Konica Minolta Revio KD310Z User Manual

Digital Still Camera
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User’s Guide

Konica Minolta Revio KD310Z Specifications

General

Image Sensor	CCD
Image sensor size	1/2.7 inch
Sensor resolution	3.34 megapixels
Effective Pixels	3.2 megapixels
Optical Zoom	3x
Digital Zoom	2x
Storage Media	SD Card
Battery Type	2x AA batteries
Type	Compact
LCD Screen Size	1.5 inches

Summary

Getting Started

Caution for Extended Camera Use

Important safety information regarding the camera's operating temperature and potential for burns.

About Trademarks

Lists trademarks of software and operating systems used with the camera.

Important Safety Precautions

Preparation

Covers the initial steps for setting up the camera, including accessories and power.

Basic Operation

Introduces fundamental camera functions like taking pictures and using controls.

Advanced Shooting

Outlines features for more complex photography techniques and settings.

Advanced Operations

Using the Set-up Menu

Explains how to customize camera settings via the setup menu for personalized use.

Others

Connecting to your PC

Details on how to transfer images and connect the camera to a computer.

When Carrying the Camera Overseas

Advice on using the camera's power supplies internationally.

Care and Storage

Instructions on cleaning, maintaining, and storing the camera and accessories.

Troubleshooting

Common problems and their solutions, helping users resolve issues efficiently.

Main Specifications

Technical details and features of the digital camera model.

Warranty and After-sales Service

Information regarding product warranty, repair, and customer support.

Preparation

Necessary Accessories

Lists all items included in the camera package and compatible optional accessories.

Names of Parts

Camera Body

Identifies and labels external components of the camera body.

Operation Buttons

Attaching the Strap

Preparing the Power Supply

Charging the (supplied) Battery Pack

Instructions on how to charge the camera's battery pack for the first time use.

Installing the (supplied) Battery Pack

Connecting the AC Adapter (sold separately)

Turning the Power ON/OFF

Setting the Menu Language/Date and Time

Inserting/Removing Cards

Inserting a Card

Instructions on how to insert memory cards (SD, Memory Stick) into the camera slots.

Basic Operation

Holding Your Camera

Guidance on how to hold the camera securely for stable shooting.

Viewfinder and Indicator LEDs

Explains the symbols and lights visible in the viewfinder and on the camera body.

Taking Pictures

Viewfinder LED Indicators

Taking Pictures using the Viewfinder

Shooting with Focus Lock

Taking Pictures using the LCD Monitor

Image Display

About Auto Power Off Function

Selecting the Shooting Mode

Switching the Flash Mode

AUTO (Auto Flash)

Red-Eye Reduction

Fill-In

Slow-Sync

Off (Flash Override)

Shooting Close Up/Long Range

Macro-photo Mode

Mode for capturing detailed close-up shots of small subjects.

Distant View Mode

Mode optimized for shooting distant subjects like landscapes or buildings.

Using the Self-Timer

Self-Timer Mode

Allows a delay between pressing the shutter and taking the picture for self-portraits.

Advanced Shooting

Using the REC Menu

Accesses settings for image quality, movie mode, and other shooting parameters.

Using the REC Menu

Selecting the Image Size

Shooting Movies

Adjusting the Brightness of the LCD Monitor

Selecting the Set-up Menu

Setting with the REC (DETAILS) Menu

Returning to Default Settings

Selecting a Combination of Image Sizes and Compression Ratios

Selecting the Compression Ratio

Adjusting Exposure Compensation

Adjusting White Balance

Using the Digital Zoom

Changing Auto-Exposure (AE) Modes

Changing to the Slow Shutter Speed Mode

Taking Sepia Tone Photos

Basic Playback/Erasing

Playback

Accessing and viewing recorded images on the camera's LCD monitor.

Playing Back Pre-recorded Images

Steps to view still photos stored in the camera's memory or on a card.

Playing Back Movies

Playing Back Enlarged Images (Digital Zoom)

Using the Quick-view Function

Erasing the Playback Image

Advanced Playback/Erasing

Using the PLAY Menu

Accesses options for managing, editing, and viewing recorded images.

Using the PLAY Menu

Viewing Multiple Pages at Once (Index Playback)

Copying an Image

Erasing Unwanted Images

Adjusting LCD Monitor Brightness

Selecting/Deselecting Images to Print (DPOF)

Reducing Image Size (Resizing)

Setting/Canceling Protection for Your Important Images

Moving the Image Data to Another Memory Card

Playing a Slide Show

Selecting the Set-up Menu

Using the Set-up Menu

Formatting a Memory Card

REC Menu Settings

Quick View Settings

Make so the Image Information is not displayed

Setting the Operation Sounds

Adjusting the Date and Time

Setting the Self-timer Delay Time

Setting the Auto Power-OFF Time

Resetting the File Numbers

Setting Memory Priority

Changing Languages

Restoring the Default Settings

Connecting to your PC

Operating Environments

Specifies the required operating systems and hardware for PC connection.

Connecting with a USB cable

Downloading (transferring) Images

Installing software from the CD-ROM supplied

Installing USB Driver Software

Guide for installing the necessary driver software for PC communication.

Using Windows

Using Macintosh

When Carrying the Camera Overseas

Care and Storage

Cleaning the camera

Methods for cleaning the camera body and lens without causing damage.

After using the camera

Recommendations for storing the camera and batteries after use.

About SD Memory Card Handling

Precautions for handling and storing memory cards to prevent damage.

About image data

About the LCD monitor

Troubleshooting

Main Specifications

Warranty and After-sales Service