Pixel Mapping screen appears, 203 | Pentax RZ10, 16841, 16826, 16811

Correcting Defective Pixels in the CCD Sensor (Pixel Mapping)

Pixel Mapping is a function for mapping out and correcting defective pixels in the CCD sensor. Run the Pixel Mapping function if image dots always seem to be defective in the same place.

1 Press the 3 button in A mode, and press the four- way controller (5).

The [W Setting] menu appears.

[Pixel Mapping] cannot be selected when the 3 button is pressed in Q mode.

2 Use the four-way controller (23) to select [Pixel

3	Mapping].

	Press the four-way controller (5).	Setting	3/3
	The [Pixel Mapping] screen appears.	Delete All
	The [Pixel Mapping] screen appears.	Delete All
		Pixel Mapping
		Format



		MENU Exit

4 Use the four-way controller (23) to select [Pixel Mapping].

Pixel Mapping

Checks the image sensor

and corrects defective

pixels

Pixel Mapping

Cancel

OK OK

7 Settings

5 Press the 4 button.

Defective pixels are mapped and corrected.

When the battery level is low, [Not enough battery power remaining to activate Pixel Mapping] is displayed on the monitor. Use the AC adapter kit K-AC92 (optional) or load a fully charged battery.

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16826, 16811, RZ10, 16861, 16841 specifications

Pentax, a renowned name in the world of photography, has continually pushed the boundaries of innovation and quality. Among its noteworthy models are the Pentax 16841, 16861, RZ10, 16811, and 16826, each designed to cater to different photographic needs and preferences.

The Pentax 16841 is celebrated for its compact design and user-friendly interface, making it an excellent choice for amateur photographers. With a 16-megapixel sensor, it delivers impressive image quality that captures fine details and vibrant colors. The camera incorporates advanced image processing technologies, such as Shake Reduction and high ISO performance, allowing for stunning results even in low-light conditions. Its lightweight construction makes it easy to carry, and the intuitive controls ensure a hassle-free shooting experience.

The Pentax 16861 shares many features with the 16841 but adds enhancements suitable for more serious enthusiasts. This model boasts a larger sensor and an upgraded autofocus system, enabling faster and more accurate focusing. The 16861 also supports Full HD video recording, making it a versatile choice for those who wish to combine still photography with videography. Its robust build quality and weather-sealed body make it incredibly durable, suitable for outdoor shoots in various environmental conditions.

The Pentax RZ10 stands out with its stylish design and advanced zoom capabilities. Equipped with a powerful 10x optical zoom lens, this compact camera allows users to capture distant subjects without compromising image quality. The RZ10 features a 14-megapixel sensor and enhanced shooting modes, including HDR and panorama, which elevate the creative possibilities for photographers. Additionally, it includes a bright LCD screen for easy composing and reviewing of shots.

The Pentax 16811 is tailored for those who prioritize adaptability. With interchangeable lens compatibility and advanced manual controls, it appeals to photographers seeking creative freedom. Its image stabilization technology helps to minimize blur from handshakes, ensuring sharp images every time. The camera's connectivity options, including Wi-Fi support, facilitate easy sharing and remote shooting via smartphones.

Lastly, the Pentax 16826 is engineered for rugged use, designed specifically for outdoor enthusiasts. It features a durable, weather-resistant body that can withstand harsh conditions, from heavy rain to extreme temperatures. With a 12-megapixel sensor offering excellent image quality, coupled with versatile shooting modes and high-speed burst shooting capabilities, it is an ideal companion for adventure photography.

In summary, Pentax's 16841, 16861, RZ10, 16811, and 16826 represent a diverse lineup of cameras that cater to varying user needs, from casual shooting to serious photography. Each model encompasses unique features and technologies, ensuring that users can find the perfect fit for their creative endeavors.

Contents

ENG Regarding trademarks Regarding copyrightsRegarding Product Registration To users of this camera Using Your Camera Safely About the Camera About the Battery Charger and the AC AdapterPage About the Battery About the Battery and Charger Before Using Your CameraPrecautions on Carrying and Using Your Camera Care to be Taken During Handling Other Precautions Cleaning Your CameraStoring Your Camera Contents Taking Still Pictures Taking Pictures101 Editing and Printing Images Playing Back and Deleting Images Connecting to a Computer SettingsRecording and Playing Back Sound Appendix 223 Mode 2or 4or 5or 3or Composition of the Operating Manual SettingsAppendix Easy-to-Navigate Capture and Playback Functions Camera Features Add Various Frames to Your Pictures Perfect for Portrait ShotsDisplay Images and Sound Files in Calendar Format  For decorating your pictures with a frame Advanced Movie Recording Functions Checking the Contents of the Package Front Names of Parts Back Names of Operating Parts Monitor Indications Display in a ModeNormal Display No Info Digital Zoom/Intelligent Zoom Page Page Histogram + Info Display in Q Mode B5 1/250 B6 F3.5 Normal Display/Histogram + Info Display in Playback Mode100-0038 Setting the Exposure EV Compensation 1p.108 Using the HistogramGuide Indications Understanding Contrast Understanding BrightnessDark image Correct image Bright image Memo Getting Started Attaching the Strap Charging the Battery Powering the Camera Open the battery/card cover Installing the BatteryBattery Battery lock lever Removing the Battery Close the battery/card cover At 23C with the display on and the battery fully charged Battery Level Indicator Extract the DC coupler cord Using the AC AdapterAC plug cord Started AC adapter DC coupler DC terminal Confirm the DC coupler is locked in place GettingStarted Backing Up Data Installing the SD Memory Card To Remove the SD Memory Card Push the card into the SD Memory Card socket to eject itSD Memory Card socket Pull the card out Precautions When Using an SD Memory Card Selecting the Number of Recorded Pixels 1p.106 Number of Images Recordable on an SD Memory Card Press the power switch again Press the power switchTurning the Camera On and Off Checking the SD Memory Card Press the power switch while holding down the Q button Starting-up in the Playback Mode Setting the Display Language Initial SettingsFour-way controller 4 button Button Started Press the 4 buttonDaylight saving time  When the Screen After Appears in the Wrong Language  When the Wrong Language Has Been Inadvertently SelectedPress the 3 button Use the four-way controller 45 to choose a city Press the four-way controllerTo Set Hometown and DST Use the four-way controller Setting the Date and TimeTo choose the date format To select 24h 24-hour display or Use the four-way controller 23 to change the month Press the four-way controller 3 to select Settings completeFrame moves to the month GettingStarted Memo Common Operations Mode Understanding the Button Functions Four-way controller Displays the a Rec. Mode menu p.57W button Green button Switches to a mode p.56 Green/i button Press the Q button Switching Between a Mode and Q ModePress the Q button or the shutter release button halfway Operating the Menus Setting the Camera Functions Camera OperationsReturns to Q Mode Use the four-way controller 23 to change the setting Press the 3 button in a modeEx. To set the Focusing Area on the a Rec. Mode menu Press the four-way controller 3 twice To Save the Setting and Start Playback of Images To Save the Setting and Start Taking PicturesTo Cancel the Changes and Continue with Menu Operations Press the shutter release button halfway Menu List Rec. Mode Menu Operations  a Rec. Mode Menu  a Rec. Mode MenuSetting Menu  W Setting Menu Memo Taking Pictures Taking Still Pictures Shutter release Button Zoom lever Power switchTaking Pictures Confirm the subject and shooting Information on the display Press the shutter release button fully Poor focusing conditions Using the Shutter Release ButtonPress halfway Press fully Press the four-way controller 3 in a mode Setting the Shooting ModeUse the four-way controller 2345 to choose a shooting mode Instant Review and Blink Detection Sky and foliage Panoramic photograph To Switch the Face Detection Function Using the Face Detection FunctionFace detection frame When the multiple faces Are detected Main frame White frame Face Detection On Smile Capture Taking Pictures Automatically Auto Picture Mode Taking Pictures in the Custom Settings Program Mode Set the functions you want to change Taking Pictures in the Basic Mode Green ModePicture is taken Camera switches to 9 mode Press the Green button in a ModeShutter release Button Green button Turn the zoom lever in a mode Using the ZoomZoom lever Four-way controller Button Recorded pixels and the maximum zoom ratio Zoom Use the four-way controller Use the four-way controller 23 to select DigitalTo select O or P To Set the Digital Zoom Pixels is fixed at f2592×1944 Use the four-way controller 2345 to select cor d Taking Pictures of People Portrait/Natural Skin Tone ModeShutter release Button Four-way controller On the subject at the correct distance Taking Pictures of Children Kids Mode Press the Ibutton on the capture status screen in ePet mode Taking Pictures of Your Pet Pet ModeTo Register the Pet Pet registration screen appears Pet registration screen Press the I button againRegistry confirmation Screen Capture status screen To Switch the Pet You Want to Shoot Status screen in ePet modePress the Ibutton on the capture To Delete the Pet from the Entry Sport Taking Pictures Indoors Party Mode C mode selection screen appears Taking Pictures of Text Text ModeUse the four-way controller 23 to select c, d, c or d Shutter release Button Zoom lever Four-way controller Framing Your Pictures Frame Composite Mode9-frame display of the frame selection screen appears Turn the zoom lever to the right y Press the four-way controller 2 in a mode Using the Self-timerDrive Mode screen appears Optional Frames Longer the interval between shots Camera is ready to take a series of pictures Using the Digital Wide Function Digital Wide Mode OK Exit Take the second image To Cancel after Taking the First ShotConfirmation dialog appears Screen for taking the first frame is Taking Panoramic Pictures Digital Panorama Mode Take the third frame Take the second framePictures If you select right 5 in Step 100 To Cancel after Taking the First or Second Frame Selecting the Flash Mode Setting the Shooting Functions101 Setting is saved and the camera returns to capture status Press the four-way controller 4 in a modeAbout the red-eye phenomenon 102 Press the four-way controller 5 in a mode Selecting the Focus Mode103 Focus Mode screen appears Use the four-way controller 23 to adjust the focus\ indicator To Set the Focus Manually Manual Focus To change the focusing area Use the four-way controller 23 to select FocusingSetting To Set the Focusing Area Selecting the Number of Recorded Pixels Default setting is g106 Pixels Press the four-way controller Use the four-way controller 23 to select RecordedTo change the number of recorded Pixels Use the four-way controller 23 to select EV Compensation Setting the Exposure EV CompensationTo select the EV value 108 Correcting the Brightness D-Range Setting Press the 3 button twice Adjusting the White BalanceDisplay 110 Press the 4 button. The setting is saved To change the settingWhite Balance screen appears 111 Setting is saved and the a Rec. Mode menu reappears Setting the AE MeteringTo Set the White Balance Manually 112 Pull-down menu appears Setting is saved113 Press the 3 button in a mode. The a Rec. Mode menu appears Setting the SensitivityUse the four-way controller 23 to change the sensitivity 114 Use the four-way controller 23 to select Blink Setting the Blink Detection FunctionDetection Use the four-way controller 115 Use the four-way controller 23 to select Shake Setting the Shake Reduction FunctionReduction Press the four-way controller To choose the Shake Reduction Use the four-way controller 23 to select Instant Review Setting the Instant Review117 Use the four-way controller 45 to select O or P Setting the Image Sharpness SharpnessInstant Review is displayed Instant Review is not displayed Soft Normal Sharp Setting the Image Contrast Contrast Setting the Color Saturation SaturationUse the four-way controller 45 to change the contrast level Low Normal High Use the four-way controller 23 to select Date Setting the Date Imprint FunctionImprint Press the four-way controller To select the Date Imprint details 121 Setting the Green Button 122 Mode other than C first to select Green Button To Use Fn Setting Press the 9 button in a modeUse the four-way controller To select a function to Change Setting is saved and the camera returns to capture status Use the four-way controller 23 or 45 to change the setting124 Recording Movies Camera enters the C mode and returns to capture statusRecording a Movie To select C Movie 126 Keeping the Shutter Release Button Pressed Movie screen appears Selecting the Recorded Pixels and Frame Rate for Movies127 128 Setting the Movie SR Movie Shake Reduction Function 129 Saving the Settings Memory Memory screen appears Use the four-way controller 23 to choose an item130 Playing Back and Deleting Images Playing Back Still Pictures Playing Back ImagesPress the Q button after taking a picture Images To Play Back the Previous or Next Image Deleting Images Playing Back a MovieAvailable operations during playback Available operations while playback is paused Q mode, turn the zoom lever to the left f Multi-Image DisplayFour-Image Display/Nine-Image Display Back and Deleting Images Folder Display/Calendar Display Q mode, turn the zoom lever to the left f three timesFolder display 135 Press the four-way controller 3 in Q mode Using the Playback FunctionsUse the four-way controller 2345 to choose a playback mode Calendar display Palette and goes to a mode Closes the Playback ModePress halfway 137 138 Deleting Images Playback Mode Palette To select u Slideshow SlideshowTo select Start Press any button other than the 4 button Use the four-way controller 23 to select Screen Effect Use the four-way controller To select Interval in on 139Use the four-way controller 23 to select Sound Effect Deleting Images To Set the Slideshow Conditions Button Four-way controller 4 button Rotating the ImageImage appears on the display 141 Rotated image is saved To select s Image Rotation142 Q mode, use the four-way controller 45 to Zoom PlaybackChoose the image you want to magnify Turn the zoom lever to the right Zoom lever Button Detected when the image was takenImage is magnified around the face first 144 145 Available operations during the Face close-up playback mode Deleting a Single Image Deleting Images and Sound FilesUse the four-way controller To select Delete Image or sound file is deleted 147 Q mode, turn the zoom lever to the left f once or twice Deleting Selected Images and Sound FilesFour-image display or nine-image display appears Appears on the images and sound files Selected images and sound files are deleted Appears on the selected images Sound files149 Deleting All Images and Sound Files Press the 3 button in Q modeMode, press the four-way 150 Use the four-way controller 23 to select Single Image/Sound Protecting Images and Sound Files from Deletion ProtectPlaying Back All the images and sound files are deleted Select All Images/Sounds in Step On p.151 Use the four-way controller To select ProtectTo Protect All Images and Sound Files 152 153 Turn the AV device on Connecting the Camera to AV EquipmentTerminal Yellow White 154 155 Turn the camera on 156 About printing Editing and Printing Images Changing the Image Size Resize Editing ImagesTo select nResize Printing Images To select oCropping Cropping ImagesResized image is saved 159 Choose the cropping area Processing Images to Make Faces Look SmallerChoose the image you want to edit 160 Approx % Green frame indicates the face that is to be processed161 162 Using the Digital Filters Images Use the four-way controller 2345 to select PDigital FilterSubsequent steps vary depending on your selection 163 To choose the color Use the four-way controller 23 to choose a filterTo Select a B&W, Sepia or Soft Filter To Select a Retro, Color, Extract Color, Color Emphasis or To Select a Toy Camera, High Contrast or Brightness Filter To adjust the effect165 166 Compensating for an Unwanted Red-eye Effect Processed image is saved Adding a Frame Frame Composite167 168 Use the four-way controller 2345 to select NFrame Composite 169 Printing Images Optional Frames Remove the SD Memory Card from the cameraTo Copy Frames 170 Use the four-way controller 2345 to select Movie Edit Editing MoviesTo Use a New Frame 171 To choose the frame you Screen Press the 4 buttonWant to save Select Divide Movies on the movie edit selection Use the four-way controller 23 to select Divide Copying Images and Sound Files173 Use the four-way controller 23 to select Press the 4 button Use the four-way controller 23 to selectTo select the image/sound file you Want to copy 174 175 Dpof setting method selection screen appears Setting the Printing Service DpofPrinting a Single Image Use the four-way controller 2345 to select rDPOF Use the four-way controller 23 to select Single Image Press the Green button to switch Or P for Date settingUse the four-way controller 45 to select an image To choose the number of copies Printing All Images Message Applies Dpof settings to all images appearsSelect All Images in on p.177 Press the 4 button 178 Recording and Playing Back Sound Recording Sound Voice Recording Setting the Voice Recording FunctionBack Sound 180 Recording Sound Press the Green button ModePress the shutter release button Fully. REC Playback starts Total file recording time Playback time Playing Back Sound182 183 Recording a Voice Memo Adding a Voice Memo to ImagesUse the four-way controller 2345 to select \Voice Memo 184 Appears on images with voice memos in single-image display Playing Back a Voice MemoPlayback stops To Delete the Sound from an Image 1p.147 185 186 Settings Formatting an SD Memory Card Camera SettingsUse the four-way controller 23 to select Format Format screen appears Change Playback Volume in the same way as in Steps 4 Changing the Sound SettingsTo Change the Operation Volume/Playback Volume Use the four-way controller 23 to select Sound Use the four-way controller 23 to select the sound type Changing the Date and TimeTo Change the Sound Type 190 191 Use the four-way controller 23 to choose the date format 192 Change the time in the same way as in Steps 8 to Use the four-way controller 23 to select X Destination Setting the World TimeTo Set the Destination World Time screen appears Use the four-way controller 45 to select O On or P Off Use the four-way controller 23 to select Select TimeTo Display the Time of the Destination Select Time 194 Changing the Display Language Are displayed in a modeUse the four-way controller 23 to select X or W Use the four-way controller 23 to select Language Menus and messages are displayed in the selected language Changing the Naming System of the FolderTaken with the folder 196 Use the four-way controller 23 to select Folder Name Changing the Video Output FormatUse the four-way controller 23 to select Pentx or Date 197 Use the four-way controller 23 to select Eye-Fi Setting the Eye-Fi Communication198 Dark Normal Bright Adjusting the Brightness of the Display199 Choose from 2min., 1min., 30sec., 15sec., 5sec. or Off Using the Power Saving Function200 Use the four-way controller 23 to select Auto Power Setting the Auto Power Off FunctionOff Press the four-way controller To select the time until the camera Q mode, press the four-way controller Changing the Start-up ScreenTo select Start-up Screen Image selection screen appears Use the four-way controller 23 to select Pixel Mapping Correcting Defective Pixels in the CCD Sensor Pixel MappingPixel Mapping screen appears 203 Use the four-way controller 23 to select Reset Resetting to Default Settings ResetReset screen appears 204 Connecting to a Computer Provided Software Setting Up Your ComputerSystem Requirements 206 Macintosh WindowsComputer 207 If the installation screen appears, go to Step Installing the SoftwareInstallation screen appears 208 Select the file format to use and click Next Installation is complete Reboot your computerClick Finish Click MediaImpression 2.0 for Click Close Click Exit on the installation screenProduct Registration on the Internet 210 Turn your camera on Press the 3 button in Q mode Setting the USB Connection ModeUse the four-way controller 23 to select MSC 211 PTP Picture Transfer Protocol MSC Mass Storage Class and PTP Picture Transfer Protocol212 Connecting the Camera and the Computer Connecting to Your ComputerConnect your camera to the computer using the USB cable Turn your camera on Transferring Images When the AutoPlay screen does not appearClick Import Import screen appears. For subsequent steps, go to on p.215 Select an image to import Click Import media files to local disk215 216 Select USB Mass Storage Device and click Stop Disconnecting the Camera from Your ComputerSafely Remove Hardware screen appears Stop a Hardware device screen Appears Select USB Mass Storage Device and click OK Starting MediaImpression 2.0 for PentaxDrag no Name on the desktop to the trash Disconnect the USB cable from your Macintosh and the camera Select and double-click an image you wish to view Click All MediaMedia Browser screen appears Images are displayed Click the desired topic Details on How to Use MediaImpression 2.0 forHelp screen appears in the web browser Explanation is displayed 221 Transferring Images Using an Eye-Fi Card 222 Appendix Can be set × Cannot be set Functions Available for Each Shooting Mode224 C Q 225 226 Messages Data being processed 227 Problem Cause Remedy Troubleshooting228 229 Last Memory Setting Default SettingsReset Setting  a Rec. Mode Menu Items 231 232  W Setting Menu Items 233  Playback Mode Palette Items 234  Key Operation 235 List of World Time Cities AC adapter kit K-AC92 Optional AccessoriesST81 Waterproof strap  Camera case CC81 Genuine leather strap 237 Main Specifications 238 Shooting Modes 239 Digital Filters 240 241 Procedure During 12-month Warranty Period 242 For customers in Canada For customers in USAPour les utilisateurs au Canada 243 244 Class B Personal Computers and Peripherals 245 Memo 247 Index 248 Guide indications 249 250 Memo Memo Memo Hoya Corporation

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Models: 16826 16811 RZ10 16861 16841

Correcting Defective Pixels in the CCD Sensor (Pixel Mapping)

Press the four-way controller (5).

The [Pixel Mapping] screen appears.

4 Use the four-way controller (23) to select [Pixel Mapping].

5 Press the 4 button.

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