Using the Flash, Camera Shake Indicator, Press | Casio QV-3000EX/Ir

RECORDING

Using the Flash

You can use the built-in flash unit to provide illumination dur- ing recording.

1.Press /.

•Each press of/cycles through the flash mode in

the following sequence: Auto (None) On ( ) Off () Red-eye Reduction ().

Flash lamp

Flash button

Indicator	Flash Mode	Description

None	Auto Flash	Flash is automatically enabled and
		disabled in accordance with expo-
		sure conditions.

	Flash On	Flash is always fired, regardless of
		exposure conditions.

	Flash Off	Flash is never fired, regardless of
		exposure conditions.

	Red-eye	Fires a pre-flash followed by re-
	Reduction	cording with flash, which reduces
		the chance of red-eye.

MODE

MF/ / /

MENU

•The monitor screen goes blank and the flash lamp flashes amber while the flash unit is charging.

Camera Shake Indicator

The (camera shake) indicator appears on the monitor screen when the ZOOM slider is set to T (telephoto) or when a slow shutter speed is being used.

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Casio QV-3000EX/Ir manual Using the Flash, Camera Shake Indicator, Press, Indicator Flash Mode Description

Contents

QV-3000EX/Ir Quick Reference 123 Loading a Memory Card page E-33 Setting the Current Date and Time page E-45 Recording Images page E-47 Align the POWER/Function Switch with REC Use and to scroll through the images stored in camera memory Align the POWER/Function Switch with Play Press the PREVIEW/ button Deleting Images page E-91 Contents 87FOLDER Types Computer 106USING CompactFlash Cards with Your Continuous recording page E-58 Features Features E-65 E-67 E-59 E-61E-66page E-66 E-45 E-82 E-83 E-81 00/2/1E-69 E-50 E-89 General Precautions Precautions Condensation Operating conditions Monitor Screen About the camera’s backlight…Recording Playback Lens Date Setting CD-ROM Unpacking Attaching the Neck Strap Using the Lens Cap Using the Soft Case Adjusting the Length of the Neck Strap Lens General Guide Top and Display Bottom Opening the Terminal Panel CoverSide Self-timer lamp Card access lamp Partial Shutter Button REC ModeOperation lamp Monitor Screen REC Mode Monitor Screen Changing the Display Language Indicator display Play Mode Menu Screens Menu Making menu settings Inserting a Memory Card into the Camera Memory Cards Open the memory card Slot cover Press the eject button so Removing a Memory Card from the Camera Formatting a Memory Card Memory Card Precautions Case of microdrive malfunction IBM Microdrive Precautions Memory Card Folder Precautions Loading Batteries Power Supply Tips for Prolonging Battery Life Standard Battery Life About rechargeable batteries Battery Handling Precautions Auto Power Off Battery Powered Operation Only Low Battery Indicator AC Adaptor precautions Using AC Power Auto Power Save Settings Initializing Power Save Trigger Times Setting the Date and Time Setting the Current Date and TimePress Menu Select Set Up Date Adjust Set the current date and time Selecting the Date Format Using the Shutter Button Turning Camera Power On and OffRecording Press the shutter button about half way Basic Recording Operation Recording Previewing the Last Image Recorded Recording Images under Low Battery PowerCamera Orientation Detection Using the Viewfinder for Recording Using Focus Lock Camera Shake Indicator Using the FlashIndicator Flash Mode Description Press Flash Indicator File size Quality Settings Use E and F to perform exposure compen- sation Exposure Compensation Recording Compose the image and then record it Using the Continuous Shutter ModeOther Recording Functions Using the Zoom Features Using Optical ZoomUsing Digital Zoom Manual Focus Using the Macro Mode Infinity Mode Recording Movie Recording Past Normal Past Panorama Recording Night Scene Mode Portrait Recording Landscape Mode Recording Aperture Priority Image Recording Shutter Speed Priority Image Recording Monochrome and Sepia Recording Use H and G to select the aperture setting you want to use Using the Self-timer Performing Manual White Balance Specifying Power On Defaults Select Mode 1 or Mode Turning power on default settings on and offMode 1 Mode Memory Available Setting Status Options Off Mode 2 Mode Memory Available Setting Status Options Off Initializing Power On Defaults and Power Save REC Menus Using the REC Menus Quality PictureSize Drive Balance WhiteFlash Intensity Save Options Set Up PowerCard Browser Basic Playback Operation Align the POWER/Func Tion Switch with PlayPlayback Playing Back a Movie Panorama Playback Specify the area Use E and F to scroll through images stored in memory Displaying Nine Images To stop Slide Show, press any button besides Menu Slide Show Screen Saver Play Menus Using the Play Menus All SelectFolder Folder Types Memory Card Folder Precautions Selecting a Folder for Playback Select the image you want to protect Image ProtectionProtecting and Unprotecting a Single Image Select Protect or Unprotect Protecting and Unprotecting FoldersProtecting and Unprotecting All Images On a Memory Card Use H to select Yes Deleting ImagesDeleting the Currently Selected Image Deleting Images Deleting a Single Image Deleting All the Images in a Folder Deleting All Unprotected Images Printing Specific Images Dpof Dpof Printing All Images Cables ConnectionsSpecial USB cable Special video cable that comes with camera Selecting the Video Output Signal Mode Connecting to Other EquipmentConnecting to a Television System Requirements Connecting to a ComputerUSB Port Connections 100 101 USB Port ConnectionData Transfer Cable Connection Macintosh 102Windows 95, 98, 2000, NT Workstation Infrared Data Transfer Align the POWER/Function Switch with Play Press103 Receiving Data Sending Data 104 105 Infrared Data Transfer Precautions CompactFlash Memory Card Slot Other Desktop Computer ConfigurationsPC Card Slot 106 107 CompactFlash Card Directory TreeMemory Card Data DCF Protocol Image Files Supported by the Camera Folder and File Contents108 109 Press Menu Select Set up Card BrowserPersonal Computer Card Browser Use H and G to select the Format and then press SET 110 111 How to use the Html fileViewing Html File Contents Saving an Html File 112Image Information 113 TroubleshootingPower Supply Recording Symptom Probable Cause Action 114 Symptom Probable Cause Action 115 Playback Deletion Symptom Probable Cause Action 116 117 Messages You selected With this camera 118Display the image 119 SpecificationsRecorded Image File Format Recorded Image Size 120 Battery LifeStandard Accessories 121