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2.Select an object that is at least 30 feet (10m) away.

3.Viewing with just your left eye, turn the Center Focus Knob (2, Fig. 1a) until the object you are viewing is focused.

4.Viewing with just your right eye, turn the Diopter Knob (1, Fig. 1a) until the object you are viewing is also in focus.

5.Objects can now be brought into focus by turning the Center Focus Knob.

III. How To Use Your Camera

CaptureView II performs best under good lighting conditions. It also takes some practice to get used to high-magnification photography. We suggest that you take some time to practice capturing and downloading pictures. Depending on the available light and your distance from the object, captured images may not appear as bright or centered exactly as viewed through the binoculars.

Inserting Batteries

1.To remove the battery compartment lid (10, Fig. 1b), gently pull to the rear and upward.

2.Insert 2 AAA-size batteries into the compartment, noting correct polarity as illustrated inside the compartment.

Important Note: Download pictures to your PC before removing the batteries. Removing the batteries will erase your images. Also, be sure CaptureView II is off before changing the batteries.

Turn on the Camera

1. Press the Mode button (4, Fig. 1a) to turn on the camera.

Taking Still Pictures/Setting the Resolution Mode

 

1. Turn on the camera.The LCD displays "00;" this is the picture taking

 

mode.

 

2. Before taking a picture, select a picture resolution: Press the Mode

 

button repeatedly until the High Resolution "Hr" icon displays. (The

 

first time you use the camera, the Hr icon displays. Subsequently, the

 

camera, when it is powered-up, displays the last Resolution setting you

 

have chosen.) Press the Shutter button (5, Fig. 1a) if you wish to

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change to the Low Resolution mode (the "Lr" icon will display). After

the desired resolution icon displays, press the Shutter button to select

 

that mode; a beep sounds to confirm the selection. The mode selected

 

displays on the LCD.

Note: If you are in Hr resolution, the self-timer mode will also be in Hr resolution, etc.

3. Sight on a target using the binocular.

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Meade Binocular and Digital Camera III. How To Use Your Camera, Inserting Batteries, Turn on the Camera