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Dust spots appear in your Samsung Digital Camera photos because dust particles in the air are being captured when the flash is used. To resolve this, either turn off the flash or avoid taking photos in dusty environments.
Why do the subject's eyes appear red in my Samsung Digital Camera photos?
Red eye in photos taken with your Samsung Digital Camera happens because the subject's eyes are reflecting the light from the flash. To fix this, change the flash setting to either Red-eye or Red-eye Fix.
General| Sensor Type | CCD |
|---|---|
| Effective Pixels | 16.1 MP |
| Optical Zoom | 5x |
| Digital Zoom | 5x |
| Aperture | F2.5 - F6.3 |
| Display Size | 3.0 inches |
| Display Type | LCD |
| Touch Screen | No |
| Shutter Speed | 1/8 - 1/2000 sec |
| ISO Sensitivity | Auto, 100, 200, 400, 800, 1600, 3200 |
| Video Resolution | 1280 x 720 (HD) |
| Connectivity | Wi-Fi |
| Storage | microSD/microSDHC/microSDXC |
| Dimensions | 18.4 mm |
| Weight | 114 g (without battery) |
| Battery Type | SLB-70A |
Precautions to avoid injury and damage, including not disassembling, using near flammable gases, or handling with wet hands.
Avoid using flash too close to subjects' eyes to prevent temporary or permanent damage.
Keep camera and accessories out of reach of children/pets to prevent choking or injury from small parts.
Avoid prolonged exposure to sunlight or high temperatures to prevent internal component damage.
Prevent overheating by not covering the camera or charger, which can cause distortion or fire.
Avoid electric shock by not handling the power cord or charger during thunderstorms.
Immediately disconnect power sources and contact a service center if liquid or objects enter the camera.
Follow regulations regarding camera use in specific areas, like avoiding interference with electronic or medical devices.
Maintain distance from pacemakers and medical devices to prevent interference.
Precautions against camera damage, including battery handling, AC charger use, and impact avoidance.
Remove batteries during long storage to prevent leaks or corrosion damage.
Use only approved batteries to prevent fire or personal injury.
Use only authorized accessories to prevent explosion, damage, or injury.
Misusing the battery can cause fire or electric shock.
Avoid touching the flash during firing as it gets very hot and can cause burns.
Turn off the camera before disconnecting the AC charger to prevent fire or shock.
Disconnect the charger from the wall socket when not in use to prevent fire or shock.
Avoid using damaged power cords or loose outlets to prevent fire or electric shock.
Prevent AC charger contact with battery terminals to avoid fire or electric shock.
Avoid dropping or impacting the camera to prevent damage to components.
Connect components carefully to avoid damaging ports or connectors.
Protect magnetic strip cards from camera proximity to prevent data damage or erasure.
Avoid using damaged accessories to prevent shock, malfunction, or fire.
Avoid placing the camera near magnetic fields to prevent malfunction.
Do not use the camera if the screen is damaged; seek service.
Verify camera operation before use to prevent file loss or damage.
Ensure correct USB cable connection to prevent file damage.
Manage RF signal interference with devices like pacemakers by consulting manufacturers.
Avoid contact with the camera’s internal antenna during normal use.
Be cautious with sensitive data via WLAN and understand liability for data transfers.
Lists the items included in the product box and optional accessories available for purchase.
Identifies and explains the function of each physical part of the camera.
Provides step-by-step instructions for correctly inserting the battery and memory card.
Guides on how to charge the battery and power on the camera for the first time.
Walks through the initial setup process, including language, time zone, and date/time settings.
Explains the meaning of various icons displayed on the camera's screen during operation.
Details on how to navigate and select shooting modes or settings via the Home screen interface.
Instructions on how to set a custom image as the wallpaper for the Home screen.
Explains the procedure for selecting options and navigating through camera menus.
Customizes camera display settings and adjusts sound options like beep volume.
Basic guide on how to capture photos, including aligning subjects and half-pressing the shutter.
Instructions on using the zoom feature to capture subjects at different distances.
Explains the use of Digital Image Stabilization to minimize blur from camera movement.
Provides practical advice and techniques for improving the clarity of captured photos.
Introduces core shooting modes like Smart Auto, Program, Movie, and Scene modes.
Details how the camera automatically selects optimal settings based on scene detection.
Allows manual control over most settings except shutter speed and aperture.
Records videos with automatic scene detection, ideal for simple movie capture.
Enables recording of HD videos with customizable settings for length and quality.
Captures photos with preset options optimized for specific shooting situations.
Creates panoramic images by capturing and combining multiple shots sequentially.
Enhances portraits by smoothing skin and adjusting facial tones.
Captures clear images in low light using a slow shutter speed and adjusted aperture.
Captures detailed close-up photos of small subjects like flowers or insects.
Applies various decorative frames to photos for creative effects.
Applies diverse filter effects to photos for unique artistic styles.
Applies filter effects to videos to create distinctive visual styles.
Captures multiple photos and arranges them into a single image with preset layouts.
Captures a sequence of photos to create an animated GIF.
Adjusts image resolution and quality settings for photos and videos.
Sets a self-timer delay for capturing photos, with options for 10s, 2s, or double shots.
Techniques for capturing clear photos at night or in low light conditions.
Methods to avoid red-eye effects in photos by using specific flash settings.
Instructions for utilizing the flash in various lighting conditions and modes.
Sets camera sensitivity to light to improve photos and reduce blur in low light.
Adjusts camera focus settings like Macro and Normal AF for sharper images.
Selects the focus area (Center, Multi, Tracking) to ensure subjects are sharp.
Enables automatic detection and focusing on human faces in a scene.
How the camera automatically detects up to 10 human faces in a scene.
Automatically captures a photo when a smiling face is detected.
Captures two photos in succession when closed eyes are detected.
Provides advice to enhance the effectiveness and accuracy of face detection.
Manually adjusts exposure value to correct photos that are too bright or too dark.
Improves contrast for subjects against bright backgrounds by adjusting contrast balance.
Selects how the camera measures light for exposure (Multi, Spot, Center-weighted).
Adjusts color balance to match lighting conditions for realistic color reproduction.
Captures sequences of photos using Single, Continuous, Motion Capture, or AEB modes.
Fine-tunes sharpness, contrast, and saturation of photos for optimal appearance.
Minimizes zoom noise during video recording by using the Sound Alive function.
Learn to view, manage, and organize photos and videos stored on the camera.
Instructions on how to turn on the camera and access stored media files.
Displays multiple photo thumbnails on screen for quick browsing and selection.
Organizes and views files by date or file type for easier management.
Provides tools for basic photo editing, including resizing, rotating, and applying filters.
Changes the size of a photo and saves the edited version as a new file.
Rotates a photo by 90-degree increments to adjust its orientation.
Applies special visual effects and filters to photos for creative enhancement.
Modifies brightness, contrast, saturation, and red-eye effects for better image quality.
Connects the camera to a TV via A/V cable to view photos and videos on a larger screen.
Guides on copying photos and videos from the camera to a computer.
Steps for transferring files from the camera to a Windows computer.
Steps for transferring files from the camera to a Mac OS computer.
Information on installing and using i-Launcher for file playback and software updates.
Guides on connecting to wireless networks and configuring network settings.
Step-by-step instructions to connect the camera to a WLAN access point.
Provides advice and guidance for establishing successful Wi-Fi connections.
Guide on using the on-screen keyboard for text input, including changing cases.
Automatically saves captured photos to a smartphone wirelessly using the AutoShare feature.
Transferring photos and videos to a smartphone using the MobileLink feature.
Remotely control camera functions and capture photos using a smartphone.
Automatically sends captured photos or videos from the camera to a PC wirelessly.
Configures email settings and sends photos or videos from the camera via email.
Uploads photos and videos to various online file-sharing platforms.
Uploads files to online storage or views them on devices supporting AllShare Play.
Sends photos directly to devices that support the Wi-Fi Direct function.
Guides on how to access and navigate the camera's main settings menu.
Configures camera sounds, beep settings, shutter sound, and volume levels.
Customizes display settings, including start images, wallpapers, and guide lines.
Sets connection options such as video output format and auto i-Launcher launch.
Adjusts general camera settings like language, time zone, date/time, and file naming.
Lists common error messages displayed by the camera and provides suggested remedies.
Provides instructions on cleaning the camera lens, display, and body for optimal performance.
Guidelines for proper camera usage and storage in various environments to prevent damage.
Information on supported memory card types, capacity, and usage precautions.
Details on battery specifications, life, charging, and safety precautions.
Troubleshooting steps for common camera issues before seeking professional service.
Technical details and specifications of the camera, including sensor, lens, and dimensions.
Definitions of technical terms and concepts used throughout the user manual.
