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L R4C5700 Rev. C A5 size 4/6/01 Proof Sign-off: K. Pipa M. Fujimori R. Thomson COVER.FM Pass 3 Where to Find Information This User’s Guide Provides detailed information to help you set up and use your EPSON PhotoPC 3000Z, the Print Mark program, and the optional products available from EPSON. Also contains information on troubleshooting.
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L R4C5700 Rev. C A5 size 4/6/01 FRONT.FM Pass 3 IMPORTANT NOTICE All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic, mechanical, photocopying, recording, or otherwise, without the prior written permission of SEIKO EPSON CORPORATION. No patent liability is assumed with respect to the use of the information contained herein.
R R4C5700 Rev. C Proof Sign-off: K. Pipa M. Fujimori R. Thomson A5 size 4/6/01 PPC3000Z.TOC Pass 3 Contents Introduction PhotoPC 3000Z Features . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Options. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . For United Kingdom users - use of options . . . . Safety Instructions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . When using the camera . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . When using the strap. . . . . .
L R4C5700 Rev. C A5 size 4/6/01 PPC3000Z.TOC Pass 3 Taking Pictures Using the LCD monitor . . . . . . . . . . . .2-9 Using the basic playback feature . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2-10 Using the digital zoom feature . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2-11 Using the macro setting to take close-ups . . . . . .2-11 Using the panorama feature to take panoramic photos . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2-12 Taking Multiple Exposures . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2-12 Recording video clips .
Making Camera Settings . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Setting the time and date. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Using the automatic shut-off feature. . . . . . . . . . Setting the LCD monitor’s brightness level . . . . Adjusting the speaker volume . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Setting the beep and shutter sound . . . . . . . . . . . Selecting the signal system and language . . . . .
L R4C5700 Rev. C A5 size 4/6/01 Proof Sign-off: K. Pipa M. Fujimori R. Thomson PPC3000Z.TOC Pass 3 Appendix B Contacting Customer Support Appendix C Dial Position Settings For United Kingdom and the Republic of Ireland Users . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .B-1 Support via the World Wide Web . . . . . . . . . . . . .B-1 Support via telephone . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .B-2 Pre Sales Enquiry Desk . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Proof Sign-off: K. Pipa M. Fujimori R. Thomson R R4C5700 Rev. C A5 size 4/6/01 INTRO.FM Pass 3 Introduction Your EPSON® PhotoPC™ 3000Z is a revolutionary, easy-to-use digital camera that enables you to take full-color pictures that you can edit, manipulate, and print using your computer. Create professional letters, documents, and presentations from your desktop using stunning, lifelike images. Share pictures with business colleagues or friends over the Internet.
L R4C5700 Rev. C A5 size 4/6/01 INTRO.FM Pass 3 ❏ Automatic, predefined and adjustable exposure settings (-2.0 to + 2.0 EV, in increments of 0.5 or 0.
Proof Sign-off: K. Pipa M. Fujimori R. Thomson Note: ❏ The asterisk acts as a substitute for the last digit of the product number, which varies by country. ❏ The PhotoPC 3000Z comes with a Power Pack (described above) and a 16 MB CompactFlash Card. ❏ The AC Adapter model EU-40 and Battery Charger model EU-38 conform to CE marking requirements in accordance with EC Directives 73/23/EEC and 89/ 336/EEC. R R4C5700 Rev. C A5 size 4/6/01 INTRO.
L R4C5700 Rev. C A5 size 4/6/01 INTRO.FM Pass 3 ❏ Do not use the camera outdoors during a thunderstorm. ❏ Never adjust controls that are not mentioned in the operating instructions. ❏ If the camera or option emits unusual noises, odors, or smoke, cancel the current operation and turn the device off immediately. Remove the batteries and/or disconnect the AC adapter from the camera, then unplug the AC adapter from the electrical outlet. Then contact your EPSON dealer.
Proof Sign-off: K. Pipa M. Fujimori R. Thomson When using the strap A5 size 4/6/01 Do not swing the camera about. This can damage the camera or other objects, or cause injury. ❏ Do not pull or tighten the strap too much when wearing it; this can cause serious injury. ❏ Never use EPSON Ni-MH batteries in combination with any other type of batteries, and always use batteries from the same package as a set. Do not mix old and new batteries, or charged and discharged batteries.
L R4C5700 Rev. C A5 size 4/6/01 INTRO.FM Pass 3 ❏ Use the charger in a dry, indoor location. ❏ Never disassemble or modify the charger. ❏ Do not expose the batteries or the charger to water or high humidity. ❏ Do not attempt to service the charger yourself. Refer all servicing to qualified service personnel. ❏ Keep the charger and batteries away from heat sources. Only use the charger when the temperature is between 5°C and 35°C (41°F to 95°F).
Proof Sign-off: K. Pipa M. Fujimori R. Thomson R R4C5700 Rev. C A5 size 4/6/01 INTRO.FM Pass 3 ❏ Unplug the charger after four hours of charging, whether the batteries are fully charged or not. ❏ Do not insert batteries into wall outlets or other power sources such as car cigarette lighter sockets. ❏ Do not solder lead wires or terminals directly to a battery.
L R4C5700 Rev. C A5 size 4/6/01 INTRO.FM Pass 3 Warnings, Cautions, and Notes w Warnings must be followed carefully to avoid bodily injury. c Cautions must be observed to avoid damage to your equipment. Notes contain important information and useful tips for the operation of your camera and options. 8 Introduction Proof Sign-off: K. Pipa M. Fujimori R.
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L R4C5700 Rev. C A5 size 4/6/01 Proof Sign-off: K. Pipa M. Fujimori R. Thomson START.FM Pass 3 Unpacking Your PhotoPC 3000Z Camera Parts Make sure that your camera box contains all of the items shown below. After unpacking your PhotoPC 3000Z, take a few minutes to learn about the components shown below.
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L R4C5700 Rev. C A5 size 4/6/01 Proof Sign-off: K. Pipa M. Fujimori R. Thomson START.FM Pass 3 Display panel sensitivity (see page 4-8) Indicator lights image quality (see page 4-1) white balance (see page 4-9) low battery icon (see page 1-8) flash (see page 4-4) red-eye reduction (see page 4-4) The camera has one red and one green indicator light beside the viewfinder. They turn on or blink to guide you through the picture-taking process, or to indicate the camera status.
A5 size 4/6/01 Using the Batteries Your PhotoPC 3000Z comes with four Ni-MH rechargeable batteries (Model EU-24) and the Ni-MH Battery Charger (Model EU-38). While you can use four AA (IEC LR6) alkaline batteries (not included), the rechargeable batteries help you save time and money that you might otherwise spend buying replacement alkaline batteries. Be sure to charge your new rechargeable batteries before installing them in the camera. c R R4C5700 Rev. C Proof Sign-off: K. Pipa M. Fujimori R.
L R4C5700 Rev. C A5 size 4/6/01 Proof Sign-off: K. Pipa M. Fujimori R. Thomson START.FM Pass 3 Charging the batteries The Ni-MH Battery Charger charges your Ni-MH rechargeable batteries quickly for use in your camera. If you are using alkaline batteries, see “Installing the batteries” on page 1-7 Before charging your batteries, read the safety instructions outlined in “When using the charger and batteries” on page 5. w Insert the batteries into the compartments, positioning the + and - ends as shown.
4. A5 size 4/6/01 When the batteries are fully charged, the light turns off. To charge your batteries again, unplug the AC power cord, then plug it back in. Note: Replace the batteries with new Ni-MH batteries if the charger light stays on for more than 240 minutes or if the charger light flashes for more than half an hour. 5. After the light goes off, unplug the charger. To avoid overcharging, unplug the charger as soon as possible after the light goes off. 6.
L R4C5700 Rev. C A5 size 4/6/01 2. START.FM Pass 3 Insert four batteries into the compartment, positioning the + and - ends as shown below. Then lower the battery cover. Proof Sign-off: K. Pipa M. Fujimori R. Thomson When the battery power is almost out, a low battery icon appears on the display panel. When the battery power runs out, this icon blinks and the camera turns off automatically. Remove and recharge your batteries, then reinstall the batteries.
When the low battery icon listed below are unavailable. A5 size 4/6/01 appears, the buttons When playing back photos and audio recordings: Delete Select Image (for locking or deleting) Sound Video Clip When making settings: (language and signal system selection) Memory SETUP MEMORY CARD FORMAT Note: ❏ Battery life varies depending on the battery type and the manufacturer. ❏ ❏ R R4C5700 Rev. C Proof Sign-off: K. Pipa M. Fujimori R.
L R4C5700 Rev. C A5 size 4/6/01 START.FM Pass 3 Keep the battery ends clean by wiping them with a dry cloth. w 1-10 Proof Sign-off: K. Pipa M. Fujimori R. Thomson Warning: ❏ Do not apply heat or force to batteries, and do not disassemble, drop, short-circuit, or put batteries into contact with fire or water. Storing the batteries If you do not plan to use the camera for a long period of time, remove the batteries and store them in a dry location at a low temperature.
A5 size 4/6/01 Disposing of the batteries Before disposing of batteries, make sure you discharge them completely. w R R4C5700 Rev. C Proof Sign-off: K. Pipa M. Fujimori R. Thomson Warning: ❏ Be sure to securely cover the + end of each battery with tape when disposing of them to prevent combustion or an explosion. ❏ Dispose of used batteries according to the manufacturer’s instructions and in compliance with all applicable laws.
L R4C5700 Rev. C A5 size 4/6/01 2. Proof Sign-off: K. Pipa M. Fujimori R. Thomson START.FM Pass 3 Tighten the screw sleeve on the fastener as shown below to close it. screw shut to secure Attaching the lens cap to your camera After you have attached the camera strap, you can attach the lens cap to your camera using the lens caps string. To attach the string to the lens cap and then to the camera, follow these steps. 1. 1-12 3.
Proof Sign-off: K. Pipa M. Fujimori R. Thomson 2. Pass the end of the string with the larger loop through the camera strap’s triangular fastener as shown below. R R4C5700 Rev. C A5 size 4/6/01 START.FM Pass 3 Installing and removing a CompactFlash Card You cannot take photos unless a CompactFlash Card is installed in your camera. Your camera comes with the memory card already installed. If you need to install or remove the memory card, follow these steps. 3.
L R4C5700 Rev. C A5 size 4/6/01 Proof Sign-off: K. Pipa M. Fujimori R. Thomson START.FM Pass 3 To remove the card, push in the eject button below the memory card slot. Then, remove the card and close the cover. Setting the language The first time you use the camera, you must first select the default language for messages displayed on the LCD monitor. Depending on the country of purchase, you can choose from English, Japanese, French, German, Italian, Portuguese, Spanish, or Chinese.
Proof Sign-off: K. Pipa M. Fujimori R. Thomson Setting the date and time The first time you use the camera, after setting the language you must set the date (month, day, and year) and time (hours and minutes). Once these settings are made, the camera automatically records the date and time that each image is taken. Follow the steps below to set the clock using the LCD monitor.
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Proof Sign-off: K. Pipa M. Fujimori R. Thomson R R4C5700 Rev. C A5 size 4/6/01 PICTURES.FM Pass 3 Chapter 2 Taking Pictures Using the PhotoPC 3000Z to take pictures is similar to using a traditional “point and shoot” camera. This chapter explains the procedures for taking photos with the camera and covers the following topics.
L R4C5700 Rev. C A5 size 4/6/01 Proof Sign-off: K. Pipa M. Fujimori R. Thomson PICTURES.FM Pass 3 Your camera’s picture-taking and flash range The camera should be held at least 50 centimeters away from the subject when composing a shot through the viewfinder, unless you are using the macro setting. When using the macro setting, close-up photos can be taken when the camera is 6 to 50 centimeters away from the subject.
A5 size 4/6/01 Using the display panel The large number in the lower right corner of the display panel shows the approximate number of remaining pictures that you can take. This number is affected by the image quality setting. When you adjust the image quality, the number of remaining pictures is altered accordingly. When you take photos, the number of remaining photos and the total number of photos that you can save in the memory card are displayed on the LCD monitor.
L R4C5700 Rev. C A5 size 4/6/01 PICTURES.FM Pass 3 Using the dial switch The camera’s dial switch has six different positions which determine how the camera works. This section gives an overview of each dial position. Proof Sign-off: K. Pipa M. Fujimori R. Thomson Other dial positions To perform other camera operations, turn the dial switch so that one of the following icons is selected. For playing back and managing photos, audio recordings, and video clips.
R R4C5700 Rev. C Proof Sign-off: K. Pipa M. Fujimori R. Thomson A5 size 4/6/01 Making basic settings The three small buttons on top of the camera allow you to easily make some basic settings. You can use these buttons when the one of the red icons on top of the dial switch is selected. The buttons are described below. Changes the image quality setting. See “Adjusting the image quality” on page 4-1 for details. Changes the flash setting. See “Setting the flash” on page 4-4 for details.
L R4C5700 Rev. C A5 size 4/6/01 Proof Sign-off: K. Pipa M. Fujimori R. Thomson PICTURES.FM Pass 3 Note: ❏ Hold the camera firmly with both hands and keep it still for a few moments after you press the shutter button. Taking Pictures Using the Viewfinder Using the viewfinder instead of the LCD monitor to take pictures saves battery power and helps you hold the camera steady while pressing the shutter button. Follow the steps below. 1.
Proof Sign-off: K. Pipa M. Fujimori R. Thomson 5. Hold the camera still until the green indicator light beside the viewfinder comes back on, or until the camera makes a clicking sound. Then release the shutter button. After you take a picture, the green indicator light blinks. This signals that the image has been captured and the camera is processing it. When the light stops blinking, the image is saved.
L R4C5700 Rev. C A5 size 4/6/01 Proof Sign-off: K. Pipa M. Fujimori R. Thomson PICTURES.FM Pass 3 When using the zoom feature in the or dial position, the following zoom indicator appears at the top of the LCD monitor. yellow slider A yellow slider indicates the current zoom status, moving to the right when you zoom in on your subject and to the left when you zoom out. Note: You cannot use the optical zoom feature while taking video clips.
Proof Sign-off: K. Pipa M. Fujimori R. Thomson A5 size 4/6/01 ❏ 2. Note: ❏ You can turn the LCD monitor’s text display on and off by pressing the MENU ON/OFF button. ❏ ❏ It is possible to make audio recordings when taking pictures using the LCD monitor. See “Making Audio Recordings for Photos” on page 2-16. 1. Make sure that you are not blocking the lens with your finger, the strap, clothing, or other objects. Hold the shutter button halfway down to lock the auto focus.
L R4C5700 Rev. C A5 size 4/6/01 4. Proof Sign-off: K. Pipa M. Fujimori R. Thomson PICTURES.FM Pass 3 Hold the camera still until the camera makes a clicking sound. Then release the shutter button. After the picture is taken, it remains displayed on the monitor until the camera finishes processing it. After the green indicator light comes on, you can take another photo or display or manage your photos. See “Viewing and Managing Your Images” on page 3-1. Using the basic playback feature 2.
R R4C5700 Rev. C Proof Sign-off: K. Pipa M. Fujimori R. Thomson A5 size 4/6/01 ❏ To change the number of photos that you can view on the LCD monitor at a time, see “Displaying one, four, or nine photos at once” on page 3-1. ❏ To play back audio recordings, see “Audio playback using the built-in speaker” on page 2-18. 3. Your PhotoPC 3000Z’s digital zoom feature allows you to double the magnification of your images. Follow the steps below. 1.
L R4C5700 Rev. C A5 size 4/6/01 2. Proof Sign-off: K. Pipa M. Fujimori R. Thomson PICTURES.FM Pass 3 Press the Normal Frame button once. A green frame appears around the previewed image and MACRO is displayed briefly at the center of the monitor. If you want to use the continuous shooting feature or the time lapse feature together with the macro feature, after selecting MACRO, turn the dial switch to .
Proof Sign-off: K. Pipa M. Fujimori R. Thomson A5 size 4/6/01 ❏ Follow these steps to record a video clip. Note: ❏ The image quality setting is disabled when taking video clips. ❏ ❏ You cannot use the panorama feature when recording video clips. 2. You can record sound with your video clips only while you are taking the clip. You cannot make an associated audio recording for existing video clips. ❏ The flash is disabled when recording video clips. 1.
L R4C5700 Rev. C A5 size 4/6/01 PICTURES.FM Pass 3 Using the continuous shooting feature You can use the continuous shooting feature to break down a complex motion into photos containing a series of easy-to-see steps. You can also use it to take a number of consecutive pictures and then choose the ones that you like best. When the image quality is set to Standard, you can take almost two photos per second, up to approximately 37 photos.
Proof Sign-off: K. Pipa M. Fujimori R. Thomson A5 size 4/6/01 You cannot take TIFF files when using the time lapse feature. 1. Secure the camera on a flat surface or tripod. 2. Remove the lens cap, turn the dial switch to , and turn on the camera. Push the Mode Change button until CONTINUOUS is displayed at the top of the LCD monitor. A red frame appears around the previewed image and CONTINUOUS is displayed at the top of the LCD monitor. 3. 4.
L R4C5700 Rev. C A5 size 4/6/01 Proof Sign-off: K. Pipa M. Fujimori R. Thomson PICTURES.FM Pass 3 Making Audio Recordings for Photos Your PhotoPC 3000Z has a built-in microphone that can record messages to attach to your images. You can make audio recordings up to ten seconds long immediately after taking photos using the LCD monitor. You can also make recordings for photos that were taken previously. Note: You cannot make audio recordings when taking photos using the viewfinder. 1.
Proof Sign-off: K. Pipa M. Fujimori R. Thomson 6. The captured image is displayed on the LCD monitor momentarily, and Rec Sound is displayed at the right. To begin recording, press the Rec Sound button. The camera begins making the audio recording. Note: When making recordings while using the time lapse feature, Rec Sound is not displayed and the camera automatically records audio after the photo is taken. 7. A ten-second countdown is displayed on the screen.
L R4C5700 Rev. C A5 size 4/6/01 PICTURES.FM Pass 3 Audio playback using the built-in speaker You can play back the audio files recorded for photos and video clips using the built-in speaker. Follow these steps. 1. Set the dial switch to 2. Press the arrow icon buttons to select an image that has an audio recording associated with it. These images have a microphone icon displayed in the upper-left corner. , then turn on the camera. 3. Press the Menu Change button, then press the Sound button. 4.
R R4C5700 Rev. C Proof Sign-off: K. Pipa M. Fujimori R. Thomson A5 size 4/6/01 VIEWING.FM Pass 3 Chapter 3 Viewing and Managing Your Images This chapter explains how to view photos on your camera’s LCD monitor, your computer monitor, or a television set. It also includes explanations for locking and erasing photos, and for displaying photo information using the controls on your camera. This chapter covers the following topics.
L R4C5700 Rev. C A5 size 4/6/01 2. Proof Sign-off: K. Pipa M. Fujimori R. Thomson VIEWING.FM Pass 3 To display four photos at a time, press the Multi button once. Multi changes to 1/9, and small “thumbnails” of the last four photos you took appear on the screen, with the currently selected photo framed in white. 2. To magnify the currently displayed photo, press the button. 3.
A5 size 4/6/01 1. Set the dial switch to 2. Press the Menu Change button, then press the SLIDE SHOW button. , then turn on the camera. 3. Press the Sound button to turn the playback of audio recordings on or off. 4. The slide interval setting is displayed on the LCD monitor, directly below the sound setting. Press the button next to the slide interval to change the setting. You can choose between 3 Sec, 5 Sec, Shuffle, and Manual. 6.
L R4C5700 Rev. C A5 size 4/6/01 2. 3. VIEWING.FM Pass 3 Press the Menu Change button, then press the SLIDE SHOW button. Press the Settings button. To make selecting photos easier, you can display either four or nine photos at a time by pressing the button below Multi once or twice. A white frame appears around the selected photo. Note: A number is displayed on each photo that is currently included in the slide show. 4.
6. R R4C5700 Rev. C Proof Sign-off: K. Pipa M. Fujimori R. Thomson A5 size 4/6/01 Press BACK when you are finished rotating photos, then follow steps 3 through 6 in “Viewing a slide show of your photos” on page 3-2. White Balance: Auto, Fixed, or Custom Others: Icons indicate the sensitivity and metering system settings. An icon indicates whether the macro or panorama feature was used. D-ZOOM indicates that the digital zoom was used.
L R4C5700 Rev. C A5 size 4/6/01 Proof Sign-off: K. Pipa M. Fujimori R. Thomson VIEWING.FM Pass 3 Selecting a folder in the CompactFlash Card 2. If there is more than one folder on your CompactFlash Card that your PhotoPC 3000Z can access, you can change the folder that your camera accesses. To change the folder, follow these steps. 1. Set the dial switch to , then press the POWER button to turn on the camera. 2. Press Memory SETUP.
Proof Sign-off: K. Pipa M. Fujimori R. Thomson To play the clip in reverse, from the last frame to the first, press the Fwd button. The last frame of the video clip is displayed and Fwd changes to Rev. Then, press the Play button. To play the clip in slow motion, press the Change Speed button during playback. 5. To pause the clip during playback, press the Pause button. To move forward through the clip one frame at a time while the clip is paused, press the Fwd button.
L R4C5700 Rev. C A5 size 4/6/01 Proof Sign-off: K. Pipa M. Fujimori R. Thomson VIEWING.FM Pass 3 Erasing all of the photos To make selecting photos easier, you can display either four or nine photos at a time by pressing the Multi button once or twice. Multiple photos are displayed and a white frame appears around the selected photo. To erase all of the photos stored on the memory card in your camera at once, follow these steps. 1. Set the dial switch to , then turn on the camera. 2.
A5 size 4/6/01 Locking and unlocking photos Use the lock feature to protect your photos from being accidentally erased. If you try to erase a locked photo, a message appears asking you to confirm deletion. Locked files are also erased when you format the memory card. To lock or unlock selected photos stored on the memory card in your camera, follow these steps. 1. Set the dial switch to 2. Press the Select Image button.
L R4C5700 Rev. C A5 size 4/6/01 5. Proof Sign-off: K. Pipa M. Fujimori R. Thomson VIEWING.FM Pass 3 To erase the selected photo’s audio recording, press the Delete Sound button. 3. If the selected photo is locked, a message appears informing you that the photo is locked. To unlock the photo, press Yes. For details on locking and unlocking photos, see “Locking and unlocking photos” on page 3-9. 6. A message is displayed to confirm whether you want to erase the audio recording.
Proof Sign-off: K. Pipa M. Fujimori R. Thomson To use your camera in conjunction with your computer, first install EPSON Photo!3, then connect the camera to the computer. See the EPSON Digital Camera Software User’s Guide for details. It contains information on the following topics. R R4C5700 Rev. C A5 size 4/6/01 VIEWING.
L R4C5700 Rev. C A5 size 4/6/01 2. Proof Sign-off: K. Pipa M. Fujimori R. Thomson VIEWING.FM Pass 3 Open the connector cover on the side of the camera. 4. Connect the other end of the AV cable to the audio and video input ports on the television. connector cover 3. Connect the AV cable to the AV OUT port on the camera as shown below. VIDEO AUDIO (yellow) (white) 5. Turn on the television and switch it to video mode. 6. Set the dial switch to , then turn on the camera.
Proof Sign-off: K. Pipa M. Fujimori R. Thomson R R4C5700 Rev. C A5 size 4/6/01 VIEWING.FM Pass 3 Viewing Pictures with an EPSON Projector You can display images stored on your camera’s memory card using an EPSON Projector that is connected to your camera via the video cable that came with your PhotoPC 3000Z. 3 See your EPSON Projector documentation for details.
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Proof Sign-off: K. Pipa M. Fujimori R. Thomson R R4C5700 Rev. C A5 size 4/6/01 MAKESET.FM Pass 3 Chapter 4 Making Settings You can make a variety of settings for your PhotoPC 3000Z. The available settings depend on the camera’s dial switch position. This chapter explains how to make the following settings.
L R4C5700 Rev. C A5 size 4/6/01 MAKESET.FM Pass 3 Making basic image quality adjustments While your PhotoPC 3000Z’s dial switch is set to , , or , you can cycle through the image quality settings by pressing the image quality button on the top of the camera. The currently selected image quality setting is displayed on the display panel. You can toggle freely between these settings and take and save pictures with various quality settings on the same CompactFlash Card.
A5 size 4/6/01 HyPict When these icons are shown on the display panel, you can take HyPict or TIFF photos. HyPict images are captured at 2544 × 1904 pixels, or 2544 × 952 pixels for panoramic photos. These pictures have even higher detail than super fine images, and the included 16 MB CompactFlash Card stores approximately 12 HyPict photos or 25 HyPict panoramic photos without audio recordings. For information on TIFF photos, see the next section.
L R4C5700 Rev. C A5 size 4/6/01 Proof Sign-off: K. Pipa M. Fujimori R. Thomson MAKESET.FM Pass 3 4. Turn the camera’s dial switch to or , then press the image quality button on the top of the camera until appears on the display panel. 5. Press the shutter button to take a TIFF photo. Note: After you take a TIFF photo, the camera takes approximately 32 seconds to process the image. Turn on the camera and press the button on the top of the camera to cycle through the flash settings.
R R4C5700 Rev. C Proof Sign-off: K. Pipa M. Fujimori R. Thomson A5 size 4/6/01 MAKESET.FM Pass 3 Red-eye reduction The flash flickers briefly before firing to reduce the red-eye effect in flash photos of people. As with the Automatic setting, the flash fires automatically whenever it’s needed for adequate lighting. Note: ❏ After turning on the camera and taking a flash photo, the flash icon and the green indicator light beside the viewfinder blink until the flash is fully recharged.
L R4C5700 Rev. C A5 size 4/6/01 MAKESET.FM Pass 3 Choosing a camera mode Choose from the camera modes described below. Full Auto Allows you to take photos without having to make complex settings. The available settings include: ❏ Flash, including auto, red-eye reduction, forced, and off ❏ Self timer ❏ Image quality ❏ Optical zoom ❏ ❏ ❏ ❏ Sensitivity ❏ Predefined exposure ❏ Fine exposure adjustment (in increments of 0.
A5 size 4/6/01 Changing the camera mode 2. Set the dial switch to and turn on the camera. The current camera mode is displayed at the right side of the LCD monitor, below the date and time settings. Press the LCD monitor button next to the current camera mode to change the setting. Changing the color/monochrome setting You can take both color and monochrome photos using the PhotoPC 3000Z. To select color or monochrome, follow the steps below.
L R4C5700 Rev. C A5 size 4/6/01 Proof Sign-off: K. Pipa M. Fujimori R. Thomson MAKESET.FM Pass 3 4. Press the Menu Change button. 5. Press the up and down arrow icon buttons to select a manual focus setting. Set the sensitivity to high or super high when taking photos in the following situations: You can choose between AF for automatic focus, for when the subject is about one meter away, for when the subject is about three meters away, and for when the subject is more than three meters away.
Proof Sign-off: K. Pipa M. Fujimori R. Thomson 3. In the Program camera mode, press the ISO button to toggle between standard, high, and super high sensitivity. In the Manual camera mode, press the Menu Change button. Then press the ISO button to toggle between standard, high, or super high sensitivity and press BACK to save your settings. Note: The selected sensitivity setting is displayed under ISO on the LCD monitor. R R4C5700 Rev. C A5 size 4/6/01 MAKESET.
L R4C5700 Rev. C A5 size 4/6/01 3. Proof Sign-off: K. Pipa M. Fujimori R. Thomson MAKESET.FM Pass 3 In the Program camera mode, press the W/B button to toggle between AUTO, FIX and CUSTOM. 4. Note: ❏ You can also use a colored sheet. For example, to create a sepia hue, use a blue sheet. To create a blue hue, use a yellow sheet. Experiment with other colors for different effects. In the Manual camera mode, press the Menu Change button.
R R4C5700 Rev. C Proof Sign-off: K. Pipa M. Fujimori R. Thomson A5 size 4/6/01 Making basic exposure adjustments Exposure refers to the amount of light the camera captures when a photo is taken. The camera’s default exposure setting is AUTO. When AUTO is selected, the exposure is adjusted automatically. However, you can manually adjust the exposure to change the darkness or brightness of your photos to compensate for certain conditions. MAKESET.
L R4C5700 Rev. C A5 size 4/6/01 MAKESET.FM Pass 3 3. Press the LCD monitor buttons next to or lower the exposure value. Proof Sign-off: K. Pipa M. Fujimori R. Thomson to raise In the Program camera mode, you can make nine different settings in increments of 0.5, from -2.0 to 2.0 EV. When in the Manual camera mode, you can adjust the exposure when Auto Exposure or Aperture Priority is selected. You can make 21 different settings in increments of 0.2, from -2.0 to 2.0 EV.
A5 size 4/6/01 3. Portrait For photographing portraits. Uses the following settings: ❏ Wide aperture setting ❏ Spot metering system ❏ Aperture priority ❏ Divided brightness metering system How to change the predefined exposure setting Follow the steps below to make the predefined exposure setting. 2. Make sure the Program camera mode is selected. See “Making camera mode settings” on page 4-5 for details. Remove the lens cap, set the dial switch to , and turn on the camera. MAKESET.
L R4C5700 Rev. C A5 size 4/6/01 Proof Sign-off: K. Pipa M. Fujimori R. Thomson MAKESET.FM Pass 3 Auto exposure Aperture priority Auto exposure is an easy-to-use feature that automatically adjusts the shutter speed and the aperture to achieve the correct exposure. Select the auto exposure feature as follows. Aperture priority allows you to select the aperture first, so that the camera automatically adjusts the shutter speed for the correct exposure. Select the aperture priority feature as follows. 1.
Proof Sign-off: K. Pipa M. Fujimori R. Thomson Manual exposure Manual exposure allows you to manually adjust the shutter speed and the aperture to set the exposure. Make the manual exposure setting as follows. Note: You cannot make manual exposure settings when taking pictures with the viewfinder. R R4C5700 Rev. C A5 size 4/6/01 MAKESET.FM Pass 3 Fixed settings When using the Manual camera mode, the fixed settings feature allows you to make certain settings for a photo, and then save them.
L R4C5700 Rev. C A5 size 4/6/01 Proof Sign-off: K. Pipa M. Fujimori R. Thomson MAKESET.FM Pass 3 Enabling the fixed settings feature 3. Follow these steps to enable the fixed settings feature. 1. Make sure that Manual is selected as the camera mode. See “Making camera mode settings” on page 4-5 for details. To save the displayed settings, press the Yes button. 2. Turn the camera’s dial switch to the and press the Shot SETUP button.
Proof Sign-off: K. Pipa M. Fujimori R. Thomson Using previously saved fixed settings Once you have saved your fixed settings, the camera uses those settings for any photos that you take while Fixed Settings is displayed in the top-right corner of the LCD monitor. To take a picture using the fixed settings feature, follow the steps below. 1. Make sure that Manual is selected as the camera mode. See “Making camera mode settings” on page 4-5 for details. 2.
L R4C5700 Rev. C A5 size 4/6/01 Proof Sign-off: K. Pipa M. Fujimori R. Thomson MAKESET.FM Pass 3 Selecting slow synchro timing How to change the metering system Follow the steps below to change the metering system. 1. Make sure that Manual is selected as the camera mode. See “Making camera mode settings” on page 4-5 for details. 2. Remove the lens cap, set the dial switch to , then turn on the camera.
R R4C5700 Rev. C Proof Sign-off: K. Pipa M. Fujimori R. Thomson A5 size 4/6/01 5. Press the button next to this setting to choose between Leading and Trailing. 6. Press BACK to return to the previous screen. MAKESET.FM Pass 3 Slide the flash into the hot shoe and make sure that the connection is secure. Selecting the internal or external flash The PhotoPC 3000Z has a convenient built-in flash which satisfies ordinary flash needs.
L R4C5700 Rev. C A5 size 4/6/01 Proof Sign-off: K. Pipa M. Fujimori R. Thomson MAKESET.FM Pass 3 2. Set the dial switch to 3. Press the Shot SETUP button. 4. Leading or Trailing appears at the right side of the LCD monitor. Press the button next to this setting until Ext Flash is displayed. 5. and turn on the camera. Setting the time and date Follow the instructions in this section to set the time and date. 1. Set the dial switch to 2.
R R4C5700 Rev. C Proof Sign-off: K. Pipa M. Fujimori R. Thomson A5 size 4/6/01 Using the automatic shut-off feature When using this feature, your camera saves battery power by automatically shutting off when idle for a designated period of time. You can have the camera shut off after ten seconds, thirty seconds, one minute, three minutes, or five minutes. This feature is only enabled when using batteries to power the camera.
L R4C5700 Rev. C A5 size 4/6/01 Proof Sign-off: K. Pipa M. Fujimori R. Thomson MAKESET.FM Pass 3 Adjusting the speaker volume 3. Follow these steps to adjust the volume of the built-in speaker. 1. Set the dial switch to and turn on the camera. 2. Press the Camera SETUP button. 3. Press the Volume button to adjust the speaker volume level. 4. Press BACK to return to the previous screen.
Proof Sign-off: K. Pipa M. Fujimori R. Thomson R R4C5700 Rev. C A5 size 4/6/01 MARK.FM Pass 3 Chapter 5 Using Print Mark to Print Photos Your PhotoPC 3000Z comes with the Print Mark application installed. Print Mark takes your printing instructions and uses them to make a Digital Print Order Format (DPOF) file, then saves it on the memory card in your camera. Note: Some EPSON consumer and commercial printers, as well as printers from other manufacturers, accept memory cards with DPOF instructions.
L R4C5700 Rev. C A5 size 4/6/01 MARK.FM Pass 3 Features You can use Print Mark to save a Digital Print Order Format (DPOF) file on the memory card installed in your camera. The DPOF file includes the printing instructions listed below. ❏ Which photos to print ❏ The number of prints for each photo ❏ Whether or not to print an index of photos Note: ❏ Print Mark displays messages in English on the LCD monitor, regardless of your language selection. ❏ 5-2 Proof Sign-off: K. Pipa M. Fujimori R.
3. R R4C5700 Rev. C Proof Sign-off: K. Pipa M. Fujimori R. Thomson A5 size 4/6/01 Press the New settings button. MARK.FM Pass 3 7. Press the up and down arrow icon buttons to specify the number of copies of the selected photo to print. You can specify up to 99 copies. When you specify a value other than 00, a check mark appears on the selected photo. The value 00 implies no selection. Note: If a previous DPOF file exists, a message appears to confirm that you want to delete it.
L R4C5700 Rev. C A5 size 4/6/01 Proof Sign-off: K. Pipa M. Fujimori R. Thomson MARK.FM Pass 3 12. Press the button next to Index print to choose None, Selected, or All. Refer to the chart below for details. Setting Result None No index sheet will be printed. Selected Index sheets containing only the selected photos will be printed. All Index sheets containing all of the photos saved on the memory card will be printed, regardless of your print selections. 16.
A5 size 4/6/01 4. Press the Index button to select a several-persheet layout. 5. Press the Index print button to select All or Selected. Refer to the chart below for details. Setting Result All Index sheets containing all of the photos saved on the memory card will be printed. Skip to step 12. Selected Index sheets containing the selected photos will be printed. Proceed to the next step. Note: Print Mark can handle a maximum of 1,000 photos on each memory card.
L R4C5700 Rev. C A5 size 4/6/01 Proof Sign-off: K. Pipa M. Fujimori R. Thomson MARK.FM Pass 3 12. Press the right and left arrow icon buttons to specify the number of copies of the index to print. You can specify up to 99 index print copies. 3. Press the Confirm button to show the confirmation screen. The current DPOF settings are displayed on the LCD monitor. 13. Press the Save button. A confirmation screen appears. 4. Press either the Change or the Confirm frame button.
A5 size 4/6/01 Deleting the DPOF File MARK.FM Pass 3 LCD Monitor Messages To delete your DPOF file, follow the steps below. 1. Set the dial switch to 2. Press the PrintMark button. The Print Mark main menu is displayed. and turn on the camera. 3. Press the Delete button. A confirmation message appears. 4. Press the Done button to delete the DPOF file. To return to the main menu, press the Cancel button. 5. R R4C5700 Rev. C Proof Sign-off: K. Pipa M. Fujimori R.
L R4C5700 Rev. C A5 size 4/6/01 MARK.FM Pass 3 Message Explanation Batteries are low. Use AC adapter. The batteries are almost out of power. Press the BACK button. Connect the AC adapter to the camera. Note: If this message appears while making the DPOF file, you will be unable to save the new settings. 5-8 You cannot select any more images. You have reached the maximum number of photos that you can select to print. Press the BACK button.
Proof Sign-off: K. Pipa M. Fujimori R. Thomson R R4C5700 Rev. C A5 size 4/6/01 OPTIONS.FM Pass 3 Chapter 6 Camera Options and Accessories This chapter describes how to use the options that are available from EPSON to expand the memory and flexibility of your PhotoPC 3000Z. The following topics are included in this chapter.
L R4C5700 Rev. C A5 size 4/6/01 OPTIONS.FM Pass 3 The following table shows the approximate photo storage capacity of the 16 MB CompactFlash Card using various image quality settings. Inserting a memory card into your computer Image Quality Setting Photo Storage Capacity Standard 155 photos Fine 31 photos You can insert a memory card into any computer equipped with a Type II PCMCIA memory card slot.
Proof Sign-off: K. Pipa M. Fujimori R. Thomson 3. Insert the adapter into your computer’s Type II PCMCIA slot. R R4C5700 Rev. C A5 size 4/6/01 OPTIONS.FM Pass 3 1. Insert the memory card into your computer. See “Inserting a memory card into your computer” on page 6-2 for details. 2. For photos, find and double-click the DCIM folder on your hard drive. Then double-click the 100EPSON folder. Your image files are listed. For video clips, find and double-click the Movie folder on your hard drive.
L R4C5700 Rev. C A5 size 4/6/01 Proof Sign-off: K. Pipa M. Fujimori R. Thomson OPTIONS.FM Pass 3 Formatting memory cards Note: If any photos in the memory card are locked, a message is displayed informing you that the photos will be erased if you reformat the card. Press Yes to format the card. Press No to cancel. The included CompactFlash Card is formatted prior to shipment.
A5 size 4/6/01 Note: ❏ The asterisks are substitutes for the respective digits of the product number, which varies by country. ❏ R R4C5700 Rev. C Proof Sign-off: K. Pipa M. Fujimori R. Thomson OPTIONS.FM Pass 3 1. If your AC adapter has a separate AC power cable, push the cable connector firmly into the AC inlet. 2. Open the connector cover on the side of the camera. 3. Plug the adapter cable into the DC port on the camera. Read the AC adapter’s documentation before using this product.
L R4C5700 Rev. C A5 size 4/6/01 4. Proof Sign-off: K. Pipa M. Fujimori R. Thomson OPTIONS.FM Pass 3 Plug the AC adapter into an electrical outlet. c Caution: ❏ Place the camera and the AC adapter near an electrical outlet where the plug can be easily unplugged. Note for French-speaking users: Placez l'appareil photographique et ses options près d'une prise de courant où la prise peut être débranchée facilement. ❏ Avoid electrical outlets that are controlled by wall switches or automatic timers.
R R4C5700 Rev. C Proof Sign-off: K. Pipa M. Fujimori R. Thomson A5 size 4/6/01 TRBLE.FM Pass 3 Chapter 7 Maintenance and Troubleshooting The PhotoPC 3000Z is easy to take care of, and most problems can be solved quickly and easily. This chapter helps you to maintain your camera and contains information on the following topics.
L R4C5700 Rev. C A5 size 4/6/01 Proof Sign-off: K. Pipa M. Fujimori R. Thomson TRBLE.FM Pass 3 Cleaning the camera ❏ Where it will be exposed to direct sunlight. For example, on a car dashboard Keep the following in mind when cleaning the camera. ❏ Use a clean, dry cloth to keep the camera free of dust. Near sources of bright light or high humidity ❏ Near sources of heat or in a closed car ❏ Do not use harsh or abrasive cleaners.
Proof Sign-off: K. Pipa M. Fujimori R. Thomson Problems and Solutions Refer to this list of problems and possible solutions before calling your dealer for help. Camera problems The following are problems that you may encounter while using your camera. The camera has no power. The camera may have shut off automatically. To turn the power back on, press the POWER button.
L R4C5700 Rev. C A5 size 4/6/01 TRBLE.FM Pass 3 The camera’s memory card may be full. Check the picture counter on the display panel. If it reads 0 (zero), your memory card is full. Erase some pictures using the LCD monitor, or transfer the pictures to your computer and then erase them. Note: To erase pictures using the LCD monitor, see “Erasing images” on page 3-7. To transfer pictures to your computer before erasing them, see the EPSON Digital Camera Software User’s Guide.
Proof Sign-off: K. Pipa M. Fujimori R. Thomson Make sure that the batteries are installed correctly. See “Installing the batteries” on page 1-7. Also, make sure that you are using appropriate batteries and that they are charged. See “Replacing the batteries” on page 1-8 and “Charging the batteries” on page 1-6. Note: When you use the continuous shooting feature or take video clips, the flash is disabled.
L R4C5700 Rev. C A5 size 4/6/01 Proof Sign-off: K. Pipa M. Fujimori R. Thomson TRBLE.FM Pass 3 The image on the LCD monitor is too dark, or is not visible at all. Adjust the brightness of the LCD monitor, following the instructions in “Setting the LCD monitor’s brightness level” on page 4-21. Make sure that the AV cable is connected correctly. For details, see “Viewing Pictures on a Television” on page 3-11. Make sure that the dial switch is set to or .
Proof Sign-off: K. Pipa M. Fujimori R. Thomson You cannot take a picture with the camera when a memory card is installed. Check your camera’s LCD monitor for messages. If a message instructs you to format or eject the card, do so. To format the memory card, see “Formatting memory cards” on page 6-4. To remove the card, see “Installing and removing a CompactFlash Card” on page 1-13. Your memory card may be full. Check the picture counter on the display panel. If it reads 0 (zero), the memory is full.
L R4C5700 Rev. C A5 size 4/6/01 Proof Sign-off: K. Pipa M. Fujimori R. Thomson TRBLE.FM Pass 3 Your picture is too dark (underexposed). Your picture is blurry or out of focus. Make sure that your subject is within the camera’s effective range. While the sensitivity is set to standard, make sure that you are at least 50 centimeters away from the subject when taking a picture without the flash.
Proof Sign-off: K. Pipa M. Fujimori R. Thomson If you are using the macro feature to take close-up photos, be sure to provide adequate lighting for your subject, since the camera’s aperture is automatically set to the smallest setting. Your picture is too light (overexposed). R R4C5700 Rev. C A5 size 4/6/01 TRBLE.FM Pass 3 Use image-editing software to adjust the picture's brightness and contrast.
L R4C5700 Rev. C A5 size 4/6/01 TRBLE.FM Pass 3 The color in your photos does not look right. When you take pictures under certain artificial lighting conditions, the colors may be slightly distorted. You can use image-editing software to adjust the color. When you want to get more realistically colored images (for example, reddish images at dusk), set the white balance to FIX. For instructions, see “Adjusting the white balance setting” on page 4-9. Your pictures do not look as good as they used to.
R R4C5700 Rev. C Proof Sign-off: K. Pipa M. Fujimori R. Thomson A5 size 4/6/01 SPEC.FM Pass 3 Appendix A Specifications Product type Camera Type Digital still AF camera with LCD monitor CCD 1/1.8 inch color area CCD (3.3 megapixels) Zoom Optical ×3 zoom Digital ×2 zoom LCD monitor 1.
L R4C5700 Rev. C A5 size 4/6/01 SPEC.FM Pass 3 Recorded image Data types JPEG image following Exif Ver.2.1 and recorded based on Design rule for camera file system (16 million colors, 24 bit) Proof Sign-off: K. Pipa M. Fujimori R.
R R4C5700 Rev. C Proof Sign-off: K. Pipa M. Fujimori R. Thomson A5 size 4/6/01 Optical SPEC.FM Pass 3 Self timer Ten seconds Lens f = 7 - 21 mm (equivalent to a 34 - 102 mm lens on a 35 mm camera) F2 (7 mm) - F2.5 (21 mm) Flash Built-in automatic luminance control flash (an external flash, which is sold separately, can be attached) Focal length 0.5 m to infinity 0.2 m to 0.5 m (macro mode) From 0.
L R4C5700 Rev. C A5 size 4/6/01 Proof Sign-off: K. Pipa M. Fujimori R. Thomson SPEC.FM Pass 3 Functional Power Photo processing time in seconds (approximate) Image quality mode Photo processing time Photo processing time for playback Standard 0.07 0.5 Fine 1.0 1.5 Super fine 1.0 2.5 HyPict JPG 14 4.0 TIFF 32 34 Interface Serial interface 14-pin dual line terminal, RS-232C-compatible special interface for PC and Macintosh Communication speed: 19.
R R4C5700 Rev. C Proof Sign-off: K. Pipa M. Fujimori R. Thomson A5 size 4/6/01 Battery Charger SPEC.FM Pass 3 Temperature Charging: 5 to 35°C Storage: -20 to 30°C Humidity 45 to 85% RH Weight Approx. 25 g per cell Model EU-38 Input AC 100 - 240 V, 50 - 60 Hz Output DC 1.2 V 490 mA × 4 Compatible batteries EPSON Ni-MH Batteries (Model EU-24) Charging time Max. 240 min.
L R4C5700 Rev. C A5 size 4/6/01 Proof Sign-off: K. Pipa M. Fujimori R. Thomson SPEC.FM Pass 3 Optional PCMCIA Adapter Interface PCMCIA PC Card ATA Card slot type Type II Physical Dimensions: Width Height Depth 54.0 mm 85.6 mm 5.0 mm Optional AC Adapter Model EU-40 Input AC 100 - 240 V, 50 - 60 Hz Output DC 7.0 V, 2.0 A Power consumption Max. 0.4 A, 19 W Physical Dimensions: Width Height Depth Weight A-6 Specifications 43 mm 31 mm 104 mm Approx.
Proof Sign-off: K. Pipa M. Fujimori R. Thomson R R4C5700 Rev. C A5 size 4/6/01 SUPPORT.FM Pass 3 Appendix B Contacting Customer Support If your camera is not operating properly and you cannot solve the problem using the troubleshooting information contained in this guide, contact customer support services for assistance. Note: EPSON recommends making back-ups of your images before sending your camera for repairs. EPSON is not responsible for any lost images.
L R4C5700 Rev. C Proof Sign-off: K. Pipa M. Fujimori R. Thomson A5 size 4/6/01 SUPPORT.FM Pass 3 ❏ To email EPSON Technical Support: Brand and model of your computer http://www.epson.co.uk/support/email/ Driver software version (Click the About button in your driver) ❏ For a full list of EPSON Customer and Warranty Support services: Operating System (for example, Windows 3.1/ 95/98, NT 3.5/4.0, Mac OS) http://www.epson.co.
Proof Sign-off: K. Pipa M. Fujimori R. Thomson For Australia Users EPSON Australia wishes to provide you with a high level of customer service. As well as this User's Guide, we provide the following sources for obtaining information. EPSON FAXBACK EPSON FAXBACK will fax you the latest specifications and pricing for most EPSON products offered in Australia. There is also technical information including details of the latest software and drivers available.
L R4C5700 Rev. C A5 size 4/6/01 SUPPORT.FM Pass 3 The Helpdesk numbers are: Phone: (02) 9903 9040 Fax: (02) 9903 9189 We encourage you to have all the relevant information on hand when you ring. The more information you prepare, the faster we can help solve the problem. This information includes the User's Guide for your EPSON product, type of computer, operating system, application programs, and any other information you feel is required.
A5 size 4/6/01 Electronic Bulletin Board System An electronic bulletin board system (BBS) is also available to obtain camera information and the latest versions of camera software. You can log on to the following number for the BBS service. BBS: R R4C5700 Rev. C Proof Sign-off: K. Pipa M. Fujimori R. Thomson (852) 2827-4244 Technical Support Hotline SUPPORT.
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R R4C5700 Rev. C Proof Sign-off: K. Pipa M. Fujimori R. Thomson A5 size 4/6/01 SETTINGS.FM Pass 3 Appendix C Dial Position Settings The PhotoPC 3000Z has six dial positions. This appendix shows the available settings in each dial position.
L R4C5700 Rev. C A5 size 4/6/01 SETTINGS.FM Pass 3 Available Settings in the A B C D G Proof Sign-off: K. Pipa M. Fujimori R. Thomson F Dial Position) Button name key (for this appendix only) Month, day, year, hour, and minutes (See page 4-20) Button Sequence 1. Press A. 2. Press B or C to make setting for current item, 3. Press E or F to change item. 4. Repeat 2 and 3 as necessary. 5. Press G when finished. Language (See page 4-22) 1. Press F. 2. Press E or F to highlight language. 3. Press G.
A5 size 4/6/01 Available Settings in the A B C D G F R R4C5700 Rev. C Proof Sign-off: K. Pipa M. Fujimori R. Thomson Dial Position Button name key (for this appendix only) Setting Magnify photo (See page 3-2) Button Sequence 1. Press A. 2. Press (or press and hold) B, C, E or F to scroll screen. 3. Press G to quit. View different photo (See page 3-1) Press B or C. Erase selected photo (See page 3-8) 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. Erase all photos (See page 3-8) 1. Press D. 2. Press A twice.
L R4C5700 Rev. C A5 size 4/6/01 SETTINGS.FM Pass 3 Available Settings in the A B C D G Proof Sign-off: K. Pipa M. Fujimori R. Thomson F Dial Position Button name key (for this appendix only) E Note: To make settings in this dial position, you must first press the MENU ON/OFF button to turn on the LCD monitor. When finished making settings, press the button again to turn the LCD monitor off. When using the Program camera mode Setting Setting Button Sequence Advanced exposure (See page 4-13) 1.
A5 size 4/6/01 Available Settings in the A B C D G F R R4C5700 Rev. C Proof Sign-off: K. Pipa M. Fujimori R. Thomson Dial Position Button name key (for this appendix only) E When using the Program camera mode Setting Button Sequence SETTINGS.FM Pass 3 When using the Manual camera mode Setting Button Sequence Macro (See page 2-11) Press D until is displayed. Panorama (See page 2-12) Press D until is displayed. Shutter speed (See page 4-15) 1. Press A to select Manual Exposure. 2.
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Proof Sign-off: K. Pipa M. Fujimori R. Thomson R R4C5700 Rev. C A5 size 4/6/01 GLOSS.FM Pass 3 Glossary application image A software program that helps you carry out a particular task, such as word processing, image editing, or financial planning. Data representing a two-dimensional scene. A digital image is composed of pixels arranged in a rectangular array with a certain height and width.
L R4C5700 Rev. C A5 size 4/6/01 GLOSS.FM Pass 3 NTSC white balance National Television Standards Committee. A video encoding standard primarily used in North America and Japan. The balance between the whiteness and color in your image. When the white balance is fixed to the environment where the picture is taken, the colors in your images appear more like those seen by the eye. PAL Phase Alternation Line. A video encoding standard primarily used in Europe and Australia.
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F Fine image quality setting, 4-2 Fixed settings feature, 4-15 to 4-17 Flash, 1-2 button, 1-3 range, A-3 selecting internal or external, 4-19 settings, 4-4 Forced flash, 4-5 Formatting memory cards, 6-4 Full Auto camera mode, 4-6 H Hot shoe, 1-2 HyPict image quality setting, 4-3 I Icons divided brightness metering system, 4-18 flash, 1-4 image quality, 1-4 low battery, 1-4, 1-8 monochrome, 1-4 red-eye reduction, 1-4 self timer, 1-4 sensitivity, 1-4 spot metering system, 4-18 R R4C5700 Pre.
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Playing back photos multiple photos at once, 3-1 to 3-2 on the LCD monitor, 3-1 to 3-5 using a projector, 3-13 using a television, 3-11 using the magnification feature, 3-2 when taking photos with the LCD monitor, 2-10 Playing back video clips, 3-6 Power specifications, A-4 Printing pictures using the Print Mark program, 5-1 to 5-8 Print Mark changing the DPOF file, 5-6 confirming the DPOF file, 5-6 deleting the DPOF file, 5-7 DPOF file, 5-1 making the DPOF file, 5-2 messages, 5-7 to 5-8 printing an index o
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Proof Sign-off: Ohtera Fujimori Pipa R R4 _______ _______ _______ A5 size 9/8/99 MARKET.FM Pass 0 EPSON OVERSEAS MARKETING LOCATIONS EPSON AMERICA, INC. EPSON UK LTD. EPSON DEUTSCHLAND GmbH EPSON FRANCE S.A. 20770 Madrona Ave. P.O. Box 2842 Torrance, CA 90509-2842 Phone: (800) 922-8911 Fax: (310) 782-5220 Campus 100, Maylands Avenue, Hemel Hempstead, Herts, HP2 7TJ, U.K.
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