Using the LCD monitor, Initial position

Using the LCD monitor

The LCD monitor can be used to compose image settings for shooting, to review recorded ﬁles, or to change menu options.

The LCD panel can be rotated to the following positions:

1 Initial position.

In this position, the camera is suitable for taking self-portraits.

2 Rotate the LCD panel.

The LCD panel can be rotated up to 270 degrees as indicated. You can position the panel at any angle to serve your ﬁlming purpose.

3 Normal position.

Normally, the LCD panel is rotated 180 degrees to face the user, so that the user can get a clear preview on the LCD.

When the LCD panel is ﬂipped over, the previewed image on the LCD will be automatically adjusted.

basic operations

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AIPTEK DV 5300 user manual Using the LCD monitor, Initial position, Rotate the LCD panel, Normal position

Contents

English Welcome Table of Contents Copying Files to Your PC Using PC CameraAddenda Bottom Knowing your camera partsView Loading batteries Install batteriesReplace the cover Inserting a SD/MMC card optional Thread the strap through the hook Attaching the wrist strap optionalStretch out the strap hook Thread the strap through the loop Turning on your camera Turning off your camera Rotate the LCD panel Using the LCD monitorInitial position Normal position Reading the LCD indicators Enter the System menu Setting languageBring up the menu Enter the Language menu Recording a video clip Adjust the focusAdjust other settings optional Start recording Zoom in or zoom out Stop recording Taking a still picture How to take a still pictureTake a still picture Select the Auto item How to use ﬂash strobeEnter the Strobe menu Exit the menu Self timer icon How to use self timerEnter the Self Timer menu Select On Recording a voice clip Playing back your recordings Switch to Playback modeExit Playback mode Full-screen view How to Action Switch to thumbnail viewMode icon Storage medium Highlight box File type Status bar Thumbnail view Connecting the camera to a TV AV Mode White Balance Menu operationMenu illustration Shutter Icon Resolution Description Setting video resolutionSelect a resolution item Enter the Video menu Setting picture resolution Enter the Picture menu Enter the White Balance menu Setting white balanceEnter the Advanced menu Select an item to apply Setting exposure compensation Enter the Exposure menu Setting image effect Enter the Effect menu Enter the Date Stamp menu Setting date stampSelect On or Off Select Delete or Delete All Deleting ﬁlesBring up the Playback menu Conﬁrm the deletion Enter the Info menu Viewing ﬁle informationIMG-0001.ASF Menu/OK System menu itemsSystem menu Setting date and time Setting LCD brightness Enter the Display menu Toggling OSD on or offToggling beep sound on or off Enter the Beep menu Enter the Flicker menu Setting ﬂickerSelect 50Hz or 60Hz Setting auto-off option Restoring factory defaults Enter the Format menu Formatting storage mediumSelect Yes to format Start the installation Installing the driver to your PCInsert the driver CD Install Direct X 8.0 or above Install the driverInstall codecs Restart the computer To Disk mode Connecting the camera to your PCTurn on the camera and switch Connect the USB cable to your camera For Windows XP users Copying ﬁles to the PCFor Windows 2000/ME/98SE users Copying ﬁles to the PC Viewing/Playing ﬁles on your PC File location Starting the application Installing the softwareSwitch to Live mode Connect the camera to your computer Starting the application Launch DV 5300 program Using DV 5300 PC Camera Sub-menu available Taking a snapshot Recording an AVI movieConﬁguring Format options Conﬁguring Properties options Conﬁguring Flicker options Troubleshooting Addenda Addenda Install Direct X 8.0 or Setting Flicker SettingsBattery Life Indicator Country Storage Capacity System Message Message Description Speciﬁcations 5300

AIPTEK DV 5300 Using the LCD monitor, Initial position, Rotate the LCD panel, Normal position

Models: DV 5300

Using the LCD monitor

1 Initial position.

2 Rotate the LCD panel.

3 Normal position.