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Prevent damage to suojects' eyesight

Warning--stuaTons Thatc )u @cause injury to yourse f c....... cruets Dc sot use the lash ir_c ose proHmJty looser man " n/3 lt/to_eoole or anK/s _. us ng it- e t ash too c ose to you r suoject s

Caution-- s tua[ ons [nat cou a cause carnage to yoL e/es can cause [emporar} sr - DrrrqaneN[marsage.o=oT,o=)amera or omer e( ulemen]

Handle and dispose of batteries and chargers with care

[] Note-notes, usageps oraddtionalinformaroro use oily Samsung aDDrovea batteries an@ chargers

/tort/petiole Dalleres aso 01111 gel s zan cause serious lljurles

Dr acreage to your camera.

Never dis sose of batteries in a t re, Fo ow all ioca regu @ oils

when a spos ng of used basenes.

WAFii_ING • Never @ace bat[cries or cameras oll or i1 iqeamlg @evoes

Do not use your camera near flammable or exploswe sues as T/icrowave ovens, s] es. or raa ators Batte es may

gases aria Iq Jlas e>soae when overnea_ec

Do not use yo{ camera sear fuels, r_or-sbtst b es. or tarsmableonem css Do not s_ore or cs %/tamrnab e Iqu ds, gases, c

CAUTIOn,

Handle and store your camera carefully and sensibly

Keep your camera away from small children and pets • Do not a sw • sat camera _c jet we_ aus _can cause senous

,eeD your camera ano a -]ocessones out ot the tea( at s "ha aamage. Do not handle your sa -_eraw m wet na os. ware0_1ares ann an mas. Sinai parts may ause cnoKmg Drserous carnage tc your camera can vo8 your manufactJrer's warrant

-lury if swallowed. Moving _arts ane accessones rnay [ esem

pnys cs aasgers as we

oDonotexposet ecameratom_rec_su_gntorngn_emeeraturssIoranextendedperodoftime.Prolongec®xposure IO SUnl gNI or extreme ter'rlDera_ures DaN cause

oermaneNt mar'flags to your cameras iNterNe corn ONeNIS,

• A_ Dla usJrIg or stor]Rg _ our oarNera i[i austy_ alrt_ 3urr a. £

ooorl] verlt latea areas co prevent rummageto me hg }arts aria11erna cosec[lent 8

Remmve the batteries frorr bs sarnera when s_c g it for a

extenae£ eeriod of time, instal ea oa_enes may leak or oorroae

overtlr'ne ano cause senous aamage _o bur carnera

• Prelect your camera from saris aria a rt WRe[1 us r _ It or

beaches or in other similar areas

Protect yet r camera from irT oact, rough rlanallng, ar sexcessive vlor_atl b[1 to a%DIGserous aamac9

® Exerc se cautlor wrier1 con[leo1 ng cad e8 or amaoters ant

nstall r s satteres aria memory cards. Forci[1 ] the connectorspropery connecting caeles, oJmpropeny ms_a n{ oazeres

ana maser} c arms can aamage sor_s connecters, antaccessories

o Do ot _sertfore j/ _.:)jects to a_ly of your camerascomearu'ne[1t8.8 etc. or access points. Darna{ e uue tc

r/DK}oer use may not De ooverea Dy yc Jr warranty

Protect batteries, chargers, and memory cards fromdamage

_. s exposwig oattenes or merrlory ca us to very cola or ver_no_ temr statures below 0° C/32 ° F o above 40° Q/104 ° F

Extrgrne temDer_stures carl reauce [ne cna g ng capacity of /ourbaseres ana can cause memory cares to rr _ltunctlo

o Prevent oattenes from makng co tac_ with rnetal oojects asI IS car cr_ate a CONNeOIIO[1 eetwee[1 ule + aria terrn rials

}f your batery ana leaa to _emporary o be Y_anentoatteryaa lag@

• Pre\ ant rr,amory csrds from rrlaklrlg co[11act wt[1 icJIGB.al_t.cfore gn substaHces, If d rty, wipe tr/e mernory carc s san wits a

soft clot }afore insertng n your camera

Turn off the camera wnerl i[1sertlrlg brrerrlovrlg trle rnerrlor_Dara

• Do nmt bend ]roe. or suK _ct memory oaras to neavy im[- _olir eressure.

• Dc xbt use rrlemc sards that have been fmrmattea oy o_[1esameras or oy acc s_euter Reformat the mem )r! cars vqtr

your oarnera

• _ever use a aamagee o[1ar_@ battery, or rlhemor_ carc

2

Use only Samsung-approved accessories

USng no< rnDatlDle aooessones may qamage 2 }u ,ameracause IrlJury, or VOQ your warranty

Protect your camera's lens

o Do not expose the ens to @r÷ct sun gnz, as m s may @sco or

me mage sensor or cause t to m_:tunctior

Protect your Je£3from flngeq}r nts an@scr;atcnes C ea youenswm asJt. cean, debts frse bns coin

Exercise caution when using the camera in humidenvironments

When transferrin{ the camera fr_rn a co@ enwxbnF ent to a warnanQ nurnlQ one. conc ens_ o[ csn form on the de c Me electron c

sl_Jtryanememo% ca_,lntr/sstuat© watt, -3tleastl hob

Jnt a moisture has evaporated before us F _ the csme_

Check that the camera ts operating properly before use

The manufacturer takes no res _ons bi ty for any oss st ties o

uamage that may resut frorr samera maltu ct Dn )r morooeruse

Allow only qualified personnel to service your camera

Do not a ow unc sa ifiea personnel to service in@ camera or

a_emrK _o serwce me camera } surselt. Any damage that resu _slrxbmun@uaited sew ses no_ covers@ Dyyour warra xy

Ensure maximum battery and charger life

° Overcharging Da_enes may snor_en Da_ery Ife, After charging 3flnisheQ, elsconneot in@ cab @ tr_br'r 3ur car@era

• Over tir'rl@. JnuseQ DalX@ @S W e scna ge ano must De

_,_qarge@before use.

• m soennect cRargers from DOWer sources when not it1 use

• use DaKenes or for ther ntended PUrPOSe

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Camera specifications or contents of this manual may bechanged without pnor notice due to upgrade of camerafunctions.

Copyright information

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_earnaDOU]your cameras ayout cons aria )asic

functions for shoot ng.

LX_enaga _u_ ;ons 25

_earr _ow to raKea D]OTODyseecting a mode a _c)w _orecord a video or voce memo

Shoot nco ........ 34

_earnamoutthe op_Dnsy )u can set in sr DOTn _mode

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Program p

DUAL IS 0 _DUA[

Photo He p Guide &_n

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Scene SCENE

Movie _

Smart Auto I_'SMAR'f

Add tonal ntorrnatDr

Satety warn ngs and orecaJtlons

Camera buttons: tot exam )b: [Shutter] (_ep_esentstne8nutter DU_TON

, Page number ot related intormator

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Balance reoresents select Functions and then WhiteBalance

Annotator

Shooting mode tcons

_' 3se ICONS inciioate that a ruE/orion is avallao e in TNe

correspond ng modes, The SCENEmode _nayno_ supporlIunctior s for a scenes

e .g .}

:_.dustir/g the exposure Fia[iuall_

E . ,_[ ob_nd _/_x the n-er rlt_ cl -ho an_ cY¢ iaht you, _h: to._

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ACB Auto Contrast Balance

AEB Auto E>DosureBracket

AF Auto Focus

DIS D%a wnageStablzat_on

DPOF Dgita Prnt Order Format

EV Exoosu_e /aue

OIS )pt ca Image Stabilzatior

WB vvn_eBalance

5

thL_

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® Press [Shutter] xess me snaser a me way @own

alf-press [Shutter] Sress Shutter

Exposure (Brignmess3

e StflouR] }f C -1t IFlaI enters your camera £1e_er[@Nes ire

exrDosure, YOU ( arl ater trle @x }osure wltrl srqutter sDee£

aDer_urs va ue, and ISO speed. By alter ng the exDc sure, your

pRoIos WlJ De EJarKer or g[lter,

}rrrla e: }osure Overexoosur9 (too DrlgRT

Subject. bacKgrouna, and composition

o Subject: the, rrlar sbjeet ot a s 3erie. SUChas a person, an rrlaor still hfe

• Background: the oo _cts arouna me suDjec_

° Composition me eombi/lation of a s oject an@PacK@}un®

Subject

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SCENE rnede > PorE!air, (}hiJdren b 27

*(9 mode _" 29

Red %,e, Red e/e Fix (re pre'x nt or correct red eyQ38

Face Detoction m 4P

photos<tnigh[orinhednk

SCENE mode > Night, Dawn, Fi!e,;,'}rk _ 27'

Flash )pUc,ns _" 38

iSO speed (to adjust the sensitMty to light) _ 3,c

Continuous, 'vk,tion Capture _ 18

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* SCENE n-!odo > Cie,_< UD _xt l_" 27'

* iV]acre,,Auk:, Macro (io take ,'los( up photos) _ ,40

e White bslar/ce (to chan!_/e the color tone', _ ,46

_ Adi<lstir_g the expos_lre (brigh[t_ess}

iSO speed (to adjust the sensitivi%, to light_ _ 89

_-',/(to adjust exposure1 _ 45

ACB ',tocompensat_ %r sul_ecis against brigi/t

backgreund,q _ 45

Meienng _ 46

AEF5',re take three pb£<s of the sarl_e scene withdiffe_ nt cxposurus) _ 48

;_ A } y no _ diffelen_ e/fecl_o.,,,_ ....

P_oosyes(o_l! _' }_es _ 4,c

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Basic functions ................................................................... 10

Unpacbng 11

Camera layout 12cons 14

lumir_q your esmem on o_"off 15

SqecS_ng opt_e_s ........................ 16

Solhr,{:__h_ dlsDlay and s_uld ......................................... 18

Cr,_.ging he dis#_/y Lyp_ 18

Se4i/_g*'e sound ........................................................... 18

lsb.g phcSos .................................................... 19£ooming ..................................................................... 20

Redudng caJneras_uko ',L)I,c_....................................... 21

U_ng the Ph<_/oHelp Guide mode .................................... 22

Shooting options ................................................................... s/

S_le_ing a resoluhon and quall!y ...................................... 35

Seb( ring a resd,Jt on 35SebM _fj imc_gequoJly 35

U_lng/he diner ........................................................ 36

Shoo!ing in the dark .................................................... 88

Prevo_/t rig ied eye ....................................................... 38

Using the %sh ............................................................ 88

/\djust'_g le ISO speed ................................................... 39

Changing _he camera s/_,>cus .......................................... 40

Using mac'o ....... 40

Using a,Jo *oeus ............... 40

/\dju%_"_(/'so *oc,_sarea .................................................. 41

Uuing/ace detection ................................................... 42

Dete_stng *_xses.......................................................... 42

hdng a sc?por.,-at s_'ot ..............................................48

hdng a smile shot .....................................................43

}_'tectng eve bin<qf4..........................................................

/\dlusfi_q b.df.?,mess s_,d color..........................................5

/\dJuc,bqgth_ e×'pOC,¢<:mA u{ty (,:%/)....................................5

Comoe"w_t,'_g_orba_ H'g _tngJ\CB' ....................................45

Cha' giqg the mo_e"_g or£on ...............................................6

Selecting s} Ig__se, _rc(_ (%/q{_ r)5_,_{ce! .................................6

( _u[nq b_m/modeu 48

Impr,.x,_l_o yc,ur pho!cq¢ 49

Appyng p.@ styes 49

De*ning y<;urown RGB .e"e 49

/\dlust ng your ' \,ores 50

(}¢_ii{eri{3

Playback/Editing ................................................................... bl

Ppqying back ...................................................................... 52

Starting Playback mode ..................................................... 52

Vicwir/g photos .............................................................. 56

PlayiT_ga video 57

Piayi _gvoice memos 58

Editing a photo .............. 59Resizing plsobs ................................................... 59

RotatiT_ga photo 59Applying photo styles ....................................... 60

Definir_gy_;urown RGB tone 60Corr_ectinge×posure pror)lems 61

Croating a prit_to_der(DPOF) .................. 62

Vk_Mn!._files on a YV or b/[)TV .................... 63

lransbrrin!j fibs o your computer ............. 65For Windews users ................................... 65

Fer Mac users ................ 70

Prir tit g ph( t( t_with a ph(to pdntor (P ctBrid%>) 71

Appendixes ............................................................................ 72

(amem settincTs menu 78

A<cessing the seKir_gsmenu ........ 73Sound 74

Displny 74

Settir/qs ........................................ 75

Em>r rne_:sage_ ................................. F8( a/hera m_:tnt(>na/_co .............................. 79

Oieanir!gyour ea/nern ............................................. 79

About mer!'!ery cards ................................ 80

About the batten,' ...................................... 81

BeR:}mcontacting a sen/ice center .................................... 83

C;a/ /era specifications 86F:::CC nolice .................... 90

Index 91

LearRaDOUIyourcamera'slayouLICQrlS. ana Dasio funct _ns

for shooting.

Unpacking

Camera layout .....

cons _zz

Turning your camera on or off ..... 1{_

Selecting options ..

Setting the display and sound _. 18

)hal _ ] _ne alsplay typ_

_: ,3[ne souna

Taking photos. Js

Zooming K

-_eau_ng _mera shake _OIS} ........ 2_

Using the Photo Help Guide mode

Tips for getting a clearer photo .......................... 23

Checkyourproductboxtorthefolbwingitems,

Camera

Rechargeable battery Strap

(4802 001221) (Silver:AD6S 02596A/Black: AD6S 02604A)

/F--

AG adapter/USB cable

tAD44 00148@/(AD89 00162A)

Software CD ROM

(User manual

included)

(AD46 00248B)

A/V cable Quick Start Manual

(ADS9-00163A) (AD68-03680B)

G Theillustra_cc_sn!aydifter!r°m Y°U!actuaJitems:

Optional accessories

Camera case

Sold as a set

HDMI c _a@e manua

&D68-03751/_

emc car(is

Remote contnc

AD59-00164A_

Cradle HDMI cable

or chargin 9 the baltery 'for viewing high-resolu_lorar s 3onneo_w _ 'y)ur Lrnages or F ay_lg wdeos

camera _c an HDT',/or PC} tAD39-00160A/

lAD61-04147/_

Basic tunctions 11

CameralayoutBetore you start, tamiliarise yourself with your camera's }arts and their functions.

POWER button ........................

Shutter button

Flash .............................................

Speaker

-- Microphone

sensor

Lens

light/timer lamp

USB and A/Vport

Battery chamber coverInserta memorycardandbattery

Tripod mount

Basic tunctions 12

Zoom button

• Zoom in orout in Shooting mode

• Zoom in on part of a photo or view files as thumbnails in Playback mode

Display --

MENU/ \,\S MENU Access options or menus

In Shooting mode Whilesetting

DISP Changethe displayoption Move up

Navigation _ Changethe macrooption Move down

Changethe flash option Move left

_t_ ............................Move right

Take a photo quickly and easily withAuto minimal settings

p Program Take a photo by setting options

Take a photo with options suitable forQ_)DUAL DUAL IS reducing camera shake

Photo Help Get shooting tips and practice shooting_m Guide

Take a photo of a person with options to*_ Beauty Shot hidefacial imperfections

Take a photo with options preset for aSCENE Scene

specific sceneOK Confirm the highlighted option or menu,

'q[]_]j' Playback Enter Playback mode _ Movie

Access options in Shooting mode,Function I_SMA_'r Smart Auto

• Delete files in Playback mode

Record a video

Take a photo by letting the camera selecta scene mode as it detects

Basic functions 13

The icons displayed will change according to the mode you select or the options you set,

A. Information

Selected shooting mode

_×so Zoom ratio

BD[IB| Available number of photos

BD:D|:Bll Available recording time

internalmemory

Memory card inserted

_ : Fullycharged

• _C][ :Partially charged

• C : Oharging needed

FI2.0 Aperture and shutter speed|/|25s

Voice memo

F-] Auto focus frame

(/_l) Camera shake

HO:OBAm_l]09/lllll[Jll CurTentdate and time

Basic functions 14

B. Icons on the right

(_) Flash

0 Truer

_l_q Auto focus

/'_S Photo style

_ Face detection

_ Optical image Stabilization (OIS)

Face tone

+_ Face retouch

image adjustment[] (contrast, sharpness, saturation)

_) Voice muted

C. Icons on the left

Exposure value

",".0:- White balance

ISO speed

IM Photo resolution

3_0 Video resolution

Photo qualityJll-F Frame rate

[m] Metenng option

LT Long time shutter

Burst type

°l_ming7ourcameraon or offLearn how to start your camera,

Press [POWER] to turn your camera on or off.

Press [El], The camera turns on and accesses Playloack modeimmediately.

Basic functions 15

SelectingoptionsYou can select options by pressing [MENU] and using the navigation buttons ([DMSP],[_], [_.], [__,)]).

,j

2

In Shooting mode, press [MENU].

Use the navigation buttons to scroll to an option or

menu,

• To move left or right, press [_.] or [_...)].

To move up or down, press [OlSP] or [_],

{_ Press [OK] to confirm the highlighted option or menu

' Rotate the mode dial to p.

2 Press [MENU]

Press [MENU] again to go back to the previous menu.

Bress[Shutter]t° returnt0 Shc°!!nqn!cde,

Basic functions 16

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3

4

Press

press

Press

press

[DISP]or [_] to scroll to Functions and then

[Q] or [OK].

[DISP]or [_] to scroll to White Balance and then

[Q] or [oK].

[] EV

'_a_ _so_, '_ [_ Face Detection

| M Photo Size

Quality

'_ _jf AOB

/!!i Press [_] or [_] to scroll to a white balance option

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Press [OK]

Basic functions 17

S ngthe displa7andsoundLearn how to change the basic settings for the display and soclnd according to your preferences,

Setting the soundSet whether your camera emits a specified sound when youoperate your camera,

' In Shooting or Playback mode, press [MENU].

Select Sound _ Beep Sound _ an option.

Off The camera does not emit any sounds.

1/2/3 The camera emits sounds.

{_ Press [MENU] to return to the previous mode.

o Display all information about shooting

Shooting , Hide information about shooting, except the

availablenumber ot photos

o Display all information about the current photo

, Hide all intormation about the current filePlayback

o Display information about the current file, except the

shooting settings and captured date

Basic functions 18

l king photosLearn basicactionsto takephotos easilyand quicklyin the Automode.

' Rotate the mode dial to

2 Align your subject in the frame.

{_ Half-press [Shutter] to focus.A greenframemeansthe subjectinfocus.

z_ Press [Shutter] to take a photo.

Basic functions 19

You can shoot close up photos by adjusting the zoom, Your

camera has a 5X optical zoom and 5X digiU zoom. By clsingboth, you can zoom in up to 25 times,

Push [Zoom] up to zoom in on your subject. Push [Zoom] downto zoom out,

Zoom ratio

Zoom in

If the zoom indicator is in the digital range, your camera is using

the digital zoom. The picture quality may deteriorate when youuse the digital zoom,

Optical range Zoom indicator

Ir _] x5.0L__]Digital range

Zoom out

G Thez°°m ra_°availablet°r vide°sdiffers'

Itmay take longer to save a photo when using the digital zoom,

Basic functions 20

Reducing camera shake {OIS)Reduce camera shake opdcaHy in Shooting mode,

Before correction Atter correction

' In Shooting mode, press [MENU],

Sebct Functions _OIS _an option.

_-'_,,_'_ Off: Deactivate the OJS function,

_ • OIS may not funct on properly wneryou move _ bur camera to fo ow a Jlov40gsuojec_

you use aC [a zoomthere s too much camera SNaKe

the SNk]er speeo s SlOW(e g,, wNeAyOL _eect Nignz n theSCENEmc _e}

tne oaEe _ _iov_yot take a close UD8AOI

If .OU USe the OS tuNotoN W_I7 a _rlpo(1, your mages may De C urfec

s thevibratonotfl-leOSsensonDeac_ £etheOIStuncllonwhe

you Jse a Trloo(

t the camera _ mpac_ea, the (1spJay _lJJDeoJurry, 1In 8 ease. _urrDft the camera and turn ton agan to use the O]S tuncllon correct

Basic functions 21

Usingthe PhotoHelp6side modeTlais mode provides various shooting tips. Learn how to get belier photos and videos.

' Rotate the mode dial to _'_n.

Select a menu from the list,

View a topic.• Press[DISP]or [_] to displaythe previousornextscreen.

{!!i Press [OK] to practice.• Press[[lISP]to returnto the list.

{_ Select a submenu.

Basic functions 22

Tips for getting a clearer photo

--_'_X_-'_ Make sure noth%4_,_,_ OOCKlng_neens

@:J

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• Set the Optlca LmageStabi izaton orxDn to

re@ucecamera snaKe Dptlcaly. (p. 21

o Seectthe O_)DUALmode [c reauce camerasnake Dot SOTcalyan(] ogta V./P. 20/

Halt-Dress [Shutter] and adjJst tnefocus. Focus and e: oosure wll De

_tGjus_eo automatical y,

The aperture value aria 8r Jzel

soeea are aJ[ornaf ca ly set

°Focus frame

,, Press [Shutter] to take tne enotct displayed in gree

Change fl _ frame and half-xess[Shutter] agan t dsplaye@ in reca

.ou_ When shoot g 1tne can avolo

3et_lngthe{lash oeton to SlowSync o Off, The aoerture remains

open longer ano t ma} De naroerIO r/olo [ne carYz a S_

use aTnoodor set the flas

oeton to Fill in. (o, 38/

• _et 30 soeed oetlons. (e, 39}amera snaKe

Basic functons 23

may be d ffcu t to get your subjec_ _tocus when • When you take photos in Io_4Ight

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Turnon the rash

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use IRe cont Ruous

or motion C&Kure

TJnOt]on o, 48

Use the focus lock

Halt Dress[Shutter] to rocus, snen me subject is in focusye can eDos_on me Tramsto crlange me compos_lo

vvnen you are ready, press [Shutter] to take yo_ mote

Basic functons 24

BLearn now IO ISKe a pnoIo oy selecting a moae and now tc"ecora a vlaeo or volee memo

Shooting modes ............................................ 6

_s_uc [he Smart Auto mode 26

_s g the Scene mode 2-

.,. 2

/-_ujusun!:L__, _xuc_o_,_ [ne Nic ]ode ............. 28

using _nc Bea_]ly Shot mode ....

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Js_ug the Program mode ............................. 7(

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--/ecorql/ _ a Voice memo ............. -J3

/-_(lt; S _ v oICe memo {o _ pro ............................. _J3

Sh0etingmodesTake photos or record videos by selecting the best shooting mode for the conditions,

Using the Smart Auto modeIn this mode, your camera automatically chooses the appropriatecamera seltings based on a defected type of scene, Itwill be

helpful if you are not familiar with the camera settings for variousscenes.

' Rotate the mode dial to _SSMART,

Align your subject in the frame,

,, The camera selects a scene automatically. An appropriate

mode icon will appear at the top lett of the screen.

lA\ Appears when taking phetos of landscapes.

Appears when taking phetos of bnght backgrounds,

.) Appears when taking photos of landscapes at night,This is available only when the flash isoff,

*)l Appears when taking portraits at night,

:eA Appears when taking photos of landscapes withbacklighting.

_ Appears when taking portraits with backlighting.

Appears when taking portraits.

_,, Appears when taking close up photos,

To, Appears when taking close up photos of text.

_., Appears when the camera and subject are stable for awhile,

Appears when taking photos of actively moving subjects,

{_ Half-press [Shutter] to focus.

zS Press [Shutter] to take the photo.

@ '_!fthe camera does not leoegnize a proper scene mede _s_ will notcharge and the default settings wil! be used;

Even if there is a race detected, the camera may not select a portraitmode dependir_q on the subjectls positlqn or !!ghting,

The camera may not select the correct scene depending on shooSnq

environments, such as camera shake, light!rig, and d!stance to thesubject,

Even ifyou use a tTlpod; the 4', mode may not be detected dependinqon the subject's movement,

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Using the Scene modeTake a photo with optior/s preset for a specific scene.

' Rotate the mode dial to SCENE

Select a scene

Using the frame guideWhen you want another person to take a photo of you, you can

compose the scene with the frame guide feature, The frameguide will help the other person take a photo of you by showing

the part of the pre composed scene,

'_ Rotate the mode dial to SCENE.

Select Frame Guide.

_ Align your subject in the frame and press [Shutter],

• Transparent guides will appear on the left and right of theflame.

• To change the scene mode, press [MENU] and select Scene

a scene,

• For the Frame Guide mode, see "Using the frame guide,"

• For the Night mode, see "Adjusting the exposure in the Night

mode" on page 28.

{<_ Align your subject in the frame and half-press [Shutteq

to focus.

Press [Shutter] to take the photo

_{ Ask another person to take a photo.• Thepersonmustalignthe subjectinthe frameby usingthe

guides,andthenpress [Shutter]to takethe photo.

/!!i To cancel the guides, press [OK].

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Adiusting the exposure in the Night modeIn the Night mode, you can catch brief flashes of light as curved

streaks by extending the exposure. Use a slow shutter speedto extend the time until the shutter closes, Increase the aperture

value to prevent overexposure,

' Rotate the mode dial to SCENE

Select Night,

{_ Press [MENU]

_ Select Functions _Long Time Shutter.

/!!i Select the aperture value or shutter speed.

(_ Select an option,,_ IfyouselectAUTOthe aperturevalueor shutterspeedwill be

adjustedautomatically,

_? Align your subject in the frame and half-press [Shutter]to focus,

_} Press [Shutter] to take the photo.

@ Usea_!_d to prev6ntY°U!Pt_°tcstr°mblurrhg,

Shutter speed

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Using the Beauty Shot modeTakea photo ot a personwith optionsto hidefacial imperfections.

' Rotate the mode dial to *_.

To make the subject's skin tone appear lighter (face

only),press [MENU].

_ Select Functions _Face Tone _an option.Selecta highersettingto makeskintone appearlighter.

B "ii_i_¸_ ¸ _......

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_ To hide facial imperfections, press [MENU].

/!!i Select Functions _ Face Retouch _ an option.Selecta highersettingto hidea greaternumberofimperfections.

(_ Align your subject in the frame and half-press [Shutter]to focus.

17 Press [Shutter] to take the photo.

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Using the DUAL IS modeReducecamerashakeand preventblurred photoswith Opticaland DigitalImageStabilizationfunctions_

Before correction After correction

' Rotate the mode dial to [_))DUAL

Align your subject in the frame and half-press [Shutter]to focus.

,_t Press [Shutter] to take the photo.

Using the Program modeSet variousoptions (exceptforshutterspeedand aperturevalLle)in the Programmode.

'_ Rotate the mode dial to p.

Set options. (For a list of options, refer to "Shooting

options")

{_ Align your subject in the frame and half-press [Shutter]to focus.

Press [Shutteq to take the photo

Seu_oelt-_atis brighter than _luoreseent light,

, Ifyqur subject i8 movirg rapidly, the photo may be blu(ry.

, Set tt_eQpScal Image Stabilization optbn tq redl4s?camera shake !n

different shooting modes. (p. 21)

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Recording a videoRecord videos of up to 20 minutes its length itshigh definition,

Tlqe recorded video is saved as an H,264 (MPEG4,AVC) file,

• 8ore? memory cards may not SUpporthigh definiti0n recqrdinq. In tt-_is

case, set a Iowe: resolution, (p, 35)

_, The zoom sound may be recorded ifyou use the zoom while

recording a video,

' Rotate the mode dial to _

Press [MENU],

_<_Select Functions _Frame Rate * a frame rate (the

number d frames per second)

,, As the number of frames increases, action appears morenatural, but the file size is increased.

60 EPSis _!aJbableon!ywhenthevideo/÷sout,onis320x 2401

z_ Press [MENU],

4::1Select Functions _ Voice _ a sound option

a On: Record a video with sound, (While you are zooming,_2 sound recording will be interrupted,)

(_ Off: Record a video without sound,

(_ Set other options as desired.

(For options, refer to "Shooting options.")

_7 Press [Shutteq to start recording,

_ii Press [Shutteq again to stop recording

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The camera allows you to pause temporanly while recording a

video, With this function, you can record your tavonte scenes asa single video.

Press IOK] to pause while recording. Press it again to resume,

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Recordingvoicememos ......Learn how to record a voice rnemo that you ear/play back at any time, You can add a voice memo to a photo as a short reminder of

shooting conditions,

Youwl!lgetthe_st soundquaJityvv'-!enrecording40cmawaytromlt-_ecamera.

Recording a voice memo

' In Shooting mode, press [MENU]

Select Functions _Voice _ Record.

_<_Press [Shutter[ to record.

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• Press [OK] to pause or resume recording.

• You can record voice rlerr/os of up to 10 hours in length.

Press [Shutter] to stop,• Press[Shutter]againto recorda newvoicememo.

Press [MENU]to switch to Shooting mode.

Adding a voice memo to a photo

'_ In Shooting mode, press [MENU]

Select Functions _ Voice _ Memo,

_ Align your subject in the frame and take a photo.

• You will begin recording a voice rr/emo right atter taking the

photo.

_{ Record a short voice memo (I0 seconds maximum).

• Press [Shutter] to stop recording a voice mettle.

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0Learn about Ire orations you carl set in snooting r'noae

Selectino a resolution and quality ............ 3_ Adjusting brightness and color 45

oelec[in o a resolu[io ...... :_;_ r,(_us_ [ne exposu "emanually (EV) ........... 45

oe/_cun!l iHage quu_l_y .......... 35 Coml_erlsal it ]or DSCKllgn_IF CB' , .......... 4_'}

Using the umer 3_: C anf_,_ngthe eteHrld o_)ri ........ 4(_

Shooting in the dark 38 Selectin(:/ s lighl s( ume/While balance ......... 4_

vrev-en[_ngtea-eye 38 Using burst modes :_

Js _g_ne _a_ 38 Improving your prlotos ......

_ju,'_ _uii i_ _,-_.)speed ........... 3_ /._,ppl}vlnU )Rolo styles _

Changing the camera's focus .... {. ueT_n_ngyou_ ew RGB tone ................. 49

using macro ....... 4( /_,%usl_ngyc sr _JHOLOo.............. 5C

usEng auto _ocu,_{ ............................... 4(

_,OjLl$llr}._i] rRe fOCUS 8_8 .., /<_!

Using face detecz_on ........... 4'_

Detedi laces.,

_a _ 8 S@II'DOF}.FSI[ SRO[ ......................... '_*p

l_:_kinga smile snol _,.

Detecting eye L _Kin9 ......

Selectinga resoluti0nandqualit7Learn how to change the image resolution and quality settings.

Selecting a resolution u_ _,h00,,4ssc_ ,,,_@.......As you increase the resolution, your photo or video will includemore pixels, so it car/be printed on larger paper or displayed on

a larger screen, When you use a high resolution, the file size willalso increase.

When recording a video:

' In the _ mode, press [MENU]

Select Functions _ Movie Size _an option

When taking a photo:

' In Shooting mode, press [MENU[

Select Functions _Photo Size _ an option

12881280 X 720 HQ: Play back high quality files on an HDTV,

1288 1280 X 720: Play back on an HD%!.

1_18 640 X 480: Play back orsageneral TV,

]_8 320 X 240: Post on a web page.

12M 4000 X 3000: Print on A1 paper,

3984 X 2656: Print orsA2 paper in wide ratio(3:2),

3968 X 2232: Printon A2 paper in panorama ratio (16:9)

or play back on an HD%!,

8M 3264 X 2448: Print on A3 paper,

5M 2592 X 1944: Print on A4 paper,

3M 2048 X 1536: Print orsA5 paper,

1920 X 1080: Print orsA5 paper or play back on an[]E] HDTV.

IM 1024 X 768: Attach to email,

Selecting image quality _,_ r_ _ sc_,_-Photos you take are cornpressed and saree1in JPEG format.

Higher quality images will result in larger sizes,

' inShootingmode,press[MENU].

Select Functions _ QuaJJty _ an option,

_F Super Fine

Fine

_,n Normal

Theoptions maydifferdepending onthe shootingmode,

Shooting options 35

Usingthetimer ....Learn how to set the timer to delay shooting.

' in Shooting mode, press [Q].

S Remote: Takea photo in 2 seconds each time you

press the shutter button on the remote control.

Select an option,

OFF Off: The timer is not active,

O 10 8ec: Takea photo in 10 seconds.

O_s 2 Sec: Take a photo in 2 seconds.

Double: Takea photo in 10 seconds and take another"c'J° in 2 seconds.

Motion Timer: Detectyour movement and then take a((O)) photo, (p, 37)

4m

Theoptions maydifferdepending onthe shootingmode.

{_ Press [Shutter] to start the timer,

• The AF assist light/timer lamp blinks. The camera will

automatically take a photo at the specified time.

availabJeor some timer options are not availabJe

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' In Shooting mode, press [_].

Select ((O)).

_ Press [Shutter],

_{ Stand within 3 m from the camera within 6 seconds after

pressing [Shutter],

/!!i Make a motion, such as waving your arms, to activatethe timer.

,, TheAF assistlighYtimerlampwillstartto blinkrapidlywhenthecameradetectsyou.

(_ Pose for your photo while the AF-assbt light/timer lamp

is blinking.

• The AF assist light/timer lamp will stop blinking just betore the

camera automatically takes a photo.

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youa emorethanS mawa! tromthec amera

• yourmovemen_saretooStJD_leo _neres toomucr gn_orDaOKIJ_1I

The detection rangeof the motion timer

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Shootingin the darkLearn how to take photos at night or in low light conditions.

Preventing fed eye _ Ps, s%n_If the flash fires when you take a photo of a person in the dark, ared glow may appear itsthe eyes. To prevent this, select Red-eye

or Red-eye Fix.

Using the flash _x_p <_%m_-@,,,,<,Use the flash when taking photos in the dark or when you needmore light on your photos.

' In Shooting mode press [_.]

Select an option.

Off:

(_) o The flash will not fire,• Camera shake warning ((_)) will be displayed when

shooting in low light,

Auto: The camera will select a proper flash setting forthe detected scene inthe _SSMARTmode,

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Red-eye Fix+:

+ The flash fireswhen the subject or background is_/ dark.

+ The camera corrects red eyes through its advanced

software analysis.

Slow Sync:

+ The flash fires and the shutter stays open longer

_s + Select this when you want to capture ambient light to

revealmore details in the background.

+ Use a tripod to prevent your photos from blurring.

Fill in:

, The flash always fires.

o Ught intensity is adjusted automatically.

Red-eye':The flash fireswhen the subject or background is

q_ dark.

+ The camera reduces red eyes.

l.R Auto: Theflash fires automatically when the subject orbackground is dark.

Theoptions maydifferdepending onthe shootingmode.* Thereis anintervalbetweentwo burstsof the flash.Do notmove until

the flashfiresa secondtime

_a • RashoD_+onsareno_avaare tyouse[Durs_o [onsorse_ec_Self-Portrait or Blink Detection

Make sure tna_your subjects are _n+nme recommenaea a s_ancettomtne_asr t_,81-"

+ tthere 8refeoTe@llgn_orr'suorlcuSNn_nea _nyspo_smayappea

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The _+30s see s the measure of a f rn's sensitwlty To c tx as

]ef ned h _ne -_ternatonal Organ_zaton tot Standard zatot SOThe h gher SC spee@yo: se ec_ _ne more senqwe lo igr/_ your

samera becomes, vvltr/a ngHer :_0 sr}ee /ou can jel a seselphoto w_nout usln{ the flask

Shooting mooe, Dress [Mf:NU1

Select Functions +ISO _ an otxlon

, 3elect _ to use an aDr_roDrateISO sDeeo oaseo on tne

brghtness ot the subject and light ng.

When you set the ISO speed to 3200, you can select only 3M orlower resdutior+,

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Changingthe camera'sfocusLearn how to adjust the camera's focus according to your subjects,

Using macro _ po_,,, ,,_Use macro to take dose up photos of subjects, such as flowersor insects. Refer to macro options in "Using auto focus,"

Using auto focus _ p" ........To take sharp photos, select the appropriate focus according toyour distance from the subject,

' In Shooting mode press [_],

Select an option,

FIF NormaJ (AF): Focus on a subject farther than 80 cm.

Macro: Focus on a subject 5 80 cm (50 80 cm when_r using zoom).

Auto Macro: Focus on a subject farther than 5 cm5(farther than 50 cm wherl usingzoom).

The options may differ depending on the shooting mode.

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Adjusting the focus area _,_ p:,0,_,,_ s_:_NYou car/get dearer photos by selecting an appropriate focus

area according to your subject's location in the scene.

' In Shooting mode, press [MENU],

Select Functions _Focus Area _ an option.

_} Center AF: Focus on the center (suitablewhen subjectsare located in the center).

[] Multi AF: Focus on one or more of 9 possible areas.

Theoptions maydifferdepending onthe shootingmode.

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Usingfacedetection ......If you use face detection options, your camera can automatically detect a human face, When you focus on a human face, the camera

adjusts the exposure automatically, Take photos quickly and easily by using Blink Detection to detect closed eyes or Smile Shot tocapture a smiling face,

Detecting facesYour camera automatically detects human faces (up to 10 humanfaces),

the subject is Wearing sunglasses or a mask

• Face erection !s not available when using a photo style er saturatien.

,, When you use the face detection optien, the digita! zoom will not Work.

• Depending on fl_eselected face detection optic 0, the time( is not

available o: some time(options ale not aYailable

,, The options may diffe_ depending on the shooting mode

'_ In Shooting mode, press [MENU],

Select Functions _ Face Detection _ Normal,

,, The closest face appears in a white tocus frame and the rest

of the faces appear in grey focus frames,

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/aking a self portrait shotTake photos of yourself, The focus distance will be set to

dose tip and your camera will emit a beep.

' In Shooting mode, press [MENU],

Select Functions _Face Detection _ Self-Portrait.

_ When your hear a quick beep, press [Shutter].

_ Toturnthebeepono!oft,select SeIf-Poitrait)/1_-,esoundsettings,(p:74)

/aking a smile shotThe camera automatically releases the shutter when it detects a

smiling face.

In Shooting mode, press [MENU],

Select Functions _ Face Detection _ Smile Shot.Whenyoursubjectsmilesbroadly,yourcameracandetectthesmilemoreeasily.

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Detecting eye blinkingIf your camera detects dosed eyes, it will automatically take

2 photos in succession.

£' In Shooting mode, press [MENU],

Select Functions * Face Detection _ BlinkDetection,

message appears, Take another photo,

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AdisstingbrightnessandcolorLearn how to adjust the brightness and color for better image quality,

Adiusting the exposure manually

Depending on the intensity of the ambient light, your photos

may be too bright or da£, In these cases, you car/aqust theexposure to get a better photo,

Compensating for backlighting (ACB) _When the light source is behind your subject or there is highcontrast between your subject and the background, your subject

is likely to appear dark in the photo, In this case, set the AutoContrast Balance (ACB) option,

Darker ( ) Neutral (0) Brighter (+)

' In Shooting mode, press [MENU],

Select Functions _EV,

,_t Select a value to adjust the exposure.

o_unQerexposure,

• If you cannot decide on an appropriate exposure, select AEB (AutoExposure Bracket), The camera takes photos _vltf_d!fle/ent exposures:

normal, underexposed, and ove/sxposed, (p, 48)

Without A©B With ACB

In Shooting mode, press [MENU],

? Select Functions _ ACB _ an option,

_r_oFf off: ACB is off,

On: ACB is on,

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Changing the metering option _:_.......The metering mode refers to the way its which a camera

measures the quantity of light. The brightness and lighting of yourphotos will vary depending on the metering mode you select,

' In Shooting mode, press [MENU],

Sebct Functions _Metering,

Selecting a light source(White balance} _<"_..........The color of your photo depends on the type and quality of thelight source. Ifyou want the odor of your photo to be realistic,

select an appropriate lighting condition to calibrate the whitebalance, such as Auto WB, Daylight, Cloudy, or Tungsten.

Multi:

Your camera divides the scene into severalareas, and[m] then measures the light intensity of each area,

Suitablefor general photos.

Spot:

• Your camera measures only the light intensity of thevery center of the frame.

[_] _ Ifa subject is not inthe center of the scene, your

photo may be improperly exposed.

Suitablefor a subject with backlighting,

Center-weighted:

o Your camera averages the meter reading of the entire[$] frame with emphasis placed on the center.

Suitablefor photos with subjects inthe center of theframe.

(AutoWB)

4t_%(Cloudy) :6 z (Tungsten)

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' In Shooting mode, press [MENU].

Select Functions _White Balance * an option.

Auto WB: Use automatic settings depending on thelighting conditions.

Daylight: Select when taking outdoor photos on a"[,0_" sunny day.

6% Cloudy: Select when taking outdoor photos on a cloudyday or in shadows.

.,. Fluorescent H: Select when shooting under a daylight_E_ fluorescent or three way fluorescent light.

_ Fluorescent L: Select when shooting underwhite°'" fluorescent light.

:6,- Tungsten: Select when taking indoor photos under' incandescent bulbs or halogen lamps.

m Measure: Shutter (Custom setting): Use your

_ pre defined settings.

'_ In Shooting mode, press [MENU].

Select Functions _ White BalanceMeasure: Shutter.

{_ Aim the lens at a piece of white paper,

Press [Shutte[}.

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Usingburst modes +:,It can be difficult to take photos of fast moving subjects or capture natural facial expressions and gestures of your subjects its photos, Inthese cases, select one of the burst modes,

' In Shooting mode, press [MENU].

Select Functions _Drive _ an option.

[] Single: Takea single photo.

Continuous:

• While you are pressing [Shutter], the camera takes

photos continuously.

+ The maximum number of photos depends on the

capacity of your memory card.

Motion Capture:+ While you are pressing [Shutter], the camera takes

VGA photos (6 photos per second; maximum d 30photos).

, The camera automatically shows you the photos justtaken and then saves them.

AEB:

• Take 3 photos with different exposures: normal,_J underexposed, and overexposed.

• Use atnpod to prevent blurry photos.

Theoptionsmaydifferdepending onthe shootingmode.

When you select Motiou CaPture, tfl e (es01utionwill be set to

VGA arid the IS() speed will be set to Auto,

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ImprovingyourphotosLearnhow to improveyour photos byapplyingphoto stylesor odors, or makesomeadjustments,

Applying photo styles ,,,_x,_....,_p _;0_,_scN_-,_Applya differentphoto styleto yourphotos, suclaas Soft,Vivid,or Forest.

Soft Vivid Forest

Defining your own RGB tone

' In Shooting mode, press [MENU]

Select Functions _ Photo Style Selector _ CustomRGB

{<_Select a color (R: Red, G: Green, B: BkJe)

' in Shooting mode, press [MENU].

Select Functions _Photo Style Selector _ an option.• SelectCustom RGBto defineyourown RGBtone.

options are not available,Adjust the amount of the selected color

(-: less or +: more)

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Adiusting your photos pAdjust the contrast, sharpness and saturation of your photos.

' In Shooting mode, press [MENU].

Select Functions _Image Adjust.

_ Select an adjustment option.,, Contrast,, Sharpness,, Saturation

Select a value to adjust the selected item.

Decrease the color and brightness,

+ Increase the color and brightness.

Decrease the saturation,

+ ncrease the saturaton

styles are rlo£available

Sharpen the edges to improvethe clarity

ot your photos. This may also increase thenoise on your photos,

Sottenthe edges on your photos (suitablefor+editing the photos on your computer),

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ngLearn now to play DaCK DnoIos, vlaec B. o /olce lemos and

eal_ DnOIOSO _eos. ALso. learn now to connec_ your camera

to your computer, unoto urinter. Tv! or HDTv!

Playing back .............. bP

3tarring Playbac _oae ................ 52

wew__ >holes ...... G6

Fl% ,7 a Vlqeo ....... 5]

-_d ,L]VOICe mefi/o_ ........ 58

Editing a photo .......... _9

IeSlZIH aROfOS ................... L)_:

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tpplyEll s pnoto STyleS ................................ D0

_, j _our _wn RGB/one ............................... 60

_on'@otln_ _xeosulb _ O[}lef[)_ .,, o

Drea] cja pnn_ofoe_ DPOF/ ................. 0Z

Viewing flies on a TV or HDTt_........

Transferring files to your computer ................... 0._

- /VII/OOW_ dS@f_> ........ ]5

of Mac user_ ......... 70

_rinting photos with a photo printer (PictBridge) ..... 7_

PlaTingbackLearn actions to play back photos, videos, or voice memos, and managing files.

Starting Playback modeView photos or play videos and voice memos stored in youroame_s,

' Press [[]]

- The most recent fileyou have taken or recorded will be

displayed.* If the camera is off, it will turn on,

2 Press [_.] or [_..)] to scroll through fibs.

® Pressand hold[_.] or [_] to view filesquickly,

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FLASH OnSIZE 4000X3000

DATE 2009/01/01

Photo includes a voice memo

_' Video file

Printorder has beerl set (DPOF)

'_ PrDtectedfile

_oo-ono_Folder name File name

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View and manage files by categories, such as date, file type, orweek,

' In Playback mode, push [Zoom] down

Press [MENU],

{_ Select a category.

Press [_.] or [__._] to view files.

• Press and hold [_] or [_t_.)]to select a date, fib type,weekday, or color,

{!!i Press [OK] to return to the normal view.

Scan thumbnails of files.

In Playback mode, push [Zoom] down to display 9or 20 thumbnails (push [Zoom] up to return to the

previous mode).

Type View files by the file type.

Date View files by the date they were saved.

Colour View files by the dominant odor of the image.

Week View files by the weekday they were saved,

Scro mrough files

Delete files

Press {DISP], [_], [_], or [_t_.)],

Press [Fn] and seect Yes,

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Protectyour filesfrom accidenU deletion.

' In Playback mode, press [MENU].

Select File Options _ Protect _Select.,, Toprotectall files,selectAll _Lock.

{_ Select the file you want to protect and press [BK].,, Press[OK]againto cancelyourselection.

4 Press [Fn].

Delete single files or all files at once. You cannot delete protectedfiles.

To delete a single file,

'/ in Playback mode, select afile and press [Fn].

Select Yes to delete the file.

To delete multiple files,

'_ in Playback mode, press [Fn].

Select Multiple Delete

{_ Select files you want to delete and press [BK].,, Press[OK]againto cancelyourselection.

4 Press [Fn].

{!!i Select Yes.

To delete all flies,

'_ in Playback mode, press [MENU].

Select Fib Options _Delete _All _ Yes.

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Ifyouactivatetherecyclebin,filesyoudeletewillbesenttotherecyclebininsteadotbeingdeletedperrnanently,Thisappliestosinglefilesorselectedfilesonl_ifyouchoosetodeleteallfiles,thoseflieswillnotbesenttotherecyclebin,

To activate the recycle bin,

' In Playback mode, press [MENU].

Select File Options _ Recycle Bin _ On

To restore files from the recycle bin,

' In Playback mode, press [MENU].

Select File Options _ Recycle Bin _ Retrieve.

• Ifyou format the interm_alroemory, all !ibs i8 the recycle to!der will b_deleted_

• The recycle bin will holdup to !0 MB of files. Once you exceed the10 MB limit, the camera asks you whether to ernptl the lecyc!e bin......

Selec! Yes to empty tf_elsc#de bir_o_Ne to debte only the curTent_ile,

Youcan copy filesfrornthe internalmemoryto a memorycard.

'_ In Playback mode, press [MENU].

Select File Options _Copy to Card.

{_ Select Yes to copy flies.

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Viewing photosZoom in on part of a photo or view photos in a slide slqow.

+ E#3_. o. In Playback mode, push [Zoom] up to enlarge

! _(,_J............................Igl a photo (push [Zoom] down to reduce a_ photo),

The enlarged area and zoom ratio are indicated on the top of the

screen, The maximum zoom ratio may vary depending on theresolution.

X2.0

Move the enlarged area Press [DISP], [_t], [_], or [_£_)],

Trim the enlarged photo Press [OK] (it will be saved as a new file),

Youcan applyeffectsand audio to your slideshew.

'_ In Playback mode, press [MENU],

Select Multi Slide Show,

{_ Select a slide show effect option,

• Skipto step5 to starta slideshowwithno effects.

Set the photos you want to view as a slide show.

• All: View all photos in a slide show.

Images o Date: View photos captured on a specific date ina slide show,

o Select: View selected photos in a slide show.

Select a transition effect,Effect

o Select Off for no effects,

• Set the intervalbetween photos,

• This isavailable when Off is selected in the effect

Interval option.

, When used with effect options other than Off, theintervalwill be set to 1 sec,

Music Select a background audio.

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_ Set the slide show effect

_!!i Select Start _ Play.- Tolooptheslideshow,selectRepeat,- Press[OK]to pauseor resumetheslideshow.

Playing a videoYoucan playa video, capturean imagefrom a video, orcrop avideo.

' In Playback mode, select a video and press [0K],

Use the following buttons to control playback.

{_.] Scan backward,

[OK] Pause or resume playback,

[_..)] Scan forward,

[Zoom] up or down Adjust the volume level.

'_ Press [0K] at the point where you want the new video to

begin and push [Zoom] up.

Press [0K] to resume playback.

{_ Press [0K] at the point where you want the new video to

end and push [Zoom] up,

z_ Select Yes,

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' Press [OK] at the point where you want to save a still

image,

2 Press [_],

in Playback mode, select a photo that includes a voice

memo and press [0K]o Press[OK] to pauseor resumeplayback.

Playing voice memos

,j

2

In Playback mode, select a voice memo and press [0K],

Use the following buttons to control playback.

[_.] Scan backward.

[OK] Pause or resume playback.

[_)] Scan forward,

[_] Stop pJayback.

[Zoom] up or down Adjust the volume bveL

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Editinga photoPerformphoto editingtasks, such as resizing,rotating,eliminatingred eyes,and adjustingbrightness,contrast, or saturation.

Edited photos ,_allbesaved as new 1iJes,

Resizing photos

' in Playback mode, select a photo and press [MEIIU],

Select Edit _ Resize _ an c £ion

Rotating a photo

' In Playback mode, select a photo and press [MENU],

Select Edit _ Rotate _ an option,

o Available options differ depending on ttle size of the selected photo.

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Applying photo stylesApplya differentphoto styleto the photo, such as Soft,Vivid,orForest.

Soft Vivid Forest

Defining your own RGB tone

'_ In Playback mode, select a photo and press [MENU]

Select Edit _ Photo Style Selector _ Custom RGB

{<_Select a color (R: Red, G: Green, B: Blue)

' In Playback mode, select a photo and press [MENU],

Select Edit _ Photo Style Selector _an option• SelectCustom RGBto defineyourown RGBtone,

Adjust the amount of the selected color

(-: less or +: more)

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i!ciiiiiicl _ phete

Correcting exposure problemsAdjustAOB (AutoContrastBalance),brightness,contrast orsaturation:removered eye;hideracialimperfections;oraddnoiseto the photo.

' in Playback mode, select a photo and press [MENU],

Select Edit _ Image Adjust _ACB,

'_ In Playback mode, select a photo and press [MENU]

Select Edit _ Image Adjust.

{<_Select an adjustment option

,_ o:o[.:BrightnessqD:ContrastJtl: Saturation

_{ Select a value to adjust the selected item

(-: less or +: more)

' In Playback mode, select a photo and press [MENU],

Select Edit _ Image Adjust _ Red-eye Fix. '_ In Playback mode, select a photo and press [MENU].

Select Edit _ Image Adjust _ Add Noise

' In Playback mode, select a photo and press [MENU],

Select Edit _ Image Adjust _ Face Retouch.

{_ Select a level.As thenumberincreases,the tacebecomesdearer.

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Creating a print order (DPOF)Selectphotos to k)eprintedand set options, such as numberofcopiesor paper size,

DPOF oornpatlble printer at homet Wide photos may print with file left and nght edg@sgut off, so be

aware of the dimensions of your photoso You carlrlot set the DPOF for the photos stored irl the ir_tetnalmemory

' In Playback mode, press [MENU].

Select File Options _ DPOF _ Standard _an option,

Select Print the selected photos,

All Printallphotos,

Reset Resetyoursettings.

If yOUselect Select, scroll to a photo and press [Zoom]

up or down to select the number of copies, Repeat forthe photos you want and press [Fn],

IfyouselectAll, press[DlSP]or [_] to selectthe numberofcopiesand press[OK],

z_ Press [MENU].

x::_Select Fib Options _DPOF _ Size _an option.

6

Select Specify the pnnt sizefor the selected photo,

All Specify the print sizefor all photos,

Reset Reset your settings,

If you select Select, scroll to a photo and press [Zoom]

up or down to select the print size, Repeat for thephotos you want and press [Fn],_ IfyouselectAll, press[DISP]or [_] to selectthe printsize

andpress [OK].

' In Playback mode, press [MENU].

Select File Options _DPOF _ index _Yes.

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Viewingfiles on a or HDI Playback photos or videosby connectingyour camerato a TV usingthe providedA/V oabJe.

' Select a video signal output according to your country or

region. (p. 76)

Turn off your camera and TV,

{_j#Connect your camera to your TV using the A/V cable

f \/icle° Audio

\,/

Turn on your TV and select the video output mode usingthe TV remote control.

#!!iTurn on your camera and press [[]]

_!_View photos or play videos using the buttons on yourcamera,

You can capture photos or videos while the camera is connectedto aTV.

You can view high quality and uncompressed photos or videoson an HDTV using the optional HDMI cradle, HDMI (High Definition

Multimedia Interface) is supported by most HDTVs.For details, see the "HDMI cradle manual,"

'_ In Shooting or Playback mode, press [MENU],

Select Settings _ HDMI Size

{_j#Select an HDMI resolution

_ Turn off your camera and HDT_,

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i,vv j > ', i i

/!!i Insert your camera into the cradle and plug the HDMIcable into the HDTV and the cradle.

(_ Turn on your camera.

,, The HDTV will be powered on automatically and the camera

screen will be displayed.

_7 View files using the buttons on your camera or a remote

control of your camera or HDTV.

TVremoteccmltro!,Fordetails, see the "HDMIcradle manual,'!

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l?ansferdngfiles to yourcomputer

For Windows usersTransfer files by connecting your camera to your PC.

Hardware and software requirements

Pentium Ill500 MHz or betterCPU

(Pentium Ill800 MHz or better recommended)

RAM 256 MB or more (512 MB or more recommended)

OS Windows 2000/XP/Vista

Hard disk250 MB or more (1 GB or more recommended)

capacity

• USB port• CD ROM drive

Others o 1024 x 768 pixels, 16 bit color display compatible

monitor (24 bit color display recommended)

• Miorosott Direct X 9.0 or later

IntelPentium 4, 3.2 GHz er higher/AMD Athlin 64FX,

Minimum 512 MB BAM (1 GB arid above reoommendE

" 64 MB or g/eater video card (nVIDIAGeforce 7600GT 0r higher/ATI X1600 series or higer recqmmended)

The programs may not work properly on 64bit Edition of WindowsXP andVista,

Programs contained on the CD

SamsungMaster Edit photos and videos,

View videos (H,264 (MPEG4,AVC)files)QuickTime Player 7.5on a PC.

Adobe Reader View the user manual,

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if_iiiSii_Tfiii!ijiii_i!_SiO_iOtifCOiiiiTtiti_i

' Insert the installation CD in a compatible CD-ROM drive.

When the setup screen is displayed, cNckSamsung

Digital Camera Installer to start installation.

Once you connect the camera to your PC, the camera will be

recognized as a removable ddve.

' Connect your camera to your PC with the USB cable.

manufacturer isn©t respqnsibletot any loss qf data.

{_ Select programs to install and follow the onscreeninstructions.

Click Exit to complete the installation and restart your

computer.

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iisii3i(}iiiii!ii iii(!_SiO y(}(ii ¸COiiii}(it(}i

Turn on the camera.• Tilecomputerrecognizesthecameraautomatbally,

{_ On your PC, select My Computer _ Removable DiskDCIM _100SSCAM

Select the files you want and drag or save them to yourPC.

The way to disconnect the USB cable for Windows 2000/Vistais similar.

' If the status lamp on your camera is blinking, wait until

it stops.

Click _ on the tool bar at the bottom right of your PCscreen,

{_ Click the pop-up message

Remove the USB cable

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iisii3i(}iiiii!ii iii(!_SiO y(}(ii ¸COiiii}(it(}i

You can download files or edit photos or videos stored on your

PC. For details, see the Help menu,

Thisprogranldoesnqtsup'toertedi!nge!w]_ !lies(M,264_PEG4_AVC))on1hecamera.

Click Next and follow the onscreen instructions,

Downloading files using Samsung Master

Whenyou connectthe camerato the PC,a windowfordownloadingfilesautomaticallyappears,

' Select the files you want to download

@ Select a location for downloaded files,

@ Click to download the selected files.

@ Thumbnails of files; click an image to download.

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ii_iiiSii_iiiii!iiiii_i!_SiO_iOiiiCOiiii_iiii_i

Using the Samsung Master Interface

@ Toolbar

@ Menus

@ Click for more information about the program,

@ Click to enlarge or reduce the thumbnails inthe list.

Change the mode,

, View mode

@ " i_: Editmode for photos

® _[_: Editmode for videos

_ Preview informationabout the selected file,

The photos in the selected folder; double click to switch to@ full screen view,

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iisii_'i(}iiiii{ iii<!_SiO yO(ii ¸COiiii}(iii}i

FOFMac useFsWhen you connect the camera to a Macintosh computer, the

computer will recognize the device automatically, You car/transfer

files directly from the camera to the computer without installing

any programs,

• 1 8 GHz power Mac G5/1,83 GHz Int÷l Core Duo or higher

J Mac QS X version 10,3,9 or later

• Minimum 256 MB RAM (1 GB and above recommer_d_d)

0 64 MB or greater video card

Turn on the camera,• Thecomputerrecognizesthecameraautomaticallyanda

removabledisk iconwill bedisplayed.

_!t Doubb-click the removable disk icon.

,fi' Transfer photos or videos to the computer.

' Connect your camera to a Macintosh computer with theUSB cabb.

/iX You must pluglheend ofthecable with 1/e indicatcrlight A. intoL_ your caslera, I!the c_le is reversed;itmay damage yourfiles, T:}e

ma_utacture,r isnot resp'onsibbtot any loss qf data.

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Pdnt+ngphotosw+tha photopdnter (P+ctBddge}Print photos with a PictBddge compatible pdnter by connectir_g your camera directly to the printer.

' With the printer on, connect your camera to the printerwith the USB cable.

Turn on your camera.* Theprinterrecognizesthe cameraautomatically.

+ If your printer has tt-lemass storage feature, you must first set the

USB mode to Printer it+ fl-_ese_tir_gsmenu: (p 77)

Press [_.] or [_] to select a photo,

- Press [MENU] to set pnnting options. See "Configunng print

settings,"

Press [OK] to print.• Printingstarts+Press[_] to cancelprinting.

images: Select whether to print the current photo or allphotos.

Size: Specify the size of the print.

m Layout: Create thumbnail prints.

Type: Select the type of paper.

Quality: Set the printing qualify.

I_1 Date: Set to print the date.

FiJe Name: Set to print the +-lameof the file.

Reset: Reset the print options,

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Refer to se_ungs, error messages, specifications, anaq_alntenance IIDS

Camera settings menu .................... 73

:_ .. 74z

::;el _........ 75

Error messages ......... 78

Camera maintenance 79

} eanirlg your camera ..... 79

_ou[ _eme_ycaress ................................ 80

/ADOUI [rle OBitS • ,, S-

Before contacting a service center 88

Camera specifications 86

--CC notice . _P

ndex ........................................... J

Cameras ngsmenuLearn about various c stions to configure your camera's seltings.

Accessing the settings menu

' in Shooting or Playback mode, press [MENU]

Select a menu

{_ Select an option and save your settings.

Volunle

StartSound

t ShutterSound_1)) BeepSound

AFSound¢ Self-Portrait

Press [MENU]to return to the previous screen.

_)) Sound: Set various camera sounds and volume,(p. 74)

Display: CustomJsethe display settings, such aslanguage and brightness, (p, 74)

Settings: Change the settings for the camera system,such as memory format, default file name, and USB

mode. (p, 75)

Appendixes73

Sound* Default

volume Adjust the v°lume °f anYs°u0d

(Off, Low, Med!um*, High/

Start Sound Select a sound to be emitted when turning on yourcamera, (Off*, 1,2, 3)

shutter button. (Off, ! *; 2, 3)

Beep Sound Select a sound to be emitted when pressing thebuttons or switching modes. (Off, 1%2, 3)

Set a sound to be emitted when the cameraSelf-Portrait

detects your face. (Off, On*)

Start Image

Display

Brightness

* Default

Language Select a language for the d spa, text

Function Displayabnef descrpt on of an opton or men{Descrir_tlon /Off On_

Set a start imageto @splay wnerl me camera turns

o Off*: Dispay no start mage

• Logo: Dlspay a defa._ltimage storeq in me ,xemaller'Nor_

• User Image: Dsplay the mage you wanl o. 59/

• OnlyonestartimagewJJJDecave@_me n_emamemory

. tyou selectanew mo_oasastar_ _georresetyourcamera mecuuentimagewJ_De@ele_ec

• e w@emageor imageir 52 rato cannotDesetasastarI mag£

aqUSt me Dn{nmess of the screen. Auto*. DarkNormal Bright

_ Normals t_<edinPa,backmodeeventAuto isseectec

Set tne auraton TOt review ng a cap,urea mage :

Quick View vdeo before returning tc Shoot ng moae

Off. 0.5 sec*. 1 sec. 3 sec/

T you )erform no oDeratlons tor 8 secon@s me

ca_rlera autolrqatic& swKcnes K Power save [TqOqePower Save

cress any DuKon to @eacwa_e me Power save

mo@e/,/Off* On

Appendixes74

* Default * Default

Format the internal memory and the memory card Specily how to name fi es.

a l fi es nc uding the protected f les wil be de eted. • Reset: Set the file number to start trom 0001 wher{Yes, No nser_ng a new memory tara, TO nas_ng a memory

_ara. or aeletlng al ties

,, Series_: Set the fi e nt ruder to TelOW IRe [ "e\ cue

turmatt_don a compute_,your cameramay read lhe fie number whennserzln8 _ new r'nemop cal 1.

card ho_Jrtectly Format1hecard bdore us ng t. Tormaslng a memory c _ra, or ae et nga fi es

Reset menus and shoot ng options (date and t_me, ° Yi • The detaut name ot the trst tolder is IOOSSCA_J

Reset anguage, and wdeo output sett ngs wH not be reset). File No. and the default name ot the first tie is SDC10001(Yes, No) * The tile numrJer ncreases or e [ one trorT

. Set the date and t me and select a date format. SDO 9001 tc SD01999_Date & T me • The to de/numoer ncreases one s one trom

(dd/mm/yyyy, mm/dd/yyyy, yyyy/mm/dd, Off*) IOOSSOAr to999SS}A

Time Zone Select a re_aionand set the dayl ght-savng time (DST). • The maximum num )_ ot ties tna_ can ee s_orea)nn toJder s 9999

The camera defnes fJe names accoraln_ _o_neDic_[a ule tot Camera F e system (DCP_s_an(Jarclyou change the names of flies l_en_lona} _ne

sameramay not p a_ back the flies

Appendixes 75

* Default

: }{{Set whether tc dbp]ay the date a0d time on your

_hotos when printing. (OfP, Date, Date & "rime)

printermodels• I{youselectTextintheSC£NEmode,thedate

andtimewillnotbedispJayed

Set the camera to automatically turn off when you

are not using it. (Off, 1 rain, 3 rain_, 5 rain,10 rain)

[_:_ • YoursettingswillnotchangeafterreplacingtheAuto Power Off battery

• Thecamerawillnotautomaticallyturnoffwhen:it isconnectedto acomputerorpnnteryouareplayingaslideshoworvideosyouarerecordingavoicememo

Video Out

AF Lamp

Anynet+(HDMI-CECt

* Default

Bet t/e v oeo s gr _1outo( [ accoro ng [o you÷g D/1• NTSC" JSA. Canada. Japan. Korea. Tawar"

exIoo,

• PAL (SUPPortsO ]y BDGH ,_ustraa./<ustraBe gU/T 3hina. De _mark.Finland.Germar

E glan@,tay, Kuwat, Malaysla_New ZesancS ngapore, Span. Sv,!eden.Swl_zerano.Thaianc orwa,

Set an assstant ligm to ne4F ou tocus n darkslaces. (Off On

Bet to contrc tne camera connected to a Samsur jqDTV tha_SUDDC"ts Anynet+(CEC)w th _heT"emote contro

• On*: Control the camera with an HDTVrerTHe

conIro

• Off: Vevvfi es without usinc m HDTVremoteCoRIro

Appendixes76

Detaut

i i i_ii!ii! {Sdect the esoluton of snotos wnen _yln{ sac_ties on an HDTVwth the HDIVI cradle

TSC: 1080iL 720p 480p,

HDMI Size PAL: 1080i 720p, 576pt 11/eHDTVdoesnotsL_[ _r__r/eseec_earesoUllOn

theHDTVautumatc_ j _eeels_nenextowel_soulor

Set the tunct xq_ouse v a a uSB connection with a

computer or e xer,

- Auto_: Set you_camer _to se ect a USB moueautoma_ca

USBComputer: Connect your camera to a cart au_e

Tar_ransferrng fi es

• Printer: Connect iouroameratoa }nnterTc

printingfi es

Appendixes77

ErFOFmessagesWhen the following error messages appear, try these remedies.

Card Error • Remove your memory card and insert it again.

Font at your memory card. (p. 75)

Unlock the memory card.

Card Locked

-le names do not marc1the DCF standarc

DCF Full Error Transterthe fles on the memc y c _rato yoksort gu_erana Tormattne cara o. 75/

Deete the dams _ed fie or contact a servceFile Error}enter.

Low Batter. serea cnarge@Da_eryor recrlarge tne Da_Tery

LOWLlgnlE Turnon the flask 38/

Deete unnecessap ties or insert a new memoryMemor, Fu

Data

TakeEqo_osor nsert a memo sara tna: na._NO mage File

_O1rle }ROIOS

Appendixes 78

Cameramaintenance

Cleaning your cameraWipe gently with a soft, dry cloth,

Use a blower brush to remove dust and wipe the lens gently witha soft cloth, If any dust remains, apply lens cleaning liquid to a

piece of cleaning paper and wipe gendy,

,/}i/ _9 " Neveruse benzene, th!nners, or aloohql to clean the device. Thesesolutions can damage the came(a or cause it to malfur]ctJon,

Do not press on the lens cover or use a blower brush on the lensoovBr

: i

Appendixes 79

(}_iiii(i_i_i ii iSii]i(!!iiSi iCt}

About memory cards

You car/use SD (Secure Digital), SDHC (Secure Digital HighCapacity), or MMC (Multimedia Card) memory cards.

Label(front) ,._1L_

You car/prevent files from being ddeted by using a write protectswitch on the SD or SDHC card. Slide the switch down to lock or

slide it up to unlock. Unlock the card when shooting.

The memory capacity may differ deper/ding on shooting scenes

or shooting conditions, These capacities are based on a 1 GBSD card:

12_ 142 274 389

Ph

to

8

162 302 426

liE] 195 355 509

8M 204 361 518

5M 327 547 764

3M 514 77A 1028

lIE] 340 1104 1387

IM 1420 1612 1807

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* The recordable time may vary if you use the zoomSeveral videos were recorded in succession to determine the total

recording time,

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About the batteryUse only Samsung approved batteries.

Mode SLB 10A

Type Lithium ion battery

Cell capacity 1050 mAh

Voltage 3.7 V

Charging timeApprox 150 mln

(when the camera is Sw!tchedOft)................ : ........................

Photos

waeos AEsrox. 180 _ _-

_his is measured under lie Tel }w ngcon@tlons: ntne _ mode 121

resoluton. Fine r Jally, C S o

1. Set the tash catDn to Fill in. ta_e a

3Ingle 8ROI. anG zoot'8 [/or ou_

Approx. 140 min/ 2 Bet the tash option to Off take a

&eerox. 280 3ingleShOt an@zoom n or OhE

8. Parr( m stees 1 and 2tor 803e0£x_s an{] reeeat for 5 rT utes

Then turn off the camera TOt

"rTinJ_e

4. Reeeat stees I to 3.

Record vdeos at 640 x 48( reso utlon

and 80 bs

• The figures above are measured by Samsung's standards and may differdepending on actual usage

• Several videos were recorded in succession to determine the total recordingtime

Appendixes81

_, If the indicator light i8oft, make sure that the battery i8 insertedcorrectly.

Turnoft your camera when charging.

_, Turnon your camera after charging the battery for more than 10minutes.

_, Using the flash or recording videos depletes the battery quickly,

Qharge the battery until the indicator light turns green.

_, If the indicator light blinks in red or does not illuminate, reconnect thecable, or re,hove the battery and insert it again.

_, Ifyou charge the batterywhen it is warm, the indicator light mayturn

orange. Charging will start when the battery cools down.

_, Use only the provided USB cable.

_, The battery may not be charged when:

you use a USB hubother USB devices are connected to your computer

you connect the cable to the port on the front side of yourcomputer

the USB port ot your computer does not support the power outputstandard (5 V, 500 mA)

Appendixes82

Beforec0ntactmga servicecenterIf you are having trouble with your camera, try these troubleshooting procedures before contacting a service center, Ifyou have altempted

the troubleshooting solution and are still having problems with your device, contact your local dealer or sewice center.

Make sure tnat tne Dase y is insertec

Canqo[ turn on me • Ma_e sure tnat tne Dasery s seriec

camera correct a

}harge _ne oa_ery

• Charge :ne oasery

• our camera m_ }eln Power saveThe cower turns off mooe o. 74

suaaer • o The camera may turn oft tc 9revenT71e

memor card trom beng aamagea aue

to an }act. Turnon your camera again

The battery may lose poweFmore qu ckys Jowtern }eratures (below 0° C1.Keeo

_ne oaTTerywarmDypu:qlg I[ nTo ouDOCKeI

Thecamera is iOSleg _ using the lash or recordlr ] 3eos

battery power quickly aemletes_neoattery quickly. Rechargeif neeaec

• Batteres are oonsumaDe Darts i a_ "nusr

De remaoea over time. Get a new batteryif the battep ife isdiminish r ] quicKy.

• There is no space on the memory card.

Delete unnecessary files or insert a newcard,

Formatthe memory card. (p, 75)

• The memory card isdefective. Get anew memory card,

Cannot take photos • The memory card is locked, Unlock thecard, (p. 78)

Make sure that the camera is switched

On.

• Charge the battery,

Make sure that the battery is inserted

correctly,

The camera freezes RerTovethe batteryand _sert tagan

• The flash option maybe set to Off.

The flash does not work (p. 38), You cannot use the flash in the @))DUAL,

_, or some SCEI_IEmodes,

Theflash fires The t!ash may firedue to static electricity.

unexpectedly This is not a malfunction of the camera,

Appendixes 83

i}i(_f(_K¸"COiitEiCiii]{!88(!!ivi(_i}Ct}iii{ff

-hedateanat_meerencorreclThedisplayorbuttonsoonotWOrKThememor,oarshasanerror

Cannotp)aybackfiles

Thec]DiDisblurry

Thecolorsinthepnotoaonotmatcrltlaeaclualscene

Settr/edates{qdtime°]tr/erJ8Dl@setTl%s" eft

Remove INe Dasery aria Jnse t i1agar

The melno% car( nss not Deer] eset

Format the card, 7E

ryou change tne qame ( f a fie, your

camera may not p@ the fie tne name of

Ire % should meet the D )F standard

youencountertn_ss_ua_or D_ayoac Iles

)n } )ur computer

• Make sue mat the focus option you set

s suitable tor close L E 3nots < 40/

® Make sure tRat tRe SUr_ec_ S wlm n

snge of the task ), 86/

• Make sc e tnat 7 ÷ ens s dean. It not

Jlean tile lens ), 79

&n incorrect wn te balance ca c ea;e

qrealstlc soot: Seectthe DrODe wrute

balance ol2)ton to su t Ine gn[ source

E z+OI

Your photo isoverexposed. Adjust the

The photo is too bright exposure value, (p, 45)

• Turn off the flash. (p. 38)

conta!ns photos ,

,, Make sure that the USB cable is

connected correctly,

Your computer does • Make sure that your camera is switchednot recognize your on.camera

Make sure that you are using a

supported operating system.

The_ietransrnissioi; may be k_terruptedby

disconnects the camera static e!ectncity,Disconnect the:USB cab!ewh!le transferring _i!es and connect !tagsn,

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The codec installed in your computer may

not be compatible with the video files youwant to play. Use QuickTime®Player orinstall Codec Pack Full.

• Using QuickTime ®Player 7.5

1, InstallQuickTime®Player 7.5 whichsupports MP4 (H,264 (MPEG4.AVO)),

2. Ray videos usingQuickTimd P'Player.

Your computer cannot • Using Codec Pack Full

play videos 1, Install the latest version of Codec

Pack Full.

2, Ray videos using the medb player

(Media Player Classic or Windows

Media Player 11 recommended),

• Install QuickTime¢'Player 75 or K Lit®Codec Pack Full on Windows XP SP2or later

Depending on your computer

environment the video playback may beintermittent

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Cameraspec+f+catbns

Type 1/2,33" (Approx. 1,09 ore) COD

Effective pixels Approx, 12.2 mega-pixels

Total pixels Approx, 12.4 mega-pixels

• Auto: 1/8 1/2,000eec,

• Program:1 +1/2,000 sec, (AEB,Continuous:1/4- 1/2,000)

• Night:S 1/2,000see.

+ Firework:4 eeo.

Samsung lens f- 5 25 mmFocal length (35 mm film equivalent: 28 - 140 ram)

F-stop range F3,4 (VV}- F5,8 (T)

• Still image mode: 1.0}<{ 5+0XDigital zoom

® Play mode: 1,0X- 12.5X (depending on image size)

Control Program AE

Metering Multi, Spot, Cente/-weighted

Compensation +2EV (1/3EV steps)

ISO equivalent Auto, S0, 100, 200, 400, 800, 1600, 3200

Type TFTLCD

Feature 3,0" (7.62 ore)230K

Type TFL auto focus (Multi AF, Center AF)

..........................Wide (W) Tele (T)

Normal 80 cm infinityRange

Macro 5 cm 80 cm 50cm 80 cm

Auto Macro 5 cm infinity 50 cm infinity

Mode Off, Auto, Red-eye, Fill in, Slow Syne+ Red-eye Fix

® Wide: 0,3 m 4,0 m (ISOAuto)Range

® Teb: 0,5 m - 2,4 m (ISO Auto)

Recharging time Approx. 5 sec, (depending on baltery condition)

DUAL IS [Optical Image Stabilization (OIS) +

Digital Image Stabilization (DIS)]

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® Photo Style Selector: Normal Sort, Vivid, ForesL

Shooting mode Betro, Cool Calm. Classic, Negative, Custom BGB

• Image Adjust: Sharpness, Contrast, Saturation

Auto VVB, Daylight, Cloudy, FluorescentH, Fboreeoent L, Tungsten,Custom Set

Photos

® Modes: Smart Auto (Macro, Macro Text, White,Landscape, Action, Tripod, Night, Night Portrait.

Backlight, BaoHight Portrait, Portrait), Auto,

Program, DUAL IS. BeauS! Shot, Movie, Photo HelpGuide, Scene (Night, Portrait, Children, Landscape,

Text, Close Up, Sunset, Dawn, Backlight, Firework,

Beach & Snow. Frame Guide)

® Dnve: Single, Continuous, Motion Capture. AEB

o Timer: 10 eec, 2 seo, Double, Motion Time/,Remote

Videos

Type

Edit

Effect

® Forrnat: H,264 (Max recording time: 20 min) with

stereo recording

® Size: 1280 x 720 (30 FPS. 15 FPS) High Qualils!,

1280 x 720 (30 FPS, 15 FPS) Standard Qualil_/,

640 x 480 (30 FPS. 15 FPS), 320 x 240 (60 FPS.

30 FPS. 15 FPS)

• 3.6X Optical zoom with sound reoolding and mute

in zooming (sound is muted when operating thezoom function)

® Frame Rate: 60 FPS. 30 FPS. 15 FPS

• Voice: Off, On

• OIS: On, Off

Video editing (embedded): Pause during recording,

Still image capture, Time trimming

Single image, Thumbnails, Multi slide show,

Movie clip, Smart Album

Resize, Rotate, Photo Style Selector, Image AdJust

® Photo Style Selector: Normal, Sort, Vivid, Forest,

Retro, Cod, Calm, Classic, Negative. Custom BGB

® Image Adjust: ACB, Red eye Fix, Face Retouch,Brightness, Contrast, Saturation, Add Noise

" Voice Recording(Max10 hours)

" Voice Memoin a photo (Max.10 sec,)

o Stereorecording

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Media

Fileformat

Imagesize

®Internalmemory:Approx,76MB®Externalmemory(Optional)

SDcard(upto4GBguarsnteed)SDHCcard(upto8GBguaranteed)MMCPlus(upto2GBguaranteed,4bit20MHz)

Internalmemorycapaci17]maynotmatchthesespecifications,+Photo:JPEQ(DCF),E}qF2.21.DPOF1.1,

PictBridge10+Video:MP4(H,264(MPEG4.AVC))+Audio:VVAVFor1GBSD

SuperfineFine Normal12_4000x3000142 274 389_ 3984x2656162 302 426[[_[]3968x2232195 355 5098m3264x2448204 361 5185m2592x1944827 547 764:}m2048x1536514 774 1028[]_[]1920x10808401104 1887mm1024x768 14201612 1807

ThesefiguresaremeasuredunderSamsungsstandardconditionsandmayvarydependingonshootingconditionsandcamerasettings

DigitaloutputUSB2,0(34pin)connectorAudiooutputMono(Internalspeaker),Stereo(Microphone)

+AV:NTSC,PAL(eelectable)+HDMI1,2:NTSC.PAL(selectable)VideooutputHDMIisavailablewhenitisconnectedtotheoptionalcradle,

DOpower inputconnector 34 pin,4,2V

Rechargeable Lithium-ion battery (SLB-10A+ 1+050 mAh)battery

AC adapter Power adapter (SAC 48), USB cable (SUC+C6),AV cable (SCC+AV34)

Cradle (Optional) SCC-HD1

The power source may difter depending on your region,

94,5x 58.9 x 22,5 mm

155 g (without battery and memory card)

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O-40°0

5-85%

Samsung Mastel, QuickTime _ Player 7,5, Adobe Reader

Specifications are subject to change without prior notice.

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FCCnotice

- NOTE:

Th s eauler'nenTnan Deer/tesTec and found to octopi} wm ir/e

nits for a Class B c gta ae ee. eursuant tc Dart 15 of theFCO Rues. These _m_tsare aes ]nea to Drovae reasonaeeerotecson aganst harmful interference _a resqentlal insta aTio

T, s equlprner/t gerlerstes uses ana carl raalateraaJotrequency energy ana, iTno_ nstalea aria usea n accoroance

win ine instructions --aycause harmful interference to rodc

oorflrflur/cations, Howeven Thereis no guarantee that ir/terterenceno_occur in a Dar_cula sta lation, If this e sulement sees

cause narmfu nterference [o rac ) orTeevlson receeton wncr

can Deaeterm_neaDytu _gTheequ prnent off one on, me user

3enoot ragea to W _ocorrect the nterferenoe % one or more ofme fo Iowir _measures

meonentate sr reocate. T e recelvn{ antennaqor@ase tne ciistance ee_zeeN tne eaulement aRa receiver

Connect Trleeaulement InToan outleI on a oreu t d fferent fro --

maTIO wncn the receiver 3 connecte{

* Oor su t Erie aealer or all e> set encea r_talc techr/ician to_

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, CAUTION:

Char yes or modfleatior/s not e_pressly approvea ey tnemanufacturer ressons ble for corTellance coula vo a the user s

autnomy Tooperate Tneequ f ment

• Declaration of Conformity

Trade Name

Model No.

Responsible Party

Address

Telephone No,

: Samsung ElectronicsAmenca, Inc.

: Samsung SL820

: Samsung ElectronicsAmerica, Inc.

: 105 Challenger Road Ridgdield Park NJ

: 1 800 SAMSUNG (726 7864)

This device complies with Part 15 ot the FCC Rules.Operation is subject to the following two conditions:

(1)This device may not cause harmful interference, and (2)this device must accept any interference received, including

interference that may cause undesired operation.

Samsung Eco_markIt is Samsur/g_sown symbol mark is used t0

effectively cqmrnunicate Samsur_g%e_vironmental

fdendly preduot activities to the consumers, I-hemark represents Samsung_scontinuous effort o_?

development of environmental conscious products,

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A

ACB 45, 61

Adiusting

Brightness 61

Contrast

in PJaybacl<tic@; C_Iin Shootingrrede 50

Saturation

in Playbacknode ,f51in Shootingnede 5(}

Sharpness 50

Adobe Reader 65

AF Lamp 76

AF Sound 74

Anynet+ 76

Aperture 28

Auto Contrast Balance

(ACB) 45, 61

Auto mode 19

B

Battery

Charging 82

Life 81

Specifications 81

Beauty Shot mode 29

Blink detection 44

Burst

Auto Exposure Bracket

(AEB) 48Continous 48

Motion capture 48

O

Camera shake 23

Capturing an image 58

Cleaning

Body 79

Display 79

Lens 79

D

Date and time 75

Deleting files 54

Digital image Stabilization 30

Digital zoom 20

Disconnecting the device 67

Display brightness 74

Display type 18

DPOF 62

Dual IS mode 30

E

Editing 59

Enlarging 56

Error messages 78

Exposure 45

F

Face detection

Blink Detection 44

Normal 42

Self portrait 43

Smile Shot 43

Facial brightness 29

Facial imperfections 29

Flash

Auto 39

Fill in 39

Oft 3S

Red eye 39

Red eye Fix 39

Slow Sync 39

Focus area

Center AF 41

Multi AF 41

Focus distance

Auto Macro 40

Macro 40

Normal (AF) 40

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Frame guide 27

Frame rate 31

Function button 13

Function description 74

H

Half-pressing 6

HDTV 63

Icons 14

Imprint 76

ISO speed 39

L

Light source(White balance) 46

Long time shutter 28

Macro 40

Maintenance 79

Memory card

Capacity 80

MMC 80

SD 80

SDHC 80

MENU button 13

Metering

Centepweighted 46

Multi 46

Spot 46

Mode dial 13

Motion timer 37

Movie mode 31

Muting

Camera 15

Video 31

III/

Navigation button 13

O

Optical Image Stabilization(OIS) 21,3O

P

Photo Help Guide mode 22

Photo quality 35

Photo styles 49

Playback button 13, 15

Playback mode 52

Printing photos 71

Print order 62

Program mode 30

Protecting files 54

@

QuickTime Player 65

Quick View 74

R

Recording

Video 31

Voice memo 33

Recycle bin 55

Red-eye 38

Reset 75

Resizing 59

Resolution

Photo 35

Video 35

RGB tone

in PWbaek mode 60

in Shooting mode 49

Rotating 59

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S

Samsung Master

Installing 65

Using 68

Scene mode 27

Self-portrait 43

Service center 83

Settings

Accessing 73Camera 75

Display 74

Sound 74

Shooting mode

Auto 19

Beauty Shot 29

Dual IS 30

Movie 31

Photo Help Guide 22

Program 30

Scene 27

Smart Auto 26

Shutter speed 28

Slide show 56

Smart Album 53

Smart Auto mode 26

Smile shot 43

Start image 74

T

Timer 36

Transferring files

for Mac 70

for Windows 65

V

Video

Playing 57

Recording 31

Video Out 76

Viewing files

as thumbnails 53

by category 53

on TV 63

Slide show 56

Voice memo

Playing 58

Recording 33

Volume 74

W

White Balance 46

Z

Zoom button 13

Zooming 20

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Please refer to the warranty that came with your product orvisit our website http:llwww.samsung,com/for after-sales

service or inquiries.The CE Mark is a Directive conformitymark of the European Community (EC)