User manual KYOCERA FINECAM S5R

[. . . ] * MultiMedia Card est une marque déposée de Infineon Technologies AG (Allemagne), accordée sous licence à MMCA (MultiMediaCard Association). ENGLISH FRANÇAIS Annexe SET UP p s/m Technique de prise de vue Démarches de base Préparatifs d'appareil photo Introduction Introduction Introduction Thank you for purchasing this Kyocera product. The KYOCERA Finecam L4 and Finecam L3 are digital cameras equipped with a 3x optical zoom lens for high performance and high quality digital still photography. For the operation of the camera, please read this User's Manual carefully and follow its instructions to assure proper use. Check the Contents Make sure all the items below are included in the box. Digital camera "Finecam L4" or "Finecam L3" User's Guide (this book) Quick Start Guide USB cable (for the connection to PC) (page 31) Hand strap (page 13) Memory card (SD Memory Card) (page 14) Lithium battery pack (CR-V3) (page 14) CD-ROM (for the driver software) 2 Introduction Introduction How to Use this Manual The section "Introduction" contains important information regarding the camera and this User's Manual as well as precautions on handling the camera. The section "Preparation of Camera" contains instructions on what to do before using the camera. [. . . ] For details on the operation, refer to the instruction manual of the printer that supports DPOF. Even if the date print is set by DPOF, some printers may not print the date. Insert the memory card into the card adapter. For printers supporting USB DIRECT ­ PRINT (only EPSON printers) Through this function, you can connect the digital camera to the printer using the USB cable to print an image. The printer is not available in some regions. 38 Basic Operations "Single Print" : You can print the image one by one while checking the images displayed on the LCD monitor. For use of the printer, refer to the instruction manual of the printer. The functions above are supported only by the Epson PM-860PT printer. Note that the other Epson models and printers made by other manufacturers don't support the print functions above. (As of the end of February in 2003) Setting and Using the Printing Functions 1 To use the "DPOF Print", set the mode to print (DPOF) in the playback Basic Operations mode. (page 76) SETTING PRINT SE TU PRINT SEL IMAGE INDEX SET ALL RESET EXECUTE RETURN PRINT DISP. 2 Connect the camera and the printer with the supplied USB cable. EXT. I/F The direct print menu will be displayed on the LCD monitor. P DPOF INDEX SETS 3PCS OFF You can connect them when the powers of camera and the printer are ON. Printer port Camera port DIRECT PRT SINGLE PRINT DROF PRINT 39 Basic Operations 3 Select the direct print menu. Press Up or Down on the directional keypad to select the menu, and then press the execute button. Select [EXECUTE] in the menu and press the execute button. SELECT PRINT IMAGE OK RETURN To use [DPOF PRINT], check the setting carried out at step 1. This mode is effective when shooting an evening sunset or to preserve indoor atmosphere. Since a slower shutter speed may be used in this mode depending on the lighting, avoid camera shake by stabilizing the camera with a tripod. a Fill-in Flash Mode In this mode, the flash fires regardless of surrounding light conditions. A portrait becomes darker when shooting with strong sunlight or with lighting coming from behind the people. In such cases, it is possible to take a clear shot of both subject and background. s/m Night Backdrop Mode When shooting people in front of a night backdrop, this mode allows both people and the night backdrop to be shot clearly by slowing the shutter speed and using a flash. Since shutter speed is slowed, avoid camera shake by stabilizing the camera with a tripod. Fill-Flash with Red-Eye Reduction Mode (When long exposure is selected) When the long exposure (page 63) is selected and Up on the directional keypad is pressed, you can use the fill-flash with red-eye reduction mode. This mode is appropriate for shooting people in front of the night backdrop. When this mode is used the shutter speed slows (2 sec. , 4 sec. , and 8 sec. ) and a flash lights twice (before and after shooting), reducing red-eye phenomenon. 46 Using the Camera "s" Mode and Movie "m" Mode Functions Using Flash Functions (continued) What is red-eye phenomenon? Red-eye is a phenomenon where the pupils appear red due to reflection (retina reflection) of light entering the eye. Operation -- setting to [ ] 1 Turn on the power and set the mode select dial to "s". 2 Press Up on the directional keypad. When [ appears, the setting is completed. ] Each time you press Up on the directional keypad, the flash mode icon changes. This mode will be returned to the default setting [ ] when the power is turned off. (page 84) 47 s/m Using the Camera "s" Mode and Movie "m" Mode Functions sm [ ] Macro and Landscape Photography Use the macro mode when taking pictures of small subjects such as flowers or coins from a close distance. You can take pictures from a distance as close as about 20 cm (from the surface of the lens). [. . . ] If cords become so damaged that their wire cores are exposed, discontinue using them and consult your dealer or Kyocera/Yashica Service Center. Do not attempt to remove covers, disassemble, repair or modify your AC adapter, since dangerous electrical shock could result. AC adapters that have become laden with dirt or household dust should not be used or approached with metal objects, since electricity might be transmitted through the metal, causing fire or personal electrical shock. In the event of heavy soiling of a plug, remove it from its outlet and clean away the dirt before reusing. [. . . ]