Kobian CyperPix E460M Operation & User’s Manual

2 Safety Notes------------------------------------------------------------------------ 03 Overall Introduction ------------------------------------------------------------- 04 n Accessories- --------------------------------------------------------------------- 04 n External View ------------------------------------------------------------------- 05 n Mode Dial (Working Mode)--------------------------------------------------- 05 n Icon Display ---------------------------------------------------------------------- 06 n Icon Index Table --------------------------------------------------------------- 06 Getting Ready --------------------------------------------------------------------- 07 n Turn On or Off the Camera--------------------------------------------------- 07 n Loading the Batteries ---------------------------------------------------------- 07 n Inserting or Removing an SD Card ---------------------------------------- 08 n Attaching the Wrist Strap ----------------------------------------------------- 08 Getting Started -------------------------------------------------------------------- 09 n Basic Photography ------------------------------------------------------------- 09 Advanced Functionality Settings ------------------------------------------- 11 n Under Shooting Mode ( )------------------------------------------------ 11 Setting Focus Range ---------------------------------------------------------- 11 Turning On or Off the TFT LCD Monitor ---------------------------------- 11 Setting Flash Mode------------------------------------------------------------- 12 Setting Self-timer --------------------------------------------------------------- 12 Setting Digital Zoom ----------------------------------------------------------- 13 Setting an Image Size (Resolution) ---------------------------------------- 14 Setting Image Quality---------------------------------------------------------- 14 Setting Voice Memo------------------------------------------------------------ 15 Setting Exposure---------------------------------------------------------------- 16 Setting White Balance--------------------------------------------------------- 16 n Under Playback Mode ( ) ---------------------------------------------- 17 Exploring an Image------------------------------------------------------------- 17 Displaying Image Information ----------------------------------------------- 17 Playback of a Movie Clip ----------------------------------------------------- 18 Thumbnail Images (Small Images) Display------------------------------ 18 Deleting Images --------------------------------------------------------------- 19 Formatting an SD Card-------------------------------------------------------- 20 Formatting the Built-in Flash Memory ----------------------------------- 20 Setting Slide Show ------------------------------------------------------------- 20 Setting Image Protection----------------------------------------------- 21 Printing Out Images without a PC ----------------------------------- 21 n Under Movie Clip Mode ( ) ---------------------------------------- 22 Setting the Recording Time of a Movie Clip ---------------------- 22 n Under Setup Mode ( ) ----------------------------------------------- 23 Setting Beep Sound --------------------------------------------------- 23 Setting Auto Power Off ------------------------------------------------ 23 Setting Date Stamp ---------------------------------------------------- 23 Setting Date Type ------------------------------------------------------ 23 Setting Date ------------------------------------------------------------- 24 Setting Quick View ------------------------------------------------------ 24 Setting Language-------------------------------------------------------- 25 Setting Reset ------------------------------------------------------------ -25 Setting TV Mode --------------------------------------------------------- 25 TV Connection --------------------------------------------------------------- 26 PC Connection----------------------------------------------------------------- 27 n Installing the Camera's Driver ------------------------------------------ 27 Under Microsoft Windows 98 / 98SE----------------------------------- 27 Under Microsoft Windows 2000 ----------------------------------------- 28 Under Microsoft Windows ME / XP------------------------------------- 29 Under Mac 9.X or later----------------------------------------------------- 29 n Installing Ulead Photo Explorer ---------------------------------------- 30 Under Windows Operation System (Windows 98/98SE/2000 /ME/XP) --------------------------------------------------------------------30 Under Macintosh Operating System (Mac 9.X or later) ---------- -32 n Downloading the Image(s)----------------------------------------------- -34 Under Windows Operation System (Windows 98/98SE/2000 /ME/XP)------------------------------------------------------------------------ 34 Downloading Images from Removable Disk -------------------- 34 Downloading Images through Ulead Photo Explorer --------- 34 Under Macintosh Operating System (Mac 9.X or later) ----------- 35 Downloading Images from Removable Disk -------------------- 35 Downloading Images through Ulead Photo Explorer----------- 35 Appendix ----------------------------------------------------------------------- 36 n Error Message Table ---------------------------------------------------- 36 n Specifications --------------------------------------------------------------- 37 n About Ulead Photo Explorer -------------------------------------------- 38

� Do not fire the flash in a close distance (less than 1 meter) to human eyes. � Keep the camera away from the reach of children or animals to prevent them from swallowing the batteries or small accessories. � Avoid using the camera if any kinds of liquid enters the camera. If it happens, switch off the camera and contact the company that you bought this camera from for help. � Do not operate this camera with wet hands, which may cause electric shock. � Do not place or store the camera in a high temperature environment, which may cause damage to the camera. � Do not mix to use different types of batteries or new and old batteries. � Please remove the batteries to avoid electricity leakage if the camera is not in use for a long period. � Unplug the camera from the adapter (if used) to avoid damage to the camera if the camera is not to be used for a long period. � It's normal that the temperature of the camera body rises after using for a long period.

2 x AA Batteries Camera Pouch Quick Start Guide USB Cable Wrist Strap Video Cable

) � Playback Mode ( ) � Movie Clip Mode ( ) � Setup Mode ( ) Left ( )Direction/Flash / Thumbnails Button Up ( )Direction Button Down ( )Direction Button Zoom in/out Button (Optical, Digital Zoom) Right ( )Direction / Self-Timer Button Set/Macro /Speaker Button Strap Eyelet Mode Dial Menu/Cancel Button LED Indicator Viewfinder TFT LCD Monitor TFT LCD Button Power Button Microphone Battery Cover Top Top Back Top Front Top Bottom Top Mode Dial (Working Mode)

+ +-0 + T W 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 11 12 13 10 14 Icon Display Voice Memo Working Mode ( ) Shooting mode ( ) Playback mode ( ) Movie clip mode ( ) Setup mode Note: In Playback mode, this icon " " will not be shown on the TFT LCD. 3 Digital Zoom 4 Optical Zoom 6 Digital Zoom ( )Macro Battery Status ( ) Battery full ( ) Battery half drained ( ) Battery drained 7 Memory Card 8 9 10 11 12 13 Exposure Date Image Size ( )2272x1704 ( )2048x1536 ( )1600x1200 ( )1280x960 14 Image Quality ( )Super fine ( )Fine ( )Normal White Balance ( )Auto ( )Daylight ( )Sunset ( )Fluorescent ( )Tungsten Self-timer 5 2 1 Flash Mode ( )Auto flash ( )Auto flash with red-eye reduction ( )Slow Sync ( )Fill-in flash ( )Flash off Working Mode Focus Range Flash Modes Digital Zoom Thumbnails Self-timer Memory Card Inside Battery Status Image Size (Resolution) Image Quality White Balance Exposure Voice Memo Protected Image Print (DPOF) Darkness Warning Setting

Loading the Batteries Press down the "POWER" button to turn on the camera. Repeat the above action to turn off the camera. Note The below symbols on the TFT LCD Monitor are the indication of the battery status. ( ): Battery power is full. ( ):Battery power is half drained. Have new batteries ready. ( ):Battery power is drained. Replace the batteries you are using now. Note 2 pcs of AA alkaline / Ni-MH / CRV-3 batteries are strongly recommended for normal operation. Loading the Batteries 1. Turn off the camera. 2. Push down the black triangle button on the Battery Cover and slide out to open it. 3. Load 2 x AA batteries into the battery chamber, following the polarity indication. 4. Close the Battery cover

n not in use. n Do not use manganese batteries since they cannot supply sufficient power to support the camera's operation. n Batteries may not work normally under 0¢J. n It's normal that the temperature of the camera body goes up after being in use for a long period. Inserting or Removing an SD Card Attaching the Wrist Strap Note If a new SD card is used, it is necessary to format firstly. Please refer to page 20 for the details. Note The image(s) can be stored either in built-in flash memory or in memory card. Only if the memory card is inserted, the images will be stored in the memory card rather than the built-in flash memory. On the other hand, the images will be stored in the built-in flash memory only if a memory card is not inserted. 1. Power off the camera 2. Open the Memory Card Cover. 3. Insert the SD card into the card slot and press it down until a click sound happens. (Press down the inserted SD card again to get it out when a click sound happens) 4.Close the Memory Card Cover.

2. Press down the POWER button to turn on the camera.(Note that the yellow led on the back side will blink.) 3. Set the Mode Dial at Shooting Mode ( ) for still image or Movie Clip Mode ( ) for video recording. 4. Hold your camera with your hand and position a subject in the center of the frame to focus on. 5. If the subject you are going to shoot is ranged from 0.2m to 0.8 m, pressing down SET/MACRO button to change the focus range. 6. Press and hold the shutter button halfway down. Note when the color of the central frame turns from white to red and then to green, this means the camera Auto Focus is ready. And then you can continue next step for image shooting. 7. Press the shutter button fully down for capturing the image. 8. The LED Indicator starts blinking right after the Shutter Button is released. 9. Once the LED Indicator stops blinking, you are ready to take another shot. 2003/09/05 2003/09/05 2003/09/05 2003/09/05 green Auto Focus is ready!

Fill-in flash to get more light sources so as to compose a superior quality image. Note In such cases shown as follows, please release the shutter button, then try to recompose the shot and focus again because the Auto Focus function may be difficult to use with. n The subject is distant from the camera and dark n The contrast of the subject and its background is poor n The subject is viewed through a piece of glass or window. n A fast-moving or a flashing subject is passing through. n The subject has a reflection attribute like a mirror, a luminous body, or a lustrous subject. Note Move up and down the zoom button to adjust the suitable zoom position. Note The lens moves when the zoom feature is being used. Be very careful not to touch the lens. Note When the zoom exceeds 3X, enlargement is carried out using digital processing image and the image can be enlarged up to 4X using the digital zoom feature. (When the digital zoom feature is used, the image quality deteriorates unlike the enlargement with the optical zoom.) Note Regarding any advanced functionality settings, please refer to the next section -- Advanced Functionality Settings. Note that press the MENU Button to enter the advanced settings and please press down the MENU Button again anytime if you would like to exit the setting. Note You can easily check whether the setting is changed or not by the representative icon display on the right side of the LCD screen. If not, please repeat the above steps. TT The T side of this line shows the extent of digital zoom

11 Under Shooting Mode ( ) Setting Focus Range Turning On or Off the TFT LCD Monitor (Default :On) DISP DISP POWER SET / MACRO MENU / CANCEL DISP POWER Note: For close-up of small subjects like flower or insects, shoot using the Macro feature as shown on the left side of camera. And the Macro icon ( ) will appear on the LCD screen DISP POWER Macro ( ) : 0.2m~0.8m Note: By pressing the LCD button in order, you may change the display with fewer icons on the TFT LCD, turn the TFT LCD off, and turn it on again for all available icons. Note: With the power-off TFT LCD Monitor, you are able to extend the power consumption of the camera and you may use the Viewfinder to target the subject instead for your convenience.

12 Setting Flash Mode (Default: Auto Flash) DISP POWER SET / MACRO MENU / CANCEL DISP POWER Setting Self-timer (Default: OFF) T W DISP POW ER SET / M ACRO M ENU / CANCEL DISP POW ER DISP POW ER SET / M ACRO M ENU / CANCEL DISP POW ER � You can change the flash mode shown below according to the environment. Auto Flash Auto Flash with Red-eye Reduction Night Scene Fill-in Flash Flash Off The flash fires automatically as required under shooting mode. To avoid the subject's eyes appear red in the picture, use this mode can effectively minimize the likelihood of the red-eye effect. The flash will fire and the exposure time is set to 1/2 second so that the subject in the foreground and background are properly exposed. This mode will enable the flash to fire in any circumstances. The mode will disable the flash to fire in any circumstance. Note The function of self-timer starts with the countdown from 10 seconds. Note The self-timer will be automatically cancelled once the shoot is done. Note Press Right key and the self-time icon will appear in the Preview.

13 Setting Optical Zoom (3X continuous) and Digital Zoom ( 4X continuous ) DISP POWER SET / MACRO MENU / CANCEL DISP POWER Note The zoom bar, appearing on the left of the TFT LCD monitor, shows the current digital and optical zoom position. Note When the zoom exceeds 3X, enlargement is carried out by using digital processing, and the image can be enlarged up to 4X by using the digital zoom feature. When the digital zoom feature is used, the image quality is unlike the enlargement with the optical zoom.

14 Setting Image Size (Default:2048x1536) + DISP POWER SET / MACRO MENU / CANCEL DISP POWER Setting Image Quality (Default: FINE) + DISP POWER SET / MACRO MENU / CANCEL DISP POWER Note Four resolutions provided can be selected as follows: ( ) 2272 x 1704 (XL) ( ) 2048 x 1536 (L) ( ) 1600 x 1200 (M) ( ) 1280 x 960 (S) Note You can easily check whether the setting is changed or not by the image size icon display on the right side of the LCD screen. If not, please repeat the above steps. Note Three levels of image quality can be selected as follows: ( ) Super Fine ( ) Fine ( ) Normal Note The better the image quality is set, the less the number of images can be stored in the built-in flash memory or the memory card. Note Three levels of image quality can be selected as follows: ( ) Super Fine ( ) Fine ( ) Normal Note The better the image quality is set, the less the number of images can be stored in the built-in flash memory or the memory card.

15 Setting Voice Memo (Default: OFF) + DISP POWER SET / MACRO MENU / CANCEL DISP POWER Note When the Voice Memo is on for 10, 20, 30 SEC. or even manual, you can record any voice or sound right after capturing the image and you can also see the icon ( ) on the top of TFT LCD Monitor blinking. Note With the voice Memo function, you can record a voice memo for a image that you just shot, just as a memo with sound. Then, go to the PLAYBACK Mode, you can view the image you just shot and listen to the sound you recorded by pressing down the SET button.

16 Setting Exposure (Default: + 0) + DISP POWER SET / MACRO MENU / CANCEL DISP POWER Setting White Balance (Default: AUTO) + DISP POWER SET / MACRO MENU / CANCEL DISP POWER Note The higher the value is, the brighter the image will be. Note Five White Balance modes can be selected as follows: Auto Adjusting the white balance automatically Daylight Under strong light environment Sunset Under sunset light environment Fluorescent Under fluorescent light environment Tungsten Under tungsten light environment Note It is suggested to stay AUTO mode for beginners.

17 Under Playback Mode( ) Exploring an Image T W T W T W DISP POWER SET / MACRO MENU / CANCEL DISP POWER DISP POWER SET / MACRO MENU / CANCEL DISP POWER DISP POWER SET / MACRO MENU / CANCEL DISP POWER Displaying an Image Information Note: After enlarging your image by digital process (step3), then you can continue (the step4) to enter the PAN mode. 100-0003 SIZE:2048x1536 DATE: 2003/07/10 TIME:17:16:56 FLASH:FIRED DISP DISP POWER SET / MACRO MENU / CANCEL DISP POWER

18 Playback of a Movie Clip Thumbnail Images (Small Images) Display 100-0001 100-0001 100-0001 DISP POWER SET / MACRO MENU / CANCEL DISP POWER DISP POWER SET / MACRO MENU / CANCEL DISP POWER DISP POWER SET / MACRO MENU / CANCEL DISP POWER DISP POWER SET / MACRO MENU / CANCEL DISP POWER Note Press Up ( ) and Down ( ) Direction Button to search for the movie clip you record and press SET ( ) Direction Button to play the movie clip. Note You can press the SET Button to pause the playback and repress to cancel it. Note Press Up ( ) and Down ( ) Direction Button to search for the images or movie clips and press the SET Button to see the movie clip. Note The appearance of the icon ( ) represents a movie clip, not a still image. Note The appearance of the icon ( ) represents a still image with voice memo.

19 Deleting Image(s) DISP POWER SET / MACRO MENU / CANCEL DISP POWER DISP POWER SET / MACRO MENU / CANCEL DISP POWER

20 Formatting an SD Card Please inset an SD Card in advance. Refer to page 19 and follow the steps, selecting "FORMAT" in step 3, "YES" in step 4. Formatting the Built-in Flash Memory Please make sure no memory card is inserted. Refer to page 19 and follow the steps, selecting "FORMAT" in step 3 , "YES" in step 4. Setting Slide Show (Default :1SEC) DISP POWER SET / MACRO MENU / CANCEL DISP POWER

21 Setting Image Protection DISP POWER SET / MACRO MENU / CANCEL DISP POWER Printing Out Images without a PC (Default: X0) DISP POWER SET / MACRO MENU / CANCEL DISP POWER Note After the above steps are done, please check if the ( ) is shown on the left side of the TFT LCD screen. If it is not shown please repeat the above steps. Note For cancelling this "PROTECT" function, please repeat the steps above and select "UNLOCK" Instead. Note You cannot see the "PRINT" function on the TFT LCD Monitor if a memory card is not inserted. Note After the above steps are done, please check if the ( ) is shown on the left down corner. If it is not shown, please repeat the steps. Note After the above steps are done, please check if the ( ) is shown on the left side of the TFT LCD screen. If it is not shown please repeat the above steps. Note For cancelling this "PROTECT" function, please repeat the steps above and select "UNLOCK" Instead.

22 Under Movie Clip Mode( ) Setting the Recording Time of a Movie Clip (Default :10 SEC) MOVIE CLIP DISP POWER SET / MACRO MENU / CANCEL DISP POWER Note 1. Once the Shutter Button is pressed, the camera will start and end the recording automatically according to the time you select. 2. If "Manual" is selected, press the Shutter Button to start the recording or press the Shutter Button again to stop the recording. Note The TFT LCD Monitor will show "Low Light!" as a warning to remind you that the video that you are going to record is in a low light environment.

23 Under Setup Mode ( ) Setting Beep Sound (Default: ON) Setting Auto Power Off (Default : 2 MIN) DISP POWER SET / MACRO MENU / CANCEL DISP POWER DISP POWER SET / MACRO MENU / CANCEL DISP POWER Setting Date Stamp (Default : ON) Setting Date Type DISP POWER SET / MACRO MENU / CANCEL DISP POWER DISP POWER SET / MACRO MENU / CANCEL DISP POWER Note The power off setting is from "cancel" to "10mins." Note If "ON", the date in this image can be printed out.

24 Setting Date DISP POWER SET / MACRO MENU / CANCEL DISP POWER DISP POWER SET / MACRO MENU / CANCEL DISP POWER Setting Quick View DISP POWER SET / MACRO MENU / CANCEL DISP POWER Note: After press SET key, then you can start to Set Date information.

25 Setting Language Setting Reset DISP POWER SET / MACRO MENU / CANCEL DISP POWER DISP POWER SET / MACRO MENU / CANCEL DISP POWER Setting TV Mode DISP POWER SET / MACRO MENU / CANCEL DISP POWER Note: After press SET key, then you can start to Set Date information. If you want to view the playback picture on TV, the video standard system of the TV must be the same ast of your digital camera. Check the following list: NTSC system: Canada, Central America, Chile, Colombia, Japan, South Korea, Mexico, Peru, Taiwan, the Philippines, the U. S. A. Belize,... etc. PAL system: Australia, China, Finland, Germany, Holland, Hong Kong, Italy, New Zealand, Spain, Sweden, Singapore, Switzerland, Thailand, United Kingdom, Denmark, Greece, India, Indonesia, Israel, Norway, Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, South Africa, Turkey, United Arab Emirates,...etc.

2 Turn on the TV set and set the TV/Video toggle switch to A/V mode. 3 Rotate to PLAYBACK Mode and power on the camera. 4 Move up and down the direction button to select the image and view it on TV.

If the auto run program fails under certain situation, please go to the Start Menu, click "Run" and key in "CD-ROM Drive:\ AutoRun.exe" and then click "OK" Button. Note If the computer has DirectX 8.0 or later already, the installation procedure will skip above step 4 and go to the following window directly completing the driver installation.

Under Mac 9.X or later This camera, supporting only Mac 9.X or later versions, allows you not to install any driver. Please go to page 28 for installation of Ulead Photo Explorer or go to page 31 to download the stored images onto the PC. Note Having DirectX 8.0 or later already, the computer will skip the installation procedure from step 2 above and go to the following window directly. Please complete the driver installation with a "OK" Click. The camera's driver is not required under Windows ME and Windows XP. So, go to page 26 for installation of Ulead Photo Explorer or go to page 30 to download the stored image(s) onto the PC. Please click "OK", if the below window prompts.

Under Windows Operating System (Windows 98/98SE/2000/ME/XP)

Step : Turn on the computer. Step : Insert the CD into the CD-ROM Drive. The computer will create an icon named "Driver CD" on the desktop. Step : Double clicks on the icon and choose the language you prefer by double clicking on one of the below folders. PEX 2.0: English PEX 2.0F: French PEX 2.0G: German PEX 2.0I: Italian PEX 2.0J: Japanese PEX 2.0P: Portuguese PEX 2.0S: Spanish

Explorer" and copy this file to the desktop. Step : Click on the newly created "Ulead Photo Explorer" icon on the desktop and double clicks on "Photo Explorer" folder to start Ulead Photo Explorer. Note If a warning window shows please visit Apple's official web-site http://kbase.info. apple.com to download the latest version of CarbonLib. a. Key in "CarbonLib" in the search bar and click "Search" button. b. Download the latest version of CarbonLib. c. Restart the computer. d. Go to the desktop and double click on the icon "Ulead Photo Explorer" to start Ulead Photo Explorer.

Under Windows Operating System (Windows 98/98SE/2000/ME/XP) n Downloading Image(s) From Removable Disk 1. Turn on the PC. 2. Switch on the camera. 3. Connect the camera to the PC with USB cable under any working mode. Please make sure the USB cable is well connected to the PC and camera. 4. When the USB cable is connected to the PC, it will create a new hard disk named Removable Disk . 5. The stored "image(s) can be found in" Removable Disk\Dcim\100 media . 6. View the image with double-clicks. n Downloading Image(s) Through Ulead Photo Explorer 1. Connect the camera to the PC with USB cable under any working mode. Please make sure the USB cable is well connected to the PC and camera. 2. Start Ulead Photo Explorer 7.0 SE Platinum . 3. Click "File \Download From Memory Card" to get the stored image(s).

n Downloading Image(s) From Removable Disk 1. Turn on the PC. 2. Switch on the camera. 3. Connect the camera to the PC with USB cable under any working mode. Please make sure the USB cable is well connected to the PC and camera. 4. When the USB cable is connected to the PC, it will create a new icon named "untitled" on the desktop. 5. Double click on the icon. 6. The stored image(s) can be found in the folder of DCIM \ 100MEDIA \. 7. View the image with double-clicks. n Downloading Image(s) Through Ulead Photo Explorer 1. Turn on the PC and switch on the camera. Connect the camera to the PC with USB cable and a new disk such as "Unlabeled" will be created automatically. 2. Start with Uleas Photo Explorer 7.0 SE Platinum . The stored image(s) can be found in the folder of DCIM \ 100MEDIA \. Please view the image(s) with double-clicks.

Messages Causes Solutions CARD FULL There is insufficient card memory capacity to store an image. Delete the stored image(s) in the memory card or insert a new memory card. MEMORY FULL There is insufficient internal memory capacity to store an image. Delete the stored image(s) in the flash memory. CARD LOCKED (ICON BLINKING) The SD card is under protection. Set the card protection switch at non-protection position. LOCK The Image can't be deleted under protection. Unlock the protected image. NO IMAGE There is no image stored in the memory card or built-in flash memory. Please take pictures or record movie clips. FILE ERROR File format error. Insert a new SD/MMC card or format the media. MEMORY ERROR Memory is damaged or failed. Format the media. CARD ERROR Card is damaged or failed. Insert a new SD/MMC card LOW BATTERY ! (ICON BLINKING) Battery power is drained. Insert new batteries. HAND SHAKE ICON ( ) The environment is too dark in "Flash Off" mode. Cancel the Flash off mode. FOCUS ERROR Focus is out of range. Power on again ZOOM ERROR Zoom is not in right position. Power on again LOW LIGHT! The environment is too dark in Flash off or "Night Scene' Set the flash mode at Auto Flash or Full-in Flash. HAND SHAKE ICON The environment is too dark in Flash off or "Night Scene' Avoid shake. Set the flash mode at Auto Flash or Full -in Flash. 36

Effective Pixels Approx. 3.14 Mega pixels Image Sensor Total Pixels Approx. 3.3 Mega pixels Focal Length Wide: f= 5.6mm, Tele: f=16.8mm (35mm film equivalent: 36 ~ 108 mm) F No. Wide: F3.6 to F6.5, Tele: F5.6 to Tele: F10.0 Lens Zoom 3x Optical Zoom, 4x Digital Zoom Capture Mode:4x (continuous) & Play Mode:4x (continuous) LCD Display 1.6" color TFT LCD (85k pixels) Viewfinder Optical Viewfinder Optical real image viewfinder Field-of-view: >80% (@ wide 2m) Type Mechanical shutter and Electronic shutter Shutter Speed 1/2~1/1000 sec. Control Programmed AE Compensation ±2EV (0.5EV / steps) Exposure ISO Equivalent Auto Modes Auto/Auto & Red - eye reduction/Slow sync/Fill-in flash / Flash off Range Wide: 0.2M ~ 4M Tele: 0.2M ~ 2.5M Flash Recharging Approx.: 8 - 10 sec. White Balance Auto / Daylight / Sunset / Fluorescent / Tungsten / Still Image Modes: Single image Shooting Movie Clip Size: 320x240 with Audio Recording time:10~30 sec.(10sec. / steps) and Manual Self-timer 10 seconds with LED indicator Media Internal memory: 16MB flash memory External memory: SD Card File Format Still Image: JPEG (DCF), DPOF; Movie Clip: AVI with wave sound Storage Image Size Extra Large: 2272x1704 via interpolation, Large: 2048x1536, Medium: 1600x1200 pixels, Small: 1280x960 pixels Image Play Single image with voice memo/AVI play with audio / thumbnails/slide show Interface Digital output connector: USB 1.1 TV-out, MIC-in, Speaker Power Source 2 pcs of AA alkaline / 2 pcs of Ni-MH / CRV-3 Dimensions (WxHxD) 98 x 72 x 52.5 mm Weight 215g Camera Driver Mass Storage Driver (Windows98/98SE/2000/ME/XP, Mac OS 9.x or later) Software Application Ulead PhotoExplorer 7 / PhotoExplorer 2 (MAC ver.: Optional) System Requirements For Windows � PC with processor better than MMX Pentium 233MHz (XP : Pentium II 300MHz) � Windows 98/98SE/2000/ME/XP � Minimum 32MB RAM (XP: 128MB) � 110MB of available hard-disk space � USB port, CD-ROM drive � 800×600 pixels, 16-bit color display compatible monitor For Macintosh � Power Mac G3 or later � Mac OS 9.x or later � Minimum 64MB RAM � 110MB of available hard-disk space � USB port, CD-ROM drive � QuickTime 4.0 or later for Movie Clip 37

Software license The software described in this document is furnished under a License Agreement which is included with the product. This Agreement specifies the permitted and prohibited uses of the product. Licenses and trademarks ICI Library 1991-1992 C-Cube Microsystems.Ulead Systems, Inc. And the Ulead logo are trademarks of Ulead Systems, Inc. All other product names and any registered and unregistered trademarks mentioned in this manual are for identification purposes only and remain the exclusive property of their respective owners. Technical supports Registered users are entitled to Ulead technical support. This Web site has valuable up-to-date information about Photo Explorer, other Ulead products, and free downloads. Visit our Web site at www.ulead.com, or send an e-mail at [email protected]. Headquarters:Ulead Systems, Inc. North & South America:Ulead Systems, Inc. Http://www.ulead.com E-mail: [email protected] Asia-Pacific:Ulead System, Inc. Http://www.asiapac.ulead.com E-mail: [email protected] China:Ulead Systems, Inc. Http://www.ulead.com.cn E-mail: [email protected] Http://www.ulead.com.tw E-mail: [email protected] Japan:Ulead Systems, Inc. Http://www.ulead.co.jp E-mail: [email protected] Europe:Ulead Systems GmbH http://www.ulead.de http://www.ulead.co.uk http://www.ulead.co.uk/fr E-mail: [email protected] 38

� Intel Pentium processors (or 100% compatible processors) � Microsoft Windows 95/98, NT 4.0, 2000 or higher � 32 MB RAM (or more) � 17.8 MB available hard drive space for program files � True Color or HiColor display adapter and monitor (recommended) � 800 X 600 minimum display resolution � Windows compatible pointing device � Microsoft Internet Explorer 4.0 or higher � Internet connection (recommended) � 16-bit or better sound card and speakers (recommended) � DirectX 6.0 or higher (for video functions only)