Features | Casio QV-3000EX/Ir specification

FEATURES

Movie and panorama images (pages E-62, 64)

A buffer lets you capture images of events that occurred before you pressed the shutter button.

A built-in function lets you combine up to nine images into breathtaking panoramas.

Easy connection to other devices (page E-98)

USB, DIGITAL, and VIDEO OUT terminals provide easy con- nection to other devices.

Easy-to-understand graphic interface (page E-28)

All camera operations can be performed on graphic based in- teractive menu screens. A CASIO high-resolution HAST LCD makes screen images clearer and more colorful than ever be- fore.

CASIO original metering system

Light metering includes innovative multi-pattern metering.

Megapixel CCD

Images are recorded by a 3.34-megapixel CCD for amazing resolution and clarity.

Some slight image noise may be caused when using slow shutter speeds.

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Casio QV-3000EX/Ir manual Features

Contents

QV-3000EX/Ir 123 Quick Reference Loading a Memory Card page E-33 Setting the Current Date and Time page E-45 Align the POWER/Function Switch with REC Recording Images page E-47 Align the POWER/Function Switch with Play Use and to scroll through the images stored in camera memory Deleting Images page E-91 Press the PREVIEW/ button Contents 87FOLDER Types 106USING CompactFlash Cards with Your Computer Features Continuous recording page E-58 Features E-59 E-61 E-66page E-66E-65 E-67 00/2/1 E-69E-45 E-82 E-83 E-81 E-89 E-50 Precautions General Precautions Operating conditions Condensation About the camera’s backlight… Monitor ScreenRecording Playback Date Setting Lens Unpacking CD-ROM Using the Lens Cap Attaching the Neck Strap Adjusting the Length of the Neck Strap Using the Soft Case General Guide Lens Top and Display Opening the Terminal Panel Cover SideBottom Card access lamp Self-timer lamp REC Mode Operation lampPartial Shutter Button REC Mode Monitor Screen Monitor Screen Indicator display Play Mode Changing the Display Language Menu Screens Making menu settings Menu Memory Cards Inserting a Memory Card into the Camera Removing a Memory Card from the Camera Open the memory card Slot cover Press the eject button so Memory Card Precautions Formatting a Memory Card IBM Microdrive Precautions Case of microdrive malfunction Memory Card Folder Precautions Power Supply Loading Batteries Standard Battery Life Tips for Prolonging Battery Life Battery Handling Precautions About rechargeable batteries Low Battery Indicator Auto Power Off Battery Powered Operation Only Using AC Power AC Adaptor precautions Power Save Settings Auto Initializing Power Save Trigger Times Setting the Current Date and Time Setting the Date and TimePress Menu Select Set Up Date Adjust Set the current date and time Selecting the Date Format Turning Camera Power On and Off Using the Shutter ButtonRecording Press the shutter button about half way Basic Recording Operation Recording Recording Images under Low Battery Power Camera Orientation DetectionPreviewing the Last Image Recorded Using the Viewfinder for Recording Using Focus Lock Using the Flash Camera Shake IndicatorIndicator Flash Mode Description Press Flash Indicator Quality Settings File size Exposure Compensation Use E and F to perform exposure compen- sation Recording Using the Continuous Shutter Mode Other Recording FunctionsCompose the image and then record it Using Optical Zoom Using Digital ZoomUsing the Zoom Features Manual Focus Infinity Mode Recording Using the Macro Mode Past Normal Movie Recording Past Panorama Recording Night Scene Mode Landscape Mode Recording Portrait Recording Shutter Speed Priority Image Recording Aperture Priority Image Recording Use H and G to select the aperture setting you want to use Monochrome and Sepia Recording Using the Self-timer Performing Manual White Balance Specifying Power On Defaults Turning power on default settings on and off Select Mode 1 or ModeMode 1 Mode Memory Available Setting Status Options Off Mode 2 Mode Memory Available Setting Status Options Off Initializing Power On Defaults and Power Save Using the REC Menus REC Menus Picture QualitySize Drive White BalanceFlash Intensity Options Set Up Power SaveCard Browser Align the POWER/Func Tion Switch with Play PlaybackBasic Playback Operation Playing Back a Movie Panorama Playback Specify the area Displaying Nine Images Use E and F to scroll through images stored in memory Slide Show To stop Slide Show, press any button besides Menu Screen Saver Using the Play Menus Play Menus Select FolderAll Memory Card Folder Precautions Folder Types Selecting a Folder for Playback Image Protection Protecting and Unprotecting a Single ImageSelect the image you want to protect Protecting and Unprotecting Folders Protecting and Unprotecting All Images On a Memory CardSelect Protect or Unprotect Deleting Images Deleting the Currently Selected ImageUse H to select Yes Deleting a Single Image Deleting Images Deleting All the Images in a Folder Deleting All Unprotected Images Dpof Printing Specific Images Dpof Printing All Images Connections CablesSpecial USB cable Special video cable that comes with camera Connecting to Other Equipment Connecting to a TelevisionSelecting the Video Output Signal Mode Connecting to a Computer System RequirementsUSB Port Connections 100 USB Port Connection Data Transfer Cable Connection101 102 Windows 95, 98, 2000, NT WorkstationMacintosh Align the POWER/Function Switch with Play Press Infrared Data Transfer103 Receiving Data 104 Sending Data Infrared Data Transfer Precautions 105 Other Desktop Computer Configurations CompactFlash Memory Card SlotPC Card Slot 106 CompactFlash Card Directory Tree 107Memory Card Data DCF Protocol Folder and File Contents 108Image Files Supported by the Camera Press Menu Select Set up Card Browser 109Personal Computer Card Browser 110 Use H and G to select the Format and then press SET How to use the Html file Viewing Html File Contents111 112 Image InformationSaving an Html File Troubleshooting Power Supply Recording Symptom Probable Cause Action113 Symptom Probable Cause Action 114 Playback Deletion Symptom Probable Cause Action 115 116 Messages 117 118 Display the imageYou selected With this camera Specifications 119Recorded Image File Format Recorded Image Size Battery Life Standard Accessories120 121