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Operation Manual
To ensure correct use of your digital
camera, read this manual carefully
before use. Keep the manual handy
for future reference.
Introduction
Thank you for purchasing a Ricoh digital camera. This manual explains the correct
handling procedures and precautions for your camera. To ensure the best performance,
please read the manual thoroughly before using the camera. Keep the manual handy
for quick future reference.
Ricoh Co., Ltd.
Test Shots
Check that your camera is recording the images correctly by taking a number of test
shots.
Copyright
Reproduction or alteration of copyrighted documents, magazines, music and other
materials, other than for personal, home or similarly limited purposes, without the
consent of the copyright holder is prohibited.
Exemption from Liability
Ricoh Co., Ltd. assumes no liability for failure to record or play back images caused
by malfunction of the digital camera.
Warranty
This product is manufactured to local specifications and the warranty is valid within
the country of purchase. Should the product fail or malfunction while you are abroad,
the manufacturer assumes no responsibility for servicing the product locally or bearing
the expenditure incurred therefor.
Radio Interference
Operating the digital camera in the vicinity of other electronic equipment may adversely
affect the performance of both devices. In particular, operating the camera close to
a radio or television may lead to interference. If interference occurs, follow the
procedures below.
– Move the camera as far away as possible from the TV, radio or other device
– Reorient the TV or radio antenna.
– Plug the devices into separate electrical outlets.
• This publication may not be reproduced in whole or part without the express written permission of Ricoh.
©1999 Ricoh Co., Ltd. All rights reserved.
• Ricoh reserves the right to change the contents of this publication without notice. Considerable care was
taken in preparing this manual. If, however, you have questions about any part of the manual, or note
mistakes or inaccuracies, please contact us at the address listed on the back cover.
Microsoft, MS and Windows are registered trademarks of Microsoft Corporation in the United States of America
and other countries. Macintosh is a registered trademark of Apple Computer, Inc., in the United States of America
and other countries. All trademarked company and product names mentioned in this manual are the property of
their respective owners.
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Camera Features
● 2,300,000-pixel resolution compact camera
With a 2,300,000-pixel resolution CCD, the compact camera produces high-quality,
high-resolution images (1792 1200). The camera is so light you can carry it with you×
anywhere.
● Immediate recording
Using the camera is as simple as clicking the shutter release button. Images thus shot
are written to internal memory (8 MB) or a SmartMedia memory card (2/4/8/16/32 MB).
* Internal memory allow you to take pictures without the need for SmartMedia card.
● Instant playback
You can instantly review recorded image files simply by switching to Play mode. You
can also magnify the images zoom playback or display several images at once (6-
image display).
* SmartMedia memory cards let you exchange shot images with your friends.
● Multiple image recording modes
The RDC-5000 offers multiple image recording modes to suit your specific
photographic needs, including F (Fine) mode, which puts the emphasis on image
quality, N (Normal) and E (Economy) mode, which allows you to capture more images
than any other mode.
● Wide shooting range
The 2.3 zoom lens allows you to capture subjects in a variety of compositions, from×
close-ups to shots with a background.
● Natural colors
The white balance feature allows you to capture a subject in its natural colors under
any lighting conditions, indoors or outdoors.
● Close-ups
Macro mode for taking close-up shots at distances up to 4 cm (1.6 inches) (at wide) is
ideally suited for taking flowers and small objects, etc.
● Monitors images on the TV screen
Connect the digital camera to a TV set with the video interface cable supplied and you
can display your image files on the TV screen. You can also connect the camera to a
video deck or video printer to dub the images onto a videotape or make full color
prints.
● Transfers images to a PC
You can transfer the images onto a PC using software compatible with the digital
camera. When loaded onto a PC, the images can be printed on a color printer or color
copier.
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Table of Contents
Camera Features ................................................................................... 1
Table of Contents ................................................................................... 2
Safety Precautions ................................................................................. 5
Parts & Names ..................................................................................... 10
Explanation of LCD Monitor Displays .................................................. 12
LCD Monitor ......................................................................................... 12
LCD Panel ............................................................................................ 14
Menus ................................................................................................... 16
Basic Operation/Quick Reference ....................................................... 20
Chapter 1 GETTING STARTED
Before Using the Camera ................................................................... 26
Checking the Package Contents ......................................................... 26
Attaching the Wrist Strap ..................................................................... 26
Powering the Camera ......................................................................... 27
Loading the AA Batteries ..................................................................... 27
Using an AC Adapter ........................................................................... 29
SmartMedia Memory Cards ................................................................ 31
What is a SmartMedia Memory Card? ................................................ 31
Inserting a SmartMedia Memory Card ................................................. 32
Formatting a SmartMedia Memory Card ............................................. 33
Before You Start Recording ................................................................ 35
Setting the Date and Time ................................................................... 35
Adjusting the LCD Monitor Brightness ................................................. 37
How To Hold the Camera .................................................................... 37
Chapter 2 BASIC SHOOTING
Basic Shooting .................................................................................... 40
Operation Flow ..................................................................................... 40
Turning on the Camera ........................................................................ 41
Selecting IN/CARD (Internal memory/SmartMedia memory card)
Memory ................................................................................................. 42
Selecting a PIC (Image quality) Mode ................................................. 43
Selecting a Recording Mode ................................................................ 44
Setting the Size of the Subject (Zoom) ................................................ 45
How to View Images on the LCD Monitor ........................................... 47
Shooting (Still Picture Mode) ............................................................... 48
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Chapter 3 ADVANCED SHOOTING
Changing Recording Modes ............................................................... 52
Text Mode ............................................................................................ 52
Continuous Shooting Mode .................................................................. 53
Changing Flash Modes ....................................................................... 55
Flash Off Mode ..................................................................................... 56
Auto Mode ............................................................................................ 57
Forced Flash Mode .............................................................................. 58
Slow Synchro Mode ............................................................................. 59
Setting the Exposure Compensation .................................................. 60
Setting the Exposure Compensation ................................................... 60
Changing the White Balance Mode .................................................... 62
Daylight Mode ...................................................................................... 63
Cloudy Mode (Overcast Mode) ............................................................ 64
Tungsten Light Mode ........................................................................... 65
Fluorescent Light Mode ....................................................................... 66
Special Shooting Functions ................................................................ 67
Using the Self-Timer ............................................................................ 67
Focus Lock Shooting ............................................................................ 68
Manual Focus Shooting ....................................................................... 70
Date Imprinting Mode ........................................................................... 71
Redeye Reduction Mode ..................................................................... 72
Monochrome Mode (Black & White) Sepia ......................................... 73
Interval (Time lapse) Shooting Mode ................................................... 74
Macro Shooting (Close-up Shooting) .................................................. 76
S Mode (Shutter Speed) ...................................................................... 77
Chapter 4 PLAYBACK/ERASING
Before Starting to Playback Recorded Images .................................. 80
Playback Display .................................................................................. 80
Connecting to a TV .............................................................................. 81
Playing Back a File ............................................................................. 82
Operation Flow ..................................................................................... 82
Playing an Image File .......................................................................... 83
Multi Image Playback ........................................................................... 84
Zoom Playback ..................................................................................... 85
Auto Playback ...................................................................................... 86
Protecting a File ................................................................................... 87
Playing a File Shot with Another Brand of Camera ............................. 88
Copying Image Files ............................................................................ 89
Setting DPOF (Direct Print of File) ...................................................... 91
Setting a Printing Service .................................................................... 91
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Erasing a File (Image) ........................................................................ 94
Operation Flow ..................................................................................... 94
Erase .................................................................................................... 95
Erase All Images .................................................................................. 96
Erase Selected Files (Images) ............................................................. 97
Chapter 5 MISCELLANEOUS
Transferring Images to a PC ............................................................ 100
Changing Camera Settings ............................................................... 102
Beep Sound Setting ........................................................................... 102
Auto Power Off Setting ...................................................................... 103
Changing OSD (On-Screen Display) Language ................................ 104
Changing Video-Out Signal Method (NTSC/PAL) ............................. 105
Keep Settings ..................................................................................... 106
Formatting Internal Memory ............................................................... 107
Displays the Current Version Information .......................................... 108
Changing LCD Confirmation .............................................................. 109
Changing the LCD Setting ................................................................. 110
Initializing Settings ............................................................................. 111
Using the Remote Control ................................................................ 112
Shooting ............................................................................................. 112
Playing ................................................................................................ 113
Erasing ............................................................................................... 114
Accessories ....................................................................................... 116
Handling Precautions ........................................................................ 117
Care and Storage .............................................................................. 118
Troubleshooting ................................................................................ 119
Using Your Digital Camera in Other Countries ................................ 122
About the Warranty and Servicing .................................................... 123
Specifications .................................................................................... 125
Recording Capacities ........................................................................ 127
Ricoh Service Offices ....................................................................... 129
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RWarning
RCaution
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Safety Precautions
Warning Symbols
Various symbols are used throughout this instruction manual and on the product to
prevent physical harm to you or other people and damage to property. The symbols
and their meanings are explained below.
This symbol indicates matters that may lead to death or serious
injury if ignored or incorrectly handled.
This symbol indicates matters that may lead to injury or physical
damage if ignored or incorrectly handled.
Sample Warnings
The o symbol alerts you to actions that must be performed.
The m symbol alerts you to prohibited actions.
The m symbol may be combined with other symbols to indicate
that a specific action is prohibited.
● Examples
nDo not touch qDo not disassemble
Observe the following precautions to ensure safe use of this equipment.
● Turn off the power immediately in the event of
irregularity, such as the equipment emitting smoke or a
strange smell. Remove the batteries as soon as
possible, being careful to avoid electric shocks or burns.
If you are drawing power from a household electrical
outlet, be sure to unplug the power cord from the outlet
to avoid fire or electrical hazards. Discontinue use of the
equipment immediately if it is malfunctioning. Contact
the nearest service center at your earliest convenience.
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RWarning
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RWarning
o ● Turn off the power immediately if any metallic object,
water, liquid or other foreign object gets into the
equipment. Remove the batteries as soon as possible,
being careful to avoid electric shocks or burns. If you
are drawing power from a household electrical outlet, be
sure to unplug the power cord from the outlet to avoid
fire or electrical hazards. Discontinue use of the
equipment immediately if it is malfunctioning. Contact
the nearest service center at your earliest convenience.
● Avoid any contact with the liquid crystal inside the LCD
monitor, should the monitor be damaged. Follow the
emergency measures below in the following
circumstances.
• SKIN: If any of the liquid crystal gets on your skin, wipe
it off and rinse the affected area thoroughly with water,
then wash well with soap.
• EYES: If it gets in your eyes, wash your eyes with
clean water for at least 15 minutes and seek medical
advice immediately.
• INGESTION: If any of the liquid crystal is ingested,
rinse the mouth out thoroughly with water. Have the
victim drink a large amount of water and induce
vomiting. Seek medical assistance immediately.
● Follow these precautions to prevent the batteries from
leaking, overheating, igniting or exploding.
• Do not use batteries other than those specifically
recommended for the equipment.
• Do not put the batteries in a fire, short-circuit the
terminals, or attempt to disassemble, heat or recharge
them. (Only nickel-cadmium (Ni-Cd) and nickel-metal-
hydride (Ni-MH) batteries are rechargeable).
• Do not use a mix of battery types. Avoid mixing
different styles or classifications, batteries by different
manufacturers, or old batteries with new.
• Check that the batteries are loaded with the positive (+)
and negative (–) terminals correctly oriented.
• Do not solder the batteries.
● Do not mix rechargeable battery types or use batteries
with substantially different charge statuses.
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RWarning
● Keep the batteries used in this equipment out of the
reach of children to prevent accidental ingestion of
harmful substances. Consumption of battery fluid is
extremely harmful to human beings. If swallowed, seek
immediate medical assistance.
Never use batteries in the following condition as this could
lead to leaks, overheating, ignition, explosions or short
circuits.
● Do not use batteries with insulation missing from around
the negative ( ) terminal.–
● Do not use batteries with outer casings that are
damaged or missing.
● Keep the equipment out of the reach of children. Their
inability to read and understand warnings and safety
precautions may lead to accidents.
● Do not touch the internal components of the equipment if
they become exposed as a result of being dropped or
damaged. The high-voltage circuitry in the equipment
could lead to an electric shock. Remove the batteries as
soon as possible, being careful to avoid electric shocks
or burns. Take the equipment to your nearest dealer or
service center if it is damaged.
● Do not attempt to disassemble, repair or alter the
equipment yourself. The high-voltage circuitry in the
equipment poses significant electrical hazard.
● Do not use the equipment in the bathroom or shower as
this could result in fire or electric shock.
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Negative ( ) Terminal–
Positive (+) Terminal
Never use batteries with insulation
missing in these areas.
Outer Casing
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RWarning
m ● Do not use the equipment near flammable gases,
gasoline, benzine, thinner or similar substances to avoid
the risk of explosion, fire or burns.
● Do not use the equipment in aircraft or other locations
where usage is restricted or prohibited as this may lead
to disasters or accidents.
● Wipe off any dust that accumulates on the electrical plug
as this may lead to fire.
● Use only the specified AC adapters for this equipment
(optional AC-3) in household electrical outlets. Other
adapters pose the risk of fire, electric shock or injury.
● To avoid the risk of fire, electric shock or injury, do not
use the AC adapter with commercially available
electronic transformers when traveling abroad.
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Observe the following precautions to ensure safe use of this unit.
RCaution
● Contact with fluid leaking from a battery can lead to
burns. If part of your body comes in contact with a
damaged battery, wash the area with water immediately.
(Do not use soap.) If a battery starts to leak, remove it
immediately from the equipment and wipe the battery
chamber thoroughly before replacing it with a new
battery.
● Plug the power cords securely into the electrical outlets.
Loose cords pose a fire hazard.
● Do not allow the camera to get wet. In addition, do not
operate it with wet hands. Both pose the risk of electric
shock.
● Do not fire the flash at drivers of vehicles, such as
bicycles, cars and trains, as this may cause the driver to
lose control and result in a traffic accident.
● Do not grasp batteries with metallic tweezers as this may
form a short circuit and lead to fire or electric shock.
Safety Warnings for Accessories
• Safety warnings for the optional accessories, such as the AC adapter, are contained
in the instruction manual provided with each product and should be read thoroughly
before operating the equipment.
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Parts & Names
■ Camera Body
Front
POWER Switch
(p.41)
Flash LED (p.49)
AF Indication LED (p.48)
Zoom button (p.45)
ENTER button
MENU button
DISPLAY button
Back
RS-232C/AUX Terminal
(USB cable can be connected)
Video Output Terminal (p.81)
Power Supply Terminal
(DC Input) (p.30)
Reset Button
Card Door (p.32)
Viewfinder
Flash (p.55)
Lens
Flash Sensor Reception Window
Remote Control Reception
Self Timer LED
(p.67)
Mode Dial (p.41)
LCD panel
PIC (Image quality) button (p.43)
Self Timer button (p.67)
Flash Mode button (p.55)
CARD/IN button (p.42)
Shutter Release
button (p.48)
Terminal
Cover
LCD Monitor
Video Input/
Output switch
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Battery Cover (p.28)
Brightness Adjustment
Dial (for the LCD
monitor) (p.37)
Tripod Screw Hole
Wrist Strap Eyelet (p.26)
Contact Surface
Label Position
Write Protect Area
RELEASE
ERASE FWD PROGRAM
EV
MULTI
REV
ENTER
DR-3
REMOTE CONTROLLER
MADE IN JAPAN
Bottom
■ AC Adapter (optional)
• AC-3 (100V-240V)
■ ■ SmartMedia Remote Control Unit
Memory Card (optional) (optional) (DR-3)
Connection Cable
Power Cord
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Date & Time Display (p.35)
Zoom Indication Bar (p.45)
PIC (Image quality) Mode
(p.43)
• 1800 × × 1200/900 600
Fine Mode [F]
• 1800 × × 1200/900 600
Normal Mode [N]
• 1800 × × 1200/900 600
Economy Mode [E]
Battery Symbol (p.13, 29)
Recording Data Indicator
Displays the remaining
number of pictures.
Manual Focus Mode (p.70)
Recording Mode (p.44, 52)
•Still Picture Mode ( )
•Text Mode ( )
•
Continuous shooting mode
( )
Exposure
compensation level
Recording Data
No. of the image file
displayed.
Total no. of files recorded.
Source for playback
•Internal memory ( )
•SmartMedia ( )
File Name
Name of the image file
displayed.
Shooting Date and Time
Explanation of LCD Monitor Displays
The LCD monitor or the LCD panel displays symbols and figures showing the status of
your digital camera, such as the battery level, the number of pictures that can be
taken, and the mode settings.
LCD Monitor
■ Recording Mode Displays
Red-eye reduction mode
(p.72)
White Balance Indicator (p.62)
• Auto (no symbol)
•Daylight Mode [ ]
•Cloudy Mode (Overcast Mode) ( )
•Tungsten Light mode ( )
•Fluorescent Light Mode ( )
IN/CARD (internal card) memory (p.42)
•Internal memory ( )
•SmartMedia ( )
Message Display
Self-Timer Mode (p.67)
■ Play Mode Displays
Image Protect Mark (p.87)
Battery symbol
PIC (Image quality) Mode
(p.83)
• 1800 × × 1200/900 600
Fine Mode [F]
• 1800 × × 1200/900 600
Normal Mode [N]
• 1800 × × 1200/900 600
Economy Mode [E]
Flash Mode (p.55)
•Flash Off Mode ( )
•Forced Flash Mode ( )
•Slow Synchro Mode ( : flashing)
•Auto Flash Mode ( )
100-0045
1800x1200 N
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S E T
DATE/TIME
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• All items of information are shown for illustration purposes. During actual
camera operation, only the relevant items are displayed.
• The camera will switch off automatically (auto power-off) to conserve the
battery if it is left idle (no buttons, switches or other controls operated) for
about 5 minutes. To resume use, turn the camera on again.
• You can disable the auto power-off feature (p.103).
• The auto power-off mode does not function when the camera is powered
by an AC adapter.
■ Warning Messages
If any of the warning messages listed below appears on the camera s LCD monitor,’
read the corresponding explanation and take the corrective action suggested.
Note
Warning
Message Status Explanation and Remedy Reference
Page
Lit
Flashing
Flashing
Flashing
Lit
Flashing
Flashing
Flashing
Indicates low batteries. Have
replacement batteries ready.
A SmartMedia memory card is out of
position. Mount a SmartMedia
memory card.
A write-protected SmartMedia memory
card is found. Remove the write
protection label from the card to gain
access to it.
You attempted to erase a protected
file. Unprotect the file before erasing
it.
There are no files to play. Mount a
SmartMedia memory card having files
recorded on it.
You attempted to play an unplayable
file.
No more files can be recorded.
Format the internal memory or insert a
new SmartMedia memory card to
continue recording.
The date has not been set. Set the
date before starting operations with
the camera.
P. (27)
P. (32)
P. (31)
P. (87)
P. (32)
P. (82)
P. (32, 107)
P. (35)
NO CARD
WRITE
PROTECTED
FILE
PROTECTED
NO IMAGE
UNMATCHED
FILE
FILE
NUMBER
OVER
SET
DATE/TIME
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■ Error Messages
If any of the error messages listed below appears on the camera s LCD monitor, read’
the corresponding explanation and take the corrective action suggested.
Error message
Error
Message Explanation and Remedy Reference
Page
The SmartMedia memory card is
unformatted. Format the card with the
camera before using it.
Format the internal memory before using it.
A SmartMedia memory card of this type is
not supported by this camera.
P. (33)
P. (107)
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FORMAT CARD
FORMAT
INTERNAL
MEMORY
CARD ERROR
If the error display does not clear, reset the LCD monitor to its factory default:
How to reset: With the terminal cover open, press the reset button. If the error
display still won t clear, call your dealer or our service contact.’
LCD Panel
■ Initial display (SETUP mode)
Note
The LCD panel appears
blank.
FORMAT
I N T E R N A L
M E M O R Y
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■ Displays Appearing during Recording
Battery Symbol (p.13, 29) Recording Information Indicator
Displays the available picture
count and the remaining recording
time.
PIC Mode (p.43)
• 1800/900
Fine Mode (F)
• 1800/900
Normal Mode (N)
• 1800/900
Economy Mode (E)
Self-Timer (p.67)
Redeye Reduction Mode (p.72)
Built-in Flash (p.55)
•Flash Off ( )
•Forced Flash ( )
•Slow Sync ( : blinking)
• Auto Flash (no mark appearing)
Recording Destination
(p.42)
•Internal memory ( )
• SmartMedia memory card
( )
Note
• The recording information indicator uses the letter L to designate the 100s
place in the remaining number of files when it is 1,000 or more.
• In shooting with the digital zoom function enabled, only F, N or E is displayed
as a PIC mode.
■ Displays Appearing during Playback/Erasure
Battery Symbol (p.13, 29) PIC Mode (p.43)
• 1800/900
Fine Mode (F)
• 1800/900
Normal Mode (N)
• 1800/900
Economy Mode (E)
Playback Source (p.80, 83)
•Internal memory ( )
• SmartMedia memory card
( )
Note
• Either CARD or IN is displayed for files recorded on any other digital camera,
such as a digital camera from the RDC-300/RDC-4000 Family (Ricoh) or
one of non-Ricoh make.
• The PIC mode is not displayed when the multi-image playback or erase
function is enabled.
■ Displays Appearing during Communication (Communication
Mode)
• On an RS-232C cable connection
Battery Symbol (p.13, 29) The LCD monitor displays the
message “Waiting to
communicate.”
Recording Destination
(p.42)
•Internal memory ( )
• SmartMedia memory card
( )
• On a USB cable connection
Battery Symbol (p.13, 29)
The LCD monitor displays
nothing.
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Menus
This camera features four menus which can be used to enter or change the settings
for recording, playing or erasing image files.
■ SET UP Menu
With the camera turned on, set the mode dial to . To cancel the setup menu,[SET UP]
turn the mode dial to select another mode.
FORMAT: ................... Formats internal memory or a
SmartMedia memory card (which
will erase protected, as well as
unprotected, files). (p.33, 107)
DATE SETTING: ........ Sets the date and time. (p.35)
KEEP SETTINGS: ...... Saves camera settings. (p.106)
BEEP SOUND: ........... Switches the electronic beep on
and off. (p.102)
AUTO POWER
OFF: ............................ Enables or disables the auto
power-off feature, whereby the
camera switches off
automatically when left idle for
about 5 minutes or longer.
(p.103)
LANGUAGE: .............. Switches the LCD monitor
display between Japanese and
English. (p.104)
VIDEO OUT MODE: ... Switches the camera between
NTSC and PAL when it is
connected to a TV set. (p.105)
VERSION: .................. Displays current version
information about the camera.
(p.108)
LCD
CONFIRMATION: ...... Sets the confirmation time for
images after shooting. (p.109)
LCD SETTING: .......... Selects whether to let the
camera come up with the LCD
monitor enabled or disabled
when it is powered on in a
recording mode. (p.110)
INITIALIZE
SETTING: ................... Initialize all the settings. (p.111)
ME N U [ S E T U P]
F O R M A T
DATE SETTING :1999/1/1
K E E P S E T T I N G S
B E E P S O U N D : O N
A U T O P O W E R O FF : O N
LANGUAGE :ENGLISH
V I D EO O U T M O DE : N T S C
V E R S I O N
SEL.:ENTER
ME N U [S E T U P]
LCD CONFIRMATION : 1SEC
LCD SETTING : ON
I N I TI A L I Z E S ET T I N G
SEL.:ENTER
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RECORDING
MODE: ........................ Switches between recording
modes, such as text, continuous
shooting and still picture (p.52).
WHITE BALANCE: .... Switches between the white
balance settings (p.62).
+/– (Exposure
compensation): ......... Sets the exposure compensation
(p.60).
FOCUS: ...................... Switches between auto focus
and manual focus (p.70).
DATE IMPRINT: ......... Records images with date. (p.71)
REDEYE REDUCTION:
.................................... Reduces the red-eye when
shooting live subjects with flash.
(p.72)
MONOCHROME: ....... Records images in Black &
White or sepia. (p.73)
INTERVAL MODE: ..... Switches interval (time lapse)
setting on and off (p.74).
S Mode: ...................... Sets the shutter speed to a faster
setting for shooting in dim light
(p.77).
■ Record Menu
With the camera turned on, set the mode dial to [ ] and press the menu button. To
exit the record menu, press the menu button again.
MENU [RECORD]
S MODE :OFF
BACK:MENU SEL.:ENTER
ME N U [ R E C OR D]
R E C OR D I N G M O DE :
WHITE BALANCE :AUTO
+/ – : O F F
FOCUS :AUTO
D A T E I M P R I N T : O F F
R E D EY E R E D U C TI O N : O F F
M O N OC H R O M E : O F F
I N T ER V A L M O D E : O F F
BACK:MENU SEL.:ENTER
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Erase Menu
With the camera turned on, set the mode dial to [ ]. To exit the erase menu, set the
mode dial to another mode.
• The [ ] setting on the mode dial is used to transfer image files from the cameraPC
to a PC.
ERASE SINGLE IMAGE:
.................................... Erases selected images one at a
time (except protected images)
(p.95).
ERASE ALL IMAGES:
.................................... Erases all the files from the card
(except protected images) (p.96).
ERASE SELECTED IMAGES:
.................................... Erases multiple selected images
(except for protected files) at
once. (p.97)
Important
Note
ZOOM PLAYBACK: ... Displays an enlanged image.
(p.85)
AUTO PLAYBACK: ... Plays all images automatically
within a preset length of time.
(p.86)
PROTECT: ................. Protects image files from
erasure. (p.87)
COPY: ......................... Copies shot images from
internal memory to a SmartMedia
memory card, and vice versa.
(p.89)
SELECT FOLDER: .... Plays images shot with another
brand of camera. (p.88)
DPOF: ......................... Select this function to generate
recorded images for submission
to digital printing services or
other applications. (p.91)
■ Play Menu
With the camera turned on, set the mode dial to [ ] and press the menu button. To
exit the play menu, press the menu button again.
ME N U [ P L A Y]
Z OO M P L A Y B AC K
A UT O P L A Y B AC K
PROTECT
C OP Y
S EL E C T F O L DE R
D PO F
BACK:MENU START:ENTER
MENU [ERASE]
ERASE SINGLE IMAGE
ERASE ALL IMAGES
ERASE SELECTED IMAGES
SEL.:ENTER
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Basic Operation/Quick Reference
This section provides introductory information about the Ricoh RDC-5000 digital
camera. Further details can be found in the reference pages mentioned below.
Preparations
Loading the Batteries (p.27-29)
q Load the batteries into the camera.
* When using an AC adapter, connect it to
the camera and then to the AC outlet.
(p.29)
Inserting a SmartMedia Memory Card (p.32-33)
q Make sure that the camera is turned off.
w Open the card door and insert a
SmartMedia memory card.
• Before using a new SmartMedia memory
card, you must first format (initialize) it
with the camera. (p.33)
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Shooting
Setting the Date and Time (p.35-37)
q Slide the power switch and set the mode
dial to [SET UP].
w Press the ▼ ▲ or button to select [DATE
SETTING].
e Press the DISPLAY button to select the
display method.
r Press the ENTER button.
t Press the ▼ ▲ or button to change the
flashing digit.
y Press the ENTER button.
Repeat steps above to completet and y
the settings.
* Each time you press the ENTER button,
the flashing digit changes, from year to
month, day, hour and minute.
u After you have set the number of
minutes, press the ENTER button.
C A N CE L : M E N U SE L . : E N T E R
DATE SETTING
1999 1 1
00:00
Basic Shooting Procedure (p.40-50)
q Slide the power switch and set the mode
dial to [ ].
w Press the CARD/IN button to select
where to record.
e Press the PIC button to select a PIC
(Image quality) mode.
r Select a recording mode.
q Press the MENU button to display the
record menu and select [RECORDING
MODE].
w Press the ENTER button to select a
recording mode and then press the
MENU button to return to the original
display.
t Press the ( ) ) ▼ or ( ▲ button to
select the desired size of the subject.
* Observe the position of the subject by
looking through the viewfinder or at the
LCD monitor.
y Press the shutter release button to record
the image.
1800x1200 N
1800x1200 N
1800x1200 N
1800x1200 N 1800x1200 N 1800x1200 N
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ME N U [S ET U P]
F O R M A T
DATE SETTING :1999/1/1
K E E P S E T T I N G S
B E E P S O U N D : O N
A U T O P O W E R O FF : O N
LANGUAGE :ENGLISH
V I D EO O U T M O DE : N T S C
V E R S I O N
IMPRINTING MODE:DISPLAY
SEL.:ENTER
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×
×
Playback
Changing the Flash Mode (p.55-59)
qSet the mode dial to [ ].
w Press the flash mode button to select a
flash mode.
You can choose Flash Off ( ), Auto ( ),
Forced Flash ( ), or Slow synchro mode
( : flashing).
The selected mark will be displayed on the
LCD monitor or on the LCD panel.
e Press the shutter release button to
record the image.
Using the Self-Timer (p.67-68)
qSet the mode dial to [ ].
w Press the self timer button.
The self timer is now set.
The mark will be displayed on the LCD
monitor or on the LCD panel.
e Press the shutter release button to
record the image.
The self timer LED will start flashing and the
shutter will be released after a delay of
about 10 seconds.
Playing Back Files (p.82-83)
q Slide the power switch on and set the
mode dial to [ ].
w Press the or button to select a file▼ ▲
you wish to view
* The multi-image and zoom playback features
allow you to view several image files at once
or magnify an image. (p.84, 85)
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Erasing
●
●
●
Erasing Files (p.94-97)
q Slide the power switch on and set the
mode dial to [ ].
w Press the ▼ ▲ or button to select the
erase mode and press the ENTER button.
* Remember that files cannot be restored once
they are erased. Before starting to erase a file,
make sure that you want to erase it.
If you selected [ERASE SINGLE IMAGE]
e Press the or button to select a file▼ ▲
you want to erase and press the shutter
release button.
If you selected [ERASE ALL IMAGES]
e Press the shutter release button.
If you selected [ERASE SELECTED IMAGES]
e Press the or button to select a file▼ ▲
you want to erase and press the ENTER
button.
Repeat step , as needed, to erasee
additional files at a time. And press the enter
button again to cancel the erasure setting.
r Press the shutter release button.
MENU [ERASE]
ERASE SINGLE IMAGE
ERASE ALL IMAGES
ERASE SELECTED IMAGES
SEL.:ENTER
E R A S E A L L I M A G E S
ST A R T : R EL E A S E
CA N C E L : M EN U
ERASE SELECTED IMAGES
START :RELEASE
CANCEL:MENU SEL.:ENTER
ERASE 5/12
S I NG L E I M A G E
S T A RT : R E L E A SE
CANCEL:MENU
ERASE 5/12
S I NG L E I M A G E
S T A RT : R E L E A SE
CANCEL:MENU
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Before Using the Camera ..................................... 26
Checking the Package Contents ................... 26
Attaching the Wrist Strap ............................... 26
Powering the Camera ........................................... 27
Loading the AA Batteries ............................... 27
Using an AC Adapter ...................................... 29
SmartMedia Memory Cards ................................. 31
What is a SmartMedia Memory Card? .......... 31
Inserting a SmartMedia Memory Card .......... 32
Formatting a SmartMedia Memory Card ....... 33
Before You Start Recording ................................ 35
Setting the Date and Time .............................. 35
Adjusting the LCD Monitor Brightness ........ 37
How to Hold the Camera ................................. 37
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Before Using the Camera
Checking the Package Contents
Check that your digital camera comes complete with all the accessories listed below.
Read the warranty card and keep it in a safe place.
• Digital camera: .................................................. 1
• Video interface cable: ........................................ 1
• Soft case: .......................................................... 1
• AA alkaline batteries: ........................................ 4
• Wrist strap: ........................................................ 1
• Operation manual (this manual): ....................... 1
• Warranty card: ................................................... 1
• PC connection cable (RS-232C) ....................... 1
• Macintosh cable (AUX) ..................................... 1
• USB cable ......................................................... 1
• Software CD-ROM ............................................ 1
Attaching the Wrist Strap
Attach the wrist strap provided to prevent the camera from being dropped during use.
q Pass the small loop of the strap through the wrist
strap eyelet and pass the other end through the
loop as illustrated.
Important
Note
• Do not swing the camera around by its
strap.
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Powering the Camera
This section explains how to load the batteries (AA alkaline batteries) into the camera
and how to connect the AC adapter to power the camera from a household electrical
outlet.
Loading the AA Batteries
Mount AA batteries and operate the camera.
• If you use commercial batteries, use of rechargeable AA batteries (nickel-
cadmium or nickel-metal-hydride batteries) is recommended.
Rechargeable Batteries
• Before using commercially available rechargeable AA Ni-Cd or AA Ni-MH batteries,
read the safety precautions in the accompanying manual.
• Use only the specified AA batteries.
• Never use batteries of an unrecommended type, such as manganese battery,
as this could damage the camera or LCD monitor and cause them to fail.
• Certain types of batteries may become hot after an extended period of use.
Allow them to cool before unloading them.
• Do not use commercially available batteries that are designed for specific
kinds of equipment (such as those marked For CD players only ) in this“ ”
product.
• When purchasing batteries, read the battery instructions carefully to make
sure that they can be used for this product.
• Remove the batteries form the camera before leaving it out service for long.
Important
Note
Note
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q Check that the camera is turned off, and
then open the battery cover by pressing
the catch and sliding it in the direction
shown.
“ ”Turning on the Camera (p.41)
w Load the batteries.
• Make sure that the batteries are loaded
with the positive (+) and negative (–)
terminals correctly oriented. Do not bring
metallic objects, such as a needle, into
contact with the battery contact surfaces
or electrical connections. Electrostatic
damage could result.
e Close the battery cover
Close the battery cover until it clicks into position.
■ Economizing on Batteries
Use of rechargeable Size AA Ni-Cd or AA Ni-MH batteries is recommended for most
applications.
If a power source is available nearby, you can economize on the batteries by using an
AC adapter (optional).
In shooting pictures, having the LCD monitor display turned off will help your batteries
longer-lived.
● Shooting and Playback Guidelines
The table below gives the approximate recording and playback times that are available
with Size AA alkaline batteries, as measured under the following test conditions:
[Test conditions]
During shooting: Shoot continuously in a recording mode (shoot at an interval of
30 seconds, without turning off the camera in the middle, with the
flash fired 50%, at a 25 ambient temperature).™⁄
During playback: Leave the camera continuously turned on in a playback mode at
a 25 room temperature.™⁄
See
Important
Note
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Battery type Approximate Approximate
Recording Time Playback Time
Size AA alkaline batteries 60 minutes 90 minutes
Ni-Cd batteries (1000 mAh) 40 minutes 60 minutes
Note
Tips to Extend the Recording and Playback Times
* The battery lives indicated above tend to narrow depending on the ambient
environment.
* In an extremely cold environment, warming the batteries by hand, for example, could
allow you to take more pictures. Where the ambient temperature is extremely low,
use of rechargeable Ni-Cd batteries is recommend for their cold resistance.
* Choose rechargeable batteries having as high a capacitance as possible. (The
capacitance rating is marked in the unit mAh.)
* Increased use of the flash or zoom feature or the LCD monitor would speed up the
exhaustion of the batteries. Cut their usage to a minimum required.
* The available picture count tends to increase when they are recorded in the 900 ×
600 recording mode.
* Copying or erasing images repeatedly would also accelerate the exhaustion of the
batteries.
• You are advised to make spare batteries available when powering the camera
from the internal batteries alone.
• The battery symbol ( ), when lit, indicates that the camera's internal batteries
have a diminishing voltage. Make spare batteries available.
Rechargeable Size AA Ni-Cd and Ni-MH batteries have a characteristic
tendency to turn off their power immediately when the battery symbol is lit.
■ Handling Precautions
• Do not use damaged batteries or batteries at the end of their service lives.
• Do not subject the batteries to strong impacts .
Using an AC Adapter
When using the camera for extended periods of time to shoot or playback images,
connect an AC adapter (optional) to the camera and power the camera from a
household electrical source.
Using the AC Adapter
Before using the AC adapter, be sure to read the safety precautions in the
accompanying manual.
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q Check that the camera is turned off, and then open the terminal cover.
“Turning on the Camera” (p.41)
w Connect the AC adapter cable to the power supply terminal (DC input)
on the camera.
e Insert the power plug into the electrical outlet.
• If batteries are loaded in the camera while it is connected to a household
power source, the camera is powered from the AC source and not by the
batteries.
• Insert the power plug and connection cable securely. If the plug or cable
works loose during recording, the data may be lost or damaged.
• If you connect or disconnect the AC adapter while operating the camera
(recording, playback, or erasing), the camera will switch off to determine
the power source. This may cause the data to be lost or damaged. To
avoid this, connect or disconnect the AC adapter while the camera is
turned off.
See
Note
Important
Note
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Note
Note
Attach a
write
protect
pad.
SmartMedia Memory Cards
This section explains the types and usage of SmartMedia memory cards.
What is a SmartMedia Memory Card?
Files are recorded as data on the SmartMedia memory card in your camera. The
following types of SmartMedia memory card can be used:
• Capacity: ................... 2 MB, 4 MB, 8 MB, 16 MB, 32 MB
• Operating voltage: .... 3.3 V
• There are numerous types of SmartMedia memory cards. Before using a
commercially available SmartMedia memory card, check with its
manufacturer that it is compatible with your camera.
• By using an optional PC card adapter or floppy disk adapter, you can insert a
SmartMedia memory card directly into the PC card slot or floppy disk drive of
your PC.
■ Protecting Against Accidental Writing
Attaching a write protect pad to a SmartMedia memory
card will prevent accidental erasure or overwriting of
recorded files.
Remove the write protect pad from the SmartMedia
memory card to record or erase data.
If the write protect pad gets dirty, wipe it clean
with a soft, dry cloth.
■ Handling Precautions
● SmartMedia Memory Cards
• Never remove the SmartMedia memory card while data is being recorded or erased.
• Do not bend, subject to strong force or shock, or drop the SmartMedia memory card.
• Avoid using or storing SmartMedia memory cards in environments that are subject to
static electricity or electrical interference.
• Avoid using or storing SmartMedia memory cards in environments that are subject to
high temperature and humidity, where dust accumulates, or in atmospheres where
corrosive substances are present.
• Keep the contact surface of the SmartMedia memory card clean and free from dust
and foreign matter. Should the contact surface get dirty, wipe it clean with a soft, dry
cloth.
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• Keep the SmartMedia memory card slot free from dust and foreign matter.
• To avoid possible hazards, keep SmartMedia memory cards away from flames and
do not dispose of them in fire.
• SmartMedia memory cards have a limited service life. Cards that have been used
over an extended period of time may fail to record additional files.
● Data
• Data recorded on a SmartMedia memory card may be lost by improper handling by
the customer or a third party, by being subjected to electricity or electrical
interference, or during camera malfunction or repair. Ricoh Co., Ltd. assumes no
liability for damages incurred by such loss of recorded data.
• Do not remove the batteries from the camera, turn off the camera, or connect the AC
adapter while data is being recorded on the SmartMedia memory card. The data
stored on the SmartMedia memory card could be lost or damaged.
• You are advised to copy valuable data from the SmartMedia memory card onto other
media, such as floppy disks or hard disks.
Inserting a SmartMedia Memory Card
Check that the camera is turned off before inserting the SmartMedia memory card.
• Never insert or remove a SmartMedia memory card while the camera is
turned on.
■ Inserting Card
q Check that the camera is turned off,
and then open the card door.
“ ”Turning on the Camera (p.41)
w Insert the SmartMedia memory card
into the card insert slot and close the
card door.
Push the SmartMedia memory card fully into
position, with the contact surface facing up.
Important
Note
See
Contact
surface
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• Insert the SmartMedia memory card in the correct direction. Do not insert it at
an angle.
• The camera will not turn on when the card door is open.
■ Removing Card
q Check that the camera is turned off, and
then open the card door.
“ ”Turning on the Camera (p.41)
w Press the button and pull the
SmartMedia memory card straight out of
the slot.
Pressing the button will cause the SmartMedia
memory card to pop out a little. Then, pull it
straight out of position.
e Close the card door.
Important
Note
• Never remove the SmartMedia memory card while data is being recorded
or erased. The data stored on the card could be lost or damaged.
• When the SmartMedia memory card has been removed, place it in the
antistatic case supplied or other protective cover.
Formatting a SmartMedia Memory Card
Before using a new SmartMedia memory card or a SmartMedia memory card that has
been used on another device (such as a PC), you need to format (initialize) it with the
camera.
Important
Note
• Formatting will erase all the files recorded on the SmartMedia memory
card (including protected files).
• Do not format SmartMedia memory cards on a PC.
• The SmartMedia formatted by the other device may not be used.
Note
See
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q Insert the SmartMedia memory card and
slide the power switch to turn on the
camera.
See
“ ”Inserting a SmartMedia Memory Card (p.32)
“ ” Turning On the Camera (p.41)
wSet the mode dial to [ ].
The setup menu will be displayed.
e Press the ▼ ▲ or button to select
[FORMAT] and press the ENTER button.
r Press the ▼ ▲ or button to select
[FORMAT MEMORY CARD] and press the
ENTER button.
t Press the shutter release button.
The FORMATTING message is displayed“ ”
while the camera is formatting the SmartMedia
memory card.
When formatting is completed, the setup menu
will reappear. Turn the mode dial to choose
another mode.
Note
• A SmartMedia memory card with a write protect pad attached to it cannot
be formatted. Remove the pad to format the SmartMedia memory card.
ME N U [ F OR MA T]
F O R MA T M E M O R Y C A R D
FORMAT INTERNAL MEMORY
BACK:MENU SEL.:ENTER
FORMAT M EM O R Y C A R D
ST A R T : R EL E A S E
CA N C E L : M EN U
MENU [SET UP]
FORMAT
DATE SETTING :1999/1/1
KEEP SETTINGS
BEEP SOUND :ON
AUTO POWER OFF :ON
LANGUAGE :ENGLISH
VIDEO OUT MODE :NTSC
VERSION
SEL.:ENTER
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Before You Start Recording
This section explains the initial camera adjustments and pointers you should know
before starting to record pictures.
Setting the Date and Time
The date and time are recorded when you shoot a picture. You will need to adjust
these settings when you first use the camera and each time you change time zones on
trips.
Note
• Use the yy/mm/dd format to set the date.
• Time is displayed in the 24-hour clock format. Midnight is expressed as
00:00 and noon as 12:00.
q Slide the center button of power switch
to turn on the camera.
See
“ ”Turning On the Camera (p.41)
wSet the mode dial to [ ].
The setup menu is displayed.
Note
• To cancel the operation, turn the mode
dial to another mode.
e Press the ▼ ▲ or button to select [DATE
SETTING].
ME N U [S ET U P]
F O R M A T
DATE SETTING :1999/1/1
K E E P S E T T I N G S
B E E P S O U N D : O N
A U T O P O W E R O FF : O N
LANGUAGE :ENGLISH
V I D EO O U T M O DE : N T S C
V E R S I O N
IMPRINTING MODE:DISPLAY
SEL.:ENTER
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r Press the DISPLAY button to select the
date display method.
There are three methods available to display the
date as follows:
1999/5/15 ➝ May 15 1999 ➝ 15 May 1999
Each time you press the DISPLAY button, the
display method is switched from one position to
the next in the sequence shown above. Press
the DISPLAY button to select the desired date
display method.
t Press the ENTER button.
The date setting menu is displayed.
Note
• To cancel the operation and return to
the setup menu, press the MENU
button.
y Press the ▼ ▲ or button to change the
flashing digit.
Forwarding the digit
Press the ) button. Keep pressing the▲ (
button to forward the digit fast.
Reversing the digit
Press the ) button. Keep pressing the▼ (
button to reverse the digit fast.
u Press the ENTER button to flash the digit
you want changed.
Repeat steps above to makey and u
necessary corrections.
Note
• Each time you press the ENTER
button, the flashing digit changes, from
year to month, day, hour and minute.
i After you have set the number of
minutes, press the ENTER button again.
The clock gets started and the LCD monitor
returns to the SET UP menu. Turn the mode
dial to select another mode.
CANCEL:MENU SEL.:ENTER
DATE SETTING
1999 1 1
00:00
C A N C E L : M E N U S E L . : E N T E R
DATE SETTING
1999 1 1
00:00
CANCEL:MENU SEL.:ENTER
DATE SETTING
1999 1 15
10:12
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Note
• You can set the time correctly by pressing the ENTER button at the same
time as a time signal sounds.
• Press the MENU button in the middle of an operation to cancel it.
• The date and time settings are reset if the battery has been removed for
about 3 minutes or longer, as at replacement. Set the date and time again.
Adjusting the LCD Monitor Brightness
You can adjust the brightness setting of the LCD monitor.
q Turn the brightness adjustment dial on
the bottom of the camera, left or right to
adjust the LCD monitor brightness to a
favorable setting for viewing.
How To Hold the Camera
Unintentional movement of the camera during shooting will result in blurred images.
To avoid camera shake, hold the camera in the fashion prescribed below. Be
particularly careful to avoid camera shake with telephoto zoom shots.
q Hold the camera steady with both hands with the elbows lightly
touching your body.
● When viewing through the viewfinder
With the camera lightly pressed against your
head, aim it at your subject and look through the
viewfinder.
Tips
How to Verify the Date and Time
Press the ENTER button to view the date and time settings in
the LCD monitor for verification. See LCD Monitor Display“
Function” (p.50).
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● When viewing through the LCD monitor
Hold the camera firmly in both hands, and aim it
at your subject and look through the LCD
monitor.
w Press the shutter release button lightly
with your fingertip.
Important
Note
• Pressing the shutter release button at once with the finger initially apart
from it could result in a blurred image.
Note
• When an image of a subject that has been shot with the camera held in
vertical position is played, the subject will look sideways.
Be careful to keep the camera lens, flash, and
the flash sensor reception window from being
covered by your fingers or hair.
Basic Shooting ...................................................... 40
Operation Flow ................................................ 40
Turning on the Camera ................................... 41
Selecting IN/CARD (Internal memory/
SmartMedia memory card) Memory .............. 42
Selecting a PIC (Image quality) Mode ........... 43
Selecting a Recording Mode .......................... 44
Setting the Size of the Subject (Zoom) ......... 45
How to View Images on the LCD Monitor ..... 47
Shooting (Still Picture Mode) ......................... 48
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Basic Shooting
This section explains the general flow of shooting operation, and provides basic
shooting instructions.
Operation Flow
To record an image, follow the steps below:
Slide the power switch to turn the camera on and set the mode dial to
[ ] (p.41).
Select the internal memory ( ) or SmartMedia ( ). (p.42)
Choose from six picture modes ( , , , , ,
and ) (p.43).
Choose from three recording modes ( ) (p.44). and
Use the or button to select the size of the subject (p.45)▼ ▲
Check the position of the subject on the viewfinder or on the LCD
monitor (p.47).
Press the shutter release button (p.48).
Turn on the Camera
Select a PIC (Image quality) Mode
Shoot
Set the Size of the Subject
Check the position of the subject
Select a Recording Mode
Select IN/CARD (Internal memory/SmartMedia memory card) Memory
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×
Turning on the Camera
Slide the power switch to turn the camera on and slide the switch again to turn it off.
q Slide the center button of power switch
to on.
wSet the mode dial to [ ].
The camera will turn on and the monitor cover
will open.
The LCD panel or the LCD monitor will display
recording information.
● LCD Monitor Display
Press the DISPLAY button to switch displays
appearing on the LCD monitor. If the LCD monitor
is not used, press the DISPLAY button to save the
batteries. Press the DISPLAY button again to
enable the LCD monitor.
You may set the camera to come up with the LCD
monitor disabled when it is powered on. See
“Changing the LCD Setting” (p.110).
Note
• Slide the power switch again and the power will turn off, with the lens
barrier and monitor cover closed. In a play or erase mode, the lens
barrier won’t open or close when you turn on the power switch.
Tips
Auto Power-Off
The camera will turn off automatically (auto power-off) to conserve the
battery if it is left idle (no buttons, switches or other controls operated) for
more than 5 minutes. To resume use, turn the power on again.
You can disable the auto power-off mode.
See “Auto Power Off Setting” (p.103).
The auto power-off mode does not function when the camera is
powered by an AC adapter.
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1800E1800N 900F
900E
1800F900N
×
×
×
×
×
×
1800F Mode 900E Mode 900N Mode
1800N Mode 1800E Mode 900F Mode
×
Selecting a PIC (Image quality) Mode
The camera offers six picture (PIC) modes –
and to suit your photographic needs. Each mode has its own compression –
ratio.
■ Switching PIC (Image quality) Modes
The mode screen changes in the following sequence as you switch the PIC mode:
* The recordable picture count varies as you switch the PIC mode.
* The factory default setting is 1800 N ( ).
■ Selecting a PIC (Image quality) Mode
q Press the PIC button and select a PIC
(Image quality) mode (
).
Pressing the PIC button displays the settings
menu. The PIC (Image quality) mode changes
each time the PIC button is pressed. Press the
PIC button and make your choice.
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● Approximate File Sizes by PIC (Image quality) Mode
Note
• Image sizes are 1792 1200 pixels and 896 600 pixels.× ×
• The table below shows the maximum number of recordable images
associated with each PIC mode.
* In the case of a 8 MB SmartMedia memory card (in each PIC mode)
For the number of recordable images by SmartMedia memory card capacity and by
PIC (Image quality) mode, see Recording Capacities (p.127).“ ”
* With this product and in this manual, the resolutions are stated as 1800 1200 and×
900 × 600.
Selecting a Recording Mode
The camera offers three recording modes still, text and continuous shooting. Select–
the mode best suited to your photographic needs.
■ Switching Recording Modes
The mode screen changes in the following sequence as you switch the recording
mode:
• Set Keep Setting to save the recording mode setting.
• “ ”See Keep Settings (p.106).
Still Mode Text Mode Continuous shooting mode
PIC Mode Approx. File Size
1800F 795 KB
1800N 401 KB
1800E 204 KB
PIC Mode Approx. File Size
900F 270 KB
900N 139 KB
900E 73 KB
Size PIC mode Approx. No. of recordable images
F mode 9
N mode 19
E mode 38
F mode 29
N mode 55
E mode 99
1792 × 1200
896 × 600
Note
1 2
1 8 0 0 x 1 2 0 0 N
1 2
1 8 0 0 x 1 2 0 0 N
1 2
1 8 0 0 x 1 2 0 0 N
A
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■ Selecting a Recording Mode (for the PIC mode)
This mode is used to record an image.
qSet the mode dial to [ ] and press the
MENU button.
The record menu will be displayed.
w Press the ▼ ▲ or button to select
[RECORDING MODE].
Note
• To cancel an operation, press the
MENU button.
e Press the ENTER button to choose the
recording mode ( ).
The recording mode selected will take effect.
Press the MENU button to cancel the recording
menu.
● Other recording modes
Text mode (p.52) Continuous shooting mode (p.53)
Setting the Size of the Subject (Zoom)
By pressing the or ▼ ▲ button, you can vary the size of the subject on the LCD
monitor without changing the distance between yourself and the subject (equivalent to
38 86 mm in 35 mm camera format).—
■ Zooming In (Telephoto Setting)
qPress the ▲ ( ) button.
The subject will become larger (telephoto) and
the zoom indication bar will appear on the LCD
monitor. Press the button to adjust the▲
subject size to your liking.
MENU [RECORD]
RECORDING MODE :
WHITE BALANCE :AUTO
+/– :OFF
FOCUS :AUTO
DATE IMPRINT :OFF
REDEYE REDUCTION:OFF
MONOCHROME :OFF
INTERVAL MODE :OFF
BACK:MENU SEL.:ENTER
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■ Zooming Out (Wide Angle Setting)
qPress the ▼ ( ) button.
The subject will become smaller (wide) and the
zoom indication bar will appear on the LCD
monitor. Press the button to adjust the▼
subject size to your liking.
■ Digital Zoom Function
If you keep the ( ) button for at least 2▲
seconds when the lens is set at the maximum
telephoto position, the digital zoom function is
triggered to add an enhanced telephotographic
effect to your shot.
Before using the digital zoom function, make
sure that the LCD monitor is On. When the LCD
monitor is off, press the DISPLAY button.
When shooting, a frame appears on the LCD
monitor as shown on the right, delineating the
scope of the digital zoom. At playback, the shot
will be played back in the same way as a normal
shot.
To disable the digital zoom function, press the ▼
( ) button.
Note
When the digital zoom function is enabled, shots taken will be recorded in
640 480 pixel format.×
Keep the button
pressed for 2 seconds
or more
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Basic Shooting
2
How to View Images on the LCD Monitor
Check the position of your subject by looking through the viewfinder or at the LCD
monitor.
■ Viewing Through the Viewfinder
Aim the camera at the subject while viewing through the viewfinder.
● Shooting Scope
Frame the subject within the viewfinder.
● Short-Distance Correction Frame
Compose your subject within this range when the
distance to it is about 0.4 m and you are using the
standard lens.
● Autofocus Field
Located at the center of the viewfinder screen and
roughly corresponding to the area shown on the right,
the autofocus field determines the focal distance.
■ Viewing Through the LCD Monitor
Aim the camera at the subject while viewing through the LCD monitor.
● Shooting Scope
Frame the subject within the LCD monitor screen.
● Autofocus Field
Located at the center of the LCD monitor screen
and roughly corresponding to the area shown on
the right, the autofocus field determines the focal
distance.
Note
• The shaded area and dotted lines are shown for illustration purposes only and
do not actually appear on the LCD monitor.
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Shooting (Still Picture Mode)
Basic shooting instructions are given below. Hold the camera correctly to keep it
steady.
See
“ ”How to Hold the Camera (p.37)
q Aim the camera at your subject.
Set the wide angle and use macro mode to
shoot subjects closer than 40 cm (15.8 inches).
See
“ ”Macro Shooting (Close-up Shooting) (p.76)
w Press the ▼ ▲ or button to set the size
of the subject.
See
“ ”Setting the Size of the Subject (Zoom)
(p.45)
“How to View Images on the LCD
Monitor” (p.47)
e Press the shutter release button lightly
with your fingertip.
The shutter release button works in a two-step
action. When you press it lightly (halfway), the
autofocus function is triggered to focus on the
subject automatically. Keep the camera as
steady as possible during this step to ensure
correct focusing.
The AF indication LED (green) will light when
the subject is in focus. The focus, exposure and
white balance settings are set at this point.
Note
• A flashing AF indication LED indicates that the subject is out of focus. If
this occurs, use the focus lock function. See Focus Lock Shooting (p.68).“ ”
• “ ”If the SLOW SHUTTER message appears on the LCD monitor, you are
recommended to shoot with the flash enabled or in S mode to avoid
camera shake that tends to occur in this situation. See Changing Flash“
Modes” (p.55) and “S Mode (Shutter Speed)” (p.77).
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● Forced, Slow synchro and Auto Flash Modes.
In forced or auto flash mode, the flash LED lights
(in red) when you press the shutter release button
lightly in low light conditions.
Note
• The flash LED (red) blinks and the LCD
monitor is cleared while the flash is
charging. Pictures cannot be taken in this
state.
r Press the shutter release button down
fully without removing your finger.
A beep will sound and the picture you have shot
appears in the LCD monitor before it is
recorded. The available recording picture count
in the LCD panel or monitor is then
decremented by one.
Note
• Moving the camera before the beep sounds may result in a blurred image.
• The beep will sound continuously if recording fails. Stop recording and
reshoot the picture.
• The available recording picture count in the LCD monitor may increase
depending on whether you turn on or off the camera, switch the mode
dial, or change the PIC mode.
• If it is unnecessary to confirm the picture you have taken, press the or▼
▲ button to start recording immediately. You may also change the shot
picture confirmation time. See Changing LCD Confirmation (p.109).“ ”
How to Cancel Recording
When you press down the shutter release button fully, the shot image will appear in
the LCD monitor. While the image is on display, you can cancel its recording. do the
following:
• Press the MENU button. And press the ENTER button when a recording canceled
message is displayed.
Tips
Using the Camera for Extended Periods of Time
The camera will switch off automatically (auto power-off) to conserve the
battery if it is left idle (no buttons, switches or other controls operated) for
about 5 minutes. When you require more time to compose a shot, disable
the auto power-off feature. Have spare batteries or an AC adapter handy
before using the camera for an extended period of time. See Auto Power“
Off Setting (p.103).”
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■ When Focusing is Difficult
You may experience difficulty focusing on the following subjects:
• Objects with little or no contrast (such as the sky, white walls, and car hoods)
• Flat two-dimensional objects with only horizontal lines and no significant protrusions
or indentations
• Fast-moving targets
• Low-brightness objects (in dark places)
• Strongly backlit objects and objects struck by strong reflected light
• Flickering objects (such as fluorescent lights)
When shooting subjects like these, focus on another subject that is located at about
the same distance and then aim at the target with that focus setting.
See
“ ”Focus Lock Shooting (p.68).
Tips
LCD Monitor Display Function
Press the ENTER button to display recording information, such as the
recording mode, picture mode, and recordable picture count, on the LCD
monitor. Each time you press the ENTER button, the display will switch in
the following order:
1 2 1 2
1 8 0 0 x 1 2 0 0 N
E V + 0 . 5 1 9 9 9 / 5 / 1 5 1 0 : 1 2
Recordable Picture
Count Display Information Display No Display
ëÊÅ@Å@
èÕ
Chapter
ADVANCED SHOOTING
3
Changing Recording Modes ................................ 52
Text Mode ......................................................... 52
Continuous Shooting Mode ........................... 53
Changing Flash Modes ........................................ 55
Flash Off Mode ................................................ 56
Auto Mode ........................................................ 57
Forced Flash Mode ......................................... 58
Slow Synchro Mode ........................................ 59
Setting the Exposure Compensation.................. 60
Setting the Exposure Compensation ............ 60
Changing the White Balance Mode..................... 62
Daylight Mode .................................................. 63
Cloudy Mode (Overcast Mode) ...................... 64
Tungsten Light Mode ...................................... 65
Fluorescent Light Mode.................................. 66
Special Shooting Functions ................................ 67
Using the Self-Timer ....................................... 67
Focus Lock Shooting ...................................... 68
Manual Focus Shooting.................................. 70
Date Imprinting Mode ..................................... 71
Redeye Reduction Mode ................................ 72
Monochrome Mode (Black & White) Sepia ... 73
Interval (Time lapse) Shooting Mode ............ 74
Macro Shooting (Close-up Shooting) ........... 76
S Mode (Shutter Speed).................................. 77
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Changing Recording Modes
This section explains how to change recording modes.
Note
• For explanations of the recording mode indications appearing on the LCD
monitor, see “Selecting a Recording Mode” (p.44).
Text Mode
Records text in a crisp image by accentuating the black portion of the text, with the
hues of the surrounding areas being suppressed.
qSet the mode dial to [ ] and press the
MENU button.
The record menu is displayed.
Note
• To cancel the operation, press the
MENU button.
w Press the ▼ ▲ or button to select
[RECORDING MODE].
e Press the ENTER button to select the
[ ] mark.
Text mode is now set. Press the MENU button
to close the record menu.
The recording mode setting is displayed on the
LCD monitor. Press the shutter release button
to shoot the subject.
Note
• The flash will not fire in text mode.
• Set Keep Setting to save the recording
mode setting. See “Keep Settings”
(p.106).
×
ME N U [R E C O R D ]
R E C OR D I N G M O DE :
WHITE BALANCE :AUTO
+/ – : O F F
FOCUS :AUTO
D A T E I M P R I N T : O F F
R E D EY E R E D U C TI O N : O F F
M O N OC H R O M E : O F F
I N T ER V A L M O D E : O F F
BACK:MENU SEL.:ENTER
ME N U [R E C O R D ]
R E C OR D I N G M O DE :
WHITE BALANCE :AUTO
+ / – : O F F
FOCUS :AUTO
D A T E I M P R I N T : O F F
R E D EY E R E D U C TI O N : O F F
M O N OC H R O M E : O F F
I N T ER V A L M O D E : O F F
BACK:MENU SEL.:ENTER
A
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Advanced Shooting
3
How to Cancel Recording
When you press down the shutter release button fully, the shot image will appear in
the LCD monitor. While the image is on display, you can cancel its recording. do the
following:
• Press the MENU button. And press the ENTER button when a recording canceled
message is displayed.
How To Cancel the Text Mode
Follow the procedures on the previous page and switch to another mode in step e.
Continuous Shooting Mode
Shoots a subject continuously while the shutter release button is held depressed. The
focus is locked in the state in effect when you press the shutter release button and the
subject is shot continuously at a rate of about one image a second. This function lets
you conveniently capture the beset moment of photography.
qSet the mode dial to [ ] and press the
MENU button.
The record menu is displayed.
Note
• To cancel the operation, press the
MENU button.
w Press the ▼ ▲ or button to select
[RECORDING MODE].
e Press the ENTER button to select the
[ ] mark.
The continuous shooting mode is now set.
Press the MENU button to cancel the record
menu. (See Keep Settings (p.106).)“ ”
MENU [RECORD]
RECORDING MODE :
WHITE BALANCE :AUTO
+/– :OFF
FOCUS :AUTO
DATE IMPRINT :OFF
REDEYE REDUCTION:OFF
MONOCHROME :OFF
INTERVAL MODE :OFF
BACK:MENU SEL.:ENTER
ME N U [R E C O R D ]
R E C OR D I N G M O DE :
WHITE BALANCE :AUTO
+/ – : O F F
FOCUS :AUTO
D A T E I M P R I N T : O F F
R E D EY E R E D U C TI O N : O F F
M O N OC H R O M E : O F F
I N T ER V A L M O D E : O F F
BACK:MENU SEL.:ENTER
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The recording mode setting is displayed on the
LCD monitor.
When you continue pressing the shutter release
button, the camera will take one picture about every
second continuously. Continuous shooting stops
when you release the shutter release button, and
the images that have been shot so far are recorded
automatically. The message RECORDING“ ”
appears on the LCD.
Important
Note
• In Continuous shooting mode, the focus
and exposure adjustment level are locked
in the status in effect when you press the
shutter release button.
• The flash does not fire in continuous
shooting mode.
Note
• The maximum number of pictures that can be taken continuously depends on
the picture mode.
• The maximum number of pictures that can be taken continuously at once is
indicated above. The available space of the SmartMedia memory card or
internal memory may allow continued shooting.
• Continuous shooting stops when as many as 9,999 files have been recorded.
In this case, format the SmartMedia memory card or internal memory card to
resume continuous shooting.
• In continuous shooting mode, no image appears on the LCD while pictures
are being taken.
• “ ”Set Keep Setting to save the recording mode setting. See Keep Settings (p.106).
Canceling the Mode Setting
In step above, turn the mode dial to choose another mode.e
×
No. of Pixels F Mode N Mode E Mode
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900 × 600 7 14 28
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Advanced Shooting
3
Changing Flash Modes
This section explains how to change the flash mode. Switch the flash mode to meet
your photographic needs.
■ Flash Modes
The mode screen will change in the following sequence as you switch the flash mode:
* The factory default setting is flash off mode.
Important
Note
• When you shoot a subject located closer than about 0.4 m (15.8 inches)
with the flash activated, the light from the flash may appear red in the
resultant shot. The subject may also appear white due to over-exposure.
To avoid these problems, switch the camera to flash off mode.
Note
• The flash will not fire in text mode or continuous shooting mode.
• The flash will not fire in the following white balance modes: cloudy (overcast),
daylight, fluorescent light, and tungsten light.
• “Enable the keep settings mode to save the flash mode setting. See Keep
settings” (p.106).
• When shooting a subject with the flash activated, if the subject appears
dark on the LCD monitor, zoom to a wider angle. The subject may be difficult
to focus on with the telephoto setting.
• Shooting in red-eye reduction mode will reduce red eyes appearing in the
resultant picture. See Redeye Reduction Mode (p.72).“ ”
Effective Range of the Flash
When you shoot in daylight with the flash activated (daylight synchro photography),
the flash has an effective range of about 0.4 to 3.0 m (1.3 ft to 9.9 ft) for the
telephoto setting and 0.4 to 3.4 m (1.3 ft to 11.2 ft) for the wide-angle setting.
The subject will appear dark in the picture if the light from the flash fails to reach
it.
Flash Off Mode Auto Mode Forced Flash Mode Slow synchro Mode
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Flash Off Mode
In flash off mode, the flash is disabled even in dark conditions. Use this mode for
shooting where use of the flash is prohibited or where adequate room illumination is
available.
qSet the mode dial to [ ].
w Press the flash mode button to select
[ ].
The flash off mode is now set.
The flash mode setting is displayed on the LCD
monitor or on the LCD panel. Press the shutter
release button to record the image without firing
the flash.
Important
Note
• The shutter speed slows automatically when you shoot in dark places.
For best results, hold the camera steady or mount the camera on a tripod.
Take extra care in holding the camera steady when using the telephoto
setting ( ).
How To Cancel the Flash Off Mode
Press the flash mode button and switch to another flash mode.
×
57
Advanced Shooting
3
Auto Mode
This mode automatically discharges the flash when it detects low ambient light or
backlighting. This mode allows you to respond appropriately to a wide range of
standard shooting conditions.
qSet the mode dial to [ ].
w Press the flash mode button to select
mark.
This auto mode is now set.
The mark, which signifies auto mode,
appears only on the LCD monitor. If the mark is
not shown in the LCD panel, the camera is in
auto mode.
When you press the shutter release button, this
mode automatically discharges the flash when
the camera detects low ambient light or
backlighting. The flash LED will light (red)
when you press the shutter release button
lightly.
Note
• The flash LED will pulse while the flash is charging and the LCD monitor will
momentarily blacken. You will not be able to shoot during this interval.
Important
Note
• Subjects shot from less than 0.4 m (15.8 inches) away may be over-
exposed and appear bleached out in the picture. To avoid this, switch to
the flash off mode.
How to Cancel the Auto Mode
Press the flash mode button and switch to another mode.
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Forced Flash Mode
When you take a picture against the light or under strong light, the subject s face may’
appear in the shade in the resultant shot. Use forced flash mode to reduce this effect.
In this mode, the flash will fire regardless of the ambient light level.
qSet the mode dial to [ ].
w Press the flash mode button to light
mark.
The forced flash mode is now set.
The flash mode setting is displayed on the LCD
monitor or on the LCD panel. Press the shutter
release button to take the picture using the
flash. The flash LED will light (red) when you
press the shutter release button lightly.
Note
• The flash LED blinks and the LCD
monitor is cleared while the flash is
charging. Pictures cannot be taken in
this state.
Important
Note
• When you shoot a subject located closer than about 0.4 m (15.8 inches)
with the flash activated, the subject may appear white in the resultant shot
due to over-exposure. To avoid this problem, switch to flash off mode.
×
How To Cancel the Forced Flash Mode
Press the flash mode button and switch to another flash mode.
59
Advanced Shooting
3
Slow Synchro Mode
Slows down the shutter release speed when you shoot a subject with the flash
activated, to prevent the background alone from being darkened.
qSet the mode dial to [ ].
w Press the flash mode button to blink the
mark.
The slow synchro mode is now set.
The flash mode setting is displayed on the LCD
monitor or on the LCD panel. When you press
the shutter release button, the subject is shot in
slow synchro mode with the flash activated.
The flash LED lights (red) as you press the
shutter release button lightly.
Note
• The flash LED blinks and the LCD
monitor is cleared while the flash is
charging. Pictures cannot be taken in
this state.
Important
Note
• When you shoot a subject located closer than about 0.4 m (15.8 inches)
with the flash activated, the subject may appear white in the resultant shot
due to over-exposure. To avoid this problem, switch to flash off mode.
• The shutter speed slows automatically when you shoot in dark places. To
prevent camera shake, hold the camera steady or mount it on a tripod.
Take care to avoid camera shake particularly at telephoto settings.
×
How To Cancel Slow Synchro Mode
Press the flash mode button and switch to another flash mode.
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Setting the Exposure Compensation
As long as the subject is centered in the shooting range, you can take the picture
normally as the camera will automatically adjust the exposure compensation for
backlighting. If there is a significant difference in brightness between the background
and subject, however, the subject tends to be under- or over-exposed. Exposure
compensation is useful in this situation. You can also use exposure compensation to
produce intentionally under- or over-exposed images.
● Exposure Compensation Range
±2.0 EV (in 0.5 EV steps)
● Shooting Against the Light
The bright background will make the subject appear under-exposed. Set the exposure
compensation level to a positive value to adjust the exposure.
Important
Note
• If the subject is not centered in the shooting range when taking a picture
against the light, the camera will not assume that the subject is in a backlit
state. Exposure compensation is required in this situation.
● Shooting a White Image
If you shoot an image that appears generally white, the shot will be under-exposed as
a whole, with people appearing dark and white objects appearing gray. Set the
exposure compensation level to a positive (+) value to adjust the exposure.
● Shooting a Black Image
If you shoot an image that appears generally black, the shot will be over-exposed as a
whole, with people appearing white and black objects appearing gray. Set the
exposure compensation level to a negative ( ) value to adjust the exposure. Follow–
the same procedure when shooting a person under a spotlight, for example.
Setting the Exposure Compensation
Set the exposure compensation level.
qSet the mode dial to [ ] and press the
MENU button.
The record menu will be displayed.
Note
• To cancel the operation, press the
MENU button.
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Advanced Shooting
3
w Press the ▼ ▲ or button to select +/–
[Exposure Compensation] and press the
ENTER button.
The exposure compensation settings menu will
be displayed.
Note
• To cancel the operation and return to the
record menu, press the MENU button.
e Press the zoom button to change the
compensation level.
Increasing the Compensation Level in 0.5 EV Steps
Press the ( ) button. Keep pressing the▲
button increases the compensation level fast.
Reducing the Compensation Level in 0.5 EV Steps
Press the ) button. Keep pressing the▼ (
button reduces the compensation level fast.
r Press the shutter release button to shoot
the subject.
When you press the shutter release button
lightly (halfway), the LCD monitor switches to a
normal display. Press down the shutter release
button fully to shoot the subject.
When the shooting ends, the setup menu is
displayed again on the LCD monitor. To accept
the new adjustment level, press the ENTER
button; to cancel it, press the MENU button to
return to the record menu. Then, press the
menu button once again to exit the record
menu.
Note
• The exposure compensation level setting is canceled when you turn the
power switch off. Enable the keep settings mode to save the exposure
compensation level setting. See “Keep Settings” (p.106).
×
How To Cancel the Exposure Compensation Setting
Follow the above procedures and set the compensation level to [±0.0] in step e.
ME N U [R E C O R D ]
R E C OR D I N G M O DE :
WHITE BALANCE :AUTO
+ / – : O F F
FOCUS :AUTO
D A T E I M P R I N T : O F F
R E D EY E R E D U C TI O N : O F F
M O N OC H R O M E : O F F
I N T ER V A L M O D E : O F F
BACK:MENU SEL.:ENTER
+/–
+2.0
–2.0
EV+0.0
BACK:MENU SEL.:ENTER
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Changing the White Balance Mode
The white balance mode adjusts the white balance so that you can capture your
subject in its natural colors regardless of the light source. The auto mode will suffice in
most situations.
The auto mode automatically adjusts the white balance based on the white areas,
ensuring that white is reproduced as white regardless of the light source.
Consequently, a subject that lacks in white tones as a whole or that is dominated by
dark tones may not achieve an appropriate white balance. Change the white balance
mode to shoot such subjects.
Switching White Balance Modes
The mode screen will change in the following sequence as you switch the white
balance mode:
* The factory default setting is auto mode.
Note
• In auto mode, subjects lacking in white tones may not achieve an appropriate
white balance. When shooting such subjects, add a white object to the
composition.
• White balance modes can only be set in recording mode and not in playback
mode.
• The flash will not fire in the following white balance modes: daylight,
fluorescent light, tungsten light and cloudy (overcast) mode.
• Enable the keep settings mode to save the white balance mode setting.
See “Keep Settings” (p.106).
×
×
×
×
×
Auto Mode (no display) Daylight Mode Cloudy Mode (Overcast Mode)
Fluorescent Light Mode Tungsten Light Mode
Subjects Difficult to Correct in Auto Mode
• Monochrome objects
• Objects lit by multiple light sources
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