Acquiring images from an Album, 109 | Samsung 201 guide

SOFTWARE MANUAL

Acquiring images from an Album.

1.To acquire images, click the large [Get] button on the Welcome screen, or the [Get] button on the Navigation bar. Click [Album] from the list of options displayed on the activity panel.

2. After selecting Album on the [ Choose a photo album], click an image in the album and click [Open].

3.The Welcome screen will change to the next work step, with the selected image displayed.

Refer to page 113 for more information about creating an Album.

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English Use this camera in the following order Instructions An FCC warning Special Features Contents Advanced Software Getting to Know Your Camera About the symbolsThank you for buying a Samsung Digital Camera Keep the manual in a safe place Ready Safety Note Safety Note Do not short circuit, heat or dispose of batteries in fire This Digital Camera can be Used for This Digital Camera can be Used for MANUFACTURER’S Contents Shutter button Mode dial Self-timer lamp Lens Tripod socket Identification of FeaturesFocus lever Card slot Battery chamber Product ExteriorFront / Top / Bottom Function button Product Exterior BackViewfinder Camera status Camera status LED Camera status LED Beep Self-timer lamp Recording mode LCD monitor indicatorDescription Description Icons Quality SD memory card indicator Time Play modeSD memory card indicator Movie clip indicator Date Still Image mode Camera mode definitionMovie Clip mode Setup mode Menu Selecting camera mode and menu LCD monitor menu indicator Play Main menuSub menu 3/4/5/6/7/8/9 SEC Main menu Sub menu 2000/01/01~2099/12/31 Using the batteries Connecting to PowerBattery condition indicator Preparation Preparation Attaching the strap Using the AC power adapter Inserting the SD memory card Label SDSecure Digital memory card Using a new Card for the first time Instructions on how to use the SD memory cardRemoving the SD memory card Memory capacity Maintenance of the SD memory card Memory Full Preserving the SD memory card data Starting Recording Mode Recording ModeRecording a still image File type AVI Recording a Movie clip Advanced Power switch Using the camera button to adjust the cameraShutter button LCD button Image & full information Image & basic information Menu button Macro focus mode Focus switchPortrait focus mode There are 3 kinds of focus options in the Still Image mode Function button Normal focus modeExplanation of the 4-function button Digital zoom SET/ Right buttonNormal image THUMBNAIL/ Left button SELF-TIMER / UP button Default of each mode is listed below Selecting the flash modeFlash / Down button Indicator Definition Flash mode indicatorUsing the red-eye reduction function Operate automatically ISO Using the LCD monitor to adjust the camera Selecting the image size Image Size Selecting the image quality Image Quality 16MB 32MB Jpeg Selecting the white balance White Balance Selecting the exposure value EV Compensation Press the UP / Down button and select Exposure Selecting the movie clip recording time Movie clip recording time Starting the Play Mode Play ModePlaying back a still image Slide show, Protect image Playing back a movie clipNumber of prints Information Image & full information Setting up the play back function by using the camera button Starts / Stops the thumbnail display mode Play mode Makes the menu cursor move upMenu off Makes the menu cursor move down Thumbnail display Normal display mode Normal display Image enlargement Down button UP button Image deletion Setting up the play back function using the LCD monitorDeleting an image All of unprotected images are Delete all Format Images can be displayed continuously at pre-set intervals Slide show Protect # of prints Setting up the number of prints Starting the Setup mode Setup ModeBeep Power OFF Date Imprint Date Type Pressing the UP Down / Left Right Button Date SetupRight button you Can select UP button Increases the number of items Quick View Language Resetting the camera system ResetCamera default settings Default is no Starting the PC mode PC ModeConnecting the camera to a PC Disconnecting the camera and PC Downloading stored images Important Notes Important Notes Protect Please check the following Before Contacting a Service Center Before Contacting a Service Center Storage Guaranteed File Format Still image SpecificationsFlash Range 8m~3.0m Recharging Time Approx sec Auto/ Daylight/ Sunset/ Fluorescent/ Tungsten Power Mac G3 or later AC adapterOptional Dimensions WxHxDSuper fine 10/20, Fine 18/34, Normal 26/50 Super fine 15/29, Fine 28/53, Normal 43/85 Software Notes Software Manual About software Software Information Welcome window will open. Click the Next button Setting up the USB driver for Windows 98SE Setting up DirectX Information Software Manual Removing the USB Driver for Windows Click Task bar Removable Disk Windows 98SE Removing the removable diskWindows 2000/ME/XP Software Using the USB Driver for MAC Setting up the USB Driver for MAC This software is only compatible with Windows Setting up Digimax ViewerClick Digimax Viewer 1.0 on the Autorun frame Select a destination folder and click Next Copy Digimax ViewerCopied file. Click the right mouse Pasted Choose Setup Language window will open. Select language Setting up MGI PhotoSuite lll SE100 Click the MGI PhotoSuite lll SE menu on the autorun frame 101 InstallOptions Custom 102 103 MGI PhotoSuite III SE An introduction to the Welcome screen MGI PhotoSuite III SE functions104 Home Introduction to navigation bar BackHelp Get GET Using MGI PhotoSuite lll SETo obtain images from the computer 106 107 When you obtain images from the digital camera Computer and Album Only 108 109 Acquiring images from an Album Prepare Menu of Compose steps Compose111 Menu of Organize steps Organize112 Choose a photo album to view or edit 113 Creating an Album 114 Add images to the albumClick Computer in Add Photos menu Adding images is complete 115 Menu of Share step Share116 Menu for the Print step Print117 You can print images About USB FAQ118 119 6806-1400