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LCD Digital Camera
QV-4000
User’s Guide
Congratulations
upon your
selection of the
new CASIO
Digital Camera.
To get the most
out of your new
CASIO Digital
Camera, make
sure you read
this manual
carefully and
keep it on hand
for future
reference.
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CONTENTS
CONTENTS
Monitor Screen
Indicators
....................................... E-22
Attaching
a Conversion
Lens,
REC mode
E-22
Close-up
Lens, or Filter ........................................ E-106
the Exposure Mode ............................... E-82
E-6Specifying
INTRODUCTION
Full Auto
E-82
Program AE
Quick
Reference .......................................................E-83
E-6
Aperture Priority AE
E-84
Getting Ready
E-6
Shutter Speed Priority AE
E-85
Recording an Image
E-7
Manual Exposure
E-87
Viewing (Playing Back) an Image
E-8
Using
the Continuous
Deleting
an Image Shutter Mode ....................... E-88
E-9
PLAY mode
Installing
a Conversion Lens or Close-up Lens
Changing
the Contents of the Monitor Screen
Using
a Filter
Indicator display ...................................................... E-24
Operation
Indicator Lamp ....................................... E-25
E-109
PLAYBACK
Operation/card access lamp
Using
the AEB
(Automatic Exposure Bracketing) Mode .. E-89
Features
..................................................................
E-11
To
configure
AEB Mode settings
Recording
Features
E-23
E-106
E-24
E-108
E-25
Flash
ChargeOperation
lamp
E-26
Basic
Playback
..................................... E-109
E-89
E-13
AF Assist Light/Self-timer Lamp
E-26
To record an image using AEB
E-90
Precautions
............................................................. E-14
Creating
a Panorama
General
Precautions.............................................. E-91
E-14
Playing a Movie ..................................................... E-110
Using the Bundled Accessories .............................. E-27
Playing
a Panorama
E-111
Attaching
the Neck..............................................
Strap
E-27
Operating
conditions
E-15
Recording
a Movie
.................................................. E-93
Adjusting
Length ofImage
the Neck
Strap
E-27
Enlarging
thethe
Playback
..............................
E-112
Condensation
E-15
RECLens
Mode
Camera Settings .................................. E-94
Precautions
E-16
Specifying
Image Size
and Quality
E-94
About the camera’s
backlight…
E-16
Enhancing Certain Colors
E-96
Using the Filter Function
E-97
E-17 GETTING
ACQUAINTED
Specifying Color
Saturation
E-97
Specifying Contrast
E-98
Specifying
Sharpness
E-98
General
GuideOutline
.........................................................
E-17
Turning
E-99
Front the On-screen Grid On and Off
E-17
Inserting
a Time Stamp into an Image
E-100
Back
E-18
Specifying
Power On Default Settings
E-101
Side
E-19
Resetting
E-102
Bottom the Camera
E-19
Loading Batteries
E-29
Using
Power
E-33
Using
theAC
Slide
Show Feature .............................. E-117
Turning the Camera On and Off
E-35
Resizing
Image
................................................ E-118
Poweran
Save
Settings
E-35
Memory Cards ......................................................... E-37
Inserting a Memory
Card into the Camera
E-119 DELETING
IMAGES
E-37
Removing a Memory Card from the Camera
E-38
Formatting
a Memory Image
Card ............................... E-119
E-39
Deleting
the Displayed
Memory Card Precautions
E-40
Deleting
Selected Precautions
Images ..................................... E-120
IBM Microdrive
E-41
E-104
E-104
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E-28
Displaying
the Histogram
and
Battery Handling
Precautions
E-32
Other
Image Indicator
Information ................................... E-115
Low Battery
E-33
Using
the Remote
Shutter Release ...................... E-103
Mode Dials
..............................................................
E-20
an External
Flash ........................................
Using the
Control Button
.........................................E-104
E-21
External Flash Unit Requirements
Attaching an External Flash Unit
Using the Lens Cap
Displaying the 9-image View ................................ E-113
Power
Requirements
E-29
Selecting
a Specific ..............................................
Image in the 9-image View
E-114
Deleting
All Images
in Selected Folders ............... E-121
Menu Screens
.........................................................
E-42
Deleting All Unprotected Images .......................... E-122
E-2
E-124
MANAGING
CONTENTS
Using the
a Memory
Card to Transfer Image Data .... E-140
Flash .......................................................
E-55
Setting the Current Date and Time ......................... E-43
Setting the Date and Time
E-43
Selecting
the Date
Format
E-44
Folders
and Files
...................................................
E-123
E-45
Folders
Files
BASIC IMAGE RECORDING
Memory Card
Selecting
the Flash
Data Mode
FlashProtocol
DCF
Status Indicators
AdjustingCard
Memory
the Flash
File Structure
Intensity
Changing
Image
Files
theSupported
Sync Speed
by the Camera
Selecting a Flash
Precautions
when Sync
UsingSetting
a Memory Card
Precautions
on a Computer
when Using Flash
E-123
E-124
Protecting Images Against Deletion ..................... E-125
Protecting
Images
Using
the FullSelected
Auto Mode
........................................E-125
E-45
Selecting
Using
the the
HTML
Focus
Card
Mode
Browser
......................................
............................. E-145
E-61
Protecting
Unprotecting All Images
Recording and
Precautions
E-47
in Selected Folders
E-126
Focusing
E-47
Protecting
Unprotecting All Images
E-127
About Autoand
Focus
E-48
Image
Recording when the Batteries are Low
E-48
DPOF
.....................................................................
E-127
About
RECSettings
Mode Monitor
ScreenImages
E-49
Makingthe
DPOF
for Particular
E-128
Specifying
Using
Auto the
Focus
Card
(Multi-area
Browser Type
Auto Focus)
E-145
E-62
Using theCard
Viewing
SpotBrowser
Auto Focus
File Contents
Mode
E-147
E-63
Using the
Saving
Card
Manual
Browser
Focus
Files
Mode
E-149
E-64
Using the Infinity Mode
E-65
Using the Macro Mode
E-65
E-150 REFERENCE
Using Focus Lock
E-66
Expanding the Focus Area
E-67
Camera
Shake
Indicator
E-67
Camera
Menus
......................................................
E-150
REC mode
Selecting
the Metering Mode ..................................E-150
E-68
PLAY mode
E-151
Making
DPOF
Settings
for Particular Folders
E-129
Using
Optical
Zoom
................................................
E-49
Making DPOF Settings of All Images
Usingon
the
for Recording ........................E-129
E-51
theViewfinder
Memory Card
Using
Self-timer
................................................
E-52
PRINTthe
Image
Matching
......................................... E-130
Camera Orientation Detection ................................ E-53
Selecting White Balance ......................................... E-69
Mode
Settings ....................................................... E-152
Adjusting White Balance Manually
E-70
E-131 OTHER SETTINGS
E-54 OTHER RECORDING FUNCTIONS
Settings in Each Mode
E-152
Using
AEMode
Lock +.........................................................
E-71
Drive
Exposure Mode Combinations
E-153
Changing the Menu Language ............................. E-131
Installinga aSingle
Different
Language
Set .....................E-131
Recording
Image
(1-Image)
E-54
Previewing
the Last Image
Recorded
E-54
Turning
the Confirmation
Beep
On and Off .......... E-135
Exposure
Compensation
.........................................E-154
E-72
Full
Auto Mode
Settings ........................................
Menu
Using
theSettings
Histogram ...............................................E-154
E-74
Non-Menu Settings
Deleting the Last Image Recorded in the REC Mode E-55
Copying a Scene from the CD-ROM Best Shot Library E-77
Specifications
........................................................
E-160
Registering Your
Own Best Shot Scenes
E-80
Connecting to a Television .................................... E-136
Specifying the Location of Best Shot Mode Scenes
E-137
Connecting to a Computer .................................... E-138
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E-154
Using Digital Zoom .................................................. E-75
Troubleshooting ..................................................... E-155
Instant
Setup Using the Best Shot Mode ...............E-158
E-76
Messages
E-136 CONNECTING TO EXTERNAL EQUIPMENT
Selecting the Video Output Signal Mode
E-141
E-55
E-141
E-56
E-142
E-57
E-143
E-57
E-58
E-144
E-60
E-3
E-81
CONTENTS
CONTENTS
Monitor Screen
Indicators
....................................... E-22
Attaching
a Conversion
Lens,
REC mode
E-22
Close-up
Lens, or Filter ........................................ E-106
the Exposure Mode ............................... E-82
E-6Specifying
INTRODUCTION
Full Auto
E-82
Program AE
Quick
Reference .......................................................E-83
E-6
Aperture Priority AE
E-84
Getting Ready
E-6
Shutter Speed Priority AE
E-85
Recording an Image
E-7
Manual Exposure
E-87
Viewing (Playing Back) an Image
E-8
Using
the Continuous
Deleting
an Image Shutter Mode ....................... E-88
E-9
PLAY mode
Installing
a Conversion Lens or Close-up Lens
Changing
the Contents of the Monitor Screen
Using
a Filter
Indicator display ...................................................... E-24
Operation
Indicator Lamp ....................................... E-25
E-109
PLAYBACK
Operation/card access lamp
Using
the AEB
(Automatic Exposure Bracketing) Mode .. E-89
Features
..................................................................
E-11
To
configure
AEB Mode settings
Recording
Features
E-23
E-106
E-24
E-108
E-25
Flash
ChargeOperation
lamp
E-26
Basic
Playback
..................................... E-109
E-89
E-13
AF Assist Light/Self-timer Lamp
E-26
To record an image using AEB
E-90
Precautions
............................................................. E-14
Creating
a Panorama
General
Precautions.............................................. E-91
E-14
Playing a Movie ..................................................... E-110
Using the Bundled Accessories .............................. E-27
Playing
a Panorama
E-111
Attaching
the Neck..............................................
Strap
E-27
Operating
conditions
E-15
Recording
a Movie
.................................................. E-93
Adjusting
Length ofImage
the Neck
Strap
E-27
Enlarging
thethe
Playback
..............................
E-112
Condensation
E-15
RECLens
Mode
Camera Settings .................................. E-94
Precautions
E-16
Specifying
Image SizebacklightÉ
and Quality
E-94
About the cameraÕs
E-16
Enhancing Certain Colors
E-96
Using the Filter Function
E-97
E-17 GETTING
ACQUAINTED
Specifying Color
Saturation
E-97
Specifying Contrast
E-98
Specifying
Sharpness
E-98
General
GuideOutline
.........................................................
E-17
Turning
E-99
Front the On-screen Grid On and Off
E-17
Inserting
a Time Stamp into an Image
E-100
Back
E-18
Specifying
Power On Default Settings
E-101
Side
E-19
Resetting
E-102
Bottom the Camera
E-19
Loading Batteries
E-29
Using
Power
E-33
Using
theAC
Slide
Show Feature .............................. E-117
Turning the Camera On and Off
E-35
Resizing
Image
................................................ E-118
Poweran
Save
Settings
E-35
Memory Cards ......................................................... E-37
Inserting a Memory
Card into the Camera
E-119 DELETING
IMAGES
E-37
Removing a Memory Card from the Camera
E-38
Formatting
a Memory Image
Card ............................... E-119
E-39
Deleting
the Displayed
Memory Card Precautions
E-40
Deleting
Selected Precautions
Images ..................................... E-120
IBM Microdrive
E-41
E-104
E-104
Downloaded from ManualsCamera.com Manuals
E-28
Displaying
the Histogram
and
Battery Handling
Precautions
E-32
Other
Image Indicator
Information ................................... E-115
Low Battery
E-33
Using
the Remote
Shutter Release ...................... E-103
Mode Dials
..............................................................
E-20
an External
Flash ........................................
Using the
Control Button
.........................................E-104
E-21
External Flash Unit Requirements
Attaching an External Flash Unit
Using the Lens Cap
Displaying the 9-image View ................................ E-113
Power
Requirements
E-29
Selecting
a Specific ..............................................
Image in the 9-image View
E-114
Deleting
All Images
in Selected Folders ............... E-121
Menu Screens
.........................................................
E-42
Deleting All Unprotected Images .......................... E-122
E-2
E-124
MANAGING
CONTENTS
Using the
a Memory
Card to Transfer Image Data .... E-140
Flash .......................................................
E-55
Setting the Current Date and Time ......................... E-43
Setting the Date and Time
E-43
Selecting
the Date
Format
E-44
Folders
and Files
...................................................
E-123
E-45
Folders
Files
BASIC IMAGE RECORDING
Memory Card
Selecting
the Flash
Data Mode
FlashProtocol
DCF
Status Indicators
AdjustingCard
Memory
the Flash
File Structure
Intensity
Changing
Image
Files
theSupported
Sync Speed
by the Camera
Selecting a Flash
Precautions
when Sync
UsingSetting
a Memory Card
Precautions
on a Computer
when Using Flash
E-123
E-124
Protecting Images Against Deletion ..................... E-125
Protecting
Images
Using
the FullSelected
Auto Mode
........................................E-125
E-45
Selecting
Using
the the
HTML
Focus
Card
Mode
Browser
......................................
............................. E-145
E-61
Protecting
Unprotecting All Images
Recording and
Precautions
E-47
in Selected Folders
E-126
Focusing
E-47
Protecting
Unprotecting All Images
E-127
About Autoand
Focus
E-48
Image
Recording when the Batteries are Low
E-48
DPOF
.....................................................................
E-127
About
RECSettings
Mode Monitor
ScreenImages
E-49
Makingthe
DPOF
for Particular
E-128
Specifying
Using
Auto the
Focus
Card
(Multi-area
Browser Type
Auto Focus)
E-145
E-62
Using theCard
Viewing
SpotBrowser
Auto Focus
File Contents
Mode
E-147
E-63
Using the
Saving
Card
Manual
Browser
Focus
Files
Mode
E-149
E-64
Using the Infinity Mode
E-65
Using the Macro Mode
E-65
E-150 REFERENCE
Using Focus Lock
E-66
Expanding the Focus Area
E-67
Camera
Shake
Indicator
E-67
Camera
Menus
......................................................
E-150
REC mode
Selecting
the Metering Mode ..................................E-150
E-68
PLAY mode
E-151
Making
DPOF
Settings
for Particular Folders
E-129
Using
Optical
Zoom
................................................
E-49
Making DPOF Settings of All Images
Usingon
the
for Recording ........................E-129
E-51
theViewfinder
Memory Card
Using
Self-timer
................................................
E-52
PRINTthe
Image
Matching
......................................... E-130
Camera Orientation Detection ................................ E-53
Selecting White Balance ......................................... E-69
Mode
Settings ....................................................... E-152
Adjusting White Balance Manually
E-70
E-131 OTHER SETTINGS
E-54 OTHER RECORDING FUNCTIONS
Settings in Each Mode
E-152
Using
AEMode
Lock +.........................................................
E-71
Drive
Exposure Mode Combinations
E-153
Changing the Menu Language ............................. E-131
Installinga aSingle
Different
Language
Set .....................E-131
Recording
Image
(1-Image)
E-54
Previewing
the Last Image
Recorded
E-54
Turning
the Confirmation
Beep
On and Off .......... E-135
Exposure
Compensation
.........................................E-154
E-72
Full
Auto Mode
Settings ........................................
Menu
Using
theSettings
Histogram ...............................................E-154
E-74
Non-Menu Settings
Deleting the Last Image Recorded in the REC Mode E-55
Copying a Scene from the CD-ROM Best Shot Library E-77
Specifications
........................................................
E-160
Registering Your
Own Best Shot Scenes
E-80
Connecting to a Television .................................... E-136
Specifying the Location of Best Shot Mode Scenes
E-137
Connecting to a Computer .................................... E-138
Downloaded from ManualsCamera.com Manuals
E-154
Using Digital Zoom .................................................. E-75
Troubleshooting ..................................................... E-155
Instant
Setup Using the Best Shot Mode ...............E-158
E-76
Messages
E-136 CONNECTING TO EXTERNAL EQUIPMENT
Selecting the Video Output Signal Mode
E-141
E-55
E-141
E-56
E-142
E-57
E-143
E-57
E-58
E-144
E-60
E-3
E-81
INTRODUCTION
INTRODUCTION
Quick Reference
Getting Ready
1
2
Load batteries.
1
Insert the memory card.
(page E-29)
2
1
3
(page E-37)
2
3
3
Set the current time and date.
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(page E-43)
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INTRODUCTION
Recording an Image (page E-45)
5
1
Point the camera at the subject,
compose the image on the monitor
screen, and press the shutter release button half way to focus the
image.
Remove the lens cap
from the lens.
2
Align the exposure
mode dial with
(Full Auto Mode).
4
Align the power/function switch with
.
3
6
Align the drive mode dial
with
(1-Image).
After confirming that the Auto
Focus operation is complete (the
operation lamp lights green),
press the shutter release button
all the way down to record the
image.
Use the Diopter Dial to adjust the view through
the viewfinder to suit your particular eyesight.
(page E-51)
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INTRODUCTION
Viewing (Playing Back) an Image (page E-109)
1
Align the
power/function
switch with
.
2
Rock the control
button to the left or
right to scroll through
stored images on the
monitor screen.
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INTRODUCTION
Deleting an Image (page E-119)
1
4
Double check to
make sure that you
really want to
delete the image
you selected.
Align the
power/function
switch with
.
• You can exit the image
delete operation by
pressing AE-L .
2
Rock the control
button to the left or
right to scroll through
stored images and
display the one you
want to delete.
5
3
Press AE-L
Rock the control
button down to
select “Yes” and
then click the
control button.
.
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INTRODUCTION
• CASIO COMPUTER CO., LTD. assumes no responsibility
for any damage or loss resulting from the use of this
manual.
• CASIO COMPUTER CO., LTD. assumes no responsibility
for any loss or claims by third parties which may arise
through the use of the QV-4000.
• CASIO COMPUTER CO., LTD. assumes no responsibility
for any damage or loss caused by deletion of data as a
result of malfunction, repairs, or battery replacement. Be
sure to back up all important data on other media to protect
against its loss.
• Windows and Internet Explorer are registered trademarks
of Microsoft Corporation.
• Macintosh is a registered trademark of Apple Computer,
Inc.
• CompactFlashTM and the
logo are registered trademarks of SanDisk Corporation.
• The USB driver uses software by Phoenix Technologies
Ltd.
Compatibility Software Copyright C 1997
Phoenix Technologies Ltd., All Rights Reserved.
• IBM is a registered trademark of International Business
Machines Corporation.
• Other company, product and service names used herein
may also be trademarks or service marks of others.
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Opera
INTRODUCTION
• Never open the battery compartment cover, disconnect the
Features
AC adaptor from the camera or unplug it from the wall
• socket
High-resolution
4.13-megapixel
CCD so will not only make
while recording
images. Doing
Record images
that capture
everything from
skin
storage
of the current
image impossible,
it candelicate
also corrupt
tone nuances
to all
the fine
detailinofcamera
naturalmemory.
scenery.
other
image data
already
stored
• Focus area expansion
Makes it easier achieve the focus you want.
• This camera is designed for use in temperatures ranging
• Image
from 0 preview
C to 40 C.
instant
preview
of an image
just recorded.
• Provides
Do not use
or keep
the camera
in the you
following
areas.
— In areas
to direct
• 1.8-inch
TFTsubject
low-glare
color sunlight
LCD (HAST) monitor screen
— In areas subject to high humidity or dust
• 9.6X
seamless
digital zoom
— Near
air conditioners,
heaters, or other areas subject to
3X temperature
digital zoom,extremes
3.2X digital zoom
— Insideflash
of a closed
vehicle, especially one parked in the
• External
connectability
sun
• Memory
card
imagetostorage
— In areas
subject
strong vibration
Supports CompactFlash cards (CF TYPE I/II) and the IBM
Microdrive.
• Canon F2.0 wide-aperture lens
Provides high contrast and captures the most delicate of
nuances.
• World’s first digital soft focus
Creates stunning effects for portraits and floral shots.
• Real-time histogram
Quickly and easily obtains exactly the exposure you want,
even under difficult lighting conditions.
•Condensation
Digital Print Order Format (DPOF)
can
be the
printed
easily
in theonsequence
want
• Images
When you
bring
camera
indoors
a cold dayyou
or otherusing
a DPOF
compatible
printer. DPOF
can also condenbe used
wise expose
it to
a sudden change
of temperature,
when
images
and quantities
for printing
by prosationspecifying
can form on
the exterior
of the camera
or on internal
fessional
printCondensation
services.
components.
can cause malfunction of the
camera,Image
so you
should avoid
exposing it to conditions that
• PRINT
Matching
support
might
cause
condensation.
Images include PRINT Image Matching data (mode setting
• and
To keep
condensation
from
forming, place
the camera
into
other
camera setup
information).
A printer
that supa plastic
bag Image
before Matching
moving it reads
into a this
location
much
ports
PRINT
data that
and isadjusts
warmer
or colder
your current
Leave
it in out
the
the
printed
imagethan
accordingly,
so location.
your images
come
plastic
the air inside
has athem.
chance to
just
the bag
way until
you intended
when the
you bag
recorded
reach the same temperature as the new location.
• Easy-to-understand control panel
Aperture, shutter speed, focus and other settings can be
seen at a glance, even when the monitor screen is turned
off.
• Dual dial operation
A pair of dials helps to make drive mode and exposure
mode settings quick and easy.
• AF assist light
Improves auto focus accuracy when shooting under dim
lighting.
• Multi-area AF
Helps to prevent out-of-focus areas in an image.
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Abou
Precaution
General Pre
INTRODUCTION
• Should foreign matter or water ever get into the camera,
immediately turn power off, unplug the AC adaptor from the
• The
camera
equipped
a fluorescent
light source
to
power
outlet,isand
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your
dealer or nearest
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two odor
hourscoming
a day.
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Shouldwhen
you ever
notice is
smoke
strange
• Should
thecamera,
LCD image
appear abnormally
dark,
the
out of the
immediately
turn power off
andtake
unplug
camera
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your
dealer
or
an
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displayed
image.
These
conditions
do
not
indicate
malnance.
and a
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one meter from the eyes of the subject.
• Keep the camera away from water and other liquids, and
never let it get wet. Moisture creates the danger of fire and
electrical shock. Never use the camera outdoors in the rain
or snow, at the seashore or beach, in the bathroom, etc.
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Dust build up around the prongs can create the danger of
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• If the camera’s case should ever become cracked due to
dropping it or otherwise subjecting it to rough treatment,
immediately turn power off, unplug the AC adaptor from the
power outlet, and contact your nearest CASIO service provider.
• Never use the camera inside of an aircraft or in any other
areas where its use is prohibited. Doing so can result in an
accident.
• Physical damage and malfunction of this camera can
cause the image data stored in its memory to be deleted.
Be sure to always keep backup copies of data by transferring them to personal computer memory.
E-12
INTRODUCTION
Recording Features
Movie Mode
Best Shot Mode
page E-76
page E-93
Auto Exposure Bracketing (AEB)
Automatically records multiple images at different exposure settings.
Five focus modes
Multi-area AF, Spot AF, Manual, Infinity, Macro
page E-62 to E-65
page E-89
Three metering modes
Multi-pattern, Center-weighted, Spot
page E-68
Panorama Mode
Stitches multiple images into a sweeping panorama.
Five exposure modes
Full auto, Program AE, aperture priority AE, shutter speed
priority AE, manual exposure
page E-82 to E-87
page E-91
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E-13
Abou
Precaution
General Pre
INTRODUCTION
• Should foreign matter or water ever get into the camera,
immediately turn power off, unplug the AC adaptor from the
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• protocol
Fingerprints,
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soiling of the lens
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inter-compatibility
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printers
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with proper
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and other
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cameras.
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sure OUT
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surface
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• Never fire the flash while it is too close to the subject’s
eyes. Intense light from the flash can cause eye damage if
it is fired too close to the eyes, especially with young children. When using the flash, the camera should be at least
one meter from the eyes of the subject.
• Keep the camera away from water and other liquids, and
never let it get wet. Moisture creates the danger of fire and
electrical shock. Never use the camera outdoors in the rain
or snow, at the seashore or beach, in the bathroom, etc.
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Dust build up around the prongs can create the danger of
fire.
• If the camera’s case should ever become cracked due to
dropping it or otherwise subjecting it to rough treatment,
immediately turn power off, unplug the AC adaptor from the
power outlet, and contact your nearest CASIO service provider.
• Never use the camera inside of an aircraft or in any other
areas where its use is prohibited. Doing so can result in an
accident.
• Physical damage and malfunction of this camera can
cause the image data stored in its memory to be deleted.
Be sure to always keep backup copies of data by transferring them to personal computer memory.
E-12
Opera
INTRODUCTION
• Never open the battery compartment cover, disconnect the
Features
AC adaptor from the camera or unplug it from the wall
• socket
High-resolution
4.13-megapixel
CCD so will not only make
while recording
images. Doing
Record images
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skin
storage
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also corrupt
tone nuances
to all
the fine
detailinofcamera
naturalmemory.
scenery.
other
image data
already
stored
• Focus area expansion
Makes it easier achieve the focus you want.
• This camera is designed for use in temperatures ranging
• Image
preview
from 0°C
to 40°C.
instant
preview
of an image
just recorded.
• Provides
Do not use
or keep
the camera
in the you
following
areas.
— In areas
to direct
• 1.8-inch
TFTsubject
low-glare
color sunlight
LCD (HAST) monitor screen
— In areas subject to high humidity or dust
• 9.6X
seamless
digital zoom
— Near
air conditioners,
heaters, or other areas subject to
3X temperature
digital zoom,extremes
3.2X digital zoom
— Insideflash
of a closed
vehicle, especially one parked in the
• External
connectability
sun
• Memory
card
imagetostorage
— In areas
subject
strong vibration
Supports CompactFlash cards (CF TYPE I/II) and the IBM
Microdrive.
• Canon F2.0 wide-aperture lens
Provides high contrast and captures the most delicate of
nuances.
• World’s first digital soft focus
Creates stunning effects for portraits and floral shots.
• Real-time histogram
Quickly and easily obtains exactly the exposure you want,
even under difficult lighting conditions.
•Condensation
Digital Print Order Format (DPOF)
can
be the
printed
easily
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want
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camera
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compatible
printer. DPOF
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wise expose
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of temperature,
when
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can form on
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fessional
printCondensation
services.
components.
can cause malfunction of the
camera,Image
so you
should avoid
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• PRINT
Matching
support
might
cause
condensation.
Images include PRINT Image Matching data (mode setting
• and
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condensation
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information).
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reach the same temperature as the new location.
• Easy-to-understand control panel
Aperture, shutter speed, focus and other settings can be
seen at a glance, even when the monitor screen is turned
off.
• Dual dial operation
A pair of dials helps to make drive mode and exposure
mode settings quick and easy.
• AF assist light
Improves auto focus accuracy when shooting under dim
lighting.
• Multi-area AF
Helps to prevent out-of-focus areas in an image.
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E-11
Abou
Precaution
General Pre
INTRODUCTION
• Should foreign matter or water ever get into the camera,
immediately turn power off, unplug the AC adaptor from the
• The
camera
equipped
a fluorescent
light source
to
power
outlet,isand
contactwith
your
dealer or nearest
CASIO
provide
the back Using
lightingthe
forcamera
its LCD.under these conditions
service provider.
• The
normal
service of
lifefire
of the
approximately six
creates
the danger
andbacklight
electricalisshock.
the camera
used or
for aabout
two odor
hourscoming
a day.
• years,
Shouldwhen
you ever
notice is
smoke
strange
• Should
thecamera,
LCD image
appear abnormally
dark,
the
out of the
immediately
turn power off
andtake
unplug
camera
to
your
dealer
or
an
authorized
CASIO
service
prothe AC adaptor from the power outlet. Using the camera
vider
haveconditions
the light source
Note
thatand
youelecwill
underto
these
createsreplaced.
the danger
of fire
be charged
this making
replacement.
trical
shock.for
After
sure there is no more smoke
• Under
theit backlight
may require
comingvery
fromcold
the conditions,
camera, take
to your nearest
CASIOmore
sertime
than normal
to light,Never
or reddish
bands
in
vice provider
for repair.
attempt
yourmay
ownappear
maintethe
displayed
image.
These
conditions
do
not
indicate
malnance.
and a
normal
operation
returnfrom
at higher
tem• function,
At least once
year, unplug
theshould
AC adaptor
the power
peratures.
outlet and clean the area around the prongs of the plug.
• DCF Data
Storage
Lens
Precautions
DCF (Design rule for Camera File system) data storage
• protocol
Fingerprints,
dust, or
any other
soiling of the lens
interprovides
image
inter-compatibility
withcan
printers
fere
with proper
recording. Never touch the lens with
and other
digitalimage
cameras.
your fingers. You can remove dust particles from the lens
sure OUT
to observe
the following important precautions
•Be
VIDEO
terminal
surface
by using
a lens blower to blow them off. Next, wipe
whenever
using theTV
QV-4000.
Connects
big-screen
viewing
the
surfacetoofyour
the lensforwith
a soft lens
cloth.of images.
references
in this
manual
to “thisfrom
camera”
and when
“the cam•AllThe
lens
of this
camera
extends
its body
you
USB
compatibility
era”
refer
toto
theyour
CASIO
QV-4000
Digital
Camera.
turn
on power
and
retracts
when
you turn
off
power.
Connects
computer
for quick
and
easy
imageTake
excare
the lensortouse
undue
force ordisplay
impact,while
and
• change.
Nevernot
trytotosubject
take pictures
the built-in
never set a
the
camera
faceordown
the lensDoing
is in contact
motor
vehicle
whilesowalking.
so cre• operating
Image
management
andsure
manipulation
with
athe
tabletop,
etc.
Be
to remove software
the lens cap before
ates
danger
of
serious
accident.
The
QV-4000
comes
bundled
with
a
CD-ROM
that’s
turning
onto
the
camera.
• packed
Never try
open
the
case ofPhoto
the camera
or
your
with the
useful
software:
Loader
forattempt
transferring
• own
If yourepairs.
align
power/function
switch
with
while
the
High-voltage
internal
components
create and
the
images
to
your
computer,
Photohands*
for
editing
lens
cap
is
on
the
lens,
the
message
“LENS
CAP”
appears
risk of electrical
shock
when exposed.
Always
leaveimages
mainprinting
images,
and
Panorama
Editor*
for
stitching
on
the display
and camera
power
turns off automatically.
If
tenance
and repair
work
up
to authorized
CASIO service
into
panoramas.
Other
bundled...
this
happens,
remove
the
lens cap and try again.
providers.
* Windows
version
•• Never
remove
the only.
camera’s
batteries
or unplug
its AC
Never fire
the flash
in
the direction
of a person
operating
a
adaptor
while
the
lenssoiscan
extended.
so driver’s
leaves the
motor vehicle. Doing
interfereDoing
with the
vilens
extended,
theaccident.
risk of lens damage.
sion and
createand
the creates
danger of
• Never fire the flash while it is too close to the subject’s
eyes. Intense light from the flash can cause eye damage if
it is fired too close to the eyes, especially with young children. When using the flash, the camera should be at least
one meter from the eyes of the subject.
• Keep the camera away from water and other liquids, and
never let it get wet. Moisture creates the danger of fire and
electrical shock. Never use the camera outdoors in the rain
or snow, at the seashore or beach, in the bathroom, etc.
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Dust build up around the prongs can create the danger of
fire.
• If the camera’s case should ever become cracked due to
dropping it or otherwise subjecting it to rough treatment,
immediately turn power off, unplug the AC adaptor from the
power outlet, and contact your nearest CASIO service provider.
• Never use the camera inside of an aircraft or in any other
areas where its use is prohibited. Doing so can result in an
accident.
• Physical damage and malfunction of this camera can
cause the image data stored in its memory to be deleted.
Be sure to always keep backup copies of data by transferring them to personal computer memory.
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Settin
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the
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(page
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USB
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IN
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(page
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(page E-104)
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GETTING
ACQUAINTED
GETTING ACQUAINTED
This section contains important information you should know when trying to operate the camera.
Use the following procedures to set the current dateGeneral
and
Guide
time, and to select the date format.
The following
illustrations
show
the names
of the
each
component,
button, and switch on the camera.
When
you record
an image,
the time
and date
image
was
shot is registered in accordance with data from the cameraÕs
built-in
Frontclock. You can even use the time stamp function to
ÒstampÓ the date and time inside the image (page E-100).
Indicator display
Selector dial
(page E-24)
IMPORTANT!
Shutter
¥ The
time andrelease
date settings are cleared if the camera is
leftbutton
for about 24 hours without battery and AC power
(page
E-45) If this happens, restore power and
being
supplied.
make new time and date settings before using the
camera again.
¥ A flashing time display indicates that the time and date
Power/function
(clock)
settings have been cleared. Use the procedure
onswitch
this page to make the correct time and date set(pages E-35, 45)
tings.
¥ If you do not set the cameraÕs built-in clock to the current date and time, all images are recorded with the
default date and Flash
time, which probably is not your correct current date(page
and time.
Be sure to correctly set the
E-55)
clock before you use the camera.
Viewfinder
(page E-51)
AF assist light/
Self-timer lamp
cover
(pages
E-37,
3
Card
slot
lock
(pages E-3
(page E-26)
Terminal panel cover
Exposure sensor
Lens
(page E-60)
(page E-16)
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E-17
(page E-19)
Mode
Dial
Drive mod
Exposure
GETTING ACQUAINTED
Battery Life Guidelines
Back
Drive mode dial
Monitor Screen Indicators
Flash charge lamp
MENU button
(page E-26)
(page E-42)
REC mode
AEB
(Self-Timer) button
(page E-52)
Tips for Prolonging(Flash)
Battery Life
button
(page E-55)
Operation/card
access lamp
(page E-25)
Exposure mode dial
M
(Metering Mode)
button (page E-68)
Zoom controller
(Enlarge/Nine Images)
(pages E-49, 75, 112, 113)
S
A
Alkaline Battery Life
P
WB (White balance)
button (page E-69)
Control button
FOCUS (Focus Mode)
button (page E-61)
AE-L
(AE Lock/Delete)
button (pages E-55, 71, 119)
PREVIEW button
(page E-54)
Monitor screen
DISP button
(page E-22)
(page E-24)
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E-18
Settin
Side
Setting
the
C
Tripod
Batt
Diopter
d
DIGITAL
te
1.
Align
or
.
t
screw
(pa
cov
(page
E-51)
(page
E-103)
2.
Press
M
VIDEO
OUT
3.
Select
(page
E-136)
to
the
r
4.
Select
USB
port
(page
E-138)
ton
to
5.
Select
Batter
DC
IN
6V
te
set
the
cover
(page
(page
E-33)
External
fla
sync
termin
Open
(page E-104)
Memory car
GETTING
ACQUAINTED
GETTING ACQUAINTED
General Guide
Front
Indicator display
Selector dial
(page E-24)
IMPORTANT!
Shutter release
button
Viewfinder
(page E-45)
(page E-51)
Power/function
switch
AF assist light/
Self-timer lamp
(pages E-35, 45)
cover
(pages
E-37,
3
Card
slot
lock
(pages E-3
(page E-26)
Flash
(page E-55)
Terminal panel cover
Exposure sensor
Lens
(page E-60)
(page E-16)
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E-17
(page E-19)
Mode
Dial
Drive mod
Exposure
GETTING ACQUAINTED
■
Battery Life Guidelines
■—
Drive
Recording
mode dial
one image per minute under the above conBack
Monitor Screen Indicators
The battery life guideline values given below indicate the
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condition.
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countdown.
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“
Press to cancel
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also appears
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movement,
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shutter
release
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AF assist
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secmomentarily
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button
gently.
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part way
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youframe
do notdo not necessarily guarantee
that the
image
is in or
focus.
block
the lens
the
sensors with your fingers
as you hold the camera.
NOTES
• The hand-shake limiter is enabled when you use a
slow shutter speed and the two-second self-timer at
the same time.
• You cannot use the self-timer in combination with the
Continuous Shutter Mode.
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BASIC IMAGE
RECORDING
BASIC IMAGE RECORDING
When recording
portrait
5. —Compose
the
image
as orientation
youZoom
view itimages,
on theposition
moniUsing
Optical
This section describes the basic procedure for recording an
Camera Orientation Detection
image using the Full Auto Mode. It also explains about basic
•The
The
actual
image is recorded and saved in accordance
camera
automatically
camera
settings.
with the
imageit quality
setting currently selected on your
detects
whether
is
camera.
The image
recorded on the memory card has
oriented
vertically
or
much better
resolution
and detail than the REC mode
horizontally
when
you the Full
Using
Auto Mode
monitor
record
an screen
image, image.
and
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Certain
levels
of
subject
brightness
can
cause novices
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good-looking
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noise
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the monitor
screen
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makes
focus,
shutter
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flash
and other
When
you
display
the
images
on the
monitor
age. they
settings
automatically
in accordance
with
subjectas
brightness.
screen,
are automatically
oriented
correctly
you
recorded them. You can also configure the bundled Photo
Loader application (page E-138) so it automatically positions
1.
Before turning on the camera, remove its lens
each image using the orientation data stored with it.
camera so it is standing up as straight as possible,
torthe
screen.
Opticalaszoom
enlarges
the imagebelow.
by changing
the
disshown
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cause
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errors.
a general
ranging
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(normal
size)
to 3 (three
size).
rule,
do1not
allow the
camera
to betimes
more normal
than about
20
degrees off of vertical.
1. Align the power/function switch with
2. Push the zoom controller
upwards towards
• If you prefer to use the optical viewfinder to compose
(telephoto)
to zoom in
the image, press DISP to turn off the monitor screen.
on the subject, or downwards the
towards
(wide6. Press
shutter release
Zoom controller
to
zoom
out.
angle)
button about half way and
hold
it there
to perform
—
Tilting
the camera
too far upwards or downwards can
auto
alsofocus.
cause sensor errors. As a general rule, do not
cap.
IMPORTANT!
2. Align the exposure mode dial with
(Full
Auto
• Note
thatMode).
all images are displayed on the camera’s monitor
screen using standard horizontal orientation during fast
3.scrolling
Align of
the
drive on
mode
dial with
images,
the 9-image
screen,(1-Image).
and on all image selection menu screens.
Align
power/function
•4.Note
the the
following
precautions to ensure that the sensor
built
into the
camera. can correctly detect the orientation of
switch
with
the camera.
: Turns on power and
allow the camera to point more than about 60 degrees
Shutter release button
up or down.
• Pressing the shutter release button causes the focus
frame to appear on the monitor screen (page E-62).
(telephoto)
(wide-angle)
• Multi-area Auto Focus (page E-62) automatically focuses the image and displays shutter speed and aperture values.
— Make
sure the
youREC
are holding
enters
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images.
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: Turns
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enters the PLAY mode.
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BASIC IMAGE RECORDING
Self-timer
Time Settings:
7. After
confirming
that
• YouAuto
can find
out the status of
About
Focus
Using
the Self-timer
the
Auto Focus
operation
by
•Focus
Changing
the
optical
zoom
alsotypes
affects
the lens
Auto
not
to work
wellfactor
with
of subjects
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set tends
thevalue.
self-timer
either
one the
of two
starting
times.
checking
the
color
oftothe
aperture
listed below.
frame
and the
status
of
• focus
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aperture
value
indicated
on the camera is the
the
operation/card
access
•1.Solid
aperture
color
walls
when
or objects
optical
zoom
with little
is
1X.
contrast
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Align
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switch
with
. optilamp.
cal zoom
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objectsresults in a higher aperture value
the
image
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in focus,
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press
of
cyclesloss
through
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available
To protect
against
of image
eachselfimsettings
described
the
shutter
age press
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recorded
directly
to the below.
memory card (without going
button
all the
into release
the buffer)
whenever
battery level is indicated as
or
Toto
dorecord
this:
Select save”
this setting:
way
down
the
lower.
The
message
“
Press to cancel
appears
Turn
the self-timer
No display
on the
monitor
screenoff
during the save operation
under this
image.
condition.
As
long
as
you
do
not
press
DISP,
the
save
Record
10
seconds
after
the
• Recorded images are temporarily stored in a operabuffer
10SEC
tion continues
andthey
takes
a few
seconds
complete.
shutter
release
button
is
pressed
from which
are
stored
to thetomemory
card. You
Pressing
“ the
Press to images
cancel save”
is on
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two while
seconds
after
canDISP
continue
tothe
shoot
consecutive
as long
as
2SEC
the monitor
screen
cancels
theinimage
save operation.
shutter
button
is pressed
there release
is space
available
the buffer.
(smaller
aperture).
•2.Polished
metal
or
other the
brightly
reflective objects
Press
to
select
self• Use time
of
a tripod
is
recommended
for telephoto
shots to
• Venetian
blinds
or other
horizontally repeating
patterns
timer
you
want.
avoid
blurring
of
the
image
due
to
camera
movement.
• Multiple
images
that
are
varying
distances
from
the
If you see this:
It means this:camera
• Subjects in poorly lit areas
Focus frame: Green
• Moving subjects
Operation/card access lamp:
The image is in focus.
• If you
have
a Microdrive
loaded
thestore
camera,
thecamera
above
• The
number
of images
you incan
in the
appears
the battery
isstart
indicated
3.message
Press
depends
theonshutter
thewhenever
storage
release
medium
button
and level
theto
image
quality
the
asself-timer
or lower.
setting
(page
E-94) you are using.
countdown.
• The message
“
Press to cancel
save”
also appears
To avoid
hand
movement,
press
shutter
release
• The
AF assist
light/self-timer
lamp the
flashes
as the
secmomentarily
during save operations in the Panorama
button
gently.
onds are counted down. If you have the monitor
Mode, Movie Mode, and when you are using certain Best
screen turned on, the seconds are counted down on
Shot scene setups. In this case, this message does not inthe screen.
dicate that battery power is low.
• message
To stop a countdown
part way
through,
press while
the shut• The
described above
does
not appear
the
ter release
button.
monitor
screen is
turned off.
Auto Green
Focus also may not work properly when the camera is
unsteady
shaking.
Focusorframe:
Red
Operation/card access lamp:
Fixed
Red Focusing Distances
The image is not in focus.
• Depending on actual conditions, a green operation/card
access
lamp
and
focus
• Take
care
that
youframe
do notdo not necessarily guarantee
that the
image
is in or
focus.
block
the lens
the
sensors with your fingers
as you hold the camera.
NOTES
• The hand-shake limiter is enabled when you use a
slow shutter speed and the two-second self-timer at
the same time.
• You cannot use the self-timer in combination with the
Continuous Shutter Mode.
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IMPORTANT!
•Recording
You can use Precautions
the Diopter Dial to adjust the image in
viewfinder screen to your eyesight.
• Never remove the camera’s batteries, disconnect the AC
adaptor, or remove the memory card from the camera
while it is saving images to its memory card. Doing so not
only causes a loss of the image being saved, it can also
corrupt images already stored on the memory card.
• Fluorescent lighting actually flickers at a frequency that
cannot be detected by the human eye. When using the
camera indoors under such lighting, you may experience
some brightness or color problems with recorded images.
Using the Viewfinder for Recording
• In any of the following cases, the message “One moThe illustrations
below appears
show what
whenafter
you look
ment please...”
onyou
thesee
display
you
through
the viewfinder
to compose
an image
recording.
record
each image
as it is saved
to the for
memory
card.
— When you are recording TIFF (uncompressed) imFocus Frame
ages (page E-95)
— When you are recording a movie or panorama
(pages E-91, 93)
— When you are recording using certain Best Shot
scene setups (page E-76)
— When the
low battery indicator is on the disFocus Range
play while you are using a CompactFlash card
Frame
(page E-33)
— When the
low battery indicator is on the display while you are using an IBM Microdrive (page
E-33).Short distance to subject
• Recording images in the Full Auto Mode causes a
Note that
the focus
range settings
frame is to
valid
subjects
that are
number
of camera
be for
made
automatically
about three
meters away.
A different
focus range
used
for
in accordance
with shooting
conditions.
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Auto
subjects
thatSettings”
are closeronorpage
farther
away.
of this, you
Mode
E-154
forBecause
more information.
should change to the Manual Focus Mode (MF) or Macro
Mode ( ) whenever the distance between the camera and
the subject is 30cm or less (pages E-64, 65).
• The monitor screen turns on automatically whenever the
camera is in the Manual Focus Mode or Macro Mode. Use
the monitor screen to compose images in the Manual Focus Mode or Macro Mode.
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Diopter Dial
Focusing
IMPORTANT!
The Full Auto Mode uses Multi-area AF, which measures
Focusing ofand
theautomatically
viewfinder image
is disabled
the
three• distances
focuses
on thewhile
subject
camera
turned off
or that
in thethe
PLAY
mode.range is apnearest
to the iscamera.
Note
focusing
proximately 30 cm to .
IMPORTANT!
• You cannot select a different focusing method when
using the Full Auto Mode (Page E-61).
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BASIC IMAGE RECORDING
Self-timer
Time Settings:
7. After
confirming
that
• YouAuto
can find
out the status of
About
Focus
Using
the Self-timer
the
Auto Focus
operation
by
•Focus
Changing
the
optical
zoom
alsotypes
affects
the lens
Auto
not
to work
wellfactor
with
of subjects
You can
set tends
thevalue.
self-timer
either
one the
of two
starting
times.
checking
the
color
oftothe
aperture
listed below.
frame
and the
status
of
• focus
The lens
aperture
value
indicated
on the camera is the
the
operation/card
access
•1.Solid
aperture
color
walls
when
or objects
optical
zoom
with little
is
1X.
contrast
Using
a higher
Align
the
power/function
switch
with
. optilamp.
cal zoom
• Strongly
backlitsetting
objectsresults in a higher aperture value
Operation/card
(smaller
aperture).
•2.Polished
metal
or
other the
brightly
reflective objects
Press
to
select
selfaccess
lamp to
• Use time
of
a tripod
is
recommended
for telephoto
shots
• Venetian
blinds
or other
horizontally repeating
patterns
timer
you
want.
avoid
blurring
of
the
image
due
to
camera
movement.
• Multiple
images
that
are
varying
distances
from
the
If you see this:
It means this:camera
• Subjects in poorly lit areas
Focus frame: Green
• Moving subjects
Operation/card access lamp:
the
image
is unexpected
in focus,
Each
press
of
cyclesloss
through
the data,
available
To protect
against
of image
eachselfimsettings
described
the
shutter
age press
is timer
recorded
directly
to the below.
memory card (without going
button
all the
into release
the buffer)
whenever
battery level is indicated as
or
Toto
dorecord
this:
Select save”
this setting:
way
down
the
lower.
The
message
“
Press to cancel
appears
Turn
the self-timer
No display
on the
monitor
screenoff
during the save operation
under this
image.
condition.
As
long
as
you
do
not
press
DISP,
the
save
Record
10
seconds
after
the
• Recorded images are temporarily stored in a operabuffer
10SEC
tion continues
andthey
takes
a few
seconds
complete.
shutter
release
button
is
pressed
from which
are
stored
to thetomemory
card. You
Pressing
“ the
Press to images
cancel save”
is on
Record
two while
seconds
after
canDISP
continue
tothe
shoot
consecutive
as long
as
2SEC
the monitor
screen
cancels
theinimage
save operation.
shutter
button
is pressed
there release
is space
available
the buffer.
The image is in focus.
• If you
have
a Microdrive
loaded
thestore
camera,
thecamera
above
• The
number
of images
you incan
in the
appears
the battery
isstart
indicated
3.message
Press
depends
theonshutter
thewhenever
storage
release
medium
button
and level
theto
image
quality
the
asself-timer
or lower.
setting
(page
E-94) you are using.
countdown.
• The message
“
Press to cancel
save”
also appears
To avoid
hand
movement,
press
shutter
release
• The
AF assist
light/self-timer
lamp the
flashes
as the
secmomentarily
during save operations in the Panorama
button
gently.
onds are counted down. If you have the monitor
Mode, Movie Mode, and when you are using certain Best
screen turned on, the seconds are counted down on
Shot scene setups. In this case, this message does not inthe screen.
dicate that battery power is low.
• message
To stop a countdown
part way
through,
press while
the shut• The
described above
does
not appear
the
ter release
button.
monitor
screen is
turned off.
Auto Green
Focus also may not work properly when the camera is
Self
timer
unsteady
orframe:
shaking.
Focus
Red
Operation/card
access lamp:
Time
Fixed
Red Focusing Distances
The image is not in focus.
• Depending on actual conditions, a green operation/card
access
lamp
and
focus
• Take
care
that
youframe
do notdo not necessarily guarantee
that the
image
is in or
focus.
block
the lens
the
sensors with your fingers
as you hold the camera.
NOTES
• The hand-shake limiter is enabled when you use a
slow shutter speed and the two-second self-timer at
the same time.
• You cannot use the self-timer in combination with the
Continuous Shutter Mode.
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BASIC IMAGE
RECORDING
BASIC IMAGE RECORDING
When recording
portrait
5. —Compose
the
image
as orientation
youZoom
view itimages,
on theposition
moniUsing
Optical
This section describes the basic procedure for recording an
Camera Orientation Detection
image using the Full Auto Mode. It also explains about basic
•The
The
actual
image is recorded and saved in accordance
camera
automatically
camera
settings.
with the
imageit quality
setting currently selected on your
detects
whether
is
camera.
The image
recorded on the memory card has
oriented
vertically
or
much better
resolution
and detail than the REC mode
horizontally
when
you the Full
Using
Auto Mode
monitor
record
an screen
image, image.
and
•The
Certain
levels
of
subject
brightness
can
cause novices
the reFull
Auto
Mode
makes
it
easy
even for
complete
stores the orientation
RECdata.
mode
to slow
tosponse
record
good-looking
digitalmonitor
images screen
every time.
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camalong
withof
thethe
image
which
causes
some
staticspeed,
noise
in camera’s
the monitor
screen
imera
makes
focus,
shutter
aperture,
flash
and other
When
you
display
the
images
on the
monitor
age. they
settings
automatically
in accordance
with
subjectas
brightness.
screen,
are automatically
oriented
correctly
you
recorded them. You can also configure the bundled Photo
Loader application (page E-138) so it automatically positions
1.
Before turning on the camera, remove its lens
each image using the orientation data stored with it.
camera so it is standing up as straight as possible,
torthe
screen.
Opticalaszoom
enlarges
the imagebelow.
by changing
the
disshown
in the illustration
Holding
thefocal
camera
tance of
zoom
an image
by aAszoom
factor
at the
an lens.
angleYou
cancan
cause
sensor
errors.
a general
ranging
from
(normal
size)
to 3 (three
size).
rule,
do1not
allow the
camera
to betimes
more normal
than about
20
degrees off of vertical.
1. Align the power/function switch with
2. Push the zoom controller
upwards towards
• If you prefer to use the optical viewfinder to compose
(telephoto)
to zoom in
the image, press DISP to turn off the monitor screen.
on the subject, or downwards the
towards
(wide6. Press
shutter release
to
zoom
out.
angle)
button about half way and
hold
it there
to perform
—
Tilting
the camera
too far upwards or downwards can
auto
alsofocus.
cause sensor errors. As a general rule, do not
cap.
IMPORTANT!
2. Align the exposure mode dial with
(Full
Auto
• Note
thatMode).
all images are displayed on the camera’s monitor
screen using standard horizontal orientation during fast
3.scrolling
Align of
the
drive on
mode
dial with
images,
the 9-image
screen,(1-Image).
and on all image selection menu screens.
Align
power/function
•4.Note
the the
following
precautions to ensure that the sensor
built
into the
camera. can correctly detect the orientation of
switch
with
the camera.
: Turns on power and
allow the camera to point more than about 60 degrees
up or down.
• Pressing the shutter release button causes the focus
frame to appear on the monitor screen (page E-62).
• Multi-area Auto Focus (page E-62) automatically focuses the image and displays shutter speed and aperture values.
— Make
sure the
youREC
are holding
enters
mode. the camera still when recording
images.
Camera
: Turns
on power
and movement can cause sensor
errors.
enters the PLAY mode.
OFF : Turns off power.
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movie images.
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