HP 433, 435 manual Camera is operating on AC power

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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.

The following battery levels may appear on the Image Display.

Icon Description

Batteries have 40-100 percent battery life remaining.

Batteries have 10-40 percent battery life remaining.

Batteries have less than 10 percent remaining. Camera will power down soon. Live View is disabled.

Camera is operating on AC power

You might notice that occasionally the battery level icons will fluctuate with the same set of batteries. This occurs because some operating modes like Live View and video recording consume much more power than other modes, and will cause the battery level icons to indicate your batteries are low, because battery operating time in those modes is short. When you switch to a mode that requires less power, like Playback, the battery level icon may go back up, indicating there is more time left in the batteries if you stay in that mode.

NOTE When you remove the batteries from the camera, the date and time settings are preserved for approximately 10 minutes. If the camera is without batteries for longer than 10 minutes, the clock is set to the last date and time at which the camera was used. You may be prompted to update the date and time.

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Contents Photosmart Series Digital camera with Hp instant share Page Trademark and copyright information Page Table of Contents Setup Chapter Reviewing images and video clipsChapter Troubleshooting and support Language Move images to cardHp photosmart 430 series user’s manual Chapter Getting started Zoom Out Camera partsFor more information about those parts ZoomShare PlaybackLive View Blinking red-Self-Timeris activated Shutter button VideoMode Setup Installing the batteriesAttaching the wrist strap Installing a memory card optional Choosing the language Turning on powerOn to Live View mode when the camera is ready to use Turn the camera on by slidingSetting the date and time Press OK to select the first value Then use the buttons toInstalling the software WindowsMacintosh Understanding the status screen Chapter Taking pictures and recording video clips Taking still picturesFrame the subject for your Picture in the viewfinder Recording video clips Using live view Using digital zoom Press the Shutter button to take the pictureUsing the flash NightRecording audio Following table describes these different icons Self-TimerChanging capture modes ActionStill Using self-timer modeSecure the camera to a tripod or set it on a stable surface PictureAdvanced capture settings Changing the image quality Capture menu, select Image Quality Image Quality menu, useIcon Description and capacity EV compensation EV Compensation menuCapture menu, select White Balance White Balance menu, use Setting DescriptionWhite balance AutoShade Icon Setting DescriptionISO speed TungstenSetup ColorUsing playback Chapter Reviewing images and video clipsStill image Video clip Icon Description 037Using the playback menu To use the Playback menuTo exit the Playback menu and return to viewing images Viewing thumbnails Scroll through the thumbnailRotating images Cancel-Returns to Playback menu without deleting anything Deleting imagesRecording and deleting audio clips If the current image already has anMagnifying images 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 To a computer or printerUsing hp instant share to print photos Exit Share MenuUsing hp instant share to send images to destinations Turn on the camera, and then press the Share / buttonOnce you have successfully registered, sign in to Hp photosmart 430 series user’s manual Selecting hp instant share destinations for images How hp instant share e-mails images WindowsChapter Unloading, printing, and displaying images Unloading to a computerHp photosmart 430 series user’s manual Printing images Open the rubber door onHp photosmart 430 series user’s manual Displaying images on a TV Camera starts a slideshow of each image, playing any Pressing the buttonsChapter Using the setup menu Camera sounds Date & timeUSB configuration Digital Camera Disk DriveDisk Drive Digital Camera TV configuration LanguageMove images to card Hp photosmart 430 series user’s manual Does not Troubleshooting and supportProblems and solutions Turn onBatteries CameraReplace FrequentlyNot charge Blinks as if No batteries InstalledUSB light Are beingDate and/or Date & Time option in the SetupWrong Time isBetween Long delayOccurs ReductionMy image is BlurryToo bright Appendix B Specifications on Too darkExposure Compensation see Error messages on the camera Card or is not a Supported Memory card Memory/USB light stops Insufficient room Free up space on the card Possibly comes Unload the images to your There is no Make sure the cable is Print job has Error messages on the computer Configuration Configuration setting toConnected Camera setting Disk Drive in the Setup Configuration onHP accessibility website HP photosmart website Getting assistanceSupport process Hp photosmart 430 series user’s manual Phone support in the United States Phone support in Europe, the Middle East, and Africa Algeria +213 061 56 45Morocco +212 224 Spain 902 010 Sweden +46 0 77 120 United Kingdom +44 0870 010Other phone support worldwide Central America and the Caribbean +1 800 711Troubleshooting and support Hp photosmart 430 series user’s manual Appendix a Batteries and camera accessories Managing batteriesCamera is operating on AC power Rechargeable batteries Extending battery life Power conservationPurchasing camera accessories Hp photosmart 430 series user’s manual Appendix B Specifications Settings Distance External flash Flash settingsSettings Exposure FocusISO Speed Color settingsDefault RememberedTemperature DimensionsWeight InterfacesPower Camera accessories onWarranty 100 Index BatteriesMail Choose at first startup 16 LEDs lights on camera Range Zoom 106
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