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Konica Minolta KD-500Z user manual Turning the Power ON/OFF

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Turning the Power ON/OFF

1.Gently slide the lens cover (main switch) in the direction indicated by the arrow until it stops.

2.Once the lens extends to the shooting position (wide-angle side), the power will come on.

•With the power ON it is possible to shoot pictures. Also, the LCD display will be lit.

3.When you wish to turn the power OFF, slide the lens cover just a little in the direction indicated by the arrow. The power will turn OFF and the lens will retract. After you are sure the lens has fully retracted, you can close the lens cover to its fully closed position.

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Konica Minolta KD-500Z user manual Turning the Power ON/OFF

Contents

Digital Still Camera User’s GuideTest shooting Results are not guaranteedGetting Started Please be sure to read this manual before useAdvanced Shooting ContentsPreparation Basic OperationAdvanced Playback/Erasing Contents Cont’dBasic Playback/Erasing Installing software from the CD-ROM supplied Advanced OperationsOthers Contents Cont’dDefinitions of the symbols Important Safety PrecautionsDo not dismantle, modify or repair the camera yourself Important Safety Precautions Cont’dIf liquid gets inside the camera If any foreign object gets inside the cameraDo not use the flash near eyes Do not directly look at the sun through the viewfinderDo not use AC adapters other than those specified Do not point the lens directly at the sun or at a strong light sourceUnstable surfaces such as on an unstable table or an angled surface Do not use batteries which have become soiled with oil or sweatDo not leave the camera in locations such as Within the reach of childrenAbout the LCD monitor About battery fluid leakageDo not use force when operating the camera Do not rotate the camera when mounting on a tripodPreparation Necessary AccessoriesChecking the Packing Contents This product can be used with the following power suppliesSD Memory Card MultiMedia Card Memory Stick Necessary Accessories Cont’dCompatible Recording Media About the SD Memory Card/Multi-Media Card/Memory StickAlways back-up important data Necessary Accessories Cont’dCamera Body Names of PartsPlay Button→ P.16 Names of Parts Cont’dBattery Sub-cap Battery/Card Coverw Display Button Operation ButtonsNames of Parts Cont’d q Play ButtonAttaching the Strap Charging the supplied Battery Pack Preparing the Power SupplyBattery level indicator Preparing the Power Supply Cont’dInstalling the supplied Battery Pack With LCD Monitor On Battery life guide referenceNumber of Pictures ContinuousThis product uses a lithium battery FCC Compliance StatementPreparing the Power Supply Cont’d Please co-operate in recycling the lithium batteryPreparing the Power Supply Cont’d Connecting the AC Adapter sold separatelyTurning the Power ON/OFF Setting the Menu Language/Date and Time or the MENU/SET button Setting the Menu Language/Date and Time Cont’d2 Use or to adjust the month in the same way as Step 3 on page 7. After finishing the settings…Inserting/Removing Cards Inserting a Card Open the battery/card coverInserting/Removing Cards Cont’d Inserting/Removing Cards Cont’d Card RemovalHolding Your Camera Viewfinder and Indicator LEDsBasic Operation Taking PicturesTaking Pictures Cont’d Viewfinder LED IndicatorsTaking Pictures Cont’d Taking Pictures using the ViewfinderOnce the red and green LEDs disappear, the recording has finished Taking Pictures Cont’dTaking Pictures Cont’d When you press the shutter halfway and the green LED flashes…Taking Pictures Cont’d Shooting with Focus LockThe following subjects may be difficult to bring into focus Taking Pictures Cont’d Taking Pictures using the LCD Monitorq w e r Image Displayu Battery Remaining Display Taking Pictures Cont’do Shooting Date and Time About Auto Power Off FunctionTaking Pictures Cont’d i CounterSelecting the Shooting Mode Flash Shooting Distances Switching the Flash Mode AUTO Auto FlashSelecting the Shooting Mode Cont’d Red-Eye ReductionSelecting the Shooting Mode Cont’d Fill-InSlow-Sync Off Flash OverrideMacro-photo Mode Using the Self-Timer Self-Timer ModeShooting Close Up/Long Range Macro-photo Mode Distant View ModeAdvanced Shooting Using the REC MenuSetting with the REC DETAILS Menu For details of each set-up menu, refer to the pages hereafter Using the REC Menu Cont’dUsing the REC Menu Cont’d Returning to Default SettingsUsing the REC Menu Cont’d Selecting a Combination of Image Sizes and Compression Ratios3. Select the picture size Using the REC Menu Cont’d 4. Selecting the compression ratio3 1600 ⋅ 1200 pixels approximately 1,920,000 pixels Image size and pixel count width ⋅ height1 2592 ⋅ 1944 pixels approximately 5,040,000 pixels 2 2048 ⋅ 1536 pixels approximately 3,140,000 pixelsUsing the REC Menu Cont’d Shooting MoviesYou need not hold the shutter button down Using the REC Menu Cont’dUsing the REC Menu Cont’d Adjusting Exposure CompensationUsing the REC Menu Cont’d Adjusting White BalanceAvailable Modes About White BalanceUsing the REC Menu Cont’d Adjusting the Brightness of the LCD MonitorUsing the REC Menu Cont’d Using the Digital ZoomUsing the REC Menu Cont’d Center-weighted meteringChanging Auto-Exposure AE Modes Spot meteringUsing the REC Menu Cont’d Changing to the Slow Shutter Speed ModeUsing the REC Menu Cont’d Making Voice MemosUsing the REC Menu Cont’d Using After Recordingthe appropriate setting, and then press the MENU/SET button Erasing recorded voice commentsUsing the REC Menu Cont’d Using the REC Menu Cont’d Taking Monochrome PicturesUsing the REC Menu Cont’d Selecting the Set-up MenuUsing the REC Menu Cont’d Setting with the REC BASIC MenuAbout 85 photos Selecting the Image SizeUsing the REC Menu Cont’d About 51 photosPage Playing Back Pre-recorded Images Basic Playback/ErasingPlayback q Recording Media Display Playback Cont’dThe Playback Image Display t Remaining Battery Power DisplayPlayback Cont’d Playing Back MoviesPlayback Cont’d Playing Back Voice MemosPlayback Cont’d Playing Back Enlarged Images Digital ZoomPlayback Cont’d Using the Quick-view FunctionWhen using the LCD monitor for shooting images Erasing the Playback Image Advanced Playback/Erasing Using the PLAY MenuViewing Multiple Pages at Once Index Playback Using the PLAY Menu Cont’dUsing the PLAY Menu Cont’d Copying an Imageare completed, returning you to screen Using the PLAY Menu Cont’d7. The 8-frame index appears. Using Using the PLAY Menu Cont’dthe setting is invalidated and you Erasing Unwanted ImagesUsing the PLAY Menu Cont’d 6. The 8-frame index appears. Using Using the PLAY Menu Cont’dTo select multiple images, repeat Steps 6 and Using the PLAY Menu Cont’dUsing the PLAY Menu Cont’d Adjusting LCD Monitor BrightnessUsing the PLAY Menu Cont’d Selecting/Deselecting Images to Print DPOFUsing the PLAY Menu Cont’d Using the PLAY Menu Cont’d Using the PLAY Menu Cont’d If you chose “SELECT” or “ALL ON” SetIf you chose “ALL OFF” select “YES” and Using the PLAY Menu Cont’d Reducing Image Size ResizingUsing the PLAY Menu Cont’d Setting/Canceling Protection for Your Important ImagesPressing Using the PLAY Menu Cont’dUsing the PLAY Menu Cont’d If you chose “ALL OFF” select “YES” withUsing the PLAY Menu Cont’d Moving the Image Data to Another Memory CardUsing the PLAY Menu Cont’d Using the PLAY Menu Cont’d Selecting the Set-up Menu Using the After Recording FunctionPlaying a Slide Show Using the PLAY Menu Cont’dAdvanced Operations Using the Set-up MenuFormatting a Memory Card Using the Set-up Menu Cont’dUsing the Set-up Menu Cont’d REC Menu SettingsQuick View Settings Using the Set-up Menu Cont’d Make so the Image Information is not displayedUsing the Set-up Menu Cont’d Setting the Operation SoundsUsing the Set-up Menu Cont’d Adjusting the Date and TimeSetting the Self-timer Delay Time Using the Set-up Menu Cont’d Setting the Auto Power-OFF TimeResetting the File Numbers Using the Set-up Menu Cont’d Setting Memory PriorityChanging Languages Using the Set-up Menu Cont’d For the Choose-to-Record Setting “IF SELECTED”For the Always-ON Setting “ALWAYS” Taking Still Images with SoundCustomizing the camera Setting the exposure compensation to “ON”Setting the white balance switch function to “ON” Setting the AF-Lock to “ON”Using the Set-up Menu Cont’d Setting the AE-Lock to “ON”Using the Set-up Menu Cont’d Using the Set-up Menu Cont’d Restoring the Default Settings1. Windows Connecting to your PCOthers Operating EnvironmentsConnecting with a USB cable Connecting to your PC Cont’dConnecting to your PC Cont’d Downloading transferring ImagesAlways back up important data Connecting to your PC Cont’dInstalling USB Driver Software Installing software from the CD-ROM supplied8 Click “Finish” The USB device driver is now installed Installing software from the CD-ROM supplied Cont’dThe INF file necessary for the install is located in “D\” When searching a different location, click “Browse” 7 Click “Next”Installing software from the CD-ROM supplied Cont’d Using WindowsInstalling the included software CD-ROM and KD-500Z User’s Guide Installing software from the CD-ROM supplied Cont’d Viewing the KD-500Z User’s GuideInstalling software from the CD-ROM supplied Cont’d Installing the Adobe Acrobat ReaderInstalling the KD-500Z User’s Guide Using MacintoshUsing the Attached Charger Model No. DR-BC-K4 When Carrying the Camera OverseasUsing the dedicated AC adapter kit Model No. DR-AC4 Handling Cleaning the cameraAfter using the camera Care and StorageAbout the LCD monitor Care and Storage Cont’dAbout image data Page TroubleshootingSymptom Check thisPage Troubleshooting Cont’dSymptom Check thisMain Specifications Main Specifications Cont’d 1 DCF Design rule for Camera File system is a standard by JEITA mainly for the purpose of simplifying the use of image files taken by digital cameras with other related devices Main Specifications Cont’dDuring the warranty period Warranty and After-sales ServiceWarranty separately attached When requesting serviceFCC Compliance Statement This Class B digital apparatus complies with Canadian ICES-003 CANADA ONLYIndustry Canada’s Compliance Statement