User manual BENQ DC300 MINI annexe 1

[. . . ] · Water may cause a fire or electric shock. Therefore, please store your camera in a dry place. · Do not use your camera outdoors when it is raining or snowing. · Do not use your camera in the water. [. . . ] The image will be taken and the BUSY indicator will flash, indicating that the camera is saving the image to memory. When the indicator becomes off, you are ready to take the next photo. The memory of camera allows you to take up to 95 ~ 128 photos. Note: Do not press the POWER button when the BUSY indicator flashes. After the shutter is pressed, hold the camera still until the BUSY indicator becomes OFF to prevent blurred images. To save battery power, if the camera power is turned on and not used for 2 minutes, it will be turned off automatically. Turning off the camera Press and hold the POWER button of the camera. The camera beeps once and the power will be turned off. 7 Using Your Camera Managing photos in camera Deleting the last photo taken Press the MODE button 4 times. The icon flashes on the status display. Press and hold the shutter for 1 second. The last photo taken will be deleted. Deleting all photos Press the MODE button 5 times. The icon flashes on the status display. Press and hold the shutter for 1 second. All photos in camera memory will be deleted. 8 Using Your Camera Downloading photos from camera Turn on the power of the camera by pressing the POWER button. Note: If the macro function is turned on, the flash light will be disabled. It takes about 11 seconds for the flash light to recharge for the next shot. During charging, the FLASH indicator blinks. Charging is completed when the FLASH indicator becomes off. 14 Using Your Camera Using the macro function If you need to shoot objects at a very close distance (from 8 inches to 2 feet), turn on the macro function before shooting. To turn on, slide the Macro switch to the "macro on" tor will be on. position. The MACRO indica- Slide the switch to the . position marked Note: If the macro function is turned on, the flash light will be disabled. To turn off the macro function, slide the switch to the position marked . 15 Using Your Camera View picture counter The picture counter provides 2 display modes. You can view picture counter by the number of pictures taken or by the number of photos allowed in the remaining memory space. View picture counter by the number of pictures taken Normally, the picture counter shows the number of pictures taken (or the number of pictures in camera memory). For example, if you have taken 20 pictures (or, there are 20 images in camera memory), the counter shows "20". If there are 102 pictures in camera memory, an "1" will appear at the lower right corner of the status display, and "2" appears on the picture counter. View picture counter by number of photos allowed in the remaining memory space Press the MODE button twice until the picture counter flashes. Press the SELECT button until "REMAIN" appears above the counter. Now you are ready to press the shutter and take pictures. [. . . ] You can click the button to playback the video clip. Now you are ready to use VideoWorks to work on the video clip (such as adding special effects to the clip. . . , etc. ) and share it with your friends and family. For details, please look under the Help menu of VideoWorks. Note: In Video Camera mode, you can press and hold the POWER button for two seconds to activate the image browser and download the photos in camera. 29 Using the cradle Using the cradle The cradle that comes with your digital camera allows you to fix the camera on various surfaces for different applications. Installing the cradle Insert the screw on the cradle into cradle the installation hole on the bottom of the camera. Rotate the cradle clockwise until the cradle is appropriately fixed. 30 Using the cradle Placing the camera on top of computer monitor Placing the camera on a notebook computer Pull the metal ring outward. [. . . ]