Traveler UW 8 Owner Manual

CONTENTS

02 INTRODUCTION AND PARTS LIST

03 GENERAL INFORMATION AND SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

07 IMPORTANT INFORMATION ON UNDERWATER INSTRUCTIONS

09 GETTING TO KNOW YOUR CAMERA

13 GETTING STARTED

17 CAPTURE MODE

23 VIDEO MODE

24 PLAYBACK MODE

30 MENU OPTIONS

37 TRANSFERRING FILES TO YOUR COMPUTER

38 USING THE CAMERA AS A PC CAMERA

39 EDITING SOFTWARE INSTALLATION

40 SPECIFICATIONS

41 APPENDIX

45 OTHER USEFUL INFORMATION

46 WARRANTY CARD

Helpline No. UK/Ireland 00800/7877 2368

Web Support www.Traveler-service.com/uk

Model Number: UW 8 Outdoor-Sports

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INTRODUCTION AND PARTS LIST

Congratulations on choosing to buy a Traveler product.

All products brought to you by Traveler are manufactured to the highest standards of performance and safety, and, as part of our philosophy of customer service and satisfaction, are backed by our comprehensive 3 Year Warranty.

Please fill in and return the Warranty Card to the address provided.

We hope you will enjoy using your purchase for many years to come.

Parts list

Carefully unpack your camera and ensure that you have the following items:

1 x Digital camera

1 x User’s manual

1 x Software CD-ROM

1 x USB cable

1 x AV cable

1 x Camera strap

1 x Traveler camera pouch

1 x Traveler rechargeable lithium-ion battery

1 x Traveler battery charger

1 x Traveler AC adapter for battery charger

1 x Traveler 1GB SD memory card

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GENERAL INFORMATION AND

SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

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Trademark Information

Microsoft

®

and Windows

®

are U.S. registered trademarks of Microsoft Corporation.

Pentium ® is a registered trademark of Intel Corporation.

Macintosh is a trademark of Apple Inc.

SD™ is a trademark.

SDHC™ is a trademark.

Other names and products may be trademarks or registered trademarks of their respective owners.

Product Information

Product design and specifications are subject to change without notice. This includes primary product specifications, software, software drivers, and user’s manual. This

User Manual is a general reference guide for the product.

The product and accessories that come with your camera may be different from those described in this manual. This is due to the fact that different retailers often specify slightly different product inclusions and accessories to suit their market requirements, customer demographics, and geographical preferences. Products very often vary between retailers especially with accessories such as batteries, chargers, AC adapters, memory cards, cables, pouches, and language support.

Occasionally a retailer will specify a unique product color, appearance, and internal memory capacity. Contact your dealer for precise product definition and included accessories.

The illustrations in this manual are for the purpose of explanation and may differ from the actual design of your camera.

The manufacturer assumes no liability for any errors or discrepancies in this user manual.




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SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

Read and understand all Warnings and Cautions before using this product.

Warnings

If foreign objects or water enter the camera, turn the power off and remove the battery.

Continued use may cause personal injury. Please consult our friendly customer service.

If the camera has been dropped or its case has been damaged, turn the power off and remove the battery.

Continued use may cause personal injury. Please consult our friendly customer service.

Do not disassemble, change or repair the camera.

This might cause fire or electric shock. For repair or internal inspection, ask the store of purchase.

Do not place the camera on inclined or unstable surfaces.

This might cause the camera to fall or tilt over, causing damage.

Keep the battery out of the reach of children.

Swallowing the battery might cause poisoning. If the battery is accidentally swallowed, immediately consult a physician.

Do not use the camera while you are walking, driving or riding a motorcycle.

This might cause you to fall over or result in traffic accident.

Please use battery with complete external seals.

Do not use battery from which the seals have been damaged or removed.

This may cause leakage, explosion, or injury.

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Cautions

Insert the battery paying careful attention to the polarity (+ or –) of the terminals.

Inserting the battery with its polarities inverted might cause fire and injury, or damage to the surrounding areas due to the battery rupturing or leaking.

Do not fire the flash close to anyone’s eyes.

This might cause damage to the person’s eyesight.

Do not subject the LCD monitor to impact.

This might damage the glass on the screen or cause the internal fluid to leak. If the internal fluid enters your eyes or comes into contact with your body or clothes, rinse with fresh water. If the internal fluid has entered your eyes, consult a physician to receive treatment.

A camera is a precision instrument. Do not drop it, strike it or use excessive force when handling the camera.

This might cause damage to the camera.

Do not use the camera in smoky, or dusty places.

This might cause fire or electric shock.

Do not remove the battery immediately after long period of continuous use.

The battery becomes hot during use. Touching a hot battery might cause burns.

Do not wrap the camera or place it in cloth or blankets.

This might cause heat to build up and deform the case, resulting in fire. Use the camera in a well-ventilated place.

Do not leave the camera in places where the temperature may rise significantly, such as inside a car.

This might adversely affect the case or the parts inside, resulting in fire.

Before you move the camera, disconnect cords and cables.

Failure to do this might damage cords and cables, resulting in fire and electric shock.

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Notes on Battery Usage

When you use the battery, carefully read and strictly observe the Safety Instructions and the notes described below:

Use only the specified battery (3.7V).

Avoid extremely cold environments as low temperatures can shorten the battery life and reduce camera performance.

When you are using a new rechargeable battery or a rechargeable battery that has not been used for an extended period of time (the battery that passed the expiry date is an exception), it may affect the number of images that can be captured. Therefore, to maximize its performance and lifetime, we recommend that you fully charge the battery and discharge it for at least one complete cycle before use.

The battery may feel warm after a long period of continuous use of the camera or the flash. This is normal and not a malfunction.

The camera may feel warm after a long period of continuous use. This is normal and not a malfunction.

If the battery is not to be used for a long period of time, remove it from the camera to prevent leakage or corrosion and store it after no battery power is left. Stored for a long time in a fully charged condition, its performance may be impaired.

Always keep the battery terminals clean.

There is a risk of explosion if the battery is replaced by an incorrect type.

Dispose of used battery according to the recycle instructions.

Charge the rechargeable battery fully before using for the first time.

To prevent short-circuiting or fire, keep the battery away from other metal objects when carrying or storing.

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IMPORTANT INFORMATION ON

UNDERWATER INSTRUCTIONS

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Before using the camera underwater, please make sure to read the following the instructions carefully.

Before Using in Water:

1. Make sure there is no foreign material such as dirt or sand on the waterproof seal of the battery/memory card cover. Water, dirt, or sand may cause failure of the camera’s waterproof function.

2. Carefully inspect the waterproof seal of the battery/memory card cover for damage (cuts, tears, dents, and any other imperfection). Do not use the camera underwater if the waterproof seal is damaged. Please contact your local retailer or service center for repair.

3. Make sure that the battery/memory card cover is securely locked before using it in an environment where it is likely to get wet or dirty, such as underwater or at the beach.

4. Avoid opening the battery/memory card cover near water (at the beach, by the sea, lake, or any wet areas) or with wet hands.

5. Do not jump into the water while holding the camera. Sudden, strong water pressure may cause failure of the camera’s waterproof function.

During Using in Water:

1. Do not open the battery/memory card cover underwater.

2. Avoid subjecting the camera to substantial shocks as this may cause the battery/memory card cover to open.

3. Do not use the camera at depths over 30ft/10m. This may cause failure of the camera’s waterproof function.

4. Do not use the camera at warranted depths for over 60 minutes.

5. The camera will sink if dropped in water. Make sure to attach the strap and slip the strap over your wrist when using the camera in or near water.

6. If the camera cannot operate normally or a malfunction has occured while underwater, long press the Power button to turn off the camera. Turn the camera on again. If the problem persists, contact your local retailer or service center.

7. If the camera is subjected to an accidental shock that causes the LCD display to blur, turn off the camera and turn it on again. If the problem persists, contact your local retailer or service center.




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Important Information on Underwater

Instructions

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After Using in Water:

1. After the camera has been used underwater or dropped on sand, use fresh water to clean the camera. Make sure the power is turned off and the battery/memory cover is firmly closed before cleaning.

2. The camera should be soaked and rinsed in a bucket of fresh water for a few minutes. Do not soak the camera for too long or pour water over the camera directly from the water faucet.

3. Make sure to use only clean, fresh water to rinse the camera. Do not use any cleaning agent. This may cause damage to the camera.

4. Use a piece of clean, dry cloth to wipe off remaining water or sand.

5. Make sure the camera is completely clean and dry before opening the battery/memory card cover.

6. If you need to change the battery or memory card after using the camera underwater, make sure the camera is completely clean and dry. Open the battery/memory card cover with the battery compartment facing downward. Wipe off remaining water along the battery/memory card cover to prevent moisture inside.

7. If the waterproof seal of the battery/memory card cover has been contacted with sea water, make sure to use fresh water to rinse the camera and wipe it dry to avoid damage or aging.

8. When cleaning the camera, make sure all camera parts (except for the waterproof seal) such as battery compartment or USB/AV out terminal is not exposed to water.

Storage and Maintenance

1. Do not use chemicals for cleaning, rust prevention, or repairing. This may cause failure of the camera’s waterproof function.

2. If the surface of the camera has been damaged (ex. damage on the lens, LCD display, or other cuts or cracks), do not use the camera underwater. Please contact your local retailer or service center for repair.

3. Store camera at room temperature in a clean and dry area. Never store camera in a dark, damp area or in direct sunlight.

4. Do not expose the camera to direct sunlight for prolonged periods.

5. When storing the camera, prevent the battery compartment from a build up of moisture.

6. Before storing the camera, remove the battery and memory card and keep in a clean, dry area. Make sure the camera and its accessories are clean and dry before storage.

Other Important Information

1. The waterproof function does not apply to the camera’s accessories (ex. battery and memory card).

2. If the camera is subjected to substantial shocks, the camera might be damaged or its waterproof function might fail.

3. If the camera has been used in underwater. It should be rinsed in fresh water as soon as possible.

4. Water, sand or dirt inside the camera may cause failure of the camera.

5. Avoid getting sunscreen or suntan oil on the camera as it may cause discoloration of the surface. If any oil gets on the camera, wash it off immediately with warm water.

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GETTING TO KNOW YOUR CAMERA

Front View

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1. Shutter button

2. Power button

3. Flash

4. Self-timer LED

5. Lens

6. Microphone

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Rear View

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8 9

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7. LCD monitor

8. Status LED

9. Strap holder

10. Tripod socket

11. Battery/Memory card cover

12. Waterproof seal

13. Battery compartment

14. Memory card slot

15. USB or AV out terminal




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Button Operation

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SET

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Item

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8 Capture Mode

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> : Zooms out

= : Zooms in

2.

Switches to: video mode > scene mode selection screen

Switches to playback mode

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Function

Video Mode

> : Zooms out

= : Zooms in

Switches to: scene mode selection screen > capture mode

Switches to playback mode

7 Playback Mode

> : Thumbnail

= : Zooms in

Still image: Switches to capture mode

Video clip: Switches to video mode

Still image: Switches to capture mode

Video clip: Switches to video mode

Rotation right 4.

Sets focus mode: auto> Z > O > Q

5.

Sets flash mode:

Auto> a > d > c > ` > _

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Switches to capture menu list

8.

Sets self-timer mode:

Off> f > g > h

9.

Sets exposure compensation

10.

If any scene mode is set: switches to scene mode selection screen

Sets focus mode: auto> O > Q

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-Delete present file

Switches to video menu list Switches to playback menu list

-Sets self-timer mode:

Off> f > g

-Previous file

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Next file

Still image: Displays image.

Records voice memo if

“Voice Memo” is set to “On”.

Video clip: Plays video clip

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LCD Monitor Display

Capture mode

1. Zoom status

2. Flash mode

[Blank]Auto Flash

[ a ] Forced Flash

[ d ] Flash Off

[ c ] Red-eye Reduction

[ ` ] Slow Sync

[ _ ] Pre-flash

3. Battery condition

[ l ] Full battery power

[ o ] Medium battery

power

[ n ] Low battery power

[ m ] No battery power

4. Storage media

[ r ] Internal memory

(no card)

[ q ] SD/SDHC

memory card

5. [ ] Histogram

6. Main focus area

7. Image quality

[ y ] Fine

[ x ] Standard

[ w ] Economy

8. Image size resolution

[ n ] 3264 x 2448

[ l ] 2816 x 2112

[ i ] 2272 x 1704

[ f ] 1600 x 1200

[ b ] 640 x 480

9. Available number of shots

10. ISO

[Blank] Auto

[ : ] ISO 64

[ 5 ] ISO 100

[ 7 ] ISO 200

[ 9 ] ISO 400

[ 0 ] ISO 800

11. Self-timer icon

[ f ] 2 sec.

[ g ] 10 sec.

[ h ] 10+2 sec.

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12. Date and time

13. [ s ] Exposure compensation

[ P ] Backlight correction

(Adjust exposure value with the e / f buttons)

14. Capture mode icon

[Blank] Single

[ T ] Continuous

[ U ] AEB

[ .

] Cont.flash

[ / ] Burst

[ + ] Pre-Shot

15. Slow shutter warning

16. White balance

[Blank] Auto

[ $ ] Incand.

[ & ] Fluoresc.1

[ * ] Fluoresc.2

[ % ] Daylight

[ # ] Cloudy

[ k ] Blue water

[ j ] Algae water

[ z ] Clear water

[ ( ] Manual WB

17. Focus setting

[Blank] Auto focus

[ Z ] Face detection

[ O ] Macro

[ Q ] Infinity

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18. Scene mode

[ W ] Smile Shot

[ Z ] UW -Normal

[ [ ] UW -Macro

[ \ ] UW-Sports

[ t ] Anti-shake

[ T ] Panorama

[ Q ] Portrait Man

[ R ] Portrait Lady

[ N ] Landscape

[ F ] Sports

[ B ] Night Portrait

[ C ] Night Scene

[ G ] Candlelight

[ H ] Fireworks

[ M ] Text

[ K ] Sunset

[ I ] Sunrise

[ E ] Splash Water

[ J ] Flow Water

[ _ ] Snow

[ S ] Beach

[ D ] Pets

[ L ] Nautral Green

[ N ] User Setting

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Video mode [ B ]

1. Zoom status

2. Flash mode


4. Storage media

5. Main focus area

6. Video quality

7. Video resolution

8. Available recording time/Elapsed time

9. Self-timer icon

10. Date and time

11. Focus setting

12. Mode icon

Playback mode [ 7 ] Still image playback

1. Voice memo


3. Storage media

4. Histogram

5. Image quality

6. ISO

7. Image size resolution

8. File number

9. Folder number

10. Date and time

11. Exposure value

12. Aperture value

13. Shutter speed value

14. DPOF icon

15. Protect icon

16. Mode icon

Playback mode [ 7 ] Video playback

1. Video status bar

2. Elapsed time

3. File number

4. Folder number

5. Play mode

6. Mode icon

7. Protect icon

8. Total recorded time

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GETTING STARTED

Preparation

1. Attach the camera strap.

2. Open the battery/memory card cover.

3. Insert the supplied battery with correct orientation as shown.

4. Insert an SD/SDHC memory card (Optional).

The camera has 32MB internal memory (28MB available for image storage), but you can load an

SD/SDHC memory card to expand the camera’s memory capacity.

Be sure to format the memory card with this camera before its initial usage.

5. Close the battery/memory card cover and make sure it is locked securely.

To prevent valuable data from being accidentally erased from an SD/SDHC memory card, you can slide the write protect tab (on the side of the

SD/SDHC memory card) to “LOCK”.

To save, edit, or erase data on an SD/SDHC memory card, you must unlock the card .

To prevent damaging of an SD/SDHC memory card, be sure to turn off the power when inserting or removing the SD/SDHC memory card. If inserting or removing the SD/SDHC memory card with the power on, the camera will automatically turn off.




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GETTING STARTED

Charging the Battery

Charge the battery fully with the supplied battery charger before use.

1. Insert the battery into the battery charger.

2. Connect the power cord to the charger and insert the plug into a wall outlet.

The status LED on the charger lights red when charging has started and lights green when charging is completed. The LED also lights green if no battery is inserted into the charger.

Charging time varies according to the ambient temperature and the status of battery.

Remove the battery after charging is completed.

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The battery may feel warm after it has been charged or immediately after being used.

This is normal and not a malfunction.

When using the camera in cold areas, keep the camera and battery warm by holding them inside your outer clothes.

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GETTING STARTED

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Setting the Date and Time

The date/time needs to be set if and when:

The camera is turned on for the first time.

The camera is turned on after leaving the camera without the battery for an extended period of time.

When the date and time information is not displayed on the LCD monitor, follow these steps to set the correct date and time.

1. Toggle the MODE button to [ 8 ] or [ press the [ 7 ] button.

B ]; or

2. Press the MENU button.

3. Select [Setup] with the f button.

4. Select [Date/Time] with the c / d buttons, and press the SET button.

5. Select the date format with the c / d buttons, and press the SET button.

Select the item’s field with the e / f buttons and adjust the value for the date and time with the c / d buttons.

The time is displayed in 24-hour format.

After confirming all settings are correct, press the SET button.

6. To exit from the [Setup] menu, press the

MENU button.




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GETTING STARTED

Choosing the Language

Specify in which language menus and messages are to be displayed on the LCD monitor.

1. Toggle the MODE button to [ 8 ] or [ B ]; or press the [ 7 ] button.


3. Select [Setup] menu with the f button.

4. Select [Language] with the c / d buttons and press the SET button.

5. Select the displayed language with the c / d buttons and press the SET button.

The setting will be stored.

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Formatting the Internal Memory or Memory Card

This utility formats the internal memory (or memory card) and erases all stored images and data.

1. Press the [ 7 ] button.


3. Select [Setup] menu with f button.

4. Select [Format] with the c / d buttons, then press the SET button.

5. Select [Execute] with the c / d buttons, and press the SET button.

To cancel formatting, select [Cancel] and press the SET button.

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CAPTURE MODE

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Capturing Images

Your camera is equipped with a 2.5" full color TFT LCD monitor to help you compose images, playback recorded images/video clips or adjust menu settings.

1. Press the power button to turn the power on.

The status LED lights green and the camera is initiated.

2. Toggle the MODE button to [ 8 ].

3. Compose your image in the LCD monitor.

Pressing the = button zooms in on the subject, and enlarges the subject on the

LCD monitor.

Pressing the > button provides a wider angle image.

4. Press the shutter button.

a

Pressing the shutter button down halfway automatically focuses and adjusts the exposure, b and pressing the shutter button down fully captures the images.

The focus area frame turns green when the camera is in focus and the exposure is calculated.

When the focus is not suitable, the frame of the focus area turns red.




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CAPTURE MODE

Taking Images When the Smile Feature Is On

With the camera’s new “smile detection” function, this camera captures automatically when a smiling face is detected. Ideal for joyful occasions, this ensures that a happy moment is never missed.

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1. Toggle the MODE button until the scene mode selection screen appears.

2. Select [Smile Shot] with the e / f buttons, and press the SET button.

3. Compose the image, and press the shutter button down fully.

4. Once the camera detects a smile, it will automatically capture 3 images (by default, the flash mode setting is set to d ).

If the flash mode setting is changed to a , the camera will only capture an image after it detects a smile.

When capturing group shots (if the number of people is more than 1), the camera will automatically capture the image(s) when it detects two smiles. The number of shots taken depends on the flash mode setting.

If the camera does not detect a smile within 5 seconds, the camera will automatically capture an image.

Press the shutter button once again to reactivate this function.

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CAPTURE MODE

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Recording Shots using Face Detection Technology

Face Detection Technology can identify and focus on the human faces in the image.

This advanced function simultaneously detects up to 5 human faces regardless of their position in the scene.


2. Toggle the OZ button until [ Z ] icon appears on the LCD monitor.

The white frame is identified as the “top priority” face (main focus frame), and gray ones around the other faces.

3. Press the shutter button halfway down to lock the focus.

The main focus frame simultaneously turns green.

If the “top priority” face is out of focus, all frames will be disappeared from the screen.

4. Press the shutter button down fully to capture your image.

Subjects that are not suitable with this function: a. A person is wearing glasses, sunglasses, or face is covered with hat or hair.

b. A person turned sideways.




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CAPTURE MODE

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Setting the Scene Mode

By simply selecting one of the following 24 modes, you can capture the image with the most appropriate settings.

1. Toggle the MODE button until the scene mode selection screen appears.

2. Select the desired scene mode with the e / f buttons, and press the SET button.

3. Compose the image and press the shutter button.

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The table below will help you choose the appropriate scene mode:

Scene mode Description

W Smile Shot Select this mode to automatically capture an image when a smiling face is detected.

Z UW -Normal Select this mode when you want to capture images underwater.

[ UW -Macro Select this mode when you want to capture close-up underwater images.

\ UW-Sports Select this mode when you want to capture fast-moving subjects underwater.

n Anti-Shake This mode minimizes the influences of hand shaking when you want to capture an image.

T Panorama Select this mode when you want to capture a series of shots then stitch them together with software to make a single photo.

Q Portrait Man Select this mode when you want to capture an image that makes a man stand out against a blurred background.

R Portrait Lady Select this mode when you want to capture an image that makes a lady stand out against a blurred background.

l Landscape Select this mode when you want to capture an image with infinity focus, hard sharpness and high saturation.

l Sports Select this mode when you want to capture fast-moving subjects.

g Night Portrait Select this mode when you want to capture people with an evening or night scene background.

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CAPTURE MODE

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Scene mode Description

h Night Scene Select this mode when you want to capture dark scenes such as night views.

c Candlelight Select this mode when you want to capture photos of candlelit scene, without spoiling the ambience.

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Fireworks

Text

Sunset

Select this mode when you want to capture fireworks clearly with optimal exposure. The shutter speed becomes slower, so using a tripod is recommended.

Select this mode when you want to capture an image that contains black and white subjects like printed documents.

Select this mode when you want to capture a sunset. This mode helps keep the deep hues in the scene.

m Sunrise

k Splash Water Select this mode when you want to capture photos of splashing water.

e Flow Water Select this mode when you want to capture the soft flowing water.

_ Snow

Select this mode when you want to capture a sunrise. This mode helps keep the deep hues in the scene.

S Beach

Select this mode when you want to capture clear snow scenes without darkened subjects and bluish tint.

Select this mode when you want to capture bright beach scenes and sunlit water surfaces.

a Pets Select this mode when you want to capture your pets. Shoot from their eye level.

L Nautral Green Select this mode when you want to capture the green scenery background such as forest. This mode helps to brighten the colors.

\ User Setting This mode allows you to manually set your favorite parameters and these settings will be memorized.




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CAPTURE MODE

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Taking Underwater Images

Choose one of the underwater scene modes available in this camera by following the steps in

“Setting the Scene Mode ” .

Before using the camera underwater, make sure to read and understand the information in “Important Information on Underwater Instructions”.

Taking underwater pictures is much different from taking land pictures. Here are the most important tips to taking great pictures underwater:

1. Crystal Clear water.

Crystal clear water is essential for good underwater pictures. Floating particles like algae, and silt cause low visibility. Avoid stirring up the sandy bottom with your fins. These floating particles cause small spots to appear in your picture, known as “backscatter”. Always remember to limit your shooting distance to 1/10 of the water visibility. For example, if the visibility is 60 feet (18 m), you should keep your shooting distance to within 6 feet (1.8m); in 30 feet (9m) visibility you should be no further than 3 feet (90 cm) away from your subject.

2. Stay within the ideal shooting distance of 2 to 6 feet.

The ideal shooting distance is between 2 to 6 feet (0.6 to 1.8 meters). This distance will result in detailed, colorful pictures. Remember that light does not travel very far underwater, so the closer you are to your subject, the more colorful the pictures will be.

3. Move calmly and control your buoyancy before taking a picture.

It is very hard to take good pictures when you are moving. Look around for great picture opportunities. First position yourself at the best angle, and neutralize your buoyancy. Second, use the LCD monitor to perfectly frame your subject, check your shooting distance and keep the camera steady. Third, be calm and patient: Sometimes you have to wait a while so the fish that were frightened away come back. Don’t chase the fish, let the fish come to you.

Always be in control of your buoyancy before taking pictures and observe all safe-diving rules.

4. Take many pictures of the same subject - If you don’t like it, delete it - later.

One of the great advantages of digital cameras is that you can review and delete pictures later, so take several pictures of the same subject.

5. Evaluate picture for proper exposure and adjust exposure compensation as needed.

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VIDEO MODE

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Recording Video Clips

This mode allows you to record video clips at a resolution of VGA 640 x 480 / QVGA 320 x 240 pixels.

1. Toggle the MODE button to [ B ].

2. Compose the image.

3. Press the shutter button.

The recording of the video clip will start.

Pressing the shutter button one more time will end the recording of the video clip.

The recording time depends on the storage size and the subject of the image to be recorded.

The zoom function cannot be used during video recording.

MODE

When recording a video clip, the flash and "10+2 sec." self-timer function cannot be used.

If the write speed of your SD/SDHC memory card is not fast enough for recording video clips in the currently selected quality, the video recording will stop. In this case, select a video quality lower than the current one.

Playing Back Video Clips

You can play back recorded video clips on the camera.


The last image appears on the screen.

2. Select the desired video clip with the e / f buttons.

3. Press the SET button.

A press of the f / e buttons during playback allows fast forward play / fast reverse play.

To stop video playback, press the d button.

This stops playback and returns to the start of the video clip.

To pause video playback, press the SET button.

This pauses video playback.

To cancel pause, press the SET button again.

Video clips cannot be displayed rotated or enlarged.

Windows Media player or QuickTime Player is recommended to play back the video clip on your computer.

QuickTime Player is a free media player available at www.apple.com; and compatible with Mac and Windows computers.

For more information about the operation of the media player, refer to its respective help documentation.




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PLAYBACK MODE

Playing Back Still Images

You can play back the still images on the LCD monitor.



2. The images can be displayed in forward or reverse sequence with the e / f buttons.

To view the previous image, press the e button.

To view the next image, press the f button.

Pressing the c button during image playback will result in a 90-degree clockwise rotation display.

Pressing the = button enlarges the image.

To return to normal magnification, press the

> or SET button.

MODE

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An [

An [

B ] icon is displayed with the video data. Video clips cannot be rotated.

a ] icon is displayed with images which have an audio memo recorded.

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PLAYBACK MODE

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Thumbnail Display

This function allows you to view thumbnail images on the LCD monitor at the same time, which can let you quickly search for the image that you want.



2. Press the > button.

The images are displayed in the thumbnail display.

Use the c / d buttons to select the file to be displayed.

Use the e / f buttons to go to previous or next page.

Press the

= or SET button to exit from thumbnail display.

Removing Red-eye

You can use this function to remove the red-eye effect after an image is taken.


2. Select the image that you want to edit with the e / f buttons.


4. Select [Fix Red Eyes] with the c / d buttons, and press the SET button.


6. View the changes on the corrected image.

7. To save your corrected image, select

[Confirm] with the c / d buttons, and press the SET button.

When this process ends, this replaces the original image with the corrected image.




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PLAYBACK MODE

7

Attaching Voice Memos

A maximum of 30 seconds of audio can be recorded as a memo for captured still images. The voice memo can be recorded only once.



2. Select the image to which you want to attach the voice memo with the e / f buttons.


4. Select [Voice Memo] with the c / d buttons, and press the SET button.

5. Select [On] with the c / d buttons, and press the SET button.

6. Press the MENU button to exit from the menu.

7. Press the SET button.

[VOICE RECORDING] is displayed on the screen and recording starts.

8. To stop recording a voice memo as it is being recorded, press the SET button again.

[VOICE RECORD END] will be displayed and the recording will end. An [ a

] icon is displayed with images that have been recorded with a voice memo.

Playing back voice memo

A press of the SET button displays [VOICE PLAYBACK] and plays back the voice memo. x a

E

100- 0001

Voice memo is only available for still images.

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PLAYBACK MODE

Protecting Images

Set the data to read-only to prevent images from being erased by mistake.


2. Select the image that you want to protect with the e

/ f buttons.


4. Select [Protect] with the c / d buttons, and press the SET button.

5. Select [Single] or [All] with the c / d buttons, and press the SET button.

6. Select [Set] with the c / d buttons, and press the

SET button.

Protection is applied to the image and the camera returns to the playback mode.

The protect icon [ A ] is displayed with protected images. When [All] has been selected, [ A ] is displayed with all the images.

Canceling the Protection

To cancel protection for only one image, display the image on which you want to remove the image protection.

1. Select [Protect] with the c / d buttons from the playback menu, and press the SET button.


3. Select [Cancel Protect] with the c / d buttons, and press the SET button.

The removal of image protection is executed and the camera returns to the playback mode.

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Formatting an SD/SDHC memory card overrides protection, and erases all images regardless of their protected status.




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PLAYBACK MODE

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DPOF Settings

DPOF is the abbreviation for Digital Print Order Format, which allows you to embed printing information on your memory card. You can select the images to be printed and how many prints to make with the DPOF menu in the camera and insert the memory card to the card compatible printer. When the printer starts printing, it will read the embedded information on the memory card and print the specified images.


2. Select the image that you want to set DPOF with the e

/ f buttons.


4. Select [DPOF] with the c / d buttons, and press the

SET button.

The DPOF setting screen is displayed.


[Single]: Sets DPOF for each individual image.

[All]: Sets DPOF for all images at once.

6. Select [Print Num] with the c / d buttons, and press the SET button.

This displays the number of prints setting screen.

7. Set the number of prints with the c / d buttons, and press the SET button.

You can set up to 9 prints for each image.

8. Select [Date Print] with the c / d buttons, and press the SET button.

The date setting screen appears.

9. Select date to [On] or [Off] with the c / d buttons, and press the SET button.

[On]: The date of the image will also be printed.

[Off]: The date of the image will not be printed.

10. Select [Print] with the c / d buttons, and press the SET button.

11. Select [Execute] with the c / d buttons, and press the

SET button.

This creates a file containing the DPOF information, and when the operation is finished, the screen returns to the playback mode.

The DPOF icon [ D ] is displayed on each image that has set up DPOF settings.

x

E

100- 0001

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The date that is printed on the image is the date set on the camera. To print the correct date on the image, set the date on the camera before you capture the image.

Refer to section in this manual titled “Setting the Date and Time” for further details.




PLAYBACK MODE

Deleting Images

Deleting single image / Deleting all images


2. Select the image you want to erase with the e / f buttons.

3. Press the F button.


[Single]: Deletes the selected image or the last image.

[All]: Deletes all of the images except for the protected images.


To not delete, select [Cancel], and press the

SET button.

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Deleting an image will not affect sequential image numbering. For example, if you delete image number 240, the next captured image will be numbered 241 even though 240 no longer exists. In other words, an image-number is retired when an image is deleted and will not be reused or reassigned to another subsequently captured image.




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MENU OPTIONS

Capture Menu

This menu is for the basic settings to be used when capturing still images.

Function

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2. Press the MENU button, and select the [Capture] / [Function] menu with the e / f buttons.

3. Select the desired option item with the c / d buttons, and press the SET button to enter its respective menu.

4. Select the desired setting with the c / d buttons, and press the SET button.

5. To exit from the menu, press the MENU button.

Size

This sets the size of the image that will be captured.

[ n ] 3264 x 2448

[ l ] 2816 x 2112

[ i ] 2272 x 1704

[ f ] 1600 x 1200

[ b ] 640 x 480

Quality

This sets the quality (compression) at which the image is captured.

[ y ] Fine

[ x ] Standard

[ w ] Economy

Sharpness

This sets the sharpness of the image that will be captured.

Hard / Standard / Soft

Saturation

This sets the saturation of the image that will be captured.

High / Standard / Low

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MENU OPTIONS

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White Balance

This sets the white balance for a variety of lighting conditions and permits images to be captured that approach the conditions that are seen by the human eye.

[Blank] Auto

[ $ ] Incand.

[ & ] Fluoresc.1

[ * ] Fluoresc.2

[ % ] Daylight

[ # ] Cloudy

[ k ] Blue water

[ j ] Algae water

[ z ] Clear water

[ ( ] Manual WB

ISO

This sets the sensitivity for capturing images. When the sensitivity is raised (and the ISO figure is increased), photography will become possible even in dark locations, but the more pixelated (grainier) the image will appear.

[Blank] Auto

[ : ] ISO 64

[ 5 ] ISO 100

[ 7 ] ISO 200

[ 9 ] ISO 400

[ 0 ] ISO 800

Metering

This sets the metering method for calculating the exposure.

Center: Averages the light metered from the entire frame, but gives greater weight to the subject matter at the center.

Spot: A very small portion of the center of the screen is measured to calculate the correct exposure.

Average: The entire area of the screen is measured, and the exposure is calculated.

Color

This sets the color of the image that will be captured.

Standard / Vivid / Sepia / B&W / Blue / Red / Green / Yellow / Purple




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MENU OPTIONS

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Capture Md.

This sets the recording method at the time of capturing images.

[Blank] Single: Captures one image at a time.

[ T ] Continuous: Permits continuous capture of up to 3 images.

[ U ] AEB: Permits 3 consecutive images in the order of standard exposure, underexposure and overexposure compensation.

[ .

] Cont.flash: Permits continuous capture of up to 3 images with flash.

[ / ] Burst: Permits continuous photography while pressing holding the shutter button.

As long as you hold the shutter button pressed, images are captured until the memory capacity is exhausted.

[ + ] Pre-Shot: Lets you capture the background first, then have someone to capture you in front of it.

In [Continuous], [AEB], [Cont.flash], [Burst], and [Pre-Shot] capture mode, the [Voice

Memo] is automatically fixed at [Off].

Quick Shot

If this function is set to “On”, the camera takes a quick shot without focusing.

On / Off

Digi. Zoom

This sets whether or not to use digital zoom at the time of photography.

On / Off

Preview

This sets whether or not to display the captured image on the screen immediately after the image is captured.

On / Off

Date Print

The date of recording can be printed directly on the still images. This function must be activated before the image is captured.

On / Off

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MENU OPTIONS

Video Menu

This menu is for the basic settings to be used when recording video clips.

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1. Toggle the MODE button to [ B ].

2. Press the MENU button, and select the [Capture] / [Function] menu with the e / f buttons.




Size

This sets the size of the video clip that will be captured.

[ x ] 640 x 480

[ s ] 320 x 240

Quality

This sets the quality (compression) at which the video clip is captured.

[ y ] Fine

[ x ] Standard

Color

This sets the color of the video clip that will be captured.

Standard / Vivid / Sepia / B&W / Blue / Red / Green / Yellow / Purple

Audio

This sets whether or not to record audio at the time of video recording.

On / Off

Digi. Zoom

Refer to section in this manual titled “Digital Zoom” in Capture Menu for further details.




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MENU OPTIONS

Playback Menu

In the [ 7 ] mode, choose which settings are to be used for playback.

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Fix Red Eyes

Refer to section in this manual titled “Removing Red-eye” for further details.

Slide Show

This function enables you to playback your still images automatically in order one image at a time.

3 Sec. / 5 Sec. / 10 Sec.

DPOF

Refer to section in this manual titled “DPOF Settings” for further details.

Protect

Refer to section in this manual titled “Protecting Images” for further details.

Voice Memo

Refer to section in this manual titled “Attaching Voice Memos” for further details.

Resize

Resizes a previously saved image. Resizing replaces the original image with the changed image. It is only possible to resize to a smaller size.

Qual. Change

Changes the quality (compression) of a recorded image. Compresses images down to half of their size or less, overwrites old size images with newly compressed images. It is only possible to reduce the image quality/size, never to increase it.

Copy to Card

Allows you to copy your files from the camera’s internal memory to an SD/SDHC memory card. Of course, you can only do this if you have a memory card installed and some files in internal memory.

Cancel / Execute

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MENU OPTIONS

Setup Menu

Set your camera’s operating environment.

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1. Toggle the MODE button to [ 8 ] or [ B ]; or press the [ 7 ] button.

2. Press the MENU button, and select the [Setup] menu with the f button.




Date/Time

Refer to section in this manual titled “Setting the Date and Time” for further details.

Language

Refer to section in this manual titled “Choosing the Language” for further details.

Auto Off

If no operation is performed for a specific period of time, the power to the camera is automatically turned off. This feature is useful for reducing battery usage.

1 Min. / 2 Min. / 3 Min. / Off

Beep

This sets whether or not to mute the camera sound each time you press the camera's buttons.

On / Off

Display

This sets the image information display state.

Default / All / Off

Video Out

This sets your camera to match the system of the equipment that you are going to connect to the camera.

* PAL / NTSC

Fr. No. Reset

This creates a new folder. The captured images are recorded to the newly created folder from number 0001.

Cancel / Execute




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MENU OPTIONS

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Light Freq.

This camera supports different lighting frequencies: 50 Hz and 60 Hz. When photographing under fluorescent lighting, select the correct frequency setting depending in your local area's voltage. This function is only effective if you set the White Balance to Fluorescent setting.

50 Hz / 60 Hz

LCD Bright.

Select a brightness level for the LCD monitor.

The LCD becomes brighter with the c button and darker with the d button. The adjustment range is from -5 to 5.

Format

Refer to section in this manual titled “Formatting the Memory Card or Internal Memory” for further details.

Media Info.

This displays the free capacity of the internal memory or the memory card.

Sys. Info.

This displays the firmware version of the camera.

Sys. Reset

This returns all basic settings to the camera’s default settings. The time setting will not be reset.

Cancel / Execute

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TRANSFERRING FILES TO YOUR

COMPUTER

9

System Requirement

Windows

Pentium III 1GHz or equivalent

Windows 2000/XP/Vista

512MB RAM

150MB available hard disk space

CD-ROM drive

Available USB port

Macintosh

PowerPC G3/G4/G5

OS 9.0 or later

256MB RAM (512 MB recommended)

128MB available hard disk space

CD-ROM drive

Available USB port

Downloading Your Files

1. Connect one end of the USB cable to an available USB port on your computer.

2. Connect the other end of the USB cable to the

USB terminal on the camera.

3. Turn on your camera.

4. Select [PC] using the c / d buttons and press the SET button.

5. From the Windows desktop, double click on “My

Computer”.

6. Look for a new “removable disk” icon.

This “removable disk” is actually the memory (or memory card) in your camera.

Typically, the camera will be assigned drive letter “e” or higher.

7. Double click on the removable disk and locate the DCIM folder.

8. Double click on the DCIM folder to open it to find more folders.

Your recorded images and video clips will be inside these folders.

9. Copy & Paste or Drag-N-Drop image and video files to a folder on your computer.

Mac users: Double-click the “untitled” or “unlabeled” disk drive icon on your desktop.

iPhoto may automatically launch.




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USING THE CAMERA AS A PC

CAMERA

10

Your camera can act as a PC camera, which allows you to videoconference with business associates, or have a real-time conversation with friends or family. To use the camera for videoconferencing, your computer system must include the items as below:

Microphone

Sound card

Speakers or headphones

Network or Internet connection

1. After installing the PC camera driver (included on the CD-ROM) in your Windows operating system, restart your computer.

2. Connect one end of the USB cable to the USB terminal of the camera.

3. Connect the other end of the USB cable to an available USB port on your computer.


5. Select [PC Camera] with the c / d buttons and press the SET button.

6. Position the camera steadily on top of your computer monitor or use a tripod.

7. Launch the videoconferencing application software.

Simply follow the instructions in the application software to start your camera.

This function is not supported by Mac.

You are recommended to use Windows Netmeeting (Windows Meeting Space on

Windows Vista) as a videoconferencing application software.

The video resolution for videoconferencing applications is generally 320 x 240.

For more information about the operation of videoconference application software, refer to its respective help documentation.

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EDITING SOFTWARE INSTALLATION

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There are 2 types of software that are included on the CD-ROM:

MediaImpression - manages your media for you, and gives you tons of fun and exciting ways to create and share projects featuring your photo, video, and music files. Create your own movies or photo slide shows, complete with soundtrack; edit, enhance, and add fun creative effects to your photos; and share your files easily through simple email attachments or popular photo printing and video sharing websites.

Arcsoft Panorama Maker

®

4.0 - Like magic, ArcSoft Panorama Maker 4 turns any series of overlapping photos into a gorgeous panoramic image in just seconds. The program does most of the work for you by automatically selecting an entire group of pictures with one click, automatically organizing the photos into the proper order, then seamlessly stitching the photos into a panoramic masterpiece that you can print, share or post to the web. Create horizontal, vertical and 360° panorama pictures all within this one amazing program.

To install software:

1. Insert the CD-ROM that came with the camera into your CD-ROM drive.

The welcome screen appears.

2. Click the respective software name.

Follow the on-screen instructions to complete the installation.

For more information about the operation of the software, refer to its respective help documentation.

For Windows 2000/XP/Vista users, please make sure to install and use the software in

“Administrator” mode.

The software is not supported by Mac.




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SPECIFICATIONS

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Item

Image sensor

Image resolution

LCD monitor

Recording media

File format

Lens

Focus Range

Description

1/2.5” CCD sensor (8.0 megapixels)

<Still image>

8M: 3264 x 2448, 6M: 2816 x 2112, 4M: 2272 x 1704,

2M: 1600 x 1200, 0.3M: 640 x 480

<Video clip>

VGA: 640 x 480 (25 fps), QVGA: 320 x 240 (25 fps)

2.5” full color TFT LCD (153K pixels)

32MB internal memory (approx. 28MB available for image storage)

Supports SD memory card (32MB - 2GB), SDHC memory card

(up to 8GB) (optional)

JPEG, DCF 1.1, EXIF 2.2, DPOF, AVI

Aperture range: 3.5(W) - 4.5(T)

Focal length: 6.3mm - 18.9mm (equivalent to 38mm - 114mm on a 35mm camera)

Standard

0.4m to infinity

Macro

Wide: 0.1m to infinity

Tele: 0.4m to infinity

Shutter speed

Digital zoom

1/2 - 1/2000 sec.

4x (Capture mode)

4x (Playback mode)

Flash effective range

0.5m - 2.4m (Wide)

0.5m - 2.1m (Tele)

Terminals

AV OUT

USB 2.0 compliant

(2 in 1 terminal)

Power supply

Dimensions

Weight

Waterproof

Rechargeable Lithium-ion battery (700mA) (3.7V)

Approx. 95mm x 59.5mm x 20.5mm (without protruding parts)

Approx. 158g (without battery and memory card)

30ft/10m

Design and specifications are subject to change without notice.

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APPENDIX

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Possible Number of Shots

Possible number of shots (still image)

The table shows the approximate shots that you can capture at each setting based on the capacity of the internal memory and the SD/SDHC memory card.

Size n

3264 x 2448 l

2816 x 2112 i

2272 x 1704 f

1600 x 1200 b

640 x 480

Quality y Fine x Standard w Economy y Fine x Standard w Economy y Fine x Standard w Economy y Fine x Standard w Economy y Fine x Standard w Economy

Internal

Memory

30

48

58

65

122

147

177

18

20

25

27

6

14

16

14

SD/SDHC memory card capacity

128MB 256MB 512MB

27

62

73

62

82

89

109

118

130

211

253

282

55

125

148

125

165

180

221

238

262

424

509

567

111

253

297

253

333

361

444

477

527

851

1GB

224

507

596

507

667

724

890

957

1057

1706

2GB

449

1015

1336

1451

2116

4GB

SDHC

899

2033

1194 2391

1015 2033

2675

2904

1782 3567

1916 3836

3415

4236

6835

1021 2046 4096 8199

1139 2281 4566 9139

523

631

762

1052

1270

1531

2112

2547

3072

4230

5102

6153

8467 16946

10211 20437

12316 24649

Possible recording time / sec (video clip)

Size

640 x 480

Quality

Internal

Memory

128MB 256MB 512MB 1GB 2GB

4GB

SDHC y Fine 00:00:15 00:01:07 00:02:15 00:04:32 00:09:04 00:18:10 00:36:23 x Standard 00:00:16 00:01:10 00:02:22 00:04:46 00:09:34 00:19:10 00:38:23

320 x 240 y Fine 00:00:46 00:03:21 00:06:45 00:13:33 00:27:10 00:54:24 108:53 x Standard 00:00:50 00:03:37 00:07:17 00:14:38 00:29:20 00:58:44 117:35

We recommend a memory card of at least 10MB/Sec write speed to prevent auto stop or unexpected results. If you experience an error using a slower SD/SDHC memory card, you can set your camera’s video recording to QVGA (320 x 240) and standard quality.




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Troubleshooting

Refer to the symptoms and solutions listed below before sending the camera for repairs. If the problem persists, contact your local reseller or service center.

Symptom

The power does not come on.

Cause

The battery is not inserted.

The battery is exhausted.

Solutions / Corrective Actions

Insert the battery correctly.

Recharge the battery.

The battery runs out quickly. The battery is not fully charged.

The battery is not used for an extended period of time after being charged.

Fully charge the battery and discharge it for at least one complete cycle before use to maximize its performance and lifetime.

The battery or camera feels warm.

Even if I press the shutter button, the camera does not take a picture.

Long period of continuous use of the camera or the flash.

The shutter button is not pressed all the way down.

The memory card does not have any free capacity.

Press the shutter button all the way down.

Insert a new memory card, or delete unwanted files.

The camera cannot operate normally while underwater.

Images do not appear on the

LCD monitor.

The LCD monitor suddenly becomes blurry underwater.

Although the camera is set to auto focus, it does not focus.

The memory card is write-protected.

A temporary malfunction has occured.

LCD monitor is dark.

Remove the write-protection.

Long press the power button to turn off the camera. Turn the camera on again.

Adjust the brightness of the

LCD monitor in the menu.

The camera is subjected to an accidental shock.

Turn off the camera and turn it on again.

The lens is dirty.

Wipe clean with a soft, dry cloth or lens paper.

The distance to the subject is smaller than the effective range.

Get your subject within the effective focus range.

The contents on the memory card cannot be played back.

Files cannot be deleted.

You played back a memory card that was not formatted by this camera.

The file is protected.

Insert a memory card that was formatted on this camera.

Cancel protection.

The memory card is write-protected. Remove the write-protection.

Even when the camera’s buttons are pressed, it does not operate.

The battery is running low.

Recharge the battery.

The date and time is wrong.

The correct date and time is not set. Set the correct date and time.

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APPENDIX

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Connecting to a PictBridge Compatible Printer

If a printer that supports PictBridge is available, images can be printed by connecting the digital still camera directly to the PictBridge-compatible printer without using a computer.

Connecting the camera to the printer

1. Connect one end of the USB cable to your camera.

2. Connect the other end of the USB cable to the

USB port on the printer.


4. The [USB] screen is displayed. Select

[PictBridge] with the c / d buttons, and press the SET button.

Printing images

When the camera is properly connected to a PictBridge compliant printer, the PictBridge menu is displayed on the monitor.

1. Select the item you want to configure with the c

/ d buttons, and press the SET button.

[Images]: Select whether you want to print specific image or all images. You may also select printing number for specific image.

[Date Print]: According to the printer type, select whether you want to print the image with date imprint or not.

[Paper Size]: Select the desired paper size according to the printer type.

[Layout]: Select the desired printing layout according to the printer type.

[Print]: After all settings are configured, select this item to start printing.

2. If you select [Images] in the previous step, the figure shown on the right hand side will appear.

Select [Single], [All] or [DPOF] with the c / d buttons, and press the SET button.

[Single]: Select to print one specific image.

[All]: Select to print all images.

[DPOF]: Select to print images with DPOF settings.

[Exit]: Exit from Images option.




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3. If you select [Single] in the previous step, the figure shown on the right hand side will appear.

Select the image that you want to print with the e / f buttons.

Select the [Print Num] (up to 99) with the c / d buttons.

After selecting the desired image and printing number, press the SET button to confirm.

4. Select [Exit] with the c / d buttons, and press the SET button.

5. Select [Print] with the c / d buttons, and press the SET button to start printing.

6. The printing starts and the figure shown on the right hand side appears.

[COMPLETE] will be displayed temporarily, reminding you that the printing procedure is finished.

If an error is detected during the connection

(i.e. the printer hardware problem) between camera and printer, [PRINT ERROR] will be displayed.

If an error is detected during the communication (i.e. wrong setting on the camera) between camera and printer, [ERROR] will be displayed.

The image printing may fail if the power to the camera is cut off.

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OTHER USEFUL INFORMATION

14

Electrical and electronic equipment (EEE) contains materials, parts and substances which can be dangerous to the environment and harmful to human health if waste of electrical and electronic equipment (WEEE) is not disposed of correctly.

Equipment which is marked with the WEEE logo (as shown on the left), should not be thrown away with your household waste. Contact your Local Authority Waste Disposal Department as they will be able to provide details of the recycling options available in your area.

If your used electrical or electronic equipment has batteries or accumulators, please dispose of these separately beforehand according to local requirements.

By disposing of this product correctly you will help ensure that the waste undergoes the necessary treatment, recovery and recycling and thus prevent potential negative effects on the environment and human health which could otherwise arise due to inappropriate waste handling.




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OTHER USEFUL INFORMATION

14

46




Traveler UW 8 Owner Manual

02 INTRODUCTION AND PARTS LIST

03 GENERAL INFORMATION AND SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

07 IMPORTANT INFORMATION ON UNDERWATER INSTRUCTIONS

09 GETTING TO KNOW YOUR CAMERA

13 GETTING STARTED

17 CAPTURE MODE

23 VIDEO MODE

24 PLAYBACK MODE

30 MENU OPTIONS

37 TRANSFERRING FILES TO YOUR COMPUTER

38 USING THE CAMERA AS A PC CAMERA

39 EDITING SOFTWARE INSTALLATION

40 SPECIFICATIONS

41 APPENDIX

45 OTHER USEFUL INFORMATION

46 WARRANTY CARD

Parts list

Trademark Information

Product Information

SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

Warnings

Cautions

Notes on Battery Usage

Before Using in Water:

During Using in Water:

After Using in Water:

Storage and Maintenance

Other Important Information

Front View

Rear View

Button Operation

LCD Monitor Display

Preparation

Charging the Battery

Setting the Date and Time

Choosing the Language

Formatting the Internal Memory or Memory Card

Capturing Images

Taking Images When the Smile Feature Is On

Recording Shots using Face Detection Technology

Setting the Scene Mode

Taking Underwater Images

Recording Video Clips

Playing Back Video Clips

Playing Back Still Images

Thumbnail Display

Removing Red-eye

Attaching Voice Memos

Playing back voice memo

Protecting Images

Canceling the Protection

DPOF Settings

Deleting Images

Deleting single image / Deleting all images

Capture Menu

Video Menu

Playback Menu

Setup Menu

Downloading Your Files

Possible Number of Shots

Possible number of shots (still image)

Possible recording time / sec (video clip)

Troubleshooting

Connecting to a PictBridge Compatible Printer

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