PHP JPEG Metadata Toolkit
List of Tested Digital Cameras
Tested with reading and interpreting functions only Makernote Decoded Makernote Present JPEG Comment EXIF Thumbnail Unless otherwise noted, except for unknown EXIF Makernotes, all images tested were fully decoded, with no errors

Contains JFXX

Meta Segment

Contains EXIF

Contains JFIF

Picture Info

Tested
Camera Agfa ePhoto 780 Agfa ePhoto CL18 Agfa ePhoto CL20 Agfa ePhoto CL30 Clik! Agfa ePhoto CL30 Agfa ePhoto CL45 Agfa ePhoto CL50 Agfa ePhoto 1680 Agfa ePhoto 1280 Canon PowerShot S60 Canon PowerShot S410 (Digital IXUS 430) Canon PowerShot S500 (Digital IXUS 500) Canon PowerShot A75 Canon PowerShot SD110 (Digital IXUS IIs) Canon PowerShot A310 Canon PowerShot S1 IS Canon PowerShot Pro1 Canon EOS-1D Mark II with EF 100-400 mm L Canon PowerShot SD10 (Digital IXUS i) Canon PowerShot A80 Canon EOS-300D (EOS Digital Rebel) Canon PowerShot G5 Canon EOS-10D Canon PowerShot A70 Canon PowerShot A60 Canon PowerShot S50

Makernote Coding

Comment
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x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x Canon Canon Canon Canon Canon Canon Canon Canon Canon Canon Canon Canon Canon Canon Canon Canon

Makernote Decoded

Makernote Present

JPEG Comment

EXIF Thumbnail
Camera Canon PowerShot A300 Canon EOS-1Ds with EF 28-70 mm L Canon PowerShot G3 Canon PowerShot S45 Canon PowerShot S230 (Digital IXUS v3) Canon PowerShot A200 Canon PowerShot S330 (Digital IXUS 330) Canon PowerShot A100 Canon PowerShot A40 Canon PowerShot A30 Canon PowerShot S30 Canon PowerShot S40 Canon PowerShot A10 Canon PowerShot A20 Canon PowerShot S100 (Digital IXUS) Canon PowerShot SD100 Digital ELPH Canon PowerShot S400 Canon PowerShot S200 Canon EOS-D60 Canon EOS-1D with EF 28-135 mm F3.5-5.6 Canon PowerShot G2 Canon PowerShot S110 Canon PowerShot S300 Canon PowerShot Pro90 IS Canon PowerShot G1 Canon EOS-D30 Canon PowerShot S20 Canon PowerShot S10 Canon PowerShot A50 Canon PowerShot A5 Zoom Canon PowerShot A5
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Makernote Coding Canon Canon Canon Canon Canon Canon Canon Canon Canon Canon Canon Canon Canon Canon Canon Canon Canon Canon Canon Canon Canon Canon Canon Canon Canon Canon Canon Canon Canon
Can't decode old Canon proprietory APP0 segment Can't decode old Canon proprietory APP0 segment
Camera Canon PowerShot Pro70 Canon PowerShot 600 Canon PowerShot 350 Canon EOS D6000 Canon EOS D2000 aka Kodak DCS520 Canon PowerShot 600N Canon PowerShot 30 Canon PowerShot 30T Canon EOS DCS1 Canon EOS DCS3 Casio EXILIM EX-M20 Casio EXILIM EX-P600 Casio EXILIM EX-S1 Casio EXILIM EX-S2 Casio EXILIM EX-S3 Casio EXILIM EX-S20 Casio EXILIM EX-Z3 Casio EXILIM EX-Z4 Casio EXILIM EX-Z30 Casio EXILIM EX-Z40 Casio GV-10 Casio GV-20 Casio QV-3EX Casio QV-3 Plus Casio QV-10 Casio QV-10a Casio QV-11 Casio QV-30 Casio QV-70 Casio QV-100 Casio QV-120 Casio QV-200
Comment Can't decode old Canon proprietory APP0 segment Can't decode old Canon proprietory APP0 segment

x x x x x x x x x x x

x x x x x x x x
Casio Type 2 Casio Type 2 Casio Type 2 Casio Type 2 Casio Type 2 Casio Type 2 Casio Type 2 Casio Type 2
x Casio Type 2 x Casio Type 1 x Casio Type 1
Camera Casio QV-300 Casio QV-700 Casio QV-770 Casio QV-2000 Casio QV-2000 Plus Casio QV-2000UX Casio QV-2100 Casio QV-2300 Plus Casio QV-2300UX Casio QV-2400UX Casio QV-2800UX Casio QV-2900UX Casio QV-3000EX Casio QV-3500EX Casio QV-4000 Casio QV-4000EX Casio QV-5000SX Casio QV-5500SX Casio QV-5700 Casio QV-7000SX Casio QV-8000SX Casio QV-R3 Casio QV-R4 Casio QV-R40 Casio QV-R41 Casio QV-R51 Casio XV-3 Contax TVS Digital Contax N Digital Contax SL300R T* Epson PhotoPC Epson PhotoPC 500 Epson PhotoPC 550 Epson PhotoPC 600

Makernote Coding Fujifilm Fujifilm Fujifilm Fujifilm Fujifilm Fujifilm Fujifilm Fujifilm Fujifilm Fujifilm Fujifilm
x x x x x x x x x x x x x x

x x x x x

Fujifilm Fujifilm Fujifilm Fujifilm Fujifilm
x Fujifilm x x x x x Fujifilm Fujifilm Fujifilm Fujifilm Fujifilm
x Fujifilm x Fujifilm x Fujifilm
Camera Fujifilm MX-1200 Fujifilm MX-1400 Fujifilm MX-1500 Fujifilm MX-1700 Zoom Fujifilm MX-2700 Fujifilm MX-2900 Zoom HP Photosmart 120 HP Photosmart 210 HP Photosmart 215 HP Photosmart 315 HP Photosmart 318 HP Photosmart 320 HP Photosmart 435 HP Photosmart 612 HP Photosmart 620 HP Photosmart 635 HP Photosmart 715 HP Photosmart 720 HP Photosmart 735 HP Photosmart C20 HP Photosmart C30 HP Photosmart C200 HP Photosmart C500
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x x x x x x x x x x

Makernote starts with "HPKK"
FAULTY EXIF - No Next-IFD Pointer on EXIF IFD x x x x x x x x x x x x x Zero Length EXIF IFD, Makernote starts with "HP*" Uncompressed Exif thumbnail not decoded, and 3x FPXR APP2 Flashpix segments not decoded, Makernote starts with "00" Uncompressed Exif thumbnail not decoded, and 3x FPXR APP2 Flashpix segments not decoded, Makernote starts with "00" 2x weird APP3 segments full of HHHH 2x weird APP3 segments full of HHHH Olympus format makernote, but one tag (Digital Zoom) is not to EXIF standard (Rational should be 2 longs but is 2 shorts)

HP Photosmart C618

Camera HP Photosmart C812 HP Photosmart C850

HP Photosmart C912

HP Photosmart C935 HP Photosmart C945 HP Photosmart R707 HP Photosmart R607 JVC GC-QX3HD JVC GC-QX5HD Kodak CX4200 Kodak CX4210 Kodak Easyshare CX4230 Zoom Kodak CX4300 Kodak CX4310 Kodak Easyshare CX6200 Kodak CX6230 Kodak CX6330 Zoom Kodak CX7220 Kodak Easyshare CX7300 Kodak CX7330 Kodak CX7430 Zoom Kodak CX7530 Kodak DC20 Kodak DC25 Kodak DC50 Kodak DC120

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Comment Unknown 2x HPSC APP4 segment not decoded Unknown 2x HPSC APP4 segment not decoded, Makernote is only 1 byte Uncompressed Exif thumbnail not decoded, and 3x FPXR APP2 Flashpix segments not decoded, Makernote starts with "00" Unknown 2x HPSC APP4 segment not decoded, Makernote is only 1 byte Unknown 2x HPSC APP4 segment not decoded, Makernote is only 1 byte Makernote tag corrupted, indicates length 5, also 3x H3X0 unknown segments

x x x x

Camera Kodak DC200 Kodak DC200 plus Kodak DC210 plus Kodak DC210 Zoom Kodak DC215 Zoom Kodak DC220 Kodak DC240 Kodak DC240 Zoom Kodak DC260 Kodak DC265 Kodak DC280 Zoom Kodak DC290 Zoom Kodak DC3200 Kodak DC3400 Zoom Kodak DC3800 Kodak DC4800 Zoom Kodak DC5000 Zoom Kodak DCS Pro 14n Kodak DCS Pro 14nx Kodak DCS Pro SLR/c Kodak DCS Pro SLR/n Kodak DCS Pro Back 645 Kodak DCS315 Kodak DCS330 Kodak DCS420 Kodak DCS460 Kodak DCS520 Kodak DCS520C Kodak DCS560 Kodak DCS620 Kodak DCS620x Kodak DCS660

Number of images and battery life Still image Battery life Approx. 130 MIN Number of images Approx. 260 Movie Recording time Approx. 110 MIN Using the fully charged battery 320X240 image size 30fps frame rate
Based on the following shooting conditions
Using the fully charged battery, Auto mode 8M image size, Fine image quality Shot to shot interval : 30Sec. Changing the zoom position between the Wide and the Tele ends every 1 shot. Using the flash every two times
These figures are measured under Samsungs standard conditions and Shooting conditions and may vary depending on the way of users usage.

INFORMATION

Important information about battery usage When the camera is not used, turn off the camera power. Please remove the battery if the camera will not be used for long periods. The battery can lose power over time and are prone to leaking if kept inside the camera. Low temperatures (below 0C) can affect the performance of the battery and you may experience reduced battery life. Battery will usually recover at normal temperatures. During extended use of the camera, the camera body may become warm. This is perfectly normal.
Using the AC power adapter (SAC-32, DC 3.3V 2.0A, optional) If you have access to a mains supply, using an AC Adapter (SAC-32, DC 3.3V 2.0A) allows the camera to be used for long periods of time. Plug the adapter into the connection point (DC IN 3.3V) on the camera. Remove the batteries from the camera when using an AC adapter.
Always turn off the power before taking the AC adapter out of the mains supply. As with all mains powered devices, safety is important. Ensure that neither the camera nor adapter comes into contact with water or metallic materials. Please ensure that you use an AC adapter (3.3V 2.0A) with the correct specification for the camera. Failure to do so may affect your warranty.
Using the batteries : If the camera does not turn on after you have inserted batteries, please check whether the batteries are inserted with the correct polarity(+/-).
1. Open the battery chamber cover by pushing in the direction of the arrow.
2. Insert the batteries taking note of the polarity (+ / -).
3. To close the battery chamber cover, push it until it clicks.

3. To close, push the battery chamber cover until you hear a click. If the memory card does not slide in smoothly, do not attempt to insert it by force. Check the direction of insertion, and then insert it correctly. Do not insert the memory card the wrong way round. Doing so may damage the memory card slot.

Removing the memory card

1. Turn the power off using the power button. Open the battery chamber cover and press the memory card as shown in the image and release. 2. Remove the memory card and close the battery chamber cover.
When the camera is turned on, inserting or removing the memory card makes the camera power be turned off.
When Using the Camera for the First Time
Charge the rechargeable battery fully before using the camera for the first time. When the camera is turned on for the first time, a menu will be displayed to set date, time and language in the LCD monitor. This menu will not be displayed after setting up the date, time and language. Set up the date, time and language before using this camera.
Setting up the date, time and date type 1. Select the [Date&Time] menu by pressing the UP/DOWN button and press the RIGHT button. Setup Date&Time 2. Select the desired sub menu by pressing the Language 05 / 08 / 01 UP/ DOWN/ LEFT/ RIGHT button. 13:00 RIGHT button : selects YEAR/ MONTH/ DAY/ HOUR/ yy/mm/dd MINUTE/ DATE TYPE Back: Set:OK LEFT button : Moves the cursor to the [Date&Time] main menu if the cursor is at the first item of the date and time setup. In all other instances, the cursor will be shifted to the left of its current position. UP/ DOWN button : changes the value of each item.
Setting up the language 1. Select the [Language] menu by pressing the UP/DOWN button and press the RIGHT button. 2. Select the desired sub menu by pressing the UP/ DOWN button and press the OK button.

Setup Date&Time

Language

ENGLISH

FRANAIS DEUTSCH ESPAOL

Set:OK

You can select 21 languages. These are listed below : English, Korean, French, German, Spanish, Italian, S.Chinese, T.Chinese, Japanese, Russian, Portuguese, Dutch, Danish, Swedish, Finnish, Thai, BAHASA(MALAY/ INDONESIAN), Arabic, Hungarian, Czech and Polish. Even if the camera is restarted, the language setting will be maintained.

Sharpness

You can adjust the sharpness of the picture you want to take. You cannot check the sharpness effect on the LCD monitor before you take a picture, because this function is applied only when the captured image is stored on the memory.

Sharpness Soft

Sub menu Soft
Description The edges of the image are softened. This effect is suitable for editing images on your PC. The edges of the image are sharp. This is suitable for printing. The edges of the image are emphasized. The edges will appear sharp, but noise may occur in the recorded image.

Effect

By using the camera's digital processor, it is possible to add special effects to your images.
B&W Sepia Red Green Blue
[Normal] [B & W] [Sepia]
: No effect is added to the image. : Captured images will be stored in black and white. : Captured images will be stored in a sepia tone (a gradient of yellowish brown colours). [Red] : Captured images will be stored in a red tone. [Green] : Captured images will be stored in a green tone. [Blue] : Captured images will be stored in a blue tone. [Negative] : Save the image in negative mode.

Special Effect

By using the camera s digital processor, it is possible to add special effects to your images. You can select this menu only in the PROGRAM, MySET, Aperture priority, Shutter priority and MANUAL modes. You can select the preset focus frame, Composite shots and Photo frame function. If a special effect is selected, the rest special functions set before are cancelled automatically. Even if the camera is turned off, the special effect setting will be preserved. To cancel the special effect, select the [Off] sub menu of each menu. If you select the [TIFF] image size and select the [Special Effect] menu, the image size will be changed to the [Super Fine] image size automatically. If you select a special effect menu and select [Continuous], [AEB] or [AFB] menu, the special effect menu will be cancelled automatically.
Special Effect : Preset focus frames
You can make the subject stand out from its surroundings. The subject will be sharp and in focus while making the rest out of focus. 1. Select the PROGRAM, MySET, Aperture priority, Shutter priority or MANUAL modes. Then press the menu button. 2. Press the LEFT/ RIGHT button and select the [Special Effect] menu tab. 3. Select the [Highlight] menu by pressing the UP/ DOWN button and press the Right button. 4. Select a desired sub menu by pressing the UP/ DOWN button and press the OK button. - [Off] : The preset focus frame will not be added.

Saving is available for the following camera functions. Functions using the camera buttons - Macro, flash, white balance, ISO, RGB, Exposure value, Aperture value and Shutter speed. Functions using the menu screen - Size, quality, metering, effect, sharpness and continuous shot.
Select the [Scene] submenu to automatically configure optimal settings, depending on the selected scene. Only available in the SCENE Mode.

Nightscene

Portrait Children Landscape Close Up Text

[SCENE mode]

Sub menu Nightscene Portrait Children Landscape Close up Text Sunset Dawn Backlight Firework Beach&Snow
Description Use this for shooting still images at night or in other dark conditions. To take a picture of a person To take a still picture of moving children Scenery with green woods or blue sky Close-up shooting for small objects such as plants and insects Use this mode to shoot a document For taking pictures of sunsets Daybreak scenes Portrait without shadows caused by backlight Firework scenes For ocean, lake, beach and snowscape scenes
When the close-up, sunset, dawn, fireworks are selected, it is possible that camera shake will occur. If this is the case, use a tripod to eliminate this. In the [Children] and [Close up] scene mode, the Continuous Automatic Focusing (CAF) function will be activated and the CAF icon is displayed at the bottom of the LCD monitor. Continuous automatic focusing : The camera keeps focusing while the object is moving even if the shutter button is not slightly pressed. Note that using the Continuous automatic focusing uses more battery than the Automatic focusing does.
Movie Clip frame stabiliser
This function helps stabilise images captured during movie recording. You can select this menu only in the MOVIE CLIP mode. How to use this function 1. Select the MOVIE CLIP mode by rotating the mode dial and press the menu button. Select the [Stabilizer] menu Stabilizer and press the right button. Off On 2. Select a desired sub menu by pressing the Up/Down button and press the OK button. [Off] : Movie clip frame stabilizer function becomes disabled. [On] : Prevents camera shake during movie recording. The recording frame range will become narrower than when you select the [Off] menu. Pre-view frames may not display smoothly on the LCD monitor, but stored movie clips have no problems.
When you select the [On] sub menu, the movie clip frame range will be narrow depending on the movie clip size.

Starting play mode

Turn the camera on and select Play mode by pressing the play mode button ( ). The camera can now play back the images stored in the memory. If you have turned on the camera by pressing the POWER button, you can press the PLAY MODE button once to switch to Play mode and press it again to switch to Recording mode. You can turn the power on with the play mode button. The camera is turned on in play mode. Press the play mode button again to turn off the camera. Switch the mode dial to change to another shooting mode while the camera is on. You can set up the PLAY mode function by using the camera buttons and LCD monitor. If you press the PLAY button to switch to Play mode, the camera lens will retract into the camera body for protection of the lens after about 10 seconds. If the memory card is inserted in the camera, all the camera functions apply only to the memory card. If the memory card is not inserted in the camera, all the camera functions apply only to the internal memory. Playing back a still image 1. Select the PLAY mode by pressing the play mode button ( ).

Trimming? Trimming Cancel Confirm : OK
If the running time is under 10 seconds, the movie clip can t be trimmed. If you want to extract the movie clip at the beginning of the frame, press the Zoom T button before starting the movie clip. If the time line bar passes by the start point by pressing the REW(Left) button, the first frame of the movie clip will display. If you doesn t specify the ending point of the movie clip, the trimming confirmation window will display at the point of the last frame.
Playing back a recorded voice Steps from 1-2 are the same as those to play back a still image. 3. Select the recorded voice that you want to play back by using the LEFT/RIGHT button. If you select a recorded voice file, the voice indicator ( ) will be displayed on the LCD monitor. PLAY? 4. Press the play & pause button ( ) to play back a recorded voice file. - To pause a recorded voice file, while playing it back, press the play & pause button again. - To resume playback of the voice file, press the play & pause button. - To rewind the voice file while it is playing, press the LEFT button. To fast forward the voice file, press the RIGHT button. - To stop playback of the voice file, press the play & pause button, and then press the LEFT or RIGHT button.
The LCD monitor displays shooting information about the displayed image.

No. 17

Description Battery Play mode icon File type Flash Voice memo Protect DPOF icon Histogram Recording date Exposure Value ISO Shutter speed Aperture Value Sharpness TIFF Image size Recording time (Movie clip) Folder name & File name
Page p.15 p.61 p.24, 26 p.35 p.31 p.79 p.83 p.57
2005/08/01 EV -2.0 ~ 2.~ ~ 1/2,000 F2.8 ~ F7.7
p.97 p.41 p.40 p.22~23 p.22~23 p.51 p.48
3264 X 2448 ~ 256 X 192 p.47 00:01:30 100-0009 p.94
In Play mode, you can use the buttons on the camera to conveniently set up the Play mode functions.

Thumbnail (

) / Enlargement (

) button

You can view multiple pictures, enlarge a selected picture, and crop and save a selected area of an image. Thumbnail display 1. While an image is displayed full screen, press the thumbnail button. 2. The thumbnail display will highlight the image that had been showing at the time the thumbnail mode was selected. 3. Press the 5 function button to move to a desired image. 4. To view an image separately, press the enlargement button ( ).
Pressing the thumbnail button ( )
Pressing the enlargement button ( ) Highlighted image [ Normal display mode ] [ Thumbnail display mode ]
Image enlargement 1. Select an image that you want to enlarge and press the enlargement button. 2. Different parts of the image can be viewed by pressing the 5 function button. 3. Pressing the thumbnail button will zoom back to the original full sized image. - You can tell whether the image displayed is an enlarged view by checking the image enlargement indicator shown at the bottom left of the LCD monitor. (If the image is not an enlarged view, the indicator will not be displayed.) You can also check the area of enlargement. - TIFF, Movie clips and WAV files cant be enlarged. - If an image is enlarged, a loss of quality may occur.

STOP:SHUTTER

Play & Pause (

)/ Down button

In Play mode, the play & pause/ down button works as follows: - If the menu is displayed Press the DOWN button to move from the main menu to a sub menu, or to move down the sub menu cursor. - If a still image with a voice memo, a voice file, or a movie clip is playing In Stop mode : Plays a still image with a voice memo, a voice file, or a movie clip. During playback : Temporarily stops playback. In Pause mode : Resumes playback

PAUSE?

[ Voice recording is stopped ]
[ Voice recording is playing ]
[ Voice recording is paused ]
LEFT/ RIGHT/ MENU/ OK button
LEFT / RIGHT/ MENU/ OK buttons activate the following. - LEFT button : While the menu is showing, press the LEFT button to select the menu tab to the left of the cursor. - RIGHT button : While the menu is showing, press the RIGHT button to select the menu tab to the right of the cursor, or to move an secondary menu. - MENU button : When you press the MENU button, the play mode menu will be displayed on the LCD monitor. Pressing it again will return the LCD to the initial display. - OK button : When the menu is displayed on the LCD monitor, the OK button is used for confirming data that is changed by using the 5 function button.

Print button (

When the camera is connected to a PictBridge Printer with supplied USB cable, currently displayed image will be printed with the printer's default setting by pressing this button. - Though the [USB] menu is set to [Computer], the camera will recognize the printer by pressing this button while the camera searches for the external device. But, the camera may not connect to the printer and turn off according to the printer manufacturer. Refer to page 88 for more information about how to connect the computer and the printer.

Delete (

This deletes images stored on the memory card. Deleting Images in Play Mode 1. Select an image that you want to delete by pressing the LEFT / RIGHT button and press the DELETE ( ) button. 2. A message will display as shown alongside on the LCD monitor. 3. Select the submenu values by pressing the UP/DOWN button and then press the OK button. If [Delete] is selected: deletes the selected images. If [Cancel] is selected: cancels "Delete Image".
Delete? Delete Cancel Confirm:OK
Deleting Images in Thumbnail Display Mode 1. Use the Up/Down/Left/Right buttons to select an image to delete. 2. Press the Delete button to display the following message in the LCD monitor.

Press the DELETE button.

3. Select the submenu values by pressing the UP/DOWN button and then press the OK button. If [Delete] is selected : deletes the selected images. If [Cancel] is selected : cancels "Delete Image".

Menu tab Main menu Sub menu Secondary menu Auto Full Layout Index Auto Normal Custom Set Type Photo Fastphoto Auto Draft Quality Normal p.90 Fine Auto Date Off On Auto File name Off On Standard Print Index No DPOF Print Yes Reset No Yes Menus are subject to change without prior notice. p.91 p.91 p.90 Page

Starting the slide show

Images can be displayed continuously at pre-set intervals. You can view the slide show by connecting the camera to an external monitor. 1. Press the play mode button and press the menu button. 2. Press the LEFT/ RIGHT button and select the [Slide] menu tab.
Start the slide show : The slide show can start only in the [Start] menu. 1. Use the Up/Down buttons to select the [Start] menu. 2. Press the OK button to start the slide show. - Press the Pause button to pause the slide show. Start Interval - Press the Pause button ( ) again to resume the slide Repeat Effect show. - To stop the slide show, press the play & pause button, and Move: then press the LEFT or RIGHT button.

Slide 1 sec Off Cancel

Setting play interval: Set the slide show play interval. 1. Select the [Interval] sub menu by pressing the UP/DOWN button and press the RIGHT button. 2. Use the Up/ Down buttons to select the desired interval. 3. Press the OK button to save the configuration.

Slide Start

3 sec 5 sec 10 sec

Interval

Repeat Effect
Repeat setting : Setting the slide show to repeat after the first cycle. 1. Use the Up/ Down buttons to select the [Repeat] menu and press the Right button. 2. Use the Up/Down buttons to select the desired sub menu. Start Interval [On] selected : The slide show is repeated until cancelled. Repeat [Off] selected : The slide show is closed after one cycle. Effect 3. Press the OK button to save the configuration.
The loading time depends on the image size and quality. While the slide show is playing, only the first frame of a MOVIE file is displayed. While the slide show is playing, the voice recording file will not display.
Configure slide show effects: Unique screen effects can be used for the slide show. 1. Select the [Effect] sub menu by pressing the UP/ DOWN button and press the RIGHT button. Slide 2. Use the Up/ Down Button to select the type of effect. Start Cancel Interval Effect 1 [Cancel] : Normal display. Repeat Effect 2 Effect Effect 3 [Effect 1] : Image is displayed slowly. Effect 4 [Effect 2] : Image is displayed slowly from the centre Back: Set:OK outwards. [Effect 3] : Image moves from the top left. [Effect 4] : The image slides diagonally from top left to bottom right. [Random] : The image slides irregularly. 3. Press the OK button to confirm the setting.

[180] : Rotate picture 180 degrees
[Horizontal] : Rotate picture horizontally
[Vertical] : Rotate picture vertically
4. Press the OK button and the rotated image will be displayed. If you display the rotated image on the LCD monitor, empty spaces may appear to the left and right of the image.
DPOF(Digital Print Order Format) allows you to embed printing information on your memory cards MISC folder. Select the pictures to be printed and how many prints to make. The DPOF indicator will display on the LCD monitor when an image that has DPOF information plays back. Images can then be printed on DPOF printers, or at an increasing number of photo labs. This function is not available for Movie clips and Voice recording files.

DPOF : Standard

This function allows you to embed print quantity information on a stored image. 1. Press the play mode button and press the menu button. 2. Press the LEFT/ RIGHT button and select the [DPOF] menu tab. 3. Select the [Standard] menu by pressing the UP/ DOWN button and press the RIGHT button. 4. Select a desired sub menu by pressing the UP/ DOWN button and press the OK button. [Select] : Selection window for an image to print is displayed. - Up/Down/Left/Right : Select an image to print. - Zoom W/T Button : Select the number of prints. [All Pics] : Configure number of prints for all pictures except movie and voice files. - W/T button : Select a number of prints [Cancel] : Cancel the print setup. 5. Press the OK button to confirm the setting. If an image carries DPOF instructions, the DPOF indicator ( ) will show.

Standard

Index Size

Select

All Pics Cancel

0 Prints

DPOF : Index
Images (except for movie clips and voice file) are printed as index type. 1. Press the play mode button and press the menu button. 2. Press the LEFT/ RIGHT button and select the [DPOF] menu tab. 3. Select the [Index] menu by pressing the UP/ DOWN button and press the RIGHT button. 4. Select a desired sub menu by pressing the UP/ DOWN button. If [No] is selected : Cancel the index print setting. If [Yes] is selected : The image will be printed in index format. 5. Press the OK button to confirm the setting.

DPOF Standard

DPOF : Print size
You can specify the print size when printing images stored on the memory card. The [Size] menu is available only for DPOF 1.1 compatible printers. Setting the Print Size 1. Press the play mode button and press the menu button. 2. Press the LEFT/ RIGHT button and select the [DPOF] menu tab. 3. Select the [Size] menu by pressing the UP/ DOWN button and press the RIGHT button. 4. Select a desired sub menu by pressing the UP/ DOWN button and press the OK button. [Select] : Selection window for an image to be changed printed size is displayed. - Up/Down/Left/Right : Select an image. - Zoom W/T Button : Change the print size. - OK button : Your changes will be saved and the menu will disappear. [All Pics] : Change print size of all saved images. - W/ T button : Select a print size - OK button : Confirm the changed setting. [Cancel] : Cancel all of the print size settings. DPOF [Size] secondary menu : Cancel, 3X5, 4X6, 5X7, 8X10 Depending on the manufacturer and print model, canceling the printing may take a little longer for the printer to process.

DPOF Standard Index

Cancel

Copy To Card

This enables you to copy image files, movie clips and voice recording files to the memory card. Copying to the Memory Card 1. Press the play mode button and press the menu button. 2. Select the [Copy to Card] menu tab by pressing the Copy To Card LEFT/ RIGHT button. No Yes 3. Select a desired sub menu by pressing the UP/ DOWN button and press the OK button. - [No] : Cancels "Copy to Card". Exit:MENU Move: - [Yes] : All images, movie clips and voice recording files saved in the internal memory are copied to the memory card after the [Processing!] message is displayed. After copying has been completed, the screen will return to play mode.
When this menu is selected without inserting a memory card, you can select the [Copy to Card] menu but the menu cant be run. If there is not enough space available in the memory card to copy saved images in the internal memory (20MB), the [Copy to Card] command will copy only some of the images and display [Card Full!] message. Then the system will return to the playback mode. Please be sure to delete any unnecessary files to free up space before inserting the memory card into the camera. When you move the images that are stored in the internal memory by doing [Copy to Card] to the card, the next number of file names will be created in the card to avoid duplication of the file name. - When the [Reset] of the [File] setup menu was set : The copied file names start from after the last stored file name. - When the [Series] of the [File] setup menu was set : The copied file names start from after the last captured file name. After completing [Copy to Card], the last stored image of the last copied folder is displayed on the LCD monitor.
On Screen Display information
You can check shooting information about the displayed image. How to select the type of information you want to see 1. Press the play mode button and press the menu button. 2. Select the [OSD Information] menu tab by pressing the LEFT/ RIGHT button. 3. Select a desired sub menu by pressing the UP/ DOWN button and press the OK button.
Image Information OSD Off Save Mode

[Image information]

[OSD Off]

PictBridge

You can use the USB cable to connect this camera to a printer that supports PictBridge (sold separately) and print the stored images directly. TIFF, Movie clips and voice files cannot be printed. You can set up the following settings from the PictBridge menu. Images PRINTER SETUP Print DPOF Print Reset : Select the pictures to be printed. : Setting up printing(Auto Set/Custom Set) : Printing pictures : Printing the DPOF files : Initialising the PictBridge functions

Auto Set No Yes

Custom Set : You can select the Paper Size, Print Format, Paper Type, Print Quality, Date Print, and File Name Print menus for printed pictures. 1. Use the LEFT and RIGHT buttons to select the [Custom Set] menu tab. 2. Use the UP and DOWN buttons to select the desired submenu value, and then press the RIGHT button. 3. Use the UP and DOWN buttons to select the desired submenu value, and then press the OK button.
Custom Set Size Layout Type Quality Date

Auto Auto Auto Auto Auto

The menus you can set up are as follows: Menu Size Layout Type Quality Date File Name Function Setting the size of the printing paper Setting the number of pictures to be printed on a sheet of paper Setting the quality of the printing paper Setting the quality of the picture to be Auto, Draft, Normal, Fine printed Setting whether to print the date Setting whether to print the file name Auto, Off, On Auto, Off, On Auto, Full, 1, 2, 4, 8, 9, 16, Index Auto, Plain, Photo, Fastphoto Sub menu Auto, Postcard, Card, 4X6, L, 2L, Letter, A4, A3
Some menu options are not supported in all manufacturer and printer models. If not supported, the menus are still displayed in the LCD, but are not selectable. If the setting values are not changed in the automatic/ manual setting, the setting values are automatically kept.

PictBridge: Printing

Printing Pictures 1. Use the LEFT and RIGHT buttons to select the [Print] menu tab. 2. Use the UP and DOWN buttons to select the desired submenu value, and then press the OK button. [Standard] : Print the pictures stored in the memory card in set numbers. One picture is printed on one piece of paper. [Index] : Print multiple images on one sheet of paper. 3. The screen shown on the right will appear and the picture will be printed. If no picture is selected, the [No image!] message will be displayed. Press the Menu/ OK button while printing to cancel the printing and the [Print] menu is displayed.

Print Standard Index

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Number of pictures in an index print varies depends on the printer used. Depending on the manufacturer and print model, canceling the printing may take a little longer for the printer to process. DPOF Print : This allows you to directly print the files with DPOF information. 1. Use the LEFT and RIGHT buttons to select the [DPOF Print] menu tab. 2. Use the UP and DOWN buttons to select the desired submenu value, and then press the OK button. [No] : Cancel the printing [Yes] : Directly print the file with the DPOF information

Sand can be particularly troublesome to cameras. - Do not let sand get inside the unit when using it on beaches, coastal dunes, or other areas where there is lots of sand. - Doing so may result in failure or may permanently render the unit unusable. Handling the camera - Never drop the camera or subject it to severe shocks or vibrations. - Prevent the large size LCD monitor from an impact. When this camera is not used, keep this camera in the camera case. - Avoid obstructing the lens or the flash when you capture an image. - This camera is not waterproof. To avoid dangerous electrical shocks, never hold or operate the camera with wet hands. - If you use this camera in wet places, such as beach or pool, do not let water or sand get inside the camera. Doing so may result in failure or may permanently damage the unit. Extremes in temperature may cause problems. - If the camera is transferred from a cold to a warm and humid environment, condensation can form on the delicate electronic circuitry. If this occurs, turn the camera off and wait for at least 1 hour until all moisture is dispersed. Moisture build up can also occur in the memory card. If this happens, turn off the camera and remove the memory card. Wait until the moisture has dispersed.
Caution on Using the Lens - If the lens is subjected to direct sunlight, it could result in discoloration and deterioration of the image sensor. - Pay attention not to get fingerprints or foreign substances on the surface of the lens. If the digital camera is not used for a long period, an electric discharge can occur. It is a good idea to remove the batteries and the memory card if you do not intend using the camera for an extended period of time. If the camera is exposed to an electronic interference, it will turn itself off to protect the memory card. Camera Maintenance - Use a soft brush (available from photo stores) to gently clean the lens and LCD assemblies. If this does not work, lens-cleaning paper with lens cleaning fluid can be used. Clean the camera body with a soft cloth. Do not allow this camera to come into contact with solvent materials such as benzol, insecticide, thinners etc. This may damage the body shell of the camera and also affect its performance. Rough handling can damage the LCD monitor. Take care to avoid damage and keep the camera in its protective carry case at all times when not in use. Do not attempt to disassemble or modify the camera. Under certain conditions, static electricity can cause the flash unit to fire. This is not harmful to the camera and is not a malfunction. When images are uploaded or downloaded(when the charger and USB cable are inserted into the cradle at the same time), the data transfer may be affected by static electricity. In this case, disconnect and re-connect the USB cable before trying the transfer again. Before an important event or going on a trip, you should check the camera condition. - Take a picture for testing the camera condition and prepare extra battery. - Samsung cannot be held responsible for camera malfunctions. Do not use headphones/earphones while driving, cycling, or operating any motorized vehicle. It may create a traffic hazard and can be illegal in some areas. Avoid using headphones/earphones at high volume. Hearing experts advise against continuously loud and extended play. If you experience a ringing in your ears, reduce volume or discontinue use.

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Special Features

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Software Notes

Please ensure that you read the instruction manual carefully before use. The attached software is a camera driver and image editing software tool for Windows. Under no circumstances should all or part of either the software or the user manual be reproduced. Copyrights for software are licensed only for use with a camera. In the unlikely event of a manufacturing fault, we will repair or exchange your camera. We cannot, however, be held responsible in any way for damage caused by inappropriate use. Using a Hand-made PC or a PC and OS that has not been guaranteed by the manufacturer is not covered by the Samsung warranty. Before reading this manual, you should have a basic knowledge of computers and O/S (Operating Systems).
For Windows PC with processor better than Pentium II 450Mz (Pentium 700MHz recommended) Windows 98/98SE/2000/ME/XP Minimum 64MB RAM (XP : 128MB) 200MB of available hard disk space (1GB recommended) USB port CD-ROM drive 1024x768 pixels, 16-bit colour display compatible monitor (24-bit color display recommended) USB port CD-ROM drive QuickTime player DivX(for movie clip) Mac OS 9.2 ~ 10.3 Minimum 64MB RAM 110MB of available hard-disk space For Macintosh Power Mac G3 or later

About the software

After inserting the CD-ROM provided with this camera into the CD-ROM drive, the following window should automatically run. Before connecting the camera to the PC, you should first install the camera driver.
Camera driver : This enables images to transfer between the camera and PC. This camera uses the USB Storage Driver as the camera driver. You can use the camera as a USB card reader. After installing the driver and connecting this camera to the PC, you can find [Removable Disk] in [Windows Explorer] or [My computer]. A USB Storage Driver is provided only for Windows. A USB Driver for MAC is not included with the Application CD. You can use the camera with Mac OS 9.2 ~ 10.3.

20. A window will open, asking you to choose a folder to which program icons will be added. Click [Next >] button. If you want to choose another folder, click [Browse.] and choose a folder you want.
21. Click [Install(I)] button and Digimax Master starts installing.
22. Digimax Master installation is successfully completed. Click the [Finish] button to install Digimax Reader. * The screen shot of step 22 can be different from the illustration depending on the system requirements.
23. A window will be displayed as shown alongside. Click the [INSTALL] button. - If you click the [Manual] button, instructions for using Digimax reader will be displayed. - Click the [EXIT] button and the Digimax reader installation will be cancelled and a window for restarting the computer will appear.
24. A window will open. Click the [Next >] button.
25. The Software License Agreement window will be displayed. If you agree to this, click [Yes], the window will then move to the next step. If you disagree, click [No] and the installation program will be cancelled.
26. A destination selection window will open. Click the [Next >] button. To copy the files to another folder, click [Browse.] and choose a folder you want.
27. Digimax Reader Installation is completed. The system will not reboot even if the [Yes, I want to restart the computer now] option is selected. The screen shot of step 27 can be different from the illustration depending on the system requirements.
28. To apply changes, you must restart the computer. Select [Yes, I want to restart my computer now], and then click the [OK] button.
29. After restarting the computer, connect the PC to the camera with the USB cable.
30. Turn the camera power on. The [Found New Hardware Wizard] will open and the computer will recognise the camera. * If your OS is Windows XP, an image viewer program will open. If the download window of Digmax Master opens after starting Digimax Master, the camera driver was setup successfully.
31. If you can see [Removable Disk] under [My computer], the camera driver installation was successful. Now you can transfer image files from the camera to PC via the USB cable.
If you have installed the camera driver, The [Found New Hardware Wizard] may not open. On a Windows 98 or 98 SE system, the Found New Hardware Wizard dialog box opens and a window asking you to select a driver file may appear. In this case, specify "USB Driver" in the CD supplied. (for Windows 98 and 98 SE). Before connecting the camera to the PC, You should first install the camera driver. After installing the camera driver, you have to restart your PC. If you connect the camera to the PC before installing the camera driver, the [Found New Hardware Wizard] will open. In this case, cancel the [Found New Hardware Wizard] and disconnect the camera. Install the camera driver and connect the camera to the PC again. Should the computer not find the camera driver after installation, please try one or more of the following measures. 1. Delete the camera driver (p.127~128), and re-install the driver. 2. Refer to FAQ (p.140) to check for a possible solution to the problem. 3. If your PCs central processing unit is VIA chip (This is shown in the USB Host Controller), download the patch file from the Samsung Camera web page. (http://www.samsungcamera.com)