Quick view | Samsung 420 instruction

Quick view

You can briefly review the last image captured during the pre-set time.

1.Rotate the mode dial to SETUP mode and the [SETUP 1/3] menu will display.

2.Select the [SETUP 3/3] menu by pressing the RIGHT button twice.

3.Select the [QUICK VIEW] menu by pressing the UP/DOWN button.

4.Press the RIGHT button and the cursor will shift to the [QUICK VIEW] sub menu.

5.Select the desired sub menu by pressing the UP/DOWN button.

Quick view sub menu : OFF, 01SEC ~ 03SEC

6.Press the OK button to confirm the setting.

SETUP 3/3

	SOUND	NORMAL
	LCD	NORMAL
	VIDEO OUT	PAL
	QUICK VIEW	01 SEC

CHANGE :

SETUP 3/3

QUICK VIEW

01 SEC

BACK: SET:OK

INFORMATION

The quick view function doesn t apply to the movie clip.

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Samsung 420 manual Quick view function doesn t apply to the movie clip

Contents

Thank you for buying a Samsung Camera English Instructions Contents Before contacting a service center Setting up the play back functionSetting up the application software Setting up the USB Driver for MAC Getting to know your camera About the iconsThank you for buying a Samsung Digital Camera Page Ready Page Special features This digital camera has the following featuresAn FCC warning Viewing images on TV Refer to This digital camera can be used for Recording a movie clip refer to Manufacturers contents Front & Top Identification of featuresBack & Bottom MACRO/ Delete Function button Side Camera status lamp Mode dial Movie clip modeImage size Important information about battery usage Connecting to a Power Source Using the Digimax battery pack Optional SBP-3603 Using the batteriesTo close the battery chamber cover, push it until it clicks Prepare new batteries Attaching the strap Using the AC power adapter 3.3V 2.0A Instructions on how to use the memory card Recorded image size Super fine Fine Normal You can use an SD memory card onlyLarge Photo 1120X840 Medium 544X408 Small Removing the memory card Inserting the memory card Recording LCD monitor indicator ISO Time Starting recording mode Recording a still image Starting recording mode Power switch Used for turning the camera power on / offShutter button Movie Clip mode Still Image modeLCD Button Menu button Recording Macro button Tele Zoom Wide / Tele button Wide Digital zoom Wide Zoom Voice memo / Up button Metering / Down button Flash / left button Flash mode indicator Indicator DefinitionAutomatically Reduction function 100 200 400 ISO AutoWide Tele Rotate the mode dial to the Still IMAGE/ Movie Clip Mode Self-timer / Right buttonPressing the self-timer button, the setting is completed Canceled ISO, White balance, Scene Movie clip mode White balance, Effect You can select the image size you require Size Quality Size Super fine Quality Normal EffectNo effect is added to the image Sepia Subjects continuously ShootingAEB Scene Quality Size Super fine Fine Normal ExposureButton Select the Exposure menu by pressing the UP/DOWN Exposure Changed by variables such as lighting Still Image mode, you can select the ISO valueValue or subject brightness ISO value is, the faster the shutter White balance Scene Playing back a movie clip Starting the play mode Playing back a still image Size Flash OFFDate Shooting information will be displayed on the LCD monitor Menu button Delete button Thumbnail / Enlargement button Press the thumbnail button in the normal display modeEnlargement button Icons are displayed to indicate the type of file selected Left/ Right/ OK button activates the following Left / Right / OK button Voice memo / Up button Play & Pause / Down button Main menu Sub menu Secondary menu ProtectIndex Print Again Slide show Protect LockUnlock Delete all Copy to card Dpof Dpof Standard # of Prints Dpof Standard Index YES Back Setok Setup menu This is used for formatting the memory card Format Format This enables you to name files ResetFile name Time for power off Power off Language You can select 8 languages. Those are listed below Date setup You can change the imprinted dateHour / Minute Imprint Image fileImprint function is applied only to a still image Date type User setSelecting YES Still Image Play Setup Size List of camera functionFine Scene Normal Language English Sound You may adjust the LCD brightnessLCD brightness Selecting LOW PAL Video out Connecting to an external monitor Quick view function doesn t apply to the movie clip Quick view Starting PC mode Downloading stored images Select an image and press the right mouse buttonCut Starting PC mode Important notes Extremes in temperature may cause problems File Error Please check the following Before contacting a service center Flash OFF mode has been Disengage Flash OFF mode Use auto focus modeAdopted the default settings Switch camera on Check the connection cables Connected properly with Exposure is excessive Reset exposure compensationAdapter connection Adapter is not connected Operating system is not Specifications Battery/ AC adapter About the software Software Notes Digimax Viewer About the software Click Installation is complete Setting up the application software Setting up the application software Setting up the application software Click Installation is complete. Click the Finish button Setting up the application software \WINDOWS\INF Win ME/XP 100 Removing the USB Driver for Windows 98SE 101 102 Removable Disk 103 Removing the removable disk 104 Setting up the USB Driver for MAC Using the USB Driver for MAC105 Digimax Viewer 106This software is only compatible with Windows 107 MGI PhotoSuite III SE 108 Save your results to show to othersGet images Organize your photos and other media files into albums 109 GET 110 111 When you obtain images from the digital camera Computer and Album Only 112 Acquiring images from an Album 113 Number of special effects can be applied 114 115 Choose a photo album to view or edit 116 Master Album window will open. Click the OK button 117 Click Computer in Add Photos menu 118 Adding images is complete 119 Saving or sharing images 120To assign a new name or path to the file Mailing images 121 You can print imagesPrinting images 122 FAQ 123 75755, Paris Cedex 15, France Hotline Photo Numérique