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General| Sensor Type | CCD |
|---|---|
| Effective Megapixels | 6.0 MP |
| Optical Zoom | 3x |
| Digital Zoom | 4x |
| Screen Size | 2.0 inches |
| Image Stabilization | No |
| Shutter Speed | 8 - 1/2000 sec |
| ISO Sensitivity | Auto, 100, 200, 400 |
| Storage Media | SD |
| Movie Mode | Yes |
Safety warnings to reduce risk of fire, electric shock, or product damage.
Warning about battery explosion risk if replaced incorrectly.
Equipment tested and found to comply with Class B digital device limits.
Class B digital apparatus complies with Canadian ICES-003.
Specific compliance information for USA.
Guidelines for handling the camera to prevent damage and ensure proper operation.
Information on LCD monitor care, potential issues, and pixel specifications.
How to view multiple recorded images simultaneously on the screen.
Organizing and viewing pictures by date using a calendar interface.
How to enlarge recorded pictures for detailed viewing.
Instructions for playing back recorded video files.
Overview of functions available in the playback mode menu.
Steps for connecting the camera to a computer for data transfer.
Guide to connecting the camera directly to a printer for printing.
How to view pictures on a TV using the supplied video cable.
Explanation of icons and indicators on the camera's LCD screen.
Important warnings and precautions for safe and optimal camera operation.
List and explanation of common confirmation and error messages.
Guidance for resolving common camera issues.
Data on how many pictures and how long video can be recorded.
Technical details and features of the camera.
List of available optional accessories for the camera.
Form for ordering camera accessories directly.
Form for requesting repair services.
Details of the product's limited warranty coverage.
Contact information for product support and service.
Safety precautions specifically for Canadian customers.
Lists AA Oxyride batteries (ZR6) as a standard accessory.
Includes the VFC4090 strap as a standard accessory.
Lists the K1HA08CD0015 video cable.
Lists the K1HA08CD0013 USB connection cable.
Includes the CD-ROM containing software.
Notes that product illustrations may differ slightly from actual use.
Details the tripod receptacle and stability advice.
Indicates the location of the battery door.
Instructions on inserting batteries and using built-in memory.
Steps for powering on and taking pictures, including clock setting.
Steps for selecting the mode dial and viewing pictures.
Lists usable battery types (Oxyride, Alkaline, Ni-MH) and their indicators.
Lists unusable battery types and potential malfunctions.
Instructions for inserting batteries with correct pole alignment.
Instructions for inserting and removing memory cards.
Details the capacity and usage of the built-in memory.
Information on recording and playing back pictures on a memory card.
Describes memory card types and compatibility.
Guide to setting the camera's clock upon first use.
Steps to modify the date and time settings after initial setup.
Instructions on how to rotate the mode dial to select different shooting modes.
How to access the camera's menu system.
Explanation of menu icons and their dependence on the mode dial.
Details which menu icons appear based on the mode dial setting.
Example of how to change settings within the camera menus.
Setting the type of batteries inserted for accurate indication.
Function to set and change the camera's date and time.
Adjusts how long the captured image is displayed on screen.
Configures automatic power-off intervals to conserve battery.
Explains the default display indicators in normal picture mode.
How to cycle through different display information options.
Guide to setting the camera to auto mode for normal shooting.
Information on how the flash operates automatically or is set.
Troubleshooting dark images using exposure compensation.
Addressing focus issues in various shooting scenarios.
Understanding color reproduction and white balance adjustments.
Overview of basic menu operations in Simple Mode.
Fixed settings for Picture Mode, Battery Type, BEEP, and Clock Set.
Details on fixed focus range, auto review, power save, and other settings.
Guides selection of AF modes based on shooting conditions.
Explains optical zoom, extended optical zoom, and resolution options.
Details the mechanism of extended optical zoom and its effect.
Instructions on how to zoom in on recorded pictures for review.
Allows deletion of one, multiple, or all pictures during review.
How to fast forward or rewind through recorded pictures.
Step-by-step guide for deleting one picture at a time.
Instructions for deleting multiple or all pictures at once.
How to switch between different display modes on the LCD.
Details on display options in recording mode (Normal, Histogram, Grid).
Details on display options in playback mode (Normal, Info+Histogram, Non-display).
Display options available when the camera is in Simple Mode.
Location and handling of the camera's photo flash.
Guide to selecting flash modes (Auto, Red-eye, Forced ON, etc.).
Detailed descriptions of available flash modes and their uses.
Recommendations for using the self-timer with tripods.
Notes the fixed self-timer duration in Simple Mode.
Explains self-timer use with burst mode and picture count.
Visual example and explanation of overexposed images.
Visual example and explanation of properly exposed images.
Visual example and explanation of underexposed images.
Explains indicators shown during Intelligent ISO mode operation.
Details the focus range for macro photography.
How to access scene mode explanations and information.
How to adjust aspect ratio and quality for motion pictures.
Guide to setting departure and return dates for vacation tracking.
Instructions to set the home area for world time display.
Lists items configurable in the REC menu across different pages.
How to use the FUNC button for quick access to common settings.
Explains how to adjust white balance for accurate color reproduction.
Details on AWB and when manual adjustment might be needed.
Explanation of ISO sensitivity and its effect on low-light shooting.
How to select picture aspect ratios (4:3, 3:2, 16:9).
Explanation of pixels and quality settings for printing and web use.
Guidance on selecting pixel count for clearer pictures.
Lists pixel resolutions for 4:3 aspect ratio.
Guides selection of AF modes based on shooting conditions.
Explanation of image stabilizer modes (MODE1, MODE2, OFF).
How to view a demonstration of jitter and movement detection.
How to use burst mode for continuous shooting.
How the AF assist lamp aids focusing in low light.
Options for color effects like Natural, Vivid, B/W, Sepia.
Function to set the camera's date and time.
Illustrates the 25-screen display for multi playback.
How to exit multi playback and return to single image view.
Steps to delete images while in multi playback mode.
How to exit calendar playback and return to single image view.
Instructions on how to exit playback zoom mode.
Steps to delete an image while using playback zoom.
How to stop playback of motion pictures.
Control for fast forwarding and rewinding motion pictures.
How to pause and resume motion picture playback.
Viewing motion pictures frame by frame during pause.
Lists the functions available in the PLAY mode menu.
How to play back pictures as a slideshow with adjustable duration.
Settings for slideshow duration (intervals or manual).
How to mark and manage favorite pictures.
Steps to remove all favorite markings from pictures.
Enables automatic vertical display of rotated pictures.
How the camera automatically rotates pictures based on orientation.
Manually rotates selected pictures by 90° steps.
How to add shooting dates, ages, or travel dates to pictures.
Configures print settings for DPOF-compatible printers.
How to select a single picture and set the number of prints.
How to select multiple pictures and set print quantities.
Protects pictures from accidental deletion.
How to protect or unprotect individual pictures.
Protects multiple pictures or cancels all protection.
Reduces picture file size for email or web upload.
How to crop unnecessary parts from a picture.
How to copy picture data between built-in memory and card.
Procedure for formatting memory to erase all data.
How the camera appears and is recognized in Windows.
How the camera appears and is recognized in Macintosh.
Using QuickTime for motion picture playback on a PC.
Basic steps for connecting the camera to a printer.
How to connect camera to TV using video cable for playback.
Using SD cards with TVs that have card slots.
Explanation of icons and indicators on the camera's LCD screen.
Detailed breakdown of indicators after settings are applied.
Care instructions to prevent damage and ensure proper function.
Warnings about interference from electronic devices.
Warnings about proximity to radio transmitters and high-voltage lines.
Instruction to use only supplied or compatible cables.
Warning against using chemicals that can damage the camera.
Guidance on cleaning the camera safely and effectively.
Advice on battery removal for long-term storage.
Information on proper disposal of used batteries.
Warning about short-circuiting battery terminals.
Precautions for storing memory cards to prevent damage.
Instructions to prevent physical damage to memory cards.
Guidance on keeping card terminals clean.
Message about setting battery type if different from current.
Indicates the memory card is locked and needs unlocking.
Message when no playable pictures are found.
Indicates a picture cannot be deleted or overwritten.
Message for pictures not conforming to DCF standard.
Error when exceeding multi-delete limits or favorites list size.
Message when DPOF setting cannot be applied to a picture.
Indicates insufficient storage space.
Indicates issues with copying pictures, e.g., duplicate names or non-DCF files.
Error message prompting to format built-in memory.
Troubleshooting common issues related to batteries and power.
Troubleshooting problems encountered during shooting.
Troubleshooting LCD turning off unexpectedly, possibly during flash charging.
Explanation for momentary LCD brightness changes.
Addressing LCD flickering indoors under fluorescent light.
How to adjust LCD brightness or check high angle mode.
Note that colored dots on LCD do not affect recorded pictures.
Explanation of noise on LCD in dark places.
Troubleshooting flash not firing, checking settings or mode.
Explanation of dual flash activation for red-eye reduction.
Troubleshooting unexpected picture rotation and how to disable it.
Troubleshooting playback issues, checking mode dial and memory.
Addressing issues with folder/file numbers and black display.
Explains date discrepancies in calendar playback due to PC edits or clock settings.
Troubleshooting TV connection issues, including correct input and monochrome display.
How to change the menu language if set incorrectly.
Notes when auto review setting cannot be changed.
Explanation of the red lamp indicating AF assist lamp activation.
Basic camera specifications including power source and consumption.
Number of effective pixels for the camera models.
Details about the image sensor type.
Specifications of the camera lens, including zoom and aperture.
Maximum digital zoom capability.
Extended optical zoom capabilities for different models.
Focus modes and ranges available on the camera.
Type of shutter system used in the camera.
Aspect ratios and frame rates for motion picture recording.
Details on burst speed and recording quality.
Information on recordable pictures based on memory capacity.
AC Adaptor accessory.
Soft Case accessory.
Semi Hard Case accessory.
List of available SD/SDHC memory card capacities.
Section for listing desired accessories and quantities.
Payment options and details required for ordering.
Address details for shipping accessories.
Form for requesting service, including proof of purchase and issue description.
Details of warranty coverage for parts and labor.
Information on purchasing parts, accessories, and manuals online or by mail.
Service center addresses for product repairs.
Contact details for service in Puerto Rico.
Safety warnings for fire, electric shock, or damage prevention.
Requirement for accessible power outlet.
Warning about battery replacement risks and proper usage.
Recommendations for rechargeable batteries and AC adapters.
