Epson PhotoPC 800 User Manual

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A B User’s Guide Altair.book Page i Thursday, July 1, 1999 3:33 PM ...

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ii IMPORTANT NOTICE DISCLAIMER OF WARRANTY Epson America makes no representations or warranties, either express or implied, by or with respect to anything in this manual, and shall not be liable for any implied warranties of merchantability and fit...

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iii A B Introduction PhotoPC 800 Features Intro-2 Optional Accessories Intro-4 Minimum System Requirements Intro-4 Windows Systems Intro-4 Macintosh Systems Intro-5 Where To Get Help Intro-6 Software Support Intro-7 Software Licensing In...

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iv 3 Using the Camera Buttons to Change Settings Setting Image Quality 3-1 Standard 3-2 Fine 3-2 Super Fine 3-2 HyPict 3-2 Using the Flash 3-3 Auto 3-3 Forced Flash 3-3 Flash Off 3-3 Slow Synchronized Flash 3-3 Taking Pictures With the Time...

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v A B 5 Playing Back Photos Playing Back Pictures One by One 5-2 Playing Back Multiple Pictures 5-3 Deleting Pictures 5-4 Deleting the Currently Displayed Picture 5-4 Deleting All Pictures 5-5 Deleting Selected Pictures 5-5 Locking Pictures ...

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vi Printing an Image or Album 8-4 Choosing the Layout Style 8-5 Adding Text 8-6 Choosing Album Images 8-7 Adjusting the Printed Area 8-7 Adding Sound to an Image 8-8 Playing Back Sounds 8-9 Editing Sounds 8-10 Deleting Sounds 8-10 Displa...

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vii A B Printing 12-4 Printing Single and Multiple Images 12-4 Producing Your Printout 12-8 Printing a Card 12-10 Printing Album Images 12-11 Printing Stickers 12-13 Printing an Index of Your Images 12-15 Removing the Direct Print Program 1...

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Introduction 1 A B our new EPSON  PhotoPC  800 is a high resolution, Y two megapixel, USB and serial digital camera small enough to fit in your pocket, purse, or briefcase. It includes three different user modes with three levels of co...

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2 Introduction The PhotoPC 800 captures images at 1600 × 1200 pixel resolution in 24-bit color, using a 2.14 megapixel CCD sensor. With EPSON’s HyPict ™ image enhancement technology, the images can be interpolated to 1984 × 1488 pixe...

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Introduction 3 A B ◗ Adjustments for white balance, exposure, sensitivity, aperture, shutter, and focus ◗ Built-in flash with a slow synchronized mode for night photography ◗ Four rechargeable NiMH AA batteries and a fast charger ◗ Automa...

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4 Introduction Optional Accessories EPSON offers these accessories for the PhotoPC 800: ◗ Universal AC adapter (B867062) for use with any standard (100 to 240 V) electrical outlet ◗ Additional or replacement NiMH rechargeable batteries (B81...

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Introduction 5 A B Macintosh Systems ◗ One of the following systems: Macintosh PowerPC ™ with System Software Version 7.5 or later Power Macintosh ® G3 with System Software Version 8.51 or later iMac ™ computer with System Software Ve...

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6 Introduction Where To Get Help EPSON provides technical assistance through electronic support services and automated telephone services 24 hours a day. The following tables list the contact information: To speak to a technical support represe...

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Introduction 7 A B You can purchase manuals and accessories from EPSON Accessories at (800) 873-7766 (U.S. sales only). In Canada, please call (800) 873-7766 for dealer referral. Or visit our website at www.epsonsupplies.com (U.S. sales only). S...

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8 Introduction Safety Instructions Read all of these instructions before using your camera and battery charger. Also follow all warnings and instructions marked on the camera, battery charger, and batteries. ◗ To reduce the risk of electric sh...

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Introduction 9 A B ◗ Do not use the camera outdoors during adverse weather conditions. ◗ Do not store the camera near sources of bright light, direct sunlight, high humidity, heat, excessive dirt or dust, or where it will be exposed to stron...

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Getting Started 1-1 A B 1 14. efore you can start using your PhotoPC 800, you B need to charge the batteries. You should also be familiar with all the camera components. This chapter describes the following: ◗ Unpacking your PhotoPC 800 ◗ I...

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1-2 Getting Started Identifying Camera Parts flash viewfinder timer light front view lens AC adapter connector lens cover switch interface connector video out connector shutter button camera dial bottom view battery cover lock memory card cov...

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1 Getting Started 1-3 A B status display panel viewfinder and photo capture light LCD screen back view MENU button hand strap holder + button microphone − button ISO button W.B. button camera status light top button (unlabeled) bottom b...

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1-4 Getting Started Using Rechargeable NiMH Batteries Your PhotoPC 800 comes with a charger and four rechargeable NiMH batteries that can be recharged hundreds of times. While you use two batteries in your camera, you can keep a replacement set...

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1 Getting Started 1-5 A B 2 Connect the battery charger to the battery charger power cord, as shown below. 3 Plug the charger into an electrical outlet. The charger light turns red, indicating that the charger is working. When the batteries are...

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1-6 Getting Started NOTE To keep the charger terminals clean, unplug the charger and wipe the terminals with a dry cloth. Make sure you charge the batteries before you use them. If you find that your batteries run out faster after you recharge ...

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1 Getting Started 1-7 A B 3 Insert two batteries into the compartment, positioning the + and − ends as shown below. 4 Lower the battery cover and slide it in, as shown below. When the battery power is almost out, a low battery icon appears on t...

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1-8 Getting Started Battery Options If you forget to charge your rechargeable NiMH batteries or if they need to be replaced, the PhotoPC 800 camera can also accept the following: ◗ Rechargeable AA NiCad batteries ◗ Single-use AA lithium batt...

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1 Getting Started 1-9 A B ◗ To avoid fire or electric shock, do not use batteries that are leaking or damaged in any way. ◗ If battery acid gets in your eyes or on your skin, immediately rinse the area with water and seek medical treatment. ...

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1-10 Getting Started Installing Your Memory Card Your camera comes with an 8MB CompactFlash memory card that you need to install before you take any photos. Since there is no internal camera memory for storage, this card will store your photogr...

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1 Getting Started 1-11 A B 3 Insert the card all the way into the memory card slot. Make sure the front of the card is facing the front of the camera, and the arrow on the card’s label is pointing down. 4 Close the memory card cover. Next, you...

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1-12 Getting Started Follow these steps to set the date and time: 1 Push the camera dial lock in and turn the camera dial to . 2 You see the clock setting screen with the month highlighted in red. 3 Press the + or − button (next to the up a...

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1 Getting Started 1-13 A B 2 Press the top button (next to MEMORY CARD FORMAT ) to format the card. You see a message warning you that all data on the card will be deleted if you format it. 3 Press the button next to Yes to format the card, or t...

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1-14 Getting Started Installing Your PhotoPC 800 Software PhotoPC 800 comes with everything you need to transfer your pictures from the camera to your computer, organize, enhance, and share your images, and insert them into documents. You can ...

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1 Getting Started 1-15 A B 4 Follow the instructions on the screen to install Image Expert. When installation is complete, you return to the Setup screen. 5 Click the button labeled Install EPSON Photo!3 and Program Uploader and follow the ins...

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1-16 Getting Started 6 On the following screen, click Next. The wizard locates your camera’s driver. 7 Click Next on the installation screen to install the driver. When installation is complete, click Finish. Your camera software is now insta...

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Taking Pictures 2-1 A B 2 aking pictures with the PhotoPC 800 is similar to T using a traditional “point and shoot” auto focus camera. This chapter gives you all the basic information you need to start taking pictures, including the follow...

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2-2 Taking Pictures Camera dial settings include the following: Use this setting for continuous and interval shooting. See pages 4-10 through 4-13 for details. Use this setting to take photos with the LCD screen. See Chapter 4 for information ab...

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Taking Pictures 2-3 A B 2 You need to recharge or replace the batteries or use the optional universal AC adapter when you see the low battery icon. Although you may be able to use the camera with low batteries, it needs full battery power to ope...

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2-4 Taking Pictures When you turn the camera’s dial to , SEt is displayed. No other information appears in the status display panel. When you make a voice recording, rEc appears in this space. When you take photos using the interval shoot...

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Taking Pictures 2-5 A B 2 Follow these steps: 1 Make sure you are at least 20 inches (50 cm) away from your subject. (If you want to get closer, use macro mode as described on page 4-7.) 2 Slide the lens cover switch to open the lens cover. Then ...

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2-6 Taking Pictures While holding down the shutter button, you can reframe your picture and move your subject off-center if you want. The photo capture status light stops flashing when the lens locks in focus. 6 Press the shutter button the res...

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Taking Pictures 2-7 A B 2 NOTE Before you begin to take pictures, you can use the LCD menus to turn recording on and make many other adjustments to your camera. See Chapter 4 for details. Follow these steps: 1 Make sure you are at least 20 inches...

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2-8 Taking Pictures NOTE If you’re using batteries, the camera shuts off automatically after a designated period of inactivity. (The default is 10 seconds. See page 4-26 for instructions on setting the power off interval.) If the image on you...

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Taking Pictures 2-9 A B 2 6 Hold the camera still until it beeps. Then release the shutter button. (You may notice a brief delay between the time you press the shutter button and when the camera beeps. To avoid blurring your images, make sure y...

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Using the Camera Buttons to Change Settings 3-1 A B 3 ou use the camera’s buttons to set the flash, enable Y the timer, and set image quality. You can also make quick adjustments to other basic settings, which gives you greater control of y...

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3-2 Using the Camera Buttons to Change Settings The image quality icons appear on the status display panel as described below. Standard Produces color or black and white images at 640 × 480 pixels. The CompactFlash card holds approximately 118...

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Using the Camera Buttons to Change Settings 3-3 A B 3 Using the Flash The camera’s built-in flash is effective within a range of 1.6 to 11.2 feet (0.5 to 3.4 m), or 6 inches to 1.6 feet (15 to 50 cm) when using the macro feature. Press the flas...

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3-4 Using the Camera Buttons to Change Settings TIPS ◗ When you’re using the flash off setting, hold the camera steady or use a tripod to avoid capturing blurry images. ◗ When you’re taking pictures outdoors, make sure the sun is at your...

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Using the Camera Buttons to Change Settings 3-5 A B 3 5 Press the shutter button. The timer icon and the red timer light on the front of the camera flash slowly for eight seconds. Then they flash rapidly for two seconds before the shutter is rel...

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3-6 Using the Camera Buttons to Change Settings Press the ISO button on the back of the camera to cycle through the three sensitivity settings. The arrow icons in the upper left corner of the status display panel indicate the sensitivity setti...

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Using the Camera Buttons to Change Settings 3-7 A B 3 The setting, which appears in the status display panel next to the W.B. mark, remains in effect while you take pictures. The PhotoPC 800 includes the following white balance settings: AUTO Ad...

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3-8 Using the Camera Buttons to Change Settings The setting appears in the status display panel next to the +/− mark and remains in effect while you take pictures. exposure setting Altair.book Page 8 Thursday, July 1, 1999 3:33 PM ...

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Using the LCD Menus to Change Settings 4-1 A B 4 . 4 Jim Jackson’s Auto Sales • 1995 Mitsubishi Montero • Good condition • Low Mileage FOR SALE FOR SALE 999-555-5555 he LCD menus let you preview your pictures while T you make your came...

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4-2 Using the LCD Menus to Change Settings ◗ Adjusting the white balance setting ◗ Adjusting exposure ◗ Adjusting the focus manually ◗ Changing the metering method ◗ Setting camera options (automatic power off, LCD brightness, alert bee...

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Using the LCD Menus to Change Settings 4-3 A B 4 Full Auto The camera chooses settings for you. This mode, which is the default, is recommended for the beginning photographer. You can simply point and shoot, or you can still adjust some basic s...

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4-4 Using the LCD Menus to Change Settings Taking Color or Black and White Pictures You also use the SETUP menu to switch between color and black and white pictures. NOTE There is no difference between the file sizes of color and black and whi...

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Using the LCD Menus to Change Settings 4-5 A B 4 2 Press the bottom button (next to Normal Shot) to select Quick Shot. 3 Slide the lens cover switch to open the lens cover. 4 Turn the camera dial to or and wait until the camera status lig...

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4-6 Using the LCD Menus to Change Settings This setting is available for all user modes (Full Auto, Program, and Manual). 1 Open the lens cover and turn the camera dial to . You see the View menu. The current digital zoom setting appears in th...

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Using the LCD Menus to Change Settings 4-7 A B 4 Taking Close-Ups With Macro Mode You can use the camera’s macro mode to take pictures as close as 6 inches (15 cm). This setting is available for all user modes (Full Auto, Program, and Manual). ...

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4-8 Using the LCD Menus to Change Settings NOTE When you take macro close-ups, you should use a tripod (as described in Appendix A) and disable the flash. Otherwise, your pictures may appear blurry and washed out. Taking Digital Panoramic Pictur...

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Using the LCD Menus to Change Settings 4-9 A B 4 2 Press the bottom button (next to the current setting) to cycle through the frame settings ( Normal Frame, Macro, and Panorama). For a few seconds, the word PANORAMA appears on the LCD screen, ...

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4-10 Using the LCD Menus to Change Settings Continuous Shooting In this mode, you can take two standard or fine resolution pictures each second, with up to ten pictures in sequence (or one super fine resolution picture per second, with up to ei...

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Using the LCD Menus to Change Settings 4-11 A B 4 Continuous Shooting Using the Timer You can also combine continuous shooting with the timer for delayed automatic capture of a series of images. This allows you to photograph yourself in motion. N...

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4-12 Using the LCD Menus to Change Settings The camera beeps each time it captures an image, and the timer light on the front of the camera flashes as the images are processed. Interval Shooting You can use this time lapse feature to capture sce...

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Using the LCD Menus to Change Settings 4-13 A B 4 4 Press the + or − button (next to the up and down arrows) to change the highlighted setting, then press the ISO button (under the left arrow) to move to the next setting and repeat the process...

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4-14 Using the LCD Menus to Change Settings Follow these steps to add a recording right after taking a picture: 1 Turn the camera dial to to display the SETUP menu. 2 Press the MENU button (under Camera SETUP). You see the Camera SETUP menu....

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Using the LCD Menus to Change Settings 4-15 A B 4 NOTE Even if you don’t speak into the microphone, your camera records ambient noise when recording is turned on, and your images take up more space on the memory card. To fit more images on your...

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4-16 Using the LCD Menus to Change Settings 2 Open the lens cover and turn the camera dial to . You see the View menu. 3 Hold down the MENU button (under PRESS or HOLD ) until you see the following screen: 4 Press the ISO button to cycle throu...

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Using the LCD Menus to Change Settings 4-17 A B 4 Adjusting the Sensitivity Setting If you’ve set the user mode to Program or Manual, you can use the LCD screens to adjust the sensitivity setting. (You can also use the camera’s ISO button to ...

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4-18 Using the LCD Menus to Change Settings NOTE This View menu illustrates what you see if your user mode is set to Program . Your View menu will look slightly different if the user mode is set to Manual . 3 Do one of the following: If user m...

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Using the LCD Menus to Change Settings 4-19 A B 4 The PhotoPC 800 includes the following white balance settings: AUTO Adjusts the white balance of your pictures automatically. This is the recommended setting for most pictures. FIX Locks the whit...

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4-20 Using the LCD Menus to Change Settings 3 Do one of the following: If user mode is set to Program, the current white balance setting appears above the W.B. button. Press the W.B. button to select FIX. If user mode is set to Manual, hold d...

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Using the LCD Menus to Change Settings 4-21 A B 4 Photographing With User Defined White Balance Follow these steps to customize the white balance setting: 1 Turn the camera dial to to display the SETUP menu. If necessary, change to Program or ...

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4-22 Using the LCD Menus to Change Settings 8 Do one of the following: If user mode is set to Program, the current white balance setting appears above the W.B. button. Press the W.B. button to select CUSTOM. If user mode is set to Manual, hol...

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Using the LCD Menus to Change Settings 4-23 A B 4 Making Predefined Exposure Adjustments Follow these steps to make predefined exposure adjustments: 1 Make sure that the camera is set to Program or Manual user mode. (See page 4-2 for details.) 2 O...

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4-24 Using the LCD Menus to Change Settings Making Advanced Exposure Adjustments Experienced photographers can set the exposure manually by adjusting the shutter speed and aperture. Follow these steps to set the shutter speed and aperture: 1 Make...

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Using the LCD Menus to Change Settings 4-25 A B 4 3 If you want to use the macro feature or take panoramas, press the button next to Normal Frame until Macro or Panorama appears in the center of the screen. 4 Hold down the MENU button (under PR...

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4-26 Using the LCD Menus to Change Settings Follow these steps to change the metering system: 1 Make sure that the camera is set to Manual user mode. (See page 4-2 for details.) 2 Open the lens cover and turn the camera dial to . 3 Hold down th...

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Using the LCD Menus to Change Settings 4-27 A B 4 Follow these steps to change the power off interval: 1 Push the camera dial lock in and turn the dial to . You see the SETUP menu. 2 Press the MENU button (below Camera SETUP) to go to the Camer...

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4-28 Using the LCD Menus to Change Settings Setting the LCD Brightness To adjust the brightness of the LCD screen, follow these steps: 1 Turn the camera dial to to display the SETUP menu. Then press the MENU button (under Camera SETUP ). Yo...

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Using the LCD Menus to Change Settings 4-29 A B 4 2 Press the W.B. button (under Beep) to cycle through these choices: ◗ Shutter The camera beeps when an image is captured. ◗ Never Turns the beep off. ◗ Always The camera beeps whenever you ...

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4-30 Using the LCD Menus to Change Settings 3 Press the + or − button (next to the up and down arrows) to adjust the setting, then press the W.B. button (under the right arrow) to highlight the day. 4 Repeat step 3 for each item you want to c...

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Playing Back Photos 5-1 A B 5 . 5 he LCD screen lets you play back your pictures one- T by-one or in groups of four or nine. You can magnify or delete selected pictures and customize playback features. You can also view your pictures on a tel...

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5-2 Playing Back Photos NOTE After a designated period of inactivity, the camera automatically shuts off to conserve battery power. If the image on your LCD screen disappears, press any button on the back of the camera to “wake” the camera....

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Playing Back Photos 5-3 A B 5 Playing Back Multiple Pictures You can play back your pictures in Multi mode to view small “thumbnail” versions of either four or nine pictures at once. Follow these steps to play back multiple pictures: 1 Turn t...

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5-4 Playing Back Photos Deleting Pictures The LCD screen provides two different methods for deleting images after you play them back: ◗ You can delete the currently displayed picture ◗ You can select multiple pictures for deletion, or “loc...

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Playing Back Photos 5-5 A B 5 Deleting All Pictures To delete all the images from your memory card, make sure the camera dial is set to , then follow these steps: 1 Press the bottom button (next to Select Image). Then press the top button (next...

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5-6 Playing Back Photos 3 Press the + or − button (next to the right and left arrows) to move the frame to an image you want to erase. Then press the bottom button (next to Select). A red frame appears around the image and the word Select ch...

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Playing Back Photos 5-7 A B 5 3 Do one of the following: ◗ If you want to lock all images, press the top button (next to Select All). (If you change your mind, press the same button to deselect all images.) ◗ If you want to lock just one or ...

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5-8 Playing Back Photos Unlocking Pictures After you have locked some of your pictures, you can unlock selected pictures or all the pictures in the camera. Make sure the camera dial is set to , then follow these steps: 1 Repeat steps 1 through...

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Playing Back Photos 5-9 A B 5 Follow these steps to add a recording to an existing image: 1 Turn the camera dial to to go to playback mode. 2 Press the + or − button (next to the right and left arrows) to move to the photo to which you want t...

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5-10 Playing Back Photos 5 Speak clearly into the microphone on the back of the camera. A microphone icon appears in the upper left corner of the image to indicate that a recording has been added. Deleting Audio Recordings You can also delete au...

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Playing Back Photos 5-11 A B 5 5 Press the ISO button (under Sound Delete) to delete the recording for this picture. A message appears asking you to confirm the deletion. NOTE If you see a message that the selected image is locked, press the but...

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5-12 Playing Back Photos NOTE When you magnify a panoramic picture, it’s divided into three parts. You can only scroll left and right. 3 To exit the magnification screen, press the MENU button (next to BACK). Viewing Picture Information You c...

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Playing Back Photos 5-13 A B 5 Playing Your Pictures as a Slide Show You can use the LCD screen to play back your pictures in a continuous “slide show.” You can even control the slide show’s speed and pauses. Follow these steps: 1 Turn the...

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5-14 Playing Back Photos 4 Press the bottom button (next to Start) to begin the slide show. To pause the slide show, press the MENU button; then press the MENU button again to restart it. While the slide show is paused, you can view the last ...

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Playing Back Photos 5-15 A B 5 4 Press the + or − button (next to the right and left arrows) to select the picture you want to exclude from the slide show. (If you want, press the ISO button to display multiple pictures.) 5 Do one of the foll...

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5-16 Playing Back Photos 2 Press the bottom button (next to SLIDE SHOW). You see the following: 3 Press the − button (next to SlideSelect) to display the following: 4 Press the + or − button (next to the right and left arrows) to frame the ...

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Playing Back Photos 5-17 A B 5 Playing Back Pictures on TV You can display your pictures on a regular television or VCR by using the video cable that came with your PhotoPC 800. TIP You can videotape your pictures to share them without using a ...

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5-18 Playing Back Photos 3 Connect the yellow end of the cable to the VIDEO IN port on the television or VCR. 4 Turn on the TV (and VCR) and switch to the correct video mode. 5 Altair.book Page 18 Thursday, July 1, 1999 3:33 PM ...