HP 850 manual Extending battery life, Rechargeable batteries

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NOTE If you do not intend to use your camera for extended periods of time (more than a month), we strongly recommend that you remove the batteries from the camera.

Extending battery life

zUse an optional HP AC adapter or HP Camera Dock when unloading pictures to your computer, printing, or connecting to the TV.

zUse the viewfinder microdisplay to frame pictures instead of the Image Display. Leave the Image Display off when the camera is on.

zMinimize the use of zooming.

zUse the Auto flash setting rather than Flash On.

Rechargeable batteries

Nickel Metal Hydride (NiMH) batteries can be recharged by using a battery charger. NiMH batteries can also be recharged in the camera when the camera is turned off and is connected to an optional HP AC adapter or HP Camera Dock. Batteries are fully recharged via the optional HP AC adapter or HP Camera Dock in 15 hours.

NOTE You must turn off the camera when recharging the batteries in the camera.

Some things to keep in mind when using NiMH batteries are:

zAlways recharge all four NiMH batteries at the same time. One low-charged battery will reduce the battery life for all four batteries in the camera.

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Contents Photosmart Digital camera Page Trademark and copyright information Page Table of Contents Chapter Reviewing images and video clips Chapter Unloading, printing, and displaying images Appendix a Batteries and camera accessories Memory card capacityChapter Getting started You can enhance your experience by purchasing anCamera parts Menu/OK buttonController DisplayShare button Capture menuSelf-Timer Shutter buttonOFF/Mode Pop-up flashPower adapter Connector AC power adapter to the camera toSetup Attaching the lens cap tetherInstalling the batteries Attaching the neck strapInstalling the memory card Turning on powerStill mode Self-Timer mode Video mode Close the memory card doorSetting the date and time Choosing the languageInstalling the software WindowsCamera states and menus MacintoshRestoring previous settings Using the displays Chapter Taking pictures and recording video clipsYour camera has two displays Image Display, press the Display buttonResolution setting default is 4 MP 2272 Using the diopter control Using still modeRotate the OFF/Mode selector to Still mode Taking still picturesUsing self-timer mode Using instant review Using the focus bracketsUsing focus lock Macro Using the focus settingsNone Normal Using exposure compensation Reduction Using the pop-up flashRed-eye Night with Flash OnNight Recording audio Recording video clips Frame the subject for your video in the active displayDigital zoom Using zoomOptical zoom Using the capture menu Screen oneExposure mode White balance SunShade TungstenFluorescent lighting ManualCamera calculates a custom White Balance based on your target imageAE metering AverageNone SpotISO speed ColorResolution CompressionSetup BestBetter GoodTaking pictures and recording video clips Using playback Chapter Reviewing images and video clipsIndicates a video clip Icon shown depends on the stateYour camera batteries To exit the Playback menu and return to viewing images Using the playback menuButtons on the Controller And/or SeePlay IconTime Was taken Visible if the current image has anDelete MagnifySetup Reviewing images and video clips Chapter Using hp instant share Printed 10 by 15 cm 4 by 6 inches Using the share menuComputer or printer. By default, the picture is Using hp instant share to print pictures Using the hp instant share e-mail service Adding, modifying, and removing e-mail addressesTurn on the camera, and then press the Share button On Macintosh, click on the Add... buttonIf you are using a Selecting images to be e-mailed Windows Using hp instant share Chapter Unloading, printing, and displaying images Unloading to a computerPrinting images Displaying images on a TV Connect the A/V cable to the A/V Camera starts a slideshow of eachTo display the Setup menu, open either the Capture or Chapter Adjusting the camera settingsUsing the setup menu For more information, see Recording audio on Default Audio Record setting is OffAudio record For more information, see Using instant review on Default Camera Sounds setting is LowInstant review Camera soundsEye-Start Date & timeDisplay button Are removed from the camera for more than 10 minutesUSB configuration TV configuration LanguageCamera does not turn on Troubleshooting and supportProblems and solutions Viewfinder ReplaceCamera BatteriesNot charge WrongDate and/or Time isDoes not RespondButton PictureLong delay OccursTime I press Takes aToo bright Too darkError messages Error messages on the cameraCard is UnformattedCard has wrong FormatUnable to focus Focus too farFocus too close BlinkingNo images Cannot displayImage Unknown USBUnable to Photo tray isEngaged Is openPrinter is out PaperConnection BetweenFind ConnectedContacting hp customer support Getting assistanceFinding help on the web Obtaining support in the United States Before you callUpgraded warranty options Obtaining support worldwideCzech Republic +42 02 6130 7310 Denmark +45 39 29 Bahrain 800Colombia 9 800 114 Hp photosmart 850 user’s manual Troubleshooting and support Hewlett-Packard limited warranty statement Ireland United Kingdom Regulatory information Appendix a Batteries and camera accessories Managing batteriesExtending battery life Rechargeable batteriesPower conservation Purchasing camera accessoriesHp photosmart 850 user’s manual Appendix B Camera dock Blinking Associated device is activeOff DockUnloading images to a computer using the dock Printing images using the dockDisplaying images on a TV using the dock Pressing the buttons on the camera ControllerAppendix C Specifications Settings AE Metering Settings ISO SpeedSettings FocusSetup menu PowerStill pictures VideoMemory card capacity StandardsPTP transfer Msdc transfer NTSC/PAL Jpeg MPEG1 Dpof Exif DCFIndex BatteriesMail Unloading using Camera Dock Card 40, 41, 102 number of pictures remaining on Range Zoom Page Page Page Q2190-90010

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