(PC Guide)

Enjoying Your Digital Camera Images On Your PC
Introduction This booklet explains how to view the images you took with the PENTAX Optio 750Z on your PC. Keep this manual in a safe place.
Regarding copyrights Images taken using the Optio 750Z that are for anything other than personal enjoyment cannot be used without permission according to the rights as specified in the Copyright Act. Please take care, as there are even cases where limitations are placed on taking pictures even for personal enjoyment during demonstrations, industrial enterprise or as items for display. Images taken with the purpose of obtaining copyrights also cannot be used outside the scope of use of the copyright as laid out in the Copyright Act, and care should be taken here also. Regarding trademarks PENTAX is a trademark of PENTAX Corporation. Optio is a trademark of PENTAX Corporation. The SD logo is a trademark. QuickTime and QuickTime logo are trademarks used under licence. The QuickTime logo is registered in U.S. and other countries. All other brands or product names are trademarks or registered trademarks of their respective companies. This product supports PRINT Image Matching. Combination of use, PRINT Image Matching enables digital still cameras, printers and software help photographers to produce images which are more faithful to their intentions. Copyright 2001 Seiko Epson Corporation. All Rights Reserved. PRINT Image Matching is a trademark of Seiko Epson Corporation. Regarding PictBridge PictBridge allows the user to connect the printer and digital camera directly, using the unified standard for the direct printout of images. You can print images directly from the camera through a few simple operations. Symbols used in this manual have the following meanings:
Gives page numbers explaining related operations. Gives information that is useful to know. Gives cautions and notes about the operation.
The PC screenshots in this booklet may differ from your PC, depending on your model.

Contents

Enjoy Your Digital Camera Pictures and Movies on Your Computer Preparations for Enjoying Your Digital Camera Pictures and Movies 2 4
Software Provided... 4 System Requirements... 5 Installing the USB Driver and the Software (for Windows). 8 Installing the Software (for Macintosh).. 14 Setting Up Your Digital Camera... 17
Transferring Digital Camera Images and Movies
Transferring Images to a Windows PC.. 18 Transferring Images to a Macintosh.. 24
Viewing Images and Movies
Starting ACDSee for PENTAX.. 26 Displaying a List of Images and Movies.. 27 Viewing a Full-Size Image or Movie.. 34
Editing Images and Movies
Editing Images... 37 Panorama Image Stitching.. 41 Editing Movies... 47
Sharing Your Images and Movies
Printing an Image... 58 E-mailing Your Images from ACDSee for PENTAX.. 62 Playing Your Movies Created with ACD Showtime! for PENTAX... 63
Making the Most of ACDSee for PENTAX
Using Help... 64 About ACDInTouch... 65
Enjoy Your Digital Camera Pictures and Movies on Your Computer
You can use a computer to organize and edit the pictures and movies captured with your digital camera.

Direct Print

Connect your camera directly to a printer that is compatible with PictBridge using the USB cable, and print images. 1Camera Operating Manual (p.142)

View images on a TV

Connect your camera and TV with the AV cable to display images and movies on the TV.

Your computer is.

equipped with a standard USB interface. using Windows 98/98SE/Me/2000/XP as your OS. Or Mac OS 9.2/X (Ver. 10.1, 10.2, 10.3).
Connect your camera to the computer with the USB cable to transfer the camera images.
1Camera Operating Manual (p.126)
Your computer is. using Windows 95/NT, Mac OS 8.6.

Use your photo shop

You can have prints made from images recorded on your card at a photo shop. Set DPOF settings on your camera, and get prints from your photo shop. 1Camera Operating Manual (p.139) Select the images for prints.
You can transfer your images using a built-in card slot + PC card adapter or a card reader. Remove the card from the camera. When transferring images on the card to a computer with another device, make sure to review the user manual accompanying that device.

Follow the on-screen guidance and enter the registration information when the Setup screen appears. Reboot your PC after installation is finished (Other settings are not necessary during installation).
The panoramic image software ACD photostitcher, the image layout and printing software FotoSlate, the image editing software ACD FotoCanvas, and the movie editing software ACD Showtime! for PENTAX are also installed when you install all program features of ACDSee for PENTAX (complete installation).
Product Registration on the Internet Please click [Product Registration] on the software selection screen in step 4 on page 12 of this PC guide. A world map for Internet Product Registration is displayed. If your PC is connected to the Internet, click the displayed country or region and then follow the instructions to register your product. Thank you very much for your cooperation.
Only customers in displayed countries and regions can register their products on the Internet Product Registration.
Installing the Software (for Macintosh)
This section describes the procedures for installing the necessary software for Macintosh. Installing the Image Processing Software (ACDSee for PENTAX) This section describes the procedures for installing ACDSee for PENTAX, which lets you view and edit images transferred to your computer.
Turn your Macintosh on. Insert the CD-ROM (S-SW22) in the CD-ROM drive. Double-click the CD-ROM (S-SW22) icon. Double-click the [Install ACDSee] icon.
The PENTAX Software Installer screen appears. Double-click the [Master Installer] icon to display the PENTAX Software Installer screen.
A selection screen to install your desired software appears.
Click your applicable Mac OS.
The setup screen appears. Follow the on-screen guidance to input registration information and install the software.
If the message [CarbonLib-xxxxx could not be found] appears during installation; You must add the extension file CarbonLib to the Extension folder in the System folder in order to install the provided software in Mac OS 9.2. This message appears when this extension file does not exist or when an older version of the file exists. The latest version of the CarbonLib file is available on the Apple website. Download the file and then install it. Apple website: http://www.apple.com * Contact Apple for detailed information on how to use the CarbonLib file.
Installing ACD photostitcher This section describes the procedures for installing ACD photostitcher, a software application that lets you join a number of images together to form a panorama picture.
Click [ACD photostitcher].
The licensing agreement appears on the screen. After reading it, click [Agree] to accept the terms of the agreement.

Select [Install Location] and click [Install].
Installation starts. When the message appears telling you that the software has been successfully installed, click [Quit].
Product Registration on the Internet Please click [Product Registration] on the software selection screen in step 7 on page 15 of this PC guide. A world map for Internet Product Registration is displayed. If your PC is connected to the Internet, click the displayed country or region and then follow the instructions to register your product. Thank you very much for your cooperation.
Setting Up Your Digital Camera
After installing the necessary software on your computer, you must now set up your digital camera to transfer images from the camera to your computer. Setting the USB Connection Mode to [PC]

Press the MENU button.

The [A Rec. Mode] menu or the [Q Playback] menu appears.
Press the four-way controller (5) to display the [B Set-up] menu. Use the four-way controller (23) to select [USB Connection]. Press the four-way controller (5).
A pull-down menu appears.
Set-up Start-up Screen DISPLAY Brightness Level Video Out NTSC USB Connection PC PictBridge Sleep Timeout

MENU Cancel OK

Use the four-way controller (23) to select [PC]. Press the OK button.
Do not connect the camera to your PC while [PictBridge] is selected for the USB Connection mode. Do not connect the camera to your printer while [PC] is selected for the USB Connection mode.
Once you have made the necessary preparations for using your digital camera pictures and movies with your computer, you can begin transferring pictures and movies to your computer.
Transferring Images to a Windows PC
When the digital camera is connected to your Windows PC and the camera is turned on, the PC automatically recognizes the camera and begins transferring images. Connecting the Camera and PC
Turn your PC on. Turn your camera off and connect it to the PC with the USB cable.
The Device Detector screen appears automatically. If the Device Detector screen does not appear, display and copy the images following the steps in When the Device Detector screen does not appear (1p.20). When the digital camera is connected to a computer with the USB cable, the focus status lamp lights to indicate that the digital camera is communicating with the computer and the flash status lamp blinks to indicate that the SD Memory Card is being accessed.
If the digital camera is connected to your computer in [PictBridge] USB Connection mode, the digital camera will not be properly recognized as a storage device. In that case, disconnect the USB cable from your camera and PC, follow the instructions in Setting Up Your Digital Camera (1p.17) to set the USB Connection mode to [PC], and then reconnect the USB cable.

Select [USB Mass Storage Device] and click [Stop].
The Stop a Hardware device screen appears.
Select [USB Mass Storage Device] and click [OK].
A message appears indicating that the hardware can be safely removed.
Disconnect the camera from your PC.

Windows 2000/Me

Double-click the [Unplug or eject hardware] icon in the task bar.
The Unplug or Eject Hardware screen appears.
Select [PENTAX USB DISK Device] and click [Stop].
Select [PENTAX USB DISK Device] and click [OK].
If the camera (removable disk) is being used by an application such as ACDSee for PENTAX, the camera cannot be disconnected until the application is closed. The camera will turn off automatically when the USB cable is disconnected.
Transferring Images to a Macintosh
Connecting the Camera and Macintosh
Turn your Macintosh on. Turn your camera off and connect it to the Macintosh with the USB cable.
The camera is recognized as [untitled] ([NO_NAME] in Mac OS X) on the desktop. The drive name can be changed. If the SD Memory Card has a volume label, the volume label name appears instead of [untitled]. A new unformatted SD Memory Card may show the manufacturer name or model number. When the digital camera is connected to a computer with the USB cable, the focus status lamp lights to indicate that the digital camera is communicating with the computer and the flash status lamp blinks to indicate that the SD Memory Card is being accessed.
Transferring Images See your Macintosh users manual for how to copy or move files.
Even if camera images are not transferred, they can be directly displayed on the Macintosh from a camera connected to the Macintosh. For information on how to directly view the camera images, see p.33. To edit images, first transfer them to your Macintosh.
Disconnecting the Camera from Your Macintosh
Drag [untitled] on the desktop to the trash.
If the SD Memory Card has a volume label, drag the icon of that name to the trash.
Disconnect the USB cable from your camera and your Macintosh.

Clicking the right mouse button on the File pane background (empty area where images are not displayed as thumbnails or icons) displays the menu in the location of the cursor. You can use the same steps to rearrange the image files. For Macintosh, you can choose from the following categories: File Name, File Size, Image Type, Date, and Reverse Sort Order.
Sorting using the keyboard
You also can sort image files and specify ascending/descending order using the numeric keypad on the keyboard. Categories assigned to the numeric keypad: 0: Extension 1: Name 2: Size 3: Type 4: Date 5: Image Properties 6: Description +: Forward -: Reverse
Enable NumLock by pressing the NumLock key on the keyboard when you want to sort using the numeric keypad.
Setting Detailed Display Categories You can specify items displayed in the list and change the category order when the File pane is set to Details display.
Settings display categories
Select [Columns] from the [View] menu and then select a display category from the submenu. You can choose from the following categories: Size, Type, Date, Image Properties, Description Uncheck the categories for which you do not want to display details.
Clicking the right mouse button on the file list header (area with Name, Size, and other categories) displays the menu. You can use the same steps to set the display categories.
Adjusting the width of the display category row
You can adjust the row width to match the amount of text for each item displayed in the list. Align the cursor with the edge of the row header. Click on the edge when the cursor changes to a left-right arrow and drag the edge to adjust the row width.
Double-clicking the left mouse button on the row header separator automatically adjusts the row width to match the length of the list text.
Selecting a Folder with an Image You Want to View To view images stored in other folders, select a folder from the folder tree in the Navigation pane of the Browser or directly specify a folder in the path box.
Selecting a different folder in the folder tree
A folder selected from the folder tree is designated as the current folder and images from that folder are displayed in the File pane.

To display a subfolder is displayed next to the folder icon of folders that contain subfolders. Click to display the subfolders. is displayed next to folders when subfolders are displayed. Click to hide the subfolders.
When the digital camera is connected with the USB cable, the camera appears in the Navigation pane as an external drive. The camera appears as [Removable disk] in Windows or [untitled] ([NO_NAME] in Mac OS X) in Macintosh, or if the SD Memory Card has a volume label name, that name appears. You can view the camera images directly from the Browser by double-clicking the digital camera icon and opening the [DCIM] [xxxPENTX] or [xxx_mmdd] folders. To edit images, first transfer them to your computer.
Use the buttons on the Browser toolbar to select a different folder
You can view the contents of the folder one level above the current folder by clicking in the Browser toolbar. You can view the contents of the folder displayed prior to the current folder by clicking in the Browser toolbar. Click to return to the folder displayed before you used in the Browser toolbar to change the displayed folder.
Specifying a different folder using the Path box
Select [Path Box] from the [View] menu to display the path box in the File pane. Directly enter in the path box the path of the folder containing images you want to view. Images in that folder appear in the File pane. Also, click to the right of the path box to display a dropdown list containing a history of recently used folders. Select from the list a folder with images you want to view. Images from that folder appear in the File pane.
Viewing a Full-Size Image or Movie
Double-click on an image file from the list on the File pane of the Browser. The image appears at its original size in a window called the Viewer. You can also double-click on a movie file (or audio file) to play back that file at its original size or at full screen in a window called the ACDSee Media Window. Displaying a Full-Size Image (Viewer) This section describes the Viewer configuration as well as names and operations of functions within the Viewer.
Menu bar You can select and execute the various functions and settings of ACDSee for PENTAX by selecting the menu items from the menu bar. Viewer toolbar Viewer toolbar includes shortcut buttons for commonly used functions and tools such as the Zoom tools. You can customize the toolbar for easy use by turning the button labels on or off, adding or removing buttons, and changing the size of the buttons.
Viewer pane Viewer pane displays your images one at a time in full size. Status bar Status bar displays information and properties for the selected, file or files.

The [Brightness/Contrast/ Gamma] window appears.
Adjust each slider to obtain the desired setting.
[Brightness] controls the overall brightness of the image. [Contrast] controls the difference in brightness between the darker areas and the lighter areas. [Gamma] controls the transition (image grayscale) from the lighter areas to the darker areas.
Adding Text and Color to the Image Text messages and colors can be added to the image to create an original work of art.
From ACD FotoCanvas, open the image you want to edit and select [Airbrush], [Rectangle], [Text], or other tool from the Drawing toolbar.
Select [Tool Options] from the [View] menu to adjust the tool settings.
Drawing toolbar Tool options Color options and Blend mode
Click or drag the mouse cursor over the image to paint or draw shapes or text.
You can use the color options on the upper right-hand side of the window to select the paint, shapes, and text color. You can also select how color is added to the image (blending method) and the transparency of the color added to the image.
Joining Images You can add separate pictures or drawings to an image and join them together.
Copy a separate picture or drawing
See the operating manual or online help of your imaging software for details on how to copy a picture or drawing.
From ACD FotoCanvas, open the picture you want to add to your image and select the [Edit] menu [Paste] [As a New Selection].
The pasted image appears surrounded by a dotted line. While the image is surrounded by a dotted line, drag the image to the desired position.
When the image is in the desired position, set [Blend Mode] and [Opacity].
Select a method for joining the pasted image with the background image (Blend mode) and the transparency (opacity).
Click outside of the dotted line of the pasted image.
The pasted image is attached to the original image.
Other Useful Functions This section introduces several other useful functions when using ACD FotoCanvas. See the ACD FotoCanvas online help for more detailed information on the use of these functions.

Red-eye reduction

You can use the [Red-eye Reduction] tool to replace the red glare in the eyes of subjects due to a camera flash with natural eye color.
You can use the [Clone] tool to copy an area of an image more naturally. By using the Clone tool to copy the background sky, for example, you can easily erase unwanted areas in the image.

Filters

You can choose from a variety of filters in the [Filter] menu to soften an image, distort an image, make an image look like a painting, and create other interesting effects.
Saving an Edited Image Images edited with ACD FotoCanvas can be saved with various image file formats.

Select [File] menu

[Save As.].
In the [Save Image As] dialog box, enter the file name in the [File name] field and select the desired file format in [Save as type].
You can select the desired file format from the [Save as type] list.
Select the destination folder in [Save in] and click [Save].

Panorama Image Stitching

With ACD photostitcher installed on your computer, you can panorama stitch the images you took in Panorama Assist mode. The folder and image names displayed on the explanatory screenshots will differ according to the setup of your computer.
When multiple accounts have been setup in Windows 2000 or Windows XP, log on with an account that has administrative rights before using the software. If you are using a Macintosh, install ACD photostitcher and ACDSee for PENTAX separately. (1p.15) Panorama stitching cannot be performed on images of varying recorded pixels.
Panorama Image Stitching on a Windows PC

Start ACDSee for PENTAX.

An image list is displayed.
Select the images for panorama stitching from the image list.
Press the [Ctrl] key on the keyboard while clicking on pictures to select multiple images. After selecting the images, select [Extras] from the [Activities] menu, and select [PhotoStitcher] from the submenu. The [PhotoStitcher] is not enabled if two or more images are not selected.

Select images

Correct the image positioning.
ACD photostitcher starts, and the selected images appear in panorama format. Move the mouse pointer over the image. It changes into a e symbol. Hold down the left mouse button and drag the images to adjust the stitching position (A). After the position has been adjusted, click the [STITCH] button (B).
(B) Click the [STITCH] button.
(A) Click and drag to adjust the position.
Select the stitching method.
You can choose from [Big Plane] or [Cylinder] for the stitching method. Here, you will create a flat panorama. Click the [Big Plane] button. A confirmation message appears. Click [OK].
Click the [Big Plane] button.
If a message like the one shown on the left appears, click [OK] to continue.

Trim the image.

Move the mouse pointer over the dotted lines. It changes into a symbol. Hold down the left mouse button and drag the dotted lines to adjust the image trimming position (A). After the position has been adjusted, click the [Trimming] button (B).

(A) Click the [Trim] button. (C) Click the [Trim] button. (D) Click the [OK] button.

(B) Trim the image.

Click the [Save] button in the Stitching result display window (window 3) to save the image.

Editing Movies

You can use ACD Showtime! for PENTAX to edit together movies captured with a digital camera. You can also put together still pictures with other still pictures or movies to create your own story with a time line. Starting ACD Showtime! for PENTAX ACD Showtime! for PENTAX can be started from the Start menu, desktop icon, or ACDSee for PENTAX.
Select the ACDSee for PENTAX [Activities] menu [Create] [ACD Showtime!].
The ACD Showtime! for PENTAX startup window appears.
When an image or movie file is selected in the File pane of ACDSee for PENTAX and the [Activities] menu [Create] [ACD Showtime!] is selected, ACD Showtime! for PENTAX starts and the file is loaded.
Creating Projects In ACD Showtime! for PENTAX, a project defines the method for editing together movies and still pictures as well as the display and playback time settings. To begin using ACD Showtime! for PENTAX, first create a new project.
In the ACD Showtime! for PENTAX startup window, click [Create Video File].
A new project is created and the [Edit Show] window appears.
In the [Edit Show] window, you can also click [New] from the [Project] menu on the left sidebar to create a new project. The project currently opened in the [Edit Show] window closes. If the project has not been saved, a prompt appears asking if you want to save it.
Adding and Sorting Video, Images, Music and Other Audio With ACD Showtime! for PENTAX, you can add video, images, and music or other audio and then rearrange the order for display or playback to create your own show.
From the [Show] menu on the left of the window, click [Add Video], [Add Image], or [Add Music/Audio].
The [Add Video (Image, Music/ Audio)] dialog box appears. Select the video, image, or music/ audio file you want to add to the project and click [Open].

Saving a project

Click [Save] from the [Project] menu on the [Edit Show] window.
The [Save As] dialog box appears. Enter the file name and select the save destination, and then click the [Save] button to save the project.
Once you have saved the project with [Save As], thereafter you can overwrite the project by clicking [Save] from the [Project] menu. You can also save a project in the [Save Video/Project] window explained below.

Saving a video

Click [Next] at the bottom right of the [Edit Show] window. The [Save Video/Project] window appears. Select the [Format] and [Output file name] in [Save video].
By default, the output file is set to save the video to the [My Documents] folder. When selecting the [Output file name], only change the [untitled.wmv] portion of the file name so as not to lose the save destination later on. Be careful not to delete or incorrectly change the file extension (.wmv), as your computer may not be able to recognize the video file. If you accidentally delete or change the file extension, select the video file format from [Format] to automatically assign the appropriate file extension to the file name.
The video is saved. You can also use the [Save Video/Project] window to save a project by making the settings in [Save project] in step 2 above.
You can print image files from the ACDSee for PENTAX Browser or the Viewer. You can also send images by e-mail, playback a show on a computer edited using ACD Showtime! for PENTAX, or share your original works in a variety of ways.

Printing an Image

Printing from the Browser You can print images from the Browser.
Select one or more images.
To print several images, hold the [Ctrl] key on the keyboard while clicking on all the pictures you want to print.
Select [Print Images] from the [File] menu.
The Print dialog box is displayed.
Select or change the printing options. Click [Print].
Creating and Printing Contact Sheets You can create and print contact sheets (thumbnails) of your images. You can add captions to each image, page headers and footers, and change the size of images.

In the Browser, select a group of images.
Hold the [Ctrl] key on the keyboard while clicking on all the pictures you want to print.
Select [Print Contact Sheet] from the [File] menu.
The Print Contact Sheet dialog box is displayed.
Select or change the printing options. Click [OK].
For more information about creating and printing contact sheets, click the Help button in the Print Contact Sheet dialog box.
Printing from the Viewer You can print the currently viewed image, or all images that reside in the same folder as the currently viewed image.
Select [Print Image] or [Print All Images] from the [File] menu.
Select [Print Image] to print the currently viewed image. Select [Print All Images] to print all images that reside in the same folder as the currently viewed image. The Print dialog box is displayed when either is selected.
Inserting the Date and Printing Images You can insert the date into an image file and print it. Date insertion settings are done in the Print dialog box.
Select the [Caption] tab in the Print dialog box. Check the [Print image capture date in the corner of images] check box.
Arranging and Printing Pictures With the FotoSlate software provided with ACDSee for PENTAX, you can layout pictures on a board, add text, and print the pictures. Here is an easy introduction to using FotoSlate.
Select the image you want to use for a layout in ACDSee for PENTAX and select the [Activities] menu [Print] [FotoSlate].
The [FotoSlate] window appears.
Click [Add Page] from the toolbar of the [FotoSlate] window.
Select the template you want to use for the layout from the [Add Page] window.
Select a category from the tree list on the left-hand side of the window and a thumbnail of a template displayed on the righthand side, and click [OK].
Drag the image to the template.
Drag and add the image on the left-hand side of the window to the template displayed on the righthand side.

Enter text.

The area of the template indicated in dark gray is the space where text can be entered. Double-click this area to display the [Enter Text] window and then enter the text. The font, size, text color, and orientation can be selected.

Print the image.

Click the [Print] button on the toolbar. The Print dialog box appears. Set the printing range (which pages to print if there are multiple pages) and number of copies, and then click the [OK] button to print the image.

E-mailing Your Images from ACDSee for PENTAX
You can send images directly from ACDSee for PENTAX without using an external e-mail application. Image files are converted to JPEG format then attached to an e-mail and sent. Images are compressed before transmission when the file size is large, but no changes are made to the original image. E-mail account setup is required to send images by e-mail. See the ACDSee for PENTAX Help section for details. (1p.64)
The e-mail function of ACDSee for PENTAX is not compatible with Macintosh.
In the Browser, select an image or a group of images.
To select several images, hold the [Ctrl] key on the keyboard while clicking on all the pictures you want to send.
Select [Share] from the [Activities] menu, then select [E-mail].
The Send E-mail dialog box is displayed.
Input the required information. Click [Send].
For more information about e-mailing your images, click the [Help] button in the Send E-mail dialog box. An error message may be displayed and you may not be able to send mail if your mail server security is set to a high level.
Playing Your Movies Created with ACD Showtime! for PENTAX
Movies (video files) created with ACD Showtime! for PENTAX can be played on your computer. Here is an easy introduction to playing movies on your computer. Playing Back Movies with ACDSee for PENTAX
Use the Navigation pane to locate the movie you want to play. In the File pane, click and select the displayed thumbnail of the movie you want to play.
Click the play button in the Preview pane.
Playback of the movie begins. You can double-click the thumbnail of a movie in the File pane to open the ACDSee Media Window (1p.35) and play back the movie at full size or full-screen size.
Playing Back Movies with Video Software Supplied with a Computer The video software supplied with a computer can be used to play back movies when ACDSee for PENTAX is not installed, for example, when your friend wants to play back a movie that you created on your computer. Boot the video software, and select the video file you want to play by selecting the [File] menu [Open], then begin playback.
If you are creating a movie for playback by Macintosh computers, save the file in QuickTime format. For more information, see Saving a Project/Video (1p.56).
ACDSee for PENTAX comes with many other features to allow you to enjoy using images and movies with your computer. This section introduces some interesting additional features and how to find help with operations of ACDSee for PENTAX.

Using Help

ACDSee for PENTAX and the provided software come with help that explains how to use the software and provides information about the various functions. Be sure to use the help menu if you have problems operating the software. Searching for Information

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Flash Flash Exp. Comp. White Balance EV Compensation Digital Zoom AE Metering Memory Sensitivity Focus Mode Zoom Position MF Position DISPLAY File # Image Tone Sharpness Saturation Contrast
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Pozycje menu [Q Playback]

Pozycja Slideshow Resize Trimming Digital Filter Quick Zoom Quick Delete Alarm selection Alarm setting Alarm (1, 2, 3) Time Snooze function Image selection Ustawienie domylne 3 sek. Czarno-biay Wyczony Wyczony Wyczony Wyczony 00:00 Wyczony Brak zdjcia Zapamitanie Resetowanie ostatniego ustawienia ustawienia Tak Nie Nie Nie Tak Tak Tak Tak Tak Tak Tak Tak Tak Tak Tak Tak Tak Tak Tak Strona str.123 str.133 str.135 str.137 str.120 str.128 str.167 str.167 str.167 str.167 str.167

Pozycje menu [B Set-up]

Pozycja Format Volume Start-up Sound Shutter Sound Operation Sound Self-timer Sound Date Style (date) Date Style (time) Date Adjust Date Time World Time setting Destination (city) Destination (DST) Hometown (city) Hometown (DST) Language/ Folder Name Start-up Screen setting Start-up Screen Image selection Shooting mode Flash mode DISPLAY Setting 1: Full display (Setting 2: No display) Drive mode Focus mode Grid display Shutter speed Aperture Ustawienie domylne Wczony Zgodnie z ustawieniem domylnym Zgodnie z ustawieniem domylnym Zgodnie z ustawieniem domylnym Zgodnie z ustawieniem domylnym Wyczony Tak samo jak miasto czasu lokalnego Tak samo jak miasto czasu lokalnego Zgodnie z ustawieniem domylnym Zgodnie z ustawieniem domylnym Zgodnie z ustawieniem domylnym Normalny Wczony Ekran logo Optio Wczone (Wyczone) Wczone (Wyczone) Wczone (Wyczone) Wczone (Wyczone) Wyczone (Wyczone) Wczone (Wyczone) Wczone (Wyczone) Zapamitanie Resetowanie ostatniego ustawienia ustawienia Tak Tak Tak Tak Tak Tak Tak Tak Tak Tak Tak Tak Tak Tak Tak Tak Tak Tak Tak Tak Tak Tak Tak Tak Tak Tak Tak Tak Tak Tak Nie Nie str.29 Nie Nie Tak Nie Nie str.154 Nie Nie Nie Tak Tak Tak Tak Tak Tak Tak Tak Tak Tak str.158 str.28 str.156 str.157 Strona str.150

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Zacznik 181
Number of images remaining Battery level indicator Recorded Pixels Quality Level DISPLAY Setting 1: Full display (Setting 2: No display) White Balance AE Metering Sensitivity Focusing Area Exposure bar Date and time/ Histogram Brightness Level Video Out USB Connection Sleep Timeout Auto Power Off Fn Setting (Up/Down/Left/Right) Shooting Mode Recorded Pixels Quality Level Balans bieli Focusing Area AF Mode USER1, AE Metering USER2, USER3 Sensitivity Flash Exp. Comp. Digital Zoom Image Tone Sharpness Saturation Contrast Reset