Ricoh THETA SC2 User Manual

RICOH THETA SC2 - User Guide
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If the shutter speed is set slower than 1/8 seconds when the exposure mode is set to the manual mode, a sound is
heard both at the start and end of shooting. In addition, if shooting is performed when the exposure mode is set
to the auto mode and [Option Setting] is set to the noise reduction or HDR rendering, a sound is heard both at
the start and end of shooting. At this time, images are not saved if the power is turned off before shooting is
complete.
When performing shooting after setting the exposure mode to the auto mode and setting [Option Setting] to the
noise reduction or HDR rendering, fix the camera in place using a tripod, etc. to prevent the camera from moving.
If an image is captured while the camera is connected to a smartphone with the GPS function enabled, position
information is recorded for the image.
If [Transfer method] is set to [Move], still images are deleted from the internal memory of the camera after they are
transferred to the smartphone.
Checking and Changing the Camera Settings
When [Display after shooting] is turned on in [Shooting settings] and the shutter button of the basic app is used to
capture still images, the images are automatically transferred to the smartphone. The images captured using the
shutter button of the camera while [Display after shooting] is set to off and videos are not transferred automatically.
Transferring Captured Still Images and Videos to a Smartphone
The OLED panel and all lamps turn off during exposure.
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Ricoh THETA SC2 Specifications

General

Sensor type	CMOS
Total megapixels	24 MP
Optical sensor size	1/2.3 \
Effective megapixels (image)	12 MP
Wi-Fi	Yes
Product color	Blue
White balance	Auto, Cloudy, Daylight, Natural, Outdoor, Shade, Underwater
ISO sensitivity	64, 3200
Wi-Fi frequency	2.4 GHz
Camera interface	Micro-USB
Country of origin	Japan
Video resolutions	1920 x 960, 3840 x 2160 pixels
Maximum frame rate	30 fps
Number of microphones	1
Video formats supported	H.264, MP4, MPEG4
Maximum video resolution	3840 x 1920 pixels
Image formats supported	JPEG
Maximum image resolution	5376 x 2688 pixels
Still image resolution(s)	5376 x 2688
Storage media	Internal memory
Power source	Battery
Virtual Reality (VR) ready	No

Weight and Dimensions

Depth	100 mm
Width	180 mm
Height	70 mm
Weight	275 g