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If you're having trouble transferring images from your Konica Minolta Digital Camera to your PC: * Ensure the camera is correctly connected to your PC. * Verify that image data is inserted in the camera.
General| Model | REVIO KD-420Z |
|---|---|
| Category | Digital Camera |
| Effective Pixels | 4.0 Megapixels |
| Optical Zoom | 3x |
| Digital Zoom | 4x |
| Type | Compact |
| Sensor Resolution | 4.0 Megapixels |
| Image Sensor | CCD |
| LCD Screen Size | 1.5 inches |
| Storage Media | SD Card |
| Battery Type | Lithium-ion |
| Weight | 150 g (without battery) |
Warns about potential overheating and skin burns from prolonged use.
Explains the meaning of warning, caution, and prohibition symbols.
Lists critical warnings about product misuse, dismantling, water exposure, dropping, and unstable surfaces.
Warns against looking at sun, lightning contact, unapproved adapters, and battery mishandling.
Covers flash cleaning, battery polarity, soiled batteries, AC adapter disconnection, and unsuitable locations.
Advises on battery removal, force on controls, tripod use, battery leakage, and LCD monitor care.
Advises on lens pointing, finger safety, airplane use, and flash proximity to eyes.
Explains how to charge the supplied battery pack using the charger.
Guides on installing battery pack and understanding the battery level indicator.
Explains battery recycling and safety warnings about short-circuiting, peeling covers, and dismantling.
Provides step-by-step instructions for connecting the optional AC adapter.
Continues AC adapter connection instructions and provides safety advice.
Explains how to insert SD Memory Cards, MultiMedia Cards, or Memory Sticks.
Guides on removing cards and crucial warnings for their operation.
Explains how to turn the camera power on and off using the lens cover.
Guides through the first-time setup for language and date/time.
Details how to adjust month, day, year, and time formats.
Explains how to choose between AUTO, SCENE SELECT, MOVIE/VOICE, MANUAL, and SETUP modes.
Basic procedure for shooting still images in AUTO mode using the LCD screen.
Guides on composing shots, using zoom, and half-pressing the shutter for focus/exposure lock.
Addresses focus problems and the camera's automatic power-saving feature.
Covers using focus lock and identifying subjects difficult to focus on.
Instructions on how to record movies with sound.
Explains how to select AUTO, Fill-In, and Off (Flash Override) modes.
Explains how to select AUTO and Macro-photo modes.
Explains the functionality of the AUTO flash mode and its shooting distances.
Details the Off mode where flash is prohibited or not used.
Describes the Fill-In flash mode for balancing shadows and backlighting.
Explains the Macro-photo mode for close-up shots and its shooting distances.
Instructions on how to view still images stored on the camera.
Guides on how to play back recorded movie clips.
Explains how to select and delete single, multiple, or all images.
Details the process for selecting multiple images for deletion using the SELECT option.
Details Single, Continuous, and Super Continuous shooting modes.
Explains the three available image sizes and their pixel counts.
Explains how to choose the best scene mode for your shot.
Describes Portrait, Scenery, Night, Snap, Sports, and Angel scene modes.
Explains how to add voice comments to existing photos.
Details how to delete voice comments from photos or delete voice and picture together.
Explains how to brighten or darken the overall image exposure.
Guides on setting white balance to match ambient light conditions.
Explains Program mode and its advantages over Auto mode.
Details how to use AF lock and AE lock functions.
Lists common power and shooting issues and their solutions.
Lists common playback and image quality problems and their solutions.
