MAGINON Splash 80 Digital Camera Instruction Manual
Reklamë
Reklamë
Instruction Manual
Digital Camera
with 8.0 megapixel and 4 x digital zoom
AFTER SALES SUPPORT
00 800 - 78 77 23 68
MODEL: Splash 80 PRODUCT CODE: 60296 05/2014
• 4 GB microSDHC memory card
• 2 batteries type AAA
• USB cable
• Pouch with belt loop
• Picture editing software
• Instruction manual
• Warranty documents
YEARS
WARRANTY
Dear Customer, congratulations on your purchase of a high quality MAGINON product.
You have decided to own a modern digital camera that is technically well equipped, with the proper accessories, and which can be operated easily.
Please read all instructions carefully and attentively. Especially observe all the safety instructions.
The device has a three years warranty. If the camera should encounter a defect, you must present the enclosed warranty card and your purchase receipt.
Please store them carefully together with the operating instructions.
Make sure to include the instruction manual if the product is passed on to third parties.
1. Package Contents
Please unpack the camera carefully and check that all of the following items are included:
1. MAGINON Splash 80
2. 2x AAA batteries
3. 4 GB microSDHC memory card
4. Pouch with belt loop
5. USB cable
6. Picture editing software
7. Instruction manual
8. Warranty documents
Note:
• Remove the protective plastic from the screens and possibly from the lens of the camera
by pulling on the protruding tab.
• Attention! Keep plastic films and bags away from babies and toddlers, there is a danger of
suffocation.
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2. Table of contents
1. INTRODUCTION AND PACKAGING CONTENTS
2. TABLE OF CONTENTS
3. HAZARD, SAFETY AND WARNING NOTICES
4. THIS IS YOUR CAMERA
View from above
View from the front
View from the side and rear
5. DESCRIPTION OF THE STATUS INDICATORS
6. PREPARATION
6.1. Inserting the batteries
6.2. Inserting the memory card
6.3. Formatting the memory card
7. CAMERA SETTINGS
7.1. Photo mode
7.2. Video mode
7.3. Setup menu
8. USING THE CAMERA
8.1. Taking photos
8.2. Self photography with the small screen
8.3. Selftimer
8.4. Recording video clips
8.5. Playback of the photos
8.6. Playback of video clips
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8.7. Protecting photos and videos
8.8. Changing the size of the photos
8.9. Deleting photos and videos
9. CONNECTING TO A COMPUTER
System requirements
10. SOFTWARE INSTALLATION
11. CLEANING
12. DISPOSAL
13. CONFORMITY
14. WARRANTY AND SERVICE
15. TECHNICAL DATA
16. POSSIBLE NUMBER OF PHOTO SHOOTS
17. POSSIBLE VIDEO RECORDING TIME
18. INDEX
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3. Hazard, safety and warning notices
If the camera and accessories are handled improperly, this can pose a danger source for yourself and others, or respectively damage or destroy the camera. Please read and strictly observe the following hazard, safety and warning notices.
Intended use
This camera is intended to be used as an acquisition device for digital photos and video clips. It is designed for domestic use and is not suitable for commercial applications.
Risks for children and persons with limited abilities to use electronic devices
Caution! Danger of suffocation! The packaging material is not a toy. Children
can choke on plastic bags, films and polystyrene parts. Therefore, always keep packaging
materials away from children. Dispose of unwanted packaging according to local recycling
requirements.
This device is not intended to be used by persons (including children) with restricted physical,
sensory or mental abilities or lack of experience and/or knowledge, unless they are supervised
by a person responsible for their safety or received instructions from them on how to operate
the device. Children should be supervised to ensure that they do not play with the device.
Electrical hazard
The camera is waterproof up to 3 meters and therefore drip and splash proof. The
accessories should not be immersed or exposed to drips or splashes.
Furthermore, no objects filled with liquids, such as vases or glasses, may be placed on or near
the accessories. This is a fire and electric shock hazard.
Always wash off the camera with clean water after leaving the ocean or the swimming pool.
Only open the battery or card compartment only when the camera is dry. Otherwise there is a
fire and electric shock hazard.
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If foreign objects or water have entered the camera, turn it off and remove the
batteries. Let everything dry thoroughly. Otherwise there is a risk of fire or electric shock.
If the camera has fallen or the housing is damaged, turn it off and remove the batteries.
Otherwise there is is a risk of fire or electric shock.
The camera must not be taken apart, modified or repaired.
There is a risk of fire or electric shock.
Heat damage, fire hazard
Do not leave the camera laying around in places where the temperature could
rise significantly (e.g. in a vehicle). This could damage the housing or the parts inside,
which in turn could cause a fire.
Do not wrap the camera in anything and do not place it on textiles. This might cause
heat to build up in the camera, resulting in a deformation of the housing, and it can also
cause a fire.
Hazards through the use of batteries
Remove the batteries from the camera if it is not used for an extended period of time.
Do not remove the batteries after using the camera for an extended period of time. Allow
to cool down first. The batteries often become hot during use.
There is danger of explosion if the batteries are replaced improperly or if the wrong
type of battery is inserted. Therefore, only use batteries of the type LR03, 1.5 V (AAA) or NiMH
batteries with the same specification. Ensure that the battery polarity corresponds with that
shown on the camera
Never expose the batteries to excessive heat such as sunlight, fire, etc. This is a fire or
explosion hazard.
Keep the batteries out of the reach of children. If you suspect a battery to have been
swallowed, seek immediate medical advice!
Batteries must not be thrown into the fire, short circuited or disassembled. There is an
explosion danger.
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Do not dispose of batteries in household waste. Dispose of in accordance with local recycling
requirements.
Injuries and property damage
Only place the camera on stable surfaces. Otherwise the camera could fall, causing
damage to the unit.
Do not use the camera whilst walking or driving. You could trip or cause a traffic
accident.
Provide adequate ventilation and do not cover the camera, to avoid overheating.
Do not expose to any open flame sources, such as lighted candles on or near the unit.
Make sure that the LCD monitor is not exposed to impact or point pressure. This could
result in the glass of the monitor being damaged or that liquid from the inside his discharged.
If the liquid gets into the eyes or onto the skin, it must be rinsed off immediately with clean
water. If the liquid gets into contact with the eyes, seek medical attention immediately.
Damage to the electronics, monitors, or the lens, which were caused by external influences
such as shock, drop, or otherwise, are not warranty cases and will therefore not be repaired
free of charge.
Do not trigger the flash too close to anyone's eyes. This can cause damage to the eyes.
Do not let the camera drop or get bumped and always treat it with care. Otherwise, it
could get damaged.
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4. This is your camera
View from above
No.
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Element
Trigger
Description
Press this button to take pictures, to start and end video recordings, or to confirm changes to the menu.
Main switch on/off
LCD display switching button
Press this button for 2 seconds to turn on the camera and press it again for 2 seconds to turn the camera off.
Briefly press this button to set the displaying of the rear monitor symbols to on or off.
Use this button to switch back and forth between the front and rear monitor.
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View from the front
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No.
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5
Element
Eyelet for the carrying strap
Flash
6 Lens
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LED display
Front monitor
Description
Eyelet for fastening the carrying strap to the camera.
Use the built in flash to better illuminate the target object in the dark (the optimum flash distance range is up to 1.5m).
Used for taking pictures and short films.
Note:
Always keep the lens clean. Fingerprints and dirt can negatively affect the image quality.
When this LED is blinking, the camera is in the process of performing an action (loading the flash, performing a storage operation etc. ...).
Front monitor for recording self portraits.
View from the side and rear
No.
Element
9 Macro switch
10 LCD monitor
Description
O
Macro mode:
Use this mode to take close up photos (distance
11cm - 18cm).
N
Normal mode:
Use this mode to take pictures at a distances from 0.5m - infinity.
To display photographs and videos, as well as to check and change settings.
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No.
11 Tele
Element
12 Far
13 Left / Flash
Description
Menu mode: Up
Photo / Video / Playback mode: Digital zoom out
Video playback: Playback start / pause
Menu mode: Down
Photo / Video / Playback mode: Digital zoom in
Playback mode: Starts the thumbnail mode.
Menu mode: Left
Playback mode: Previous picture
Photo mode: Selection of the flash function
Picture playback: Navigate to the left in the enlarged image
Video playback: Fast backward
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No.
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Right /
Playback
15 Mode
Element
16 Menu / Delete
17 Tripod thread
18 USB interface
Description
Menu mode: Right
Playback mode: Next picture
Selection of the playback mode
Picture playback: Navigate to the right in the enlarged image
Video playback: Fast forward
Mode button: To select the recording mode PHOTO or VIDEO
Playback mode: End
Picture playback: Navigate to the top in the enlarged image
Video playback: Stop video playback.
Record / playback mode: Open menu
Playback mode: Deleting photos / videos
Picture playback: Navigate to the bottom in the enlarged image Playback mode: File Manager (press briefly)
Used to mount the camera on a tripod.
Through this connection you are able to download photos and video clips to a computer.
19 Slot for microSD cards Please insert your microSD/SDHC card here.
20 Battery compartment Battery compartment for 2 x LR03 batteries (AAA)
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5. Explanation of status notifications
No.
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Note:
• The status notifications are only displayed on the rear monitor.
Function
Recording Mode
Flash
Description
Photo mode
Video mode a Flash is always on: Flash will trigger in any lighting situation b
Auto Flash: The camera automatically determines whether the flash will trigger or not.
No Flash: The flash is disabled.
3 Self timer
Display of the self timer function
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No.
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Function
Resolution
5 Image Quality
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Battery level indicator
Zoom display
8 Memory card
9 White Balance
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Photo / video counter
Description
Photo: [14M] 4320 x 3240 (interpolated); [8M] 3264 x 2448;
[5M] 2592 x 1944; [3M] 2048 x 1536; [VGA] 640 x 480
Video: VGA (640 x 480), QVGA (320 x 240)
[ ] Super fine
[ ] Fine
[ ] Normal
[ ] The battery is fully charged.
[ ] The battery is empty.
Show the zoom setting
A microSD card is inserted and used to store photos and videos.
Display of the selected White Balance
Photo mode: Number of possible photos.
Video mode: Recording time in seconds.
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6. Preparation
If necessary, remove the protective foils from the colour monitors and the lens, and attach the carry strap. The included carry strap is attached to the corresponding bracket on the side of the camera. First, pull the short loop of the strap through the eyelet and then the band through the loop.
At the bottom side of the camera there is a compartment to insert the batteries and the memory card. Open the compartment by holding the lock button to the side and then sliding the cover outwards. The cover will then open automatically.
6.1. Inserting the batteries
1. Open the battery compartment as described
above.
2. Insert 2 alkaline batteries type LR03 (AAA) or
batteries with the same specification into the
camera. Pay attention to the correct polarity of
the batteries as indicated on the
contacts inside the battery compartment cover.
3. After inserting the batteries, slide the cover
towards the tripod thread with gentle
pressure. The cover will lock into place and
close tightly.
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6.2. Inserting the memory card
1. First turn off the camera and then open the
battery compartment as previously described.
2. The memory card (microSD / SDHC card) is
inserted into the small compartment next to
the batteries. Slide in the memory card into the
card slot with the gold pins first and facing
the rear monitor until it clicks in place. Do not
forcefully insert the card, since this could
damage the card and the card slot.
Make sure to format the memory card with
the camera before you use it for the first
time. Read the section 6.3. regarding the
formatting of the memory card.
3. After inserting the batteries, shut the cover and slide it towards the tripod thread
with gentle pressure. The cover will lock into place and close tightly.
Note:
• To avoid damage to the memory card, turn the camera off before inserting or removing
the memory card. If you insert or remove the microSD/SDHC memory card while the
camera is turned on, it will switch off automatically.
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6.3. Formatting the memory card
This function will format the memory card, erasing all images and data contained therein.
Note:
• Please keep in mind: Formatting irreversibly deletes all pictures and video clips on the
microSD/SDHC memory card!
Therefore, transfer important data on to a computer before the memory card is formatted.
1. Press the button Menu [9] in the photo or video mode.
2. Select the Setup menu [
] by pressing the button .
3. Select the "Format" option with the keys / and press the shutter button[
/
]
to confirm your selection.
4. Select "Yes" and confirm your selection with the shutter button[
/
].
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7. Camera settings
All menu settings can only be performed when the rear monitor is activated. If the front monitor is activated no setting adjustments can be performed.
7.1. Photo mode
In the Settings menu of the photo mode, the settings for taking photos can be made.
1. Press the M (mode) button and select the picture mode [ ].
2. Press the button Menu [9] to access the settings menu.
3. In the photo menu [ ] select the desired option with the / buttons and press the
shutter button to enter the submenu.
4. Select the desired option with the / buttons and press the shutter button to confirm
the selection.
5. Press the button Menu [9] to exit the menu.
To exit a submenu without making a change, also press the button9.
In the following list the factory setting values are highlighted with a "star" [*].
Note:
• The currently selected item is highlighted in green.
• The current setting of each option is marked with a check mark.
• All menu settings are retained after turning off the camera.
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Resolution
This option sets the resolution of the photo to be recorded.
14M (4320 x 3240), 8M* (3264 x 2448), 5M (2592 x 1944), 3M (2048 x 1536),
VGA (640 x 480)
Quality
Here, the quality (compression) is set under which the acquired pictures will be saved.
Super Fine / Fine */ Normal
Metering
Here, the measuring method for calculating the exposure is determined.
Center: uses the average light metered from the entire frame, but places a higher emphasis on objects located in the middle.
Multi*:
Exposure is measured in the entire image area.
Spot: A very small area in the centre of the image is measured in order to calculate the correct value for the exposure.
White Balance
Here, the white balance for the shooting of photos is defined for different lighting conditions.
Hereby, the colour scheme perceived by the human eye will be equalized.
Auto* / Daylight / Cloudy / Tungsten / Fluorescent
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ISO
This sets the light sensitivity for recording photos. If the sensitivity is increased (and the ISO figure is increased), photography will become possible even in dark locations, but the picture will then appear more grainy (noisy).
Autom.* / ISO 100 / ISO 200 / ISO 400 / ISO 800
Exposure
With the help of the exposure compensation, the exposure value can be set manually from -2.0
EV to +2.0 EV. The higher this value, the brighter pictures will be.
+2.0 / +1.7 / +1.3 / +1.0 / +0.7 / +0.3 / +0.0* / -0.3 / -0.7 / -1.0 / -1.3 / -1.7 / -2.0
Self Timer
With the self timer function photo shots can be made with a delay of 10 seconds after the shutter button has been actuated. When the shutter button is pressed during the self timer recording, the self timer LED above the lens will start to blink. It will blink faster during the last 2 seconds before recording the photo. In addition, the 10 seconds are counted down on the monitor.
Off * / On
Sharpness
Here, the image focus is set by adjusting the edge sharpness for the recordings.
Hard / Normal* / Soft
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Effect
Here, an effect can be set for the recordings.
Normal* / Black & White (BW) / Sepia / Negative / Lomo / Pencil Sketch / Red / Green /
Blue / Vivid
Date Stamp
The date of recording can be printed directly onto the images. This feature must be activated before taking a picture.
Off * / On
Quick View
This setting determines whether a a picture is briefly previewed on the monitor immediately after it is recorded.
Off / On*
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7.2. Video mode
In the Settings menu of the video mode, the settings for video recordings can be made.
1. Press the M (mode) button and select the video mode [ ].
2. Press the button Menu [9] to access the settings menu.
3. In the video menu [
] select the desired option with the / buttons and press the
shutter button to enter the submenu.
4. Select the desired option with the / buttons and press the shutter button to confirm
the selection.
5. Press the button Menu [9] to exit the menu.
To exit a submenu without making a change, press the button9. In the following the
factory setting values are highlighted with a "star" [*].
Note:
• The currently selected item is highlighted in green.
• The current setting of each option is marked with a check mark.
• All menu settings are retained after turning off the camera.
Movie Size
This option sets the resolution of the photo to be recorded.
VGA* (640 x 480), QVGA (320 x 240)
White Balance
See white balance in the photo mode (page 18).
Auto*/ Daylight / Cloudy / Tungsten / Fluorescent
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7.3. Setup Menu
In the setup menu the basic settings of your camera can be set.
1. Press the button Menu [9] in the photo mode [ ] or video mode [ ] to access the
settings menu.
2. Select the Setup menu [ ] by pressing the button .
3. In the Setup menu [ ] select the desired option with the / buttons and press the
shutter button to enter the submenu.
4. Select the desired option with the / buttons and press the shutter button to confirm
the selection.
5. Press the button Menu [9] to exit the menu.
To exit a submenu without making a change, press the button9.
In the following the factory setting values are highlighted with a "star" [*].
Sounds
Here you can specify whether the camera should sound a tone when it is switched on and each time you press a button.
Off / On*
Light Frequency
The camera supports the lighting frequencies of 50 Hz and 60 Hz. When photographing under fluorescent lighting, select the correct frequency setting, according to the voltage used in your local area. This feature will only be active if you set "Fluorescent” in the white balance menu.
50Hz* / 60Hz
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Power Save
If no buttons are pressed for a time period which can be determined here, the camera will shut off automatically. This function is used to conserve battery power.
Off / 1 min / 3 min*
Language
Here, you can specify the language which will be displayed in the menus and messages on the
LCD screen. You can choose from 7 languages.
German / English* / French / Italian / Spanish / Danish / Portuguese
Date & Time
Here you can set the date and time. Use the buttons / to select the value to be changed.
Use the buttons / to change the values. Subsequently, save the setting with the shutter
button.
Format
Read the “formatting the memory card” (page 16) for further details.
Yes / No*
Reset All
Here, all values of the camera are reset to the default (*).
Only the date and time will not be changed.
Yes / No*
Version
Here, the firmware version of the camera is displayed.
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8. Using the camera
8.1. Taking photos
The camera is equipped with a 2.7 "colour LCD TFT screen on the back that enables you to perform settings for pictures, playback recorded pictures or video clips or adjust menu settings.
1. Press the ON/OFF button to turn on the camera. The camera will automatically be in the
photo mode [ ].
2. Use the macro button to correctly adjust the distance to the object being photographed.
Select the flower symbol [O] when you want to make a close up photograph (11cm -
18 cm). If you want to record a video or photo of the surroundings or people from a distance
of more than 0.5 meters, set the macro switch to normal mode [N].
3. If you are unsure whether the illumination is sufficient switch on the automatic flash [b]
using the flash button. The flash will not fire if the battery is too weak.
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Note:
• Please note that a motion blur can occur in low light conditions or during flash
photography. Be sure to keep the camera steady or use a tripod.
• The picture may be distorted if, for example, the photo is shot from within a
fast moving vehicle.
4. Arrange the picture on the rear monitor. This camera is equipped with an 8x digital zoom.
With the zoom button, you able to bring objects closer to you.
Press the zoom button “T” to zoom closer to the object and to enlarge the image.
Press the zoom button “W” to zoom away from the object and display and display an
image with a wider viewing angle.
5. Press the shutter button and wait until the LCD display is reactivated.
8.2. Self photography with the small monitor
If you want to take a picture of yourself, you can simply use the monitor on the front. Perform the following steps:
1. Press the LCD button to switch to the front monitor.
2. Use the front monitor as a viewfinder in order to see for yourself.
3. Press the shutter button to take your photo.
8.3. Self timer
You can use the self timer for self portraits or shots without a flash. Please use a tripod for this.
1. To set the self timer, proceed as described on page 19.
2. Arrange your photo with the help of the LCD monitor
3. Press the shutter button to take the photo.
4. When the shutter button is pressed the self timer LED above the lens will start to blink. It will
blink faster during the last 2 seconds before recording the photo.
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8.4. Recording video clips
In video mode, short video clips with a resolution of 640 x 480 or 320 x 240 pixels can be recorded.
1. Press the M (mode) button and select the video mode [ ].
2. Press the shutter button to start the video recording, and press the shutter button again
to stop recording. During video recording press the button [7] to pause the recording.
3. To set the resolution proceed as described on page 21.
8.5. Playback of the photos
The camera offers two options for playback: Single picture and preview.
1. Press the [7] button to access the playback mode.
2. The last picture or video clip will be displayed. Press the / buttons to individually scroll
through the pictures.
During single image playback, press the “W” to open the preview mode. Press / /
/ to select the photo you want and press the shutter button to display it.
3. In full screen mode, press the “T” button to enlarge the image display.
Use the buttons “M“ (mode) / Menu [9] / / to move the magnified section of the
picture. By pressing the “W” button you are able to return to the normal size.
4. To start a slide show, in the playback mode press and hold the Menu [9] button until the
playback menu appears.
Select „Slide Show“ and select the desired time interval and a transition type between two pictures. The option „Start“ executes the slide show.
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5. To change the colour effect of a photo, in the playback mode press and hold the Menu
[9] button until the playback menu appears. Select the “Photo effect" and press the
shutter button. Select the desired effect by pressing / and confirm the selection by
pressing the shutter button. The picture will be saved separately.
8.6. Playback of video clips
1. Press the [7] button to access the playback mode.
2. The last picture or video clip will be displayed. Press the / buttons to scroll through the
clips.
3. To play a video clip press the “T” button.
4. Press the button to fast forward and the button for a quick backward.
By pressing “T“ the playback can be paused and and started again.
5. Press the “M” (mode) button to exit the video playback.
8.7. Protecting photos and videos
You can protect photos and videos on the memory card from accidental deletion.
1. Press the [7] button to access the playback mode.
2. Press / , to select the photos/videos you want to protect.
3. Press and hold the button Menu [9] until the menu options are displayed. Select “Protect"
and press the shutter button.
4. Select "Protect single“ or "Protect All" and press the shutter button.
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8.8. Changing the size of the photos
A recorded photograph can be downsized and stored separately. Follow the instructions below for changing the size of a photo.
1. Press the [7] button to access the playback mode.
2. The last picture or video clip will be displayed. Press / , to select the photos for
which you want to change the size.
3. Press and hold the button Menu [9] until the menu options are displayed. Select “Change
size" and press the shutter button.
4. Select the new size and press the shutter button to confirm. The photo will be
saved separately.
8.9. Deleting photos and videos
You can protect photos and videos on the memory card from accidental deletion.
1. Press the [7] button to access the playback mode.
2. Press / , to select the photos/videos to be deleted.
3. Press the Menu [9] and select "All" to delete all pictures and videos, or “Single" to
delete the selected photo or video.
4. Press the shutter button and then select OK to confirm.
5. Press the Menu [9] to complete the process.
Note:
• Pictures that are protected can not be deleted this way. Before these photos can be
deleted the deletion protection must be removed (see section 8.7.).
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9. Connecting to a Computer
The camera can be connected to a computer as a mass storage device via the USB port. This way, photos and videos can be transferred to the computer.
1. Connect the camera to your computer using the
USB cable.
2. Turn the camera on. The camera will be supplied
with power through the USB connection.
3. The camera will install itself on the computer as
an additional drive called "Removable Disk".
4. If you double click on this drive, you can copy or
move the photo and video files to a folder on your
computer.
System requirements
Windows ®
Pentium ® IV 3.0 GHz or higher
Windows® XP/Vista/7/8
2 GB RAM
1GB of available hard disk space
CD or DVD drive
Available USB port
Macintosh
PowerPC G4/G5
OS 10.6.8 or newer system
2 GB RAM
1GB of available hard disk space
CD or DVD drive
Available USB port
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10. Installing the software
The enclosed CD-Rom contains the following software for Windows XP, Vista, 7 and 8:
MAGIX Photo Manager 10™ - A program for quick archiving and for editing and reproducing photos on your computer.
MAGIX Video Easy SE™ - This software makes it easy to cut and edit videos, as well as creating video CDs and DVDs.
Note:
• Before installing the included software, please perform a data backup. The manufacturer
is not liable for data loss.
• To transfer stored media, the camera can be connected to the computer without the
installation of the software.
1. Insert the CD ROM supplied with the camera into the CD/DVD drive of your computer. You
will see a welcome screen.
2. Click on the name of the desired software. Follow the on screen instructions to complete the
installation.
Note:
• For more information on how to use the software, see the appropriate Help function of the
program. If you are using Windows® XP, Vista, 7 or 8, install and use the software in the
"administrator" mode. If installation of the CD does not start automatically, you can
manually install the software by using the Explorer. Open the icon for your CD/DVD drive
with a double click and run the "setup" program.
• The editing software is not supported on computers running Mac or Linux systems.
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11. Cleaning
CAUTION! For the cleaning never use solvents or corrosive/abrasive cleaners, otherwise the surfaces could be damaged.
Carefully clean the device with a soft dry cloth. Remove stubborn dirt by lightly moistening the cloth, but be careful that no moisture penetrates into the device. Subsequently, wipe the device completely dry.
12. Disposal
Dispose of packaging according to its type and in an environmentally friendly manner using the provided collection containers.
Batteries and rechargeable batteries are not allowed to be disposed of with household waste. The consumer is legally obligated to return the batteries to the designated collection facilities or the the batterie’s point of sale. Batteries and rechargeable batteries are therefore labelled with the adjacent displayed symbol.
Disposal information
BOX &
INNER BOX
CARD widely recycled
FILM &
BAGS
PLASTIC not currently recycled
Correct disposal of this product:
The adjacent displayed label indicates that no electrical devices in the EU may be disposed of with normal household waste.
Please use the return and collection systems in your community or contact the retailer where the product was purchased.
This will prevent any potential negative impacts on the environment and health, that could develop through an inappropriate
Visit www.recyclenow.com to see which items are collected in your area.
disposal. Information, please contact the competent municipal departments.
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13. Conformity
This device was labelled with the CE marking, in accordance with the following European
Directives:
Low Voltage Directive 2006/95/EC
EMC Directive 2004/108/EC
The EU declaration of conformity can be requested from the address listed on the warranty card.
14. Warranty and Service
If problems should occur during the operation of the device, we are available under service address to handle any questions and problems you may have. We will issue a manufacturer's warranty for the device for 3 years.
For details, please refer to the separately enclosed warranty card.
Before you send us a defective unit, please contact our hotline.
Service address:
Sertronics LTD
MAGINON Service
45 Regal Drive, Walsall Enterprise Park
Walsall, WS2 9HQ
United Kingdom
Manufacturer’s address:
supra
Foto-Elektronik-Vertriebs-GmbH
Denisstr. 28A
67663 Kaiserslautern
Germany
Tel.: 00800 - 78 77 23 68
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15. Technical specifications
Element
Image Sensor
Image resolution
Monitor
Recording medium
File Format
Lens
Focus range
Exposure time
Digital zoom
Connections
Power supply
Dimensions
Weight
Description
8.0 Megapixel CMOS sensor
Photo: 14M (4320 x 3240) interpolated, 8M (3264 x 2448),
5M (2592 x 1944), 3M (2048 x 1536), VGA (640 x 480)
Video: VGA (640 x 480), QVGA (320 x 240)
2.7” and 1.8" colour TFT LCD
MicroSD/SDHC memory cards up to 32GB
JPEG (EXIF 2.2), Motion JPEG (AVI)
F=2.8; f=4.8 mm;
0.5m ~ infinity, Macro mode: 11cm – 18cm
Normal mode: 1/8 ~ 1/4000 sec.
4x digital zoom
USB 2.0
2x Alkaline batteries type AAA approx. 97.6 x 63 x 23 mm (without protruding parts) approx. 120g (without batteries and memory card)
Note:
• During the course of product improvement, we reserve the right to make technical and
optical modifications to the device.
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16. Possible number of photos
The following table shows the approximate number of photographic images that can be made, based on the particular setting and the capacity of the microSD/SDHC memory card.
Resolution
14M
4320 x 3240
8M
3264 x 2448
5M
2592 x 1944
3M
2048 x 1536
VGA
640 x 480
Quality
1GB 2GB
MicroSD/SDHC memory card capacity
4GB
SDHC
8GB
SDHC
16GB
SDHC
32GB
SDHC
Super fine
Fine
Normal
Super fine
172
273
411
340
538
804
672
978
1578
1241
1965
2935
2478
3915
5839
4926
7789
11598
299 589 1152 2152 4285 8414
Fine
Normal
Super fine
Fine
Normal
Super fine
Fine
Normal
Normal
476
599
472
730
1085
730
1131
1649
938
1376
924
1440
2135
1440
2211
3259
1798
2554
1774
2764
4099
2764
4245
3424
5023
3623
5646
8372
5646
8671
6827 13604
10012 19995
7251 14309
11301
18755
11301
17351
22608
37520
22608
34711
6256 12778 25565 51139
Super fine
5202 10320 19813 40466 80945 99999
Fine
6205 12384 23776 48559 97131 99999
7843 15480 29720 60699 99999 99999
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17. Possible video recording times
The following table shows the approximate video recording times that can be made, based on the particular setting and the capacity of the microSD/SDHC memory card.
Resolution
VGA
640 x 480
QVGA
320 x 240
1 GB
0:12:58
0:28:51
MicroSD/SDHC memory card capacity
2 GB
4 GB
SDHC
8 GB
SDHC
16 GB
SDHC
0:25:50 0:50:23 1:41:23 3:22:56
0:57:37 1:52:18 3:45:58
32 GB
SDHC
6:45:55
7:32:01 15:03:55
In the above table shows the total times for all videos. A video recording, will stop
automatically when a video clip size exceeds 4 GB or 25 minutes.
For the video recording, we recommend a Class 6 memory card or higher in order to avoid
an automatic stop or unexpected results.
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18. Keyword index
A
Accessories 1
B
Battery compartment 11, 14
Battery level indicator 13
C
Camera views 7ff
Carrying strap 8
Computer connection 29
D
Date Stamp 20
Date setting 23
Deleting 11, 28
E
Effect 20
Energy saving function 23
Exposure 19
F
Factory setting 23
Flash 8, 10, 12
Formatting memory card 16, 23
H
Hazard notices 4ff
I
ISO Values 19
L
Language 23
LCD monitors 8, 9
LCD alternating button 7
LED display 8
Lens 8
Light frequency 22
M
Macro switch 9
Measurement 18
Memory card 13, 15
Memory card slot 11
Mode display 12
Monitor display change 25
N
Navigation keys 10ff
O
ON/OFF switch 7
P
Photo mode settings 17ff
Picture quality 13, 18
Playback 11, 26ff
Preview 20
Protect 27
R
Resolutions 13, 18, 21
Recording Photos 24ff
Recording Videos 26
Recording mode 11, 12
Recording counter 13
Resizing 28
S
Safety notices 4ff
Self timer 13, 19, 25
Setup Menu 22
Setting the time 23
Sharpness 19
Shutter button 7
Software installation 29
Sounds 22
Status Display 12
T
Technical data 33
U
USB interface 11, 29
V
Version 23
Video mode settings 21
W
Warning notices 4ff
White balance 13, 18, 21
Z
Zoom display 13
Zoom buttons 10
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supra
Foto-Elektronik-Vertriebs-GmbH
Denisstr. 28A
67663 Kaiserslautern
Germany
60296
05/2014
2533 5514
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