User manual KODAK AZ251

[. . . ] User Manual BEFORE YOU START Declaration of Conformity Responsible Party: JK Imaging Ltd. 190th Street, Suite 550, Gardena, CA 90248, USA Company Website: www. kodakcamera. jkiltd. com About this Manual Thank you for purchasing this KODAK PIXPRO Digital Camera. Please read this manual carefully and keep it in a safe place for future reference. No part of this published manual may be reproduced, transmitted, transcribed, stored in a retrieval system or translated into any language or computer language, in any form, by any means, without the prior written permission of JK Imaging Ltd. . [. . . ] Selecting a higher shutter speed will capture fast moving objects more clearly. Selecting a slower shutter speed will result in some motion blur of moving objects. (Adjustable only in Mode) The camera's ISO settings include: automatic, 80, 100, 200, 400, 800, 1600 and 3200. 43 Aperture Adjustment You can adjust the aperture size value. Selecting a large aperture opening will emphasize the point of focus and show a blurry background and foreground. A small aperture opening will keep both the background and main object in clear focus. (Adjustable only in Mode) Using Quick Recording In shooting mode, press the Recording short cut button to begin recording video. F3. 7 1/50 -1. 0 EV 100 ISO After finishing, press the Recording short cut button or the Shutter Button to stop and store the video. The camera will return to shooting mode automatically. 44 i Button Function Menu Mode: The Image Color Setting allows you to select different color effects. 1. Press the button to select the Image Color Setting Menu. 2. Press the left/right arrow button to select the Image Color Setting options. • • • • Black and White Vignetting Salon Dreamy : There are 4 Image Color options in Movie Mode • • • • Normal Vivid Sepia Black and White There are 7 Image Color options in photo shooting mode : • • • Normal Vivid Sepia 45 PLAYBACK Viewing Photos and Videos To view the captured photos and video clips on the LCD screen: 1. After pressing the button, the last photo or video clip taken will be displayed on the LCD screen. 2. Use the Left/Right navigation buttons to scroll through the photos or video clips stored in the internal memory or on the SD memory card. 3. To play a selected video clip, press the button to enter the Movie Playback Mode. During video playback, the operating instructions will appear on the screen. Press the Left/Right button, and press the button to engage the following actions: Mute 00:00:47 00:01:23 00:00:47 00:01:23 1 2 3 4 5 Increase Volume Pause Fast Forward Decrease Volume Rewind 6 7 8 9 10 Back to the beginning of the video Play Play video forward Cancel playback Play video backward 46 Thumbnail View When in Playback Mode, rotate the Zoom Lever counter clockwise to the position to display thumbnail images of the photos and videos on the screen. W Zoom Out T Zoom In 3 Press button to select continuous shooting playback and date playback. 4. Press the arrow buttons to select a picture or video clip to view and press the button to restore it to the original size. 1. Slide the Zoom Lever to switch between 3x3 and 4x4 thumbnails. 2. When a 3x3 or 4x4 thumbnail is displayed, press the arrow buttons to select a picture or video clip to view. The Date Folder is displayed in date order based on camera's Date/Time Settings. If the indicator appears on the LCD, then a movie file is currently being displayed. Press the button to restore a preview icon to its original image size. 47 Using Zoom Playback (for still pictures only) The Zoom Lever can also be used during playback. This allows you to magnify photos between x2 to x8. 1. Press the button to switch to Playback Mode. [. . . ] This could cause a long read time during the camera's power up. During the playback by date, the images exceed specifications so that it is not possible to play by date. The format of the file to be viewed is not supported or the file is corrupted so it cannot be properly read. When you press the play button, no image files exist in the camera or memory card. [. . . ]