Connecting to a Macintosh | Kyocera SL300RT guide

Connecting to a Macintosh

Viewing images on a Macintosh computer

•You do not need to install the USB drivers on a Macintosh computer. Connect the USB cable without installing any drivers.

•To view images on your Macintosh, you must have image-viewing software already installed. (To play movies, QuickTime 4.1 or later must be installed.)

21 Load the memory card into the camera. ( p.1-3)

Basic Operations

• You cannot check images on your Macintosh unless there is a memory card in the camera.

2 Connect the AC adapter to the camera.

3 Connect the camera to your Macintosh using the dedicated USB cable and then start up the Macintosh.

•Check the size of the USB connectors. The small connector plugs into the camera and the large connector plugs into the USB port on your Macintosh.

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Kyocera SL300RT manual Connecting to a Macintosh, Viewing images on a Macintosh computer

Contents

Page FCC Compliance Statement for American Users Page Contents Using CCamera Mode, N Continuous Shooting Mode MMovie Mode Using the PPlayback Mode Functions GUsing the SET UP Mode Functions Appendix Introduction Handling Precautions Microcomputer Protection Circuit Lithium-Ion Battery Pack Precautions for Using the AC Adapter Nomenclature Names of camera controls and reference pages Page SET UP Camera FunctionsPage Page Camera Preparations Inserting the Battery Pack Removing the Battery PackOpen the card/battery cover Insert the battery pack BP-780S Supplied with the camera Loading the Memory Card Charging the BatteryGrip the battery pack and pull it out Camera Removing the Memory Card Load the memory card Push the memory card in gently with your fingertip Switching the Camera OnPress the Power button H Setting the Date and Time Viewing the battery level and charging guidePage Page Basic Operations Use the LCD monitor to compose your shot Taking Pictures Shooting Still ImagesTake the camera out of the case Holding the camera Pressing the shutter release button half way Shooting Movies Press the shutter release button half way to finish shooting Viewing Images Movie Playback Viewing Images Still Image Playback Displaying Information for Playback Images Information Press Don the 4-way button during Image playback Press U on the 4-way button Checking Photography Data Erasing Images Manual REC ReviewDeleting Unwanted Images Erasing Images Press the Menu button K Press U on the 4-way button to select Execute Press the OK button E to erase the image When the Memory Card is FullPress the Menu button K to finish the erase procedure Connecting the Camera to a Computer Computer hardware and software requirementsWindows computers Macintosh computers Connecting to a Windows PC Switch the PC on and start up WindowsLoad the bundled CD-ROM into the CD-ROM drive Double-click My Computer and then the CD-ROM icon to Viewing images on a Windows PC Load the memory card into the camera. p.1-3Page Page Disconnecting the USB cable from a Windows PC Windows Me usersPage Basic Operations Page Connecting to a Macintosh Viewing images on a Macintosh computerPage Page Digital Printing on a Printer Page Techniques for Taking Pictures Using Focus Lock to Take Pictures Subjects that are difficult to focus on Using the Zoom Button Optical Zoom and Digital Zoom Displaying the Scene Mode menu With the camera in shooting mode, press the Scene button Shooting modes Using macro mode Using Continuous Shooting Mode Specifying the settings Conserving Battery Power Switching the camera off promptlySwitching the LCD monitor backlighting Off Setting the Power Save functionPage Page Using the Flash Flash modes Setting the flash mode Red-eye effect Taking Pictures Using the Self-Timer Flash settings in each mode using the scene buttonEffective flash range Avoiding camera shake Selecting the Number of Pixels Image Size Press the shutter release button Selecting the Quality Compression Ratio Selected number of pixels , etc. appears on the LCD monitor Use L or R on the 4-way button to select Guide to choosing image size and image quality Using Exposure Compensation Compensation setting +1.0, etc. appears on the LCD monitor Determining the White Balance An icon such as appears on the LCD monitor Setting the Frame Rate Selected frame rate 30fps, etc Appears on the LCD monitor Setting Detailed Functions in the SET Detailes SET Details Press the Menu button K to clear the menu Color Mode Selecting Color, Black & White or Sepia Chroma Changing the color intensity Selected setting +1, etc. appears on LCD monitor Sharpness Enhancing the image outlinesSharpness and then press R Desired sharpness and then press WB Preset Setting Your Own Value for White AE Mode Selecting the Exposure Setting Method Subject. default Setting the focusing method Focusing Selecting the focusing method Use L or R on the 4-way button to set the distance Determining the shooting distance with manual focusing MFApproximate shooting distances using the focusing gauge Long EXP. Using Slow Shutter Speeds Selected setting LT4S, etc. appears on the LCD monitor Metering Selecting the Area Used for Setting the Exposure Then press the OK Digital Zoom Switching the Digital Zoom on and OFF Digital zooming can be used. default Page Using the P Playback Mode Functions Playing Back Movies Playback Zoom Viewing Your Images Enlarged Using Multi playback Multi Viewing Multiple ImagesPress the OK button E to begin playback Press the OK button E to stop movie playback Using the Multi playback screen Current frame/Total frames Press the Menu button K to return to Multi playback screen Reverting to normal playback Single playbackRecording a message Screen in reappears Erasing voice messages Playing back a recorded message Protecting an image Protect Protecting Images from Accidental Erasing Erase Erasing Individual Images Erase ALL Erasing All Images Page Using the P Playback Mode Functions Checking and erasing resized images Resized image is displayed Resizing all the images Erasing all resized imagesPress the Menu button K to return to the normal playback Screen Rotated Rotate Rotating an ImageUse L or On the 4-way button to select the image to be Setting Auto Play Auto Play Displaying Images Automatically as a Slideshow Playback To end the slideshow, press the Menu button K From or in Setting Auto Play on p.5-16Starting and ending an Auto Play slideshow Specifying Dpof settings Print Settings Specifying Dpof Print Settings Use L or R on the 4-way button to select the image for which Specifying index print settings Screen in reappears Deleting all the Dpof print settings Tips on erasing images using Protect and Erase ALLBegin by protecting the images you want to keep Button Kto display the menu icons and then select Protect Using the P Playback Mode Functions Page Using the SET UP Mode Functions AF Mode Setting AF mode AF Method Setting AF method Bright Cntrl Adjusting the LCD Monitor Brightness Standard Date Setting the Camera’s Date and Time Insert Date Writing the Date onto Image Files Default setting for this function is no Date Format Initializing Memory Cards When initialization is completed, the screen in reappears Delay time is set and the screen in reappears When Power Save is set to no PWR OFF Mode Lock Preserving Your Function SettingsWhen Power Save is set to 1MIN., 3MIN. or 6MIN Beep Adjusting the Volume of the Camera Button Beep Selected settings are applied and the screen in reappears Color Select Selecting the Menu Color If a user-defined screen was selected in step Press the OK button E to finish the settingsStart Screen Selecting the Startup Screen REC Review Checking Images Right After You Shoot Them Language Selecting the Menu Language Page Mode Reset Resetting Function Settings Appendix Troubleshooting Problems and Solutions Problem Cause Solution Messages and Responses Mode-locked Menu Options and Default Settings Display when the Menu button is pressed LCD Monitor Information and Names of Icons Display when Playback Pmode is selected Display when the Menu button K is pressedPlayback mode Camera mode Image Information Display Card access LED orange LED indicatorsSelf-timer LED red As the shutter speed is slow, you need to take Basic Glossary of Digital Camera Terms Format MF Manual Focus