AIPTEK SD 2Mega Manual do Utilizador

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basic operations9Using the LCD monitorThe LCD monitor can be used to compose image settings for shooting, to review recorded files, or to change menu o

basic operations10Reading the LCD indicatorsNormal display:881.0XZoom ratio Number of recordingsStorage medium *1White balance *2Self timer *3Battery

basic operations11Setting languageWhen you power on the camera for the first time, the LCD display may not show messages in your local language. You ca

basic operations12Recording a video clip1 Adjust the focus. Set the Focus Switch to an appropriate setting. Normally, you should set the focus to (

basic operations13Recording a video clip (continued)4 Zoom in or zoom out. During recording, you can press the Up or Down button to zoom in or zoom o

basic operations14Taking a still picture How to take a still picture1 Adjust the focus. Set the Focus Switch to an appropriate setting. Normally, you

basic operations15Taking a still picture (continued) How to use flash strobe1 Bring up the menu. Press the Menu/OK button.2 Enter the Strobe menu. Pr

basic operations16Taking a still picture (continued) How to use self timer1 Bring up the menu. Press the Menu/OK button.2 Enter the Self Timer menu.

basic operations17Recording a voice clip1 Bring up the menu. Press the Menu/OK button.2 Start recording. Press the Up or Down button to select the

basic operations18Playing back your recordings Full-screen view1 Switch to Playback mode. Press the Mode button to switch to Playback mode. For LCD

1WelcomeDear user, thanks for purchasing this product.Much investment in time and effort has gone into its development,and it is our hope that it will

basic operations19Playing back your recordings (continued) Thumbnail view1 Switch to thumbnail view. While in full-screen view, you can press the Shut

basic operations20Connecting the camera to a TVConnect your camera and TV via the accessory AV cable for real-time display. You can display your video

advanced operations21Advanced OperationsMenu operationThe menu items provide several options for you to fine-tune your camera functions. The following

advanced operations22Setting video resolutionChange the video resolution setting according to your viewing preference.1 Bring up the menu. Press the M

advanced operations23Setting picture resolutionSelect the picture resolution according to your viewing preference or the size of photo you want to dev

advanced operations24Setting white balance1 Bring up the menu. Press the Menu/OK button.2 Enter the Advanced menu. Press the Up or Down button to s

advanced operations25Setting exposure compensationYou can manually adjust the exposure to gain better effects when the previewed image appears too bri

advanced operations26Setting image effectYou can apply special effects to your recordings to add a personal touch.1 Bring up the menu. Press the Menu/

advanced operations27Setting date stampEnabling the date stamp will print the date of recording on the picture.1 Bring up the menu. Press the Menu/OK

advanced operations28Deleting filesWhile reviewing your recordings, you can perform file deletion to remove unwanted files and free some memory space.1 B

2Table of ContentsWelcome ... 1Safety Notice ...

advanced operations29Viewing file informationEnabling the Info option allows you to view file data, such as date of recording, file format, and file size.

system settings30System SettingsSystem menu itemsFor menu illustration and operations, see page 21.To access the system menu:Power-on Menu/OK ( )

system settings31Setting date and time1 Enter the Time menu. Enter System menu Select the Time item Menu/OK button.2 Adjust date and time. Press

system settings32Toggling OSD on or off1 Enter the Display menu. Enter System menu Select the Display item Menu/OK button.2 Select On or Off. Pr

system settings33Setting flicker1 Enter the Flicker menu. Enter System menu Select the Flicker item Menu/OK button.2 Select 50Hz or 60Hz. Press t

system settings34Setting auto-off option1 Enter the Auto-Off menu. Enter System menu Select the Auto-Off item Menu/OK button.2 Select an item. P

system settings351 Enter the Format menu. Enter System menu Select the Format item Menu/OK button.2 Select Yes to format. Press the Up or Down

copying files to your PC36Copying Files to Your PCInstalling the driver to your PCYou need to install the camera driver to ensure that video clips can

copying files to your PC37Installing the driver to your PC (continued)3 Install the driver. The Install Shield Wizard will then appear and automaticall

copying files to your PC38Connecting the camera to your PC1 Connect the USB cable to your computer. Turn on your computer, and then connect the accesso

3Table of ContentsSetting flicker ... 33Setting language ...

copying files to your PC39Copying files to the PC1 This step varies depending on your operation system: For Windows XP users: After the camera is connec

copying files to your PC40Copying files to the PC (continued)2 Double-click on the DCIM file folder. 3 Double-click on the 100MEDIA file folder. 4 Drag

copying files to your PC41Viewing/Playing files on your PC1 Double-click on My Documents or any other folder that stores your files. 2 Double-click on t

copying files to your PC42File locationAfter connecting the camera to your computer, a removable disk will appear in your computer. The removable disk

using PC Camera43Using PC CameraInstalling the softwareThe PC camera software is included in the camera driver, and therefore you should install the d

using PC Camera44Starting the application (continued) Notice for Windows 98SE users: 1. Click Next when the following screen appears. 2. When the

using PC Camera45Starting the application (continued)3 Launch DV 5300 program. Double-click the DV 5300 icon on the Desktop to start the program. Afte

using PC Camera46Using DV 5300 PC Camera Start recording a video clip Stop recording Snapshot Format * Properties * Start/Stop preview window Set

using PC Camera47Using DV 5300 PC Camera (continued) Recording an AVI movie1. Click on the icon.2. Press to specify the path and name of the AV

using PC Camera48Using DV 5300 PC Camera (continued) Configuring Properties options Video setting:- Banding Filter: If the screen of your computer fl

getting started4Getting StartedKnowing your camera partsRecord button ( )MicrophoneUp/Down buttons ( )Menu/OK button ( )Strap hookShutter button

49AddendaWhen using the camera:Problem Cause SolutionThe camera can not be powered on normally.The batteries are out of power.Replace the batteries.Th

50AddendaWhen using the camera:Problem Cause SolutionI did not delete the pictures and video clips, but can not find them in the memory card.The lost r

51AddendaWhen connecting the camera to the computer or TV:Problem Cause SolutionI cannot view the video clips on my computer.Driver or software is not

52AddendaCountry England Germany France Italy Spain NetherlandsSetting 50Hz 50Hz 60Hz 50Hz 50Hz 50HzCountry Portugal America Taiwan China Japan KoreaS

53AddendaStorage CapacityMemoryVideoAudioAll resolutions MaximumFlash memory (13MB for storage)2-6 min. 20 min.SD/MMC card (32MB) 6-14 min. 40 min.SD/

54AddendaMessage DescriptionRecording The camera is recording a file.Please Unlock SD CardIf you insert a SD card and the card is set to “Protected”, t

55AddendaSpecificationsSensor effective resolution 3 Mega (2048x1536) pixelsInterpolated resolution 5 Mega (2560x1920) pixelsInternal memory 13MB flash

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5getting startedLoading batteries1 Open the battery compartment cover. Slide the battery compartment cover open in the direction of indication.2 Insta

getting started6Inserting a SD/MMC card (optional)In addition to the built-in flash memory, your camera can store data on a Secure Digital (SD) card or

7getting startedThe wrist strap provides a convenient way for you to carry your camera around.1 Stretch out the strap hook. Hold your camera upside do

basic operations8Basic OperationsTurning on your cameraRotate the LCD panel as indicated. Then press and hold down the power ( ) button for 2~3 secon