To use the Touch Screen:

• Touch a rounded-corner touch button (as shown) or menu item on the Touch Screen. For example, touching exits the current screen or menu.

•Whenever you are framing an image or

video clip, you can turn off the Touch Screen overlay to view the display more

clearly. Press to turn off the touch

buttons. Press again to turn on the touch buttons.

NOTE: Overlay items on the Touch Screen vary based on the task you are performing.

Tips on using the Touch Screen:

•You can use your finger or the stylus (shown above) to make Touch Screen selections. If you do not want to smudge the Touch Screen, use the stylus (see “Caring for the Touch Screen” on page 44).

•For best results, touch the center of the selection.

•If touches have no affect or have unexpected results, try using the stylus. If, after repeated use, stylus touches have no effect or have unexpected results, you may need to align the Touch Screen (see “Aligning the Touch Screen” on page 44).

NOTE: This camera also features a virtual keyboard (via the Touch Screen interface) which you can use to create image tags and e-mail addresses (see “Using the keyboard” on page 28).

Related information

Once you have completed the camera setup tasks (see “Before taking pictures” on page 5), you can take and review pictures and video clips.

For information on taking pictures and recording

See “Taking pictures” on page 12 and

video clips

“Recording video clips” on page 12.

 

 

For information on setting picture capture and

See “Setting options for taking pictures and

video record options

recording video clips” on page 16.

 

 

For information on reviewing and tagging

See “Reviewing images and video clips”

images and video clips on the camera

on page 24.

 

 

For information on enhancing your images

See “Using the Design Gallery Menu”

 

on page 30.

 

 

For information on transferring images from

See “Transferring images with HP Photosmart

your camera to a computer

Software” on page 34.

 

 

For information on printing images

See “Printing directly to a printer”

 

on page 36.

 

 

For information on setting up and sending

See “Sharing images” on page 40.

images to online destinations

 

 

 

Related information

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