User manual VTECH KIDIZOOM CAMERA

[. . . ] TM User's Manual Dear Parent, Your child's proudest moments are en a parent's proudest moments. ere is n hing more special than the light a child's es when th are proud something that th create themselves. At VTech®, we know that each child learns in their own unique way, that's why we created KidiCreativeTM, a line high-tech creative fun for kids through hands-on electronic play. At VTech®, we are proud to provide parents with creative alternatives to traditional play, while developing new and innovative ways for children to learn while having fun. [. . . ] When all of the pieces have been restored and form the complete picture, you win!You can also make your own puzzle by pressing the shutter button to switch to the camera mode. Press the shutter button again and the photo that has just been taken will become the puzzle. Press the arrows on the 4-Directional Cursor Button to select a window, and then press the OK Button to open it. If the objects behind two open windows don't match, the windows will close and you can try again. When all the matching pairs are found, you win! 5. MeMory ManaGer You can see the memory status of the camera's internal memory and SD memory card (not included) if one is inserted into Kidizoom CameraTM. Press the Up and Down arrow keys on the 4-Directional Cursor Button to select either the internal memory in Kidizoom CameraTM or the SD memory card (not included) if one is inserted into the camera. Press the OK Button , and it will show "Set Default" or "Format" options for the selected memory. "Set Default" will set the selected memory as the default memory for saving photos and movies taken by Kidizoom CameraTM. "Format" will erase all data and format the selected memory. 6. enLarGe your PICTure To 2. 0 MeGa PIxeLs For BeTTer PrInTInG To enlarge a photo for better quality printing, you can use the interpolation feature in the VTech® Photo Editor. This feature will enlarge your photo from 0. 3 Mega Pixels to 2. 0 Mega Pixels. Please refer to the Help section in the VTech® Photo Editor for details. activities 9 7. Cd-roM The included CD-ROM contains the VTech® Photo Editor program. If you choose to install this Photo Editor on your PC, you can add additional fun photo frames and stamps to your photos, as well as add distortion and animation effects. The VTech® Photo Editor can also be used to enlarge photos to 2. 0 Mega Pixels for better printing. Please see the Read Me and Help sections of the VTech® Photo Editor for more details and user instructions. MInIMuM HardWare reQuIreMenTs oF Cd-roM InsTaLLaTIon · Pentium® 4, 1 GHz or above · 1024 x 768 24-bit Graphics Card · Microsoft® Windows® 2000, XP Windows Vista® Operating System · Compatible with Apple® Computer (Mac OS® X 10. 0 or above) in mass storage mode; photo editing program not compatible with Mac OS®. Care & Maintenance 10 CaRe & MaINTeNaNCe 1. Keep the camera out of direct sunlight and away from any direct heat source. Remove the batteries when the camera is not in use for an extended period of time. Please note: To prevent data loss, copy all photos and movies from Kidizoom CameraTM to a PC before removing batteries. Do not drop the camera on a hard surface and do not expose it to moisture or immerse it in water. WarnInG A very small percentage of the public, due to an existing condition, may experience epileptic seizures or momentary loss of consciousness when viewing certain types of flashing colors or patterns, especially on television. While Kidizoom CameraTM does not contribute to any additional risks, we do recommend that parents supervise their children while they play video games. If your child experiences dizziness, altered vision, disorientation, or convulsions, discontinue use immediately and consult your physician. Please note that focusing on a television screen at close range and handling a Kidizoom CameraTM as a controller for a prolonged period of time may cause fatigue or discomfort. [. . . ] In order to avoid memory loss, be sure to turn off the unit before removing the battery doors, and replace the batteries within ten minutes of losing power. Question 15: answer: Why do some of my close-up pictures look bleached out?Using the flash at too close of a range can result in too much light reflecting off the image surface. Try moving back to take the picture, or change the flash setting to off. You can change the flash settings in camera mode by pressing the delete button. [. . . ]