FujiFilm iX-100 user manual Viewfinder lamp display

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When you press the shutter button, the camera taking the picture.

The image is then recorded and the number in the counter decreases.

h You can change the counter display format (/P.33).

h The number of shots may increase or P decrease slightly depending on the

P o i n t type of subject.

h Never open the battery cover or remove the SmartMedia while the viewfinder lamp is flashing.

Viewfinder and	Camera
■Viewfinder	Camera
Viewfinder Lamp Display
Parallax correction
mark
Bright frame lines	TV
Bright frame lines

The area inside the field of view (bright frame) is photographed. Compose your shot so that what you want to photograph is within the field of view (bright frame).

■Viewfinder lamp display				Software
Green	pictures is	Status of	Image being recorded	Software
Color	Status	viewfinder lamp	Description
	Taking	Lit	Ready to shoot
	possible.	Flashing	onto the SmartMedia.
	possible.		onto the SmartMedia.
Orange	Taking	Lit	Flash charging
Orange	pictures is	Flashing	Image being recorded
	impossible.	Flashing	onto the SmartMedia.	Data
	impossible.		onto the SmartMedia.
Blinking	Waiting for
green and	ready to	Flashing	Image being recorded
orange	switch the	Flashing	onto the SmartMedia.
orange	switch the		onto the SmartMedia.
alternately	camera off.
Red	SmartMedia	Lit	See “Troubleshooting”
Red	warning.	Lit	(/P.69).
	warning.		(/P.69).

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FujiFilm iX-100 user manual Viewfinder lamp display

Contents User’s Manual Trademark Information Brief DescriptionPackage Contents Contents Data HGeneral Information Safety NotesHHandling Your Digital Camera HTest Shots Prior to PhotographyHNotes on Copyright HLiquid CrystalHApplicable Batteries HCleaning Your CameraHUsing the Camera Overseas HOthersHNotes on Handling SmartMedia HSmartMediaHSmartMedia with IDs HStoring DataHSpecifications HNotes on Using SmartMedia with a PCNomenclature Page Liquid Crystal Display LCD Attaching the Strap Loading the Batteries Supported SmartMedia and Standard No. of Available Shots Is switched offEnsure that camera Write-Protecting SmartMedia Ensure that camera is switched offSwitching on and OFF SmartMedia Status Guide to Camera Operations Settings QTAKING Pictures Switch the camera onViewfinder lamp display ViewfinderSelecting the Shooting Distance jNormal Mode/pClose-up Mode Use this mode to photograph backlit Selecting the Flash ModeSelecting the Quality Mode Image Quality Selecting the Mode Self-timer Mode Automatically switched to o 640 x Digital Telephoto ModeQuality image quality setting is Elapsed shooting time in seconds Movie ModeIf you press the shutter StopSet Mode Or the number of shots taken as Video Output Format/Beep Tone SettingImage or t Movie DeleteTo be deleted q Still Select the file to be deleted Delete the file Always switch the camera and TV off Main Menu Index 16-frame review Review view frame Slide show continuous review Delete delete frame This option allows you to delete all the images at once Delete allFormat Camera LanguageCamera information Camera SettingsInstalling the Software Enclosed CD-ROM contains the software shown below Guide to SoftwareDriver Utility Program For Windows Install iX-100 Twain Driver Install iX-100 My Camera Driver PPo i n t Camera TV Properties window appears Uninstalled and then clickOpen the My Computer Add/Remove ProgramsIX-100 My Camera Driver Load the enclosed CD-ROM Switch on your MacintoshClick the Continue... button to These files are installed on your MacintoshContinue to Install PhotoImpression Click the Quit button Uninstalling the SoftwareDownloading Images to a PC Window to open the window Using My iX-100 CameraDouble-click the My Camera in the My ComputerClick the Choose button to select Window by clicking them or Pressing the command + aUsing iX-100 Twain Driver for Windows only Download the images to your PC Select the images to be downloadSave Using PhotoImpressionEdit CreateUndo tool Navigation WindowResize tool Flip Horizontally toolGet Photo Edit Create Troubleshooting Page Data CCD image sensor Movie SpecificationsFor Macintosh For WindowsToshio Nakamura