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Rollei Compactline 83 manual

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    28 28 1. P arts of the digital camera ........................................................ 30 2. Preparing for using ................................................................... 31 Installing the Battery .................................................................... Charge the battery ...............................................[...]

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    UK 29 T hank you for purchasing this product. Please read these operating instructions carefully in order to use the digital video camera correctly . K eep the instructions in a safe place after reading so that you can refer to them later . Precautions Before using the digital camera, please ensure that you read and understand the safety precaution[...]

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    30 30 1: Flash strobe 2: Shutter button 3: P ower button 4: Self-timer indicator light 5: Lens 6: USB jack 7: Microphone 8: Left/self-timer button 9: Playback button 10: Zoom out button 11: Zoom in button 12: Status indicator light 13: Hand strap 14: Up/Display button 15: Right / Flash button 16: Ok button 17: Down/Mode button 18: Battery /SD card [...]

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    UK 31  2. Preparing for using Installing the Battery 1: Push the lock button (1) down to open the battery cover . 2: Insert the battery with the positive (+) and negative (-) poles matching the directions indicated inside the battery compartment. 3: After the battery is properly installed, replace the battery cover until a clearly click is heard[...]

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    32 32 Charge the battery Please charge the battery when the indicator shows the icon. 1: P ower OFF; connect the A C-adaptor to the camera USB-port. 2: Plug the A C-adaptor to the electrical outlet. 3: Charging starts when charge indicator LED turns GREEN . T he charge indicator light turns OFF when charging is completed. 4: Disconnect the camera. [...]

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    UK 33  • T oreleasethememorycardopenthe battery cover firstly and then press the edge of the card gently . Format the memory card It is important to format the memory card when it is the first time you use this digital camera. All data will be deleted including protected files . Be sure to download important file[...]

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    34 34 Setting the date and time 1: T urn the power on, press the MENU button to display the menu. 2: Press the Left or Right button to select [Capture Setting] Menu. 3: Press the Up or Down button to select [Date] then press the OK button to launch the submenu. 4: Press the Up or Down button to select [Set Date] then press the OK button to launch t[...]

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    UK 35 2. Image Size 4000x3000 3648x2736 3264x2448 3072X2304 2592x1944 2048x1536 1600x1200 640x480 3. Scene Mode Auto Night P ortrait Night Scenery P ortrait Scenery Sport P arty Beach High Sensitivity 4. F ace Detect On Off 5. Smile Capture On Off 6. Self T imer Off 2 Seconds 5 Seconds 10 Seconds 7. Number of pictures Remaining on SD Card 8. Zoom V[...]

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    36 36 16. Flash Mode Always On Auto Off 17. SD Card inserted No protect status Protect status  No protect status Protect status  Always On Auto Off  Video r ecord mode [ ] 1. Video record icon 2. Video size 3. Recording time available 4. Zoom value level 5. Battery power level 6.  Exposure 7. White Balance 8. Sharpness 9.  Imagequ[...]

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    UK 37 2. Image/Video size 3. File catalogue on SD card/ Current Image Number#/ Video#/Audio# 4. Date Imprint 5. Video recording time 6. Battery power level 7. Date stamp (Only still Image mode) 8. Press the SHUTTER button to playback video file 9. Press the UP button to automatically play slide show . 10. SD Card inserted 3. Using this digital cam[...]

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    38 38 Note: Y ou can only switch the digital camera to playback mode by using the PLA YBACK button. Press the PLA YBACK button to set the camera to playback mode  and press it again to set it record mode . T aking still images 1. T urn on the digital camera and set the digital camera to default capture mode, the icon appears on the LCD screen. 2[...]

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    UK 39 Off: Don’t use self-timer . 2 Seconds: T he shutter release will delay for 2 seconds . 5 Seconds: T he shutter release will delay for 5 seconds . 10 Seconds: T he shutter release will delay for 10 seconds . 3. Press the SHUTTER button to tak e a picture . 4. After Self-timer begins , the self-timer LED will flash. one second for a flash, [...]

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    40 40 Recording a video clip 1. T urn on the digital camera, press the DOWN/MODE button to set the digital camera to video record mode . 2. Zooming: Press the T or W button to zoom in or zoom out the screen. T he v alue of magnification level appears on the LCD monitor . 3. Press the SHUTTER button to start recording. 4. Press the SHUTTERagain to [...]

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    UK 41 Menu item Function Scene Y ou can select the scene mode according to the image your wish to capture . T here are 9 av ailable modes . [Auto]/[Night P ortrait]/[Night Scenery]/[P ortr ait]/[Scenery] [Sport]/[P arty]/[Beach]/[High Sensitivity Image Size T here are eight options for choice: [12M]: 4000x3000; [10M]: 3648x2736; [8M]: 3264x2448; [7[...]

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    42 42 Shooting Self T imer Use the self-timer to set a delay from the time the shutter button is pressed to the time the image is shot. [Off]/[2 Seconds]/[5 Seconds]/ [10 Seconds] Capture Setting ISO T he ISO menu allows you to set the level of sensitivity that your camera has to light in the surrounding en- vironment. [Auto]/[100]/[200]/[400] Date[...]

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    UK 43 Image Setting F requency Light Frequency should be set to either 60Hz or 50Hz depending on your region. [50HZ]/[60HZ] Image Quality Select a lower image quality to decrease the image size in order to capture more images . T here are three options for choice: [Super Fine]/[Fine]/[Normal] Sharpness Y ou can set the level of sharpness in the ima[...]

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    44 44 Menu in video mode 1. In video record mode press the MENU button to display the menuand press the LEFT or RIGHT buttons to select the desired menu. 2. Press the UP or DOWN buttons toselect an item. 3. Press the OK button to enter the submenu. 4. Use the UP or DOWN buttons to select the desired item. 5.  PresstheOKbuttontocon[...]

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    UK 45 Image Setting Image Quality Select a lower image quality to decrease the image size in order to capture more images . T here are three options for choice: [Super Fine]/[Fine]/[Normal] Sharpness Y ou can set the level of sharpness in the images tak en with your camera. T he sharpness level dictates if the edges of objects in the image are more[...]

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    46 46 5. Playback Menu item Function Auto P ower Off T o save power , the digital camer a is turned off automatically after a period of time . T here are seven options for choice: [Off ]/[1Minute]/[2 Minutes]/[3 Minutes]/[4 Minutes]/ [5 Minutes]/[10 Minutes] Sound Effect Sets the operation sound on or off . Language Select a on-screen language for [...]

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    UK 47 Playing back movie clips 1. Set the digital camera to playback mode . 2. Press the LEFT or RIGHT buttons to select the movie clips you want to playback. 3. Press the SHUTTER button to start playing and press it again to pause , press UP button to end the playing. Playing back audio files 1. Press the PLA YBACK button to set the digital camer[...]

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    48 48 Menu item Function Rotate Use this function to rotate the images . [90o]:Rotate the image 90 degrees in clockwise . [180o]: Rotate the image 180 degrees in clockwise . [270o]: Rotate the image 270 degrees in clockwise . [Cancel]: No rotate the image . Protect Use this function to protect the files from being deleted by accident. [Lock T his][...]

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    UK 49 6. Making connections Connecting the Digital camera to a PC T here are two ways to download files from the digital camera‘s internal memory or memory card to a Computer: • Byinsertingthememorycardintoacardreader • ByconnectingthecameratoacomputerusingthesuppliedUSBcable . U[...]

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    50 50 7. Software Installation Insert the CD into your CD-ROM drive . T he autorun menu appears: T he following software listed below will be seen on the menu of the bundled softw are CD on your computer screen: •InstallMAGIX VideoeasySE-Installssoftwareforeditingvideoclips .  •InstallMAGIXPhoto?[...]

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    UK 51 System requir ements for Magix Video Easy SE: • Intel® P entium 4 or AMD® Athlon® 1 GHz and higher • 512 MB RAM • 4 00 MB free hard disk memory and a DVD drive for program installation • Graphicscardwithascreenresolutionofatleast1024x768 • Sound card Supported devices: • Video [...]

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    52 52 Resolution [8M]: 3264x2448; [7M]: 3072x2304; [5M]: 2592x1944; [3M]: 2048x1536; [2M]: 1600x1200; [VGA]: 640x480; Video: HD:1280x720 HD; D1:720x480; VGA: 640x480; QV GA: 320x240 Sensitivity ISO Auto/100/200/400 White balance Auto/Daylight/Cloudy/Incandescent/Fluoresce Exposure control -3EV to +3EV in 1step Continue shot YES Self-timer 2 /5 /10 [...]