement (m ax . 1 0×, scrol lable), Fol der Di sp la y, Ca len dar Di spl a y, H ist og ra[...]

  • Page 166

    164 8 Appendix Bu ilt-in Fla sh Mode s Auto, Fla sh Off, F lash O n , Flas h On + Red -eye Fl ash Range Wide-a ngle: appro x. 0.3 m - 3. 6 m (a pprox. 1.0 f t - 12 ft) (S ens itiv ity : in A uto co ndi tio n) Telep hoto: a pprox. 1. 0 m - 2. 2 m (a pprox. 3.3 f t - 7.2 ft) (S ens itiv ity : in A uto co ndi tio n) Dr ive Modes Sing le-frame , Self -[...]

  • Page 167

    165 8 Appendix WARRANTY POLICY All PE NTA X ca mera s pu rcha se d thro ugh au th ori zed bo na fi de phot og rap hic dis tri butio n chan nels a re gu arant eed ag ains t d efects o f ma teri al or wo rkmans hip for a p eri od of tw elve mo nths from date of pur cha se. Se rvic e wi ll be r ende r e d, and def ecti ve pa rts w i l l be re plac ed [...]

  • Page 168

    166 8 Appendix • Thi s warra nty po licy d oes n ot a f f ect the cu stome r’s st atut ory r igh ts. • T he lo cal w arrant y p olicie s avail able from PENTA X distri but ors in s ome coun tri es can sup ersed e thi s warr an ty p olic y. T her efore, we r ecommen d th at yo u revie w th e wa rrant y car d supp lied w ith y our produc t a t [...]

  • Page 169

    167 8 Appendix For custo m ers in USA STATEMENT OF FCC COMPLI ANCE This device com plie s with Par t 15 of th e FCC Rules . Operati on is s ubject to the f ollowing t w o condi t ions : (1) This devi ce may not cause har mful int erference, and (2) this devi ce must accept any inte rference received, incl uding inte r f erence th at may cause undes[...]

  • Page 170

    168 8 Appendix De cl aratio n of Conform ity According to 47CFR , Parts 2 and 15 for Class B Perso nal Computer s and Peri pherals We: PENTAX RICO H IMAGI NG AMERICAS CORPORATION Located at: 633 17 St reet , Suite 2600 Denve r , Colorado 80202 U.S.A. Phone : 800-877-0155 Fax: 303-790-1131 Declar e under sole resp onsibilit y that the produ ct ident[...]

  • Page 171

    169 8 Appendix Infor mation f or Users on Colle ction and D ispos al o f Ol d Equi pmen t and Used Batte r ies 1. I n the Eu ropean Uni o n These sym bols on the produ cts, packagi ng and/or accom panying document s mean that used electr ical and el ectroni c equipm ent and b atterie s should not be mixed wit h general house hold was t e . Used el [...]

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    170 8 Appendix[...]

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    171 8 Appendix In dex Sym bols A Mode . ..... ....... ..... .... 12, 4 6 Q Mode ..................... 12, 46 Q butt on .... ..... .... ..... .. 42, 4 4 [ A Re c. Mod e ] menu ......................... 50, 1 54 [ C Mo vie] Menu . ..... .. 51, 155 [ W Setting] menu ....... 52, 1 56 i Delet e .. ..... ..... ..... .... 89, 98 T Te le ..... ..... ..... [...]

  • Page 174

    172 8 Appendix Colo r Emp has is filt er .. ..... 1 10 Col or fil ter . ........ .... ..... ..... . 1 10 Connecting to a T V .......... 1 03 Continuo us Shooting j .... 7 1 Contr ast .. ..... ..... .... ..... ..... ... 81 Cop y ..... .... ..... ..... ..... .... .... 1 18 Cropping ...................... .... 1 06 D Date and time set ting ..... .....[...]

  • Page 175

    173 8 Appendix Language s etting ....... 37, 129 M Macin tosh .... ..... .... ..... ..... . 141 Macr o q ... ..... ..... ..... .... ..... . 73 Magnify y ..... ..... ..... .... ..... . 97 Manual K ..... ....... ..... ..... ... 77 Mass Storage Class ........ 1 37 Medi aImpress i on ....... ..... . 1 40 Memor y .... ..... ..... ....... ..... ... 87 3 [...]

  • Page 176

    174 8 Appendix Se lf-tim er g .. ..... ..... ....... ... 71 Sensi tivit y .... ..... .... ..... ..... ... 78 Sepi a fil ter ..... ..... ..... ....... . 1 10 Setting m enu ............. 52, 156 Shade H ..... ..... ..... .... ..... . 77 Shake Reducti on . ........ ...... 86 Shar pne ss ..... ..... ..... .... ..... . 80 Shooting inform at ion ........[...]

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    ENG Digi tal Camera Opera ting Manual To en sure t he best per formance f r om your camer a, ple ase read t he Oper ating Manu al befor e using t he camer a. • Sp ecifi cati ons and e xterna l dime nsions are s ubj ect to ch ange wi tho ut not ice. OP LS 46501 /E NG Copy rig ht © P ENTAX RICO H IM AGIN G CO. , LTD . 20 12 FOM 01 .05. 2012 P rint[...]