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Ricoh CAPLIOG4, CAPLIO G4 WIDE operation manual Removing the AC Adapter

Models: CAPLIOG4 CAPLIO G4 WIDE

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Chapter 1 Section 1 Getting Started

Removing the AC Adapter

Make sure the camera's power is off.

Unplug the power plug from the outlet.

Open the battery/card cover.

The cover slides open in two steps.

First slide the cover toward the face of the camera, then lift it to expose the battery compartment.

Remove the battery.

Close the battery/card cover and slide it back into place.

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Ricoh CAPLIOG4, CAPLIO G4 WIDE operation manual Removing the AC Adapter

Contents

Page Using This Guide Using These ManualsContents Displaying Thumbnail Images How to Use DU-10x Changing Camera SettingsDownloading Images to a Computer AppendicesUsing Your Camera Checking that everything is Packed PC Card Adapter FM-SD53 Rechargeable Battery Set BS-3Caplio G4/G4wide AV Cable Other products soldCamera Names of PartsSymbol Mode Name Function How to Use the Mode DialBattery Type Number of Shots Number of Shots *1 Battery Type FeatureInserting the Batteries Indication of the number of images you can takeUsing the Batteries Inserting the rechargeable battery Using the Rechargeable BatteryRemoving the rechargeable battery Rechargeable Battery Charging Time when using BJ-2Setting up the AC Adapter Using the AC AdapterRemoving the AC Adapter Press the power button Turning the Power On/OffAuto Power-off Power-Save ModeSetting the Date and Time Date Settings Inserting a Memory Card Where images are recordedProtecting your images from being deleted Removing the SD Memory Card Inserting the SD Memory CardPress the card gently and release it Screen Examples when Shooting Pictures How to Use the LCD MonitorSymbol Display Contents Display Contents Refer to Symbol Display Contents Refer to Protect Screen During PlaybackWhen Shooting Switching the Screen DisplayButton Functions Button Shooting Mode Playback Mode Menu displayScreens Setting Option Refer toShooting Menu Movie Mode Shooting Menu Text Mode Symbol Setting Content Refer to Scene Selection Screen Scene ModeSetup Screen Setup Mode Basics of the Shooting Menu/Playback Menu Turn the Mode Dial to 1 Setup Mode Basics of the Setup ScreenSwitch the Mode Dial to another mode Press the #$ buttons to select the desired itemBasic Shooting How to Hold the Camera Color Auto focus lamp Crosshairs How to FocusCheck the Focus and Shoot Half-press Shooting Still ImagesCapture the Moment Shooting Full-press Basic Shooting Portrait Shooting with Scenery-MatchingTiff File Turn the Mode Dial to 4Scene ModeMode Name Flash Macro Shooting Combination of Scene Mode and FunctionMulti-Shot Shooting with Multi-ShotScont S Multi-Shot Mcont M Multi-ShotMaking Multi-Shot Settings CONT. Mode Shooting with S Multi-Shot Shooting with Multi-Shot Shooting with M Multi-ShotRelease your finger from the shutter but- ton Compose your picture, then press the shutter buttonPressing the shutter button again stops recording Shooting MoviesAVI File Wide-angle Zoom Press the shutter button Shooting with the ZoomOptical Zoom Shooting with the Digital ZoomShooting Close-ups Macro Photo WAV file Recording Voice Memos G4wide onlyVoice recording starts Using Special Features for Improved Photography Flash Mode Types Using the FlashSymbol Mode Name Description Wide-Angle WRed-Eye Slow SynchronizedUsing the Self-Timer Shooting a Still Image with Sound Image with Sound Press the #$ buttons to switch between displays as requiredPress the shutter release button to stop recording Press the shutter release button for shootingUsing the ADJ. Button When your subject is whitish When your subject is darkishChanging the Exposure Exposure Comp For BacklightingTurn the Mode Dial to 5Shooting Mode Press the ADJ. Button Using the ADJ. Button ExposureUsing the Shooting Menu Exposure Types of Modes you can Select Using Natural and Artificial LightingWhite balance setting can be adjusted by Using the ADJ. Button White BalanceUsing the ADJ. Button or using the Shooting Menu Press the ! buttons to select a modeWhite Balance is set Using the Shooting Menu White Balance Press the M button Using the ADJ. Button ISO Sensitivity Sensitivity Settings ISO SettingPress the ! buttons to select ISO SET- Ting Using the Shooting Menu ISO Sensitivity Shooting Consecutively with Different White Balance Turn the Mode Dial to 5Shooting Mode Press the M buttonPress the shutter button Choosing Picture Quality Mode/Image Size About Picture Quality ModeAbout Image Size Changing Picture Quality Mode/ Image Size of a Still Image Combining Picture Quality Mode and Image SizePress the ! buttons to select Text Mode Press the O button Changing the Image Size for Shooting in Text ModeChoose Size and press the O button Press the ! buttons to select a size Press the O buttonSelect Movie Size and then press Button Press the O button Changing the Image Size of a MovieManual Focus Shooting Manual Focus Shooting FocusShooting at a Fixed Distance Press the M button Turn the Mode Dial to 5Shooting ModeSelect Focus and then press the O button Changing the Light Metering Photometry Multi No SymbolTo select light metering method, follow the steps below Light Metering Method setting is complete Select Sharpness and then press Changing the Edge Quality of Still ImagesAt purchase, your camera is set to Normal Auto Bracket Shooting Consecutively with Different ExposuresPress the shutter button Setting the Exposure Time Time Exposure Shooting Pictures Automatically at Set Intervals Interval To stop shooting, press the Obutton Inserting the Date into a Still Image Date Imprint Restore Defaults Returning the Shooting Menu Settings to their DefaultsDisplaying the Grid Guide on the LCD Monitor Turn the Mode Dial to 5Shooting Mode Press the Disp buttonGrid Guide appears Press the ! buttons to select the desired density setting Using the ADJ. Button Text DensityChanging Shading for Shooting Text Density Using the Shooting Menu Text Density Playing Back/Deleting Still Images, Movies, and Sounds Press QQuick Review again and the camera is ready to shoot Viewing the Photo You Just TookDisplaying an Enlarged View of the Still Image Displayed Deleting the Displayed Still Image or Movie Viewing Still Images Recorded on an SD Memory Card Viewing a Still Image or MovieViewing Still Images Recorded on Internal Memory Move to the movie you want to see using the #$ buttons Adjusting the Movie Sound VolumePress the ! buttons to adjust the vol- ume Viewing MoviesPlaying Back Sound G4wide only Turn the Mode Dial to 6 Playback ModePlaying Back Sound Playing Back Sound recorded with a Still Image Adjusting the VolumePress the 9 Thumbnail Display button Viewing at a GlanceThumbnail Display Display the still image you want to enlarge Enlarged ViewingDisplay an S Multi-Shot or M Multi-Shot still image Showing Photos in Order Automatically Slide Show Viewing on a Television Deleting One Still Image Deleting Unwanted Still Images/Movies/SoundsPress the $ button to select YES Press the O button Deleting All Frames at OncePress the D Delete button Press the 9Thumbnail Display button Deleting Multiple Frames at OnceAbout Other Functions Protecting the Displayed Still Image Write-protecting Your Images ProtectPress the O button Protecting All Still Images Protecting Multiple Still Images, Movies, or Sounds at Once Press the button to select Copy to Card Press the O button Setting Dpof for the Still Image Displayed Using a Printing Service DpofSetting Dpof for All Still Images Press the button to select Dpof and then press the O button Setting Dpof for Multiple Still ImagesChanging the Image Size Resize Changing Camera Settings Write-protecting your images Getting the SD Memory Card Ready for UseSelect Card Format and then press the O button Select in Format and then press Button Formatting Internal Memory in FormatPress the #$ buttons to select the desired setting Changing Auto Power-Off Settings Auto Power OFFPress the button to select Auto Press the button to select Beep Beep at Recording Beep SoundExtension Changing File Name Settings Sequential noJpeg Files Press the button to select LCD CON Changing Image Confirmation Time LCD ConfirmPress the ! buttons to adjust the brightness Adjusting the Brightness of the LCD MonitorWhen you attain the desired brightness Press Button to select LCDPress the button to select Power Changing Power-Save Mode Settings Power-SavePress #$ to select the desired setting Press the button to select LAN Changing the Display Language LanguageMode Press the button to select Video OUTFor Windows Software and OS Applicability Using the Software ProvidedCaplio Software Optional SoftwareCPU System Requirements for Using the Provided SoftwarePreparing to Download Images to Your Computer For Windows 98/98SE/Me/2000 InstallationStart your computer Insert the CD-ROM in the CD-ROM drive Click FinishSelect Settings and then Control Panel Uninstalling the Software For Windows 98/98SE/Me/2000For Windows XP Click Install Software Select a language and then click OKSelect Control Panel from the Start menu Uninstalling the Software For Windows XPInstalling Acrobat Reader Installing Other SoftwareInstalling DirectX Click Browse CD-ROMDownloading Images to a Computer Connecting the Camera to a Computer Downloading Images to a Computer For Windows 98/98SE/Me/2000/XP Downloading Pictures to Your ComputerRicoh Gate La Window How to Use Ricoh Gate LaDescription Initial Setting How to Use the Optional settingsPreview How to Use the Background Illustration SettingsImages in an SD Memory Card Downloading Images from an SD Memory CardCard Reader Displaying Thumbnail Images How to Use DU-10x DU-10x Window Exiting DU-10x Starting and Exiting DU-10xThumbnail Display Description Name order Switching the Ordering of ImagesType order Date orderExtra-large Medium+GPS Large Changing the Display SizeSmall Viewing Images in a slide show Using one of the steps below, select slide showTo View a slide show Running a slide showHow to Use the slide show Dialog Box Using Auto slide showRenaming an image in Thumbnail View How to Rename an ImageCopying a Reduced Image File How to Copy an Reduced Image FileEnabling Functions Available with Other Models of Caplio How to Enable GPS Linkage or Camera Memo FunctionCameras and Available Options Select Options from the Tool menuFunctions You Can Use Using the Shortcut Menu Using the File Menu Using the KeyboardDeleting Images Select Delete from the menuViewing Image Information Using the File MenuTo display image information, follow one of the steps below Right-click on the image in the Thumbnail Display AreaDisplaying the Viewer Screen Using the Viewer ScreenMenu Bar Tool Bar Saving under a New File NamePrinting an Image Using the Print Setup Dialog BoxTo Print an Image Printing Images Checking the Printing Layout Making printer settingsSelect Print from the File menu Playing back Images Pictures/Movies on Mac OS 8.6 to Mac OS X 10.1.2 to Software and OS Applicability TableSystem Requirements 166 Click Caplio Software Click Install Click Continue Double-click the Installer Caplio Installer iconFor Mac OS 8.6 to Double-click the CD-ROM icon, and open the MacOS9 folderDouble-click the Mounter icon Caplio Mounter.pkg For Mac OS X 10.1.2 toClick the key icon Click Continue Click RestartUninstalling the Software For Mac OS X 10.1.2 to Uninstalling the Software For Mac OS 8.6 toOr drag and drop the installation files into the Trash Downloading Images to a Computer Connecting the Camera to a Computer Downloading Pictures to Your Computer Click on the File menu and select Quit Using the MounterDouble-click the displayed icon For Mac OS Quit Option settingsBackground illustration How to Use Optional Settings Appendices Camera SpecificationsCamera Parts Image Data Record/Replay PartSD Memory Card Recording Capacities Optional AccessoriesTerminals Date Maintain TimeAC Adapter Model AC-4a Using Your Camera AbroadCare and Storage Precautions regarding care of your cameraCare StoragePower Supply TroubleshootingSymptom Cause Measure ShootingMode Playback/Deleting Other ProblemsMeasure First, follow the steps below For Windows For Windows XP 184 Insufficcient MEMORY. CONTINUE? Error MessagesWarranty and Servicing USA FCC Part15 Class B Information to the UserTelephone Support Numbers in Europe Index 24, 25, 26, 29