Jenoptik 10.0Z3 manual Using the LCD Monitor, LCD Screen Indicator, Switching the Screen Display

Page 12

BASIC OPERATIONS

USING THE LCD MONITOR

The LCD monitor is used to compose images while recording, adjust settings and replay images.

LCD Screen Indicator

In Recording

1	Mode icon	11 Aperture value
2	Flash	12	Shutter speed
3	Macro	13	Metering
4	Self-timer / Burst	14	Exposure
5	Zoom indicator	15	ISO
6	Battery	16	White balance
7	Storage media	17	Sharpness
8	Focus area	18	Quality
9	Shake warning	19	Resolution
10Shots remaining

In Playback

1	Mode icon	6	Storage media
2	Protect	7 Capture date & time
3	Voice memo	8	DPOF Date stamp
4	File number / Total	9	DPOF indicator
5	Battery	10	Resolution

Switching the Screen Display

Press the DISP button changes the next display mode of the LCD monitor as shown below:

In Record mode

In Playback mode

(1) OSD on	(2)	Guide line	(3) OSD off
(4) OSD on	(5)	OSD off

Hint: Use the “Guide line” mode to compose images easily before shooting images.

Note: When the LCD display is not in “OSD on”, press Macro, Self-timer, Flash will change the display mode to “OSD on” automatically.

11

Image 12

Contents User’s Guide Table of Contents Pringting Pictures Directly Standard Accessories Getting StartedAttaching the Wrist Strap Using the Soft Case Names of PartsTop Front Bottom BackLow Battery Indicator Inserting the BatteriesInserting a Memory Card Setting the Date and Time About Camera MemoryDCF Protocol Turning the Power on and OFF Power Saving FunctionSwitching Between Record and Playback Basic OperationsUsing the Menus Menu Item Available Settingfor still imageMenu Item Available Setting for movie Menu Item Available Setting for playbackSetup Menu Menu Item Available SettingADJ. Menu Ntsc / PAL Using the LCD Monitor LCD Screen IndicatorSwitching the Screen Display Using the Zoom Function RecordingRecording Still Images Using the Flash Using the Self-timer & BurstDisplay Option Description Using the Macro mode SECSetting the Recording Functions Using the Scene ModeRecording Movie Clips Voices RecordingUsing the Program Mode Using the Aperture PriorityUsing the Shutter Priority Using the Manual mode Setting the Resolution and QualitySetting the Movie Size Setting the StabilizerSetting the White Balance Setting the ISOSetting the Exposure Setting the Metering Setting the SharpnessSetting the Photo Effect Setting Date StampUsing the Thumbnail PlaybackPlaying Back Images Magnifying and Trimming Still ImagesPlaying Back Sounds Recording a Voice MemoPlaying Back a Voice Memo Deleting FilesDeleting All Files Protecting FilesEditing Images Rotating Still ImagesChanging the Image Size Setting Photo Effect Setting the DpofPhoto Effect Description Advance Settings Adjusting SoundsPlaying a Slide Show Copying the FilesSetting Auto Review Setting the Power SaveSetting the Language Resetting the File NumbersSetting the TV OUT Setting USB PortFile Naming Choosing a Startup ImageResetting to Default Settings Connecting the Camera to a TVMaking Connections Formatting the MemoryConnecting the Camera to a PC Using the Card ReaderConnecting the Camera to a Computer with a USB Cable Printing Pictures by Using SD Card Printing Pictures by Using a USB CablePringting Pictures Directly Software Installationfor Windows Users Using the Installer Splash ScreenSystem Requirements Installing Your Camera Driver StepInstalling Xvid Codec Select restart your computerStep Click Next Step Click Install Installing Windows Media Player Click Finish StepRead the License Agreement, then click I Accpet Step File Exit Click Next Step Installing Adobe Acrobat Reader Optional Recomposing data ... status bar appear Step Click Finish Using Arcsoft Photoimpression for Windows Users Installing Software for MAC Users For Mac OS 9 UsersFor Mac OS X Users Troubleshooting Problem Cause SolutionAppendix Specifications Getting Help Camera Information Computer InformationUSA and Canada China Japan EuropeSafety Tips and Maintenance Precautions for the cameraPrecautions for batteries Precautions for SD Memory CardsRegulatory Information Information