Concord Camera 1500 manual Capturing Digital Still Images, Setting Image Resolution

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USING THE CONCORD 1500

Indoor Exposure: For taking images indoors

Outdoor Exposure: For taking images outdoors

Delete ALL: Deletes all images and/or videos saved in the camera memory or on a memory card

Delete LAST: Deletes the last image or video stored on the camera or the memory card

CAPTURING DIGITAL STILL IMAGES

1.Press and hold the button (approx. 4 seconds) until “on” displays on the LCD to power on the camera.

2.Frame your subject through the viewfinder.

3.Hold the camera steady and press the Shutter button firmly to capture an image. The camera will beep to confirm that the image has been captured, and the status LCD will decrement by one, displaying the number of images that can be captured in the remaining available memory.

SETTING IMAGE RESOLUTION

1.Press and hold the button to power on the camera, the resolution is set automatically to (1280 x 1024)

2.Press the button once to set to (1600 x 1200) from ( ).

3.Press the button once again to set to (640 x 480) from( )

4.To return to the previous resolution setting, repeatedly press the button to go around other features’ settings to the desired resolution.

5.Press the button again to select the desired image resolution.

Superfine	1600 x 1200	(2 MP interpolated)
Fine	1280 x 1024	(1.3 MP native resolution)
Economy	640 x 480	(VGA, reduced resolution)

The “Fine” resolution setting (1280 x 1024) is suggested for general use. The superfine resolution will yield a 2 mega-pixel image (1600 x 1200) that is generated (calculated) by a process called interpolation, inside the camera. Superfine images will include finer detail than their 1.3 mega-pixel equivalents, however, they will consume more memory space. Images captured in Economy (640 x 480) will have noticeably less detail but require less memory space in the camera. Try capturing some images in all three resolutions and compare the results.

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