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First of all, see “Troubleshooting” (GP.212) in this manual. If the issues still persist, please contact a Ricoh office.

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Samsung CX1 manual If a problem arises, Ricoh International B.V. Epmmc

Contents

Advanced Operations Basic Operations Plug the devices into separate electrical outlets Preface Sample Warnings Safety PrecautionsPage Page Following two manuals are included with your CX1 Using the Manuals Camera shake correction function reduces blurring P.117 Key Features Multi-pattern auto white balance P.122 High-resolution picture display Contents ADJ. Button Functions Using the Fn Function ButtonShooting Mode Types Advanced Operations 134 Playback FunctionsPlayback Menu 127 160 Setup Menu Appendices Direct PrintingDownloading Images to Your Computer Basic Operations AV Cable Rechargeable Battery Battery Charger USB Cable Mini B cableHandstrap Section Warranty Packing List This booklet CD-ROM GP.197 Optional Accessories Front View Names of PartsCamera Page Mode Dial Symbols and Descriptions How to Use the Mode Dial 8 9 Picture Display If you are using First time, read this section Example of Picture Display During Playback Battery Level Indication Turn the power on and get ready to shoot About the Battery About Formatting About the SD Memory Card available in stores Write-protecting your images Plug the power cable into an outlet Charging the Rechargeable Battery Loading the Rechargeable Battery and SD Memory Card Removing the SD Memory Card Insert the rechargeable BatteryClose the battery/card cover and slide it back into place Removing the Rechargeable Battery To turn the power off Turning the Power On/OffPress the Power button To turn the power on About Auto Power Off Turn the power on for the first time after purchase Setting the Language Check the display and then press the ADJ./OK button Setting the Date and Time Now you are ready Holding the Camera Preventing Camera Shake Shooting with Auto Shooting Mode Gently press the shutter release button all the way About Focusing Shooting with Easy Shooting Mode Using the Zoom Function Using the Digital Zoom Press the ADJ./OK button toward N Macro Shooting Close-Ups Macro ShootingPage Flash Range Using the FlashPress the ADJ./OK Button ! to select the flash mode Press the ADJ./OK button toward F flashPage Press the shutter release button Using the Self-TimerPress the ADJ./OK button ! to select a mode Press the 6 Playback button Viewing Your Images Checking the image in shooting mode Turn the zoom lever toward Again Thumbnail ViewTurn the zoom lever toward Thumbnail View Page If Picture Quality/Size is N20483M or larger Enlarging Images #$ at this point moves Area displayed Press the ADJ./OK button ! to select Delete One Press the D Delete buttonDeleting a File For the first time, read this section Specifying Multiple Files SeparatelyRepeat to select all the files you want to delete If you If you make a mistake when Specifying a Range of Multiple Files Deleting All Files Changing the Display with DISP. Button White Saturation Highlights Display During Playback Mode About the Electronic Level With Level Setting set to DisplayWith Level Setting set to Display+Sound With Level Setting set to Sound Level indicator display About the Histogram Display Advanced Operations Shooting mode, press the ADJ./OK button ADJ. Button FunctionsAssigning Functions from the Shooting Menu ADJ. Button Functions Press the ADJ./OK button #$ to select the desired item Gently press the shutter release button all the way Shifting the AE and AF TargetsHalf-press the shutter release button ADJ. Button Functions Using the Fn Function Button Using the Fn Function Button With the camera ready to shoot, press the Fn button Backlight Compensation Function Easy Shooting Mode Function Button Press the ADJ./OK button Set Set Fn Button to Macro Target on the setup menuShifting the AF Target for Macro Shooting Locking the Exposure AF/M-trgt AF Set Set Fn Button to AF/M-trgt AF on the setup menu AF/MF Set Set Fn Button to AF/MF on the setup menu AF/Snap Set Set Fn Button to AF/Snap on the setup menu Switching Between On and Off for Various Functions Scene Modes Scene Mode SceneShooting Mode Types Shooting Mode Types Turn the mode dial to Scene Press the shutter release button to shoot the picture Press the Menu button Using Face Recognition Mode Using Skew Correction Mode Shooting in Zoom Macro Mode Changing the Text Density Turn the mode dial to Scene Press the Menu button Press the shutter release button My Settings Mode MY1/MY2Turn the mode dial to MY1 or MY2 Dynamic Range Double Shot Mode Q Dynamic Range Expansion Effect Turn the mode dial to Q Display the shooting menu Select Plus Normal Shooting Dynamic Range Expansion Plus Normal ShootingPress the ADJ./OK button to Turn the mode dial to R Press the Menu button Continuous Mode RNormal Continuous Mode Plus Release your finger from the shutter release button Press the ADJ./OK button ! to select either of the following Speed Types Shooting Movies Movie Mode Turn the mode dial to Press the Menu button Setting the Frame Rate 1519 min Shooting Menu About the Shooting MenuShooting Menu Available Settings for Each Shooting Mode When Mode Dial is Set to Scene Press the ADJ./OK button $ Using the MenuPress the Menu button in shooting mode Press the ADJ./OK button ! to select the setting Still Images Picture Quality Mode/Image Size Setting appears on the screen Still Images Movies Focusing Modes Focusing Modes Multi-Target AF 100 Press the shutter release button all the way down 101Manual Focus MF Compose your picture Half-press the shutter release button Press and hold the ADJ./OK button as required Adjust the zoom position with the zoom lever as requiredPress the ADJ./OK button ! to adjust the focus 102 Exposure Metering Modes Exposure Metering Modes103 Picture Quality Modes Picture Quality and Color 105 Custom Settings 106 Flash Exposure Compensation Auto Bracketing Bracket Shooting107 White Balance Bracketing 108 Color Bracketing 109 110 111 112 Long Time Exposure 113 Shooting Several Pictures with the Custom Self-Timer 114 Fixing the Minimum Aperture 115 116 117 Camera Shake Correction 118 Limiting the Shutter Speed 119 Imprinting the Date on Images 120 When your subject is whitishWhen your subject is darkish Exposure Compensation 121 White Balance Modes White Balance122 123 Manual Settings 124 ISO Sensitivity 125 126 Restoring the Shooting Menu Settings to their Defaults Press the 6 Playback button Playing Back Movies127 Playback Functions Thumbnail view Playing Back MP Files128 Functions 129Single frame view Slide Show Playback Functions 130Exporting MP Files To select Yes and then 131Press the button !#$ to select the frame and then 132 133 Playback Menu About the Playback Menu134 Playback Menu Press the ADJ./OK button ! to select the desired item 135 136 Setting/Canceling One File at a Time 137 Setting/Canceling Multiple Files at One TimeRepeat to select all the files you want to set or cancel Press the Fn button as required 138 139 Resizing Images 140 Trimming Images 141 Correcting Images Automatically Correcting the Image Brightness and Contrast142 Press the Menu button to Switch between points on Histogram143 Correcting Images Manually Sample correction methods 144 Press the button !#$ to Correcting the White Balance145 146 147 Correcting Skewed Images 148 Press the ADJ./OK button Playback Menu Preventing the Deletion of Files149 Repeat to select all the files 150 151 152 Displaying Slide Shows 153 154 Using a Printing Service DpofSetting/Canceling Dpof for a File Press the 6 Playback button Press the Menu button Setting/Canceling Dpof for All FilesSetting Dpof for Multiple Files 155 156 157 Restoring Deleted Files 158 Viewing on a Television 159 Setup Menu 160 About the Setup MenuSetup Menu Press the ADJ./OK button # 161 162 Press the Menu button or the ADJ./OK button 163 164 Press the Menu button or the ADJ./OK button Setup Menu 165 Adjusting the Picture Display BrightnessDisplay the setup menu Press the button ! to adjust the brightness 166 Registering My Settings 167 Settings Saved in Reg. My Settings 168 Fixing the Focal Length of the Zoom 169 Fn Function Button Settings Scene 170 171 ADJ. Button Settings 172 173 ISO Auto-High Settings 174 AF Auxiliary Light 175 Operation Sound Settings 176 Adjusting/Muting the Operation Sound Volume 177 LCD Image Confirmation Time 178 Auto Power Off 179 LCD Auto Dimmer Mode Zoom Magnification and Recorded Image Size Available SettingsAuto Resize Zoom 180 181 182 Level Confirmation 183 Shooting Information Display Frame 184 Minimum Shooting Distance Display 185 Automatic Rotation of Playback Images 186 187 File Name Settings 188 Date and Time Settings 189 Language Settings 190 TV Playback Method Direct Printing About the Direct Print Function191 Direct Printing 192 Connecting the Camera to a Printer Check that the printer is ready to print Printing Still Images193 Printing One or All Still Images Repeat Steps 7 and 8 to change other settings as Required Printing Several Still Images 195 196 Downloading Images to Your Computer For Windows197 Downloading Images to Your Computer 198 System Requirements for Using the Supplied 199 CD-ROM SetupWhen Installing the software Is Clicked 200 Click Next Click Installing the software201 Confirm the language, and then click OK Click Unblock for DL-10 202Confirm the destination location and then click Next Click Finish Acrobat Reader 203 204 Uninstalling the SoftwareClick Browse CD-ROM Content Install Acrobat Reader by following the messages displayed Restart your computer Downloading Images Using DL-10205 DL-10 starts and image transfer begins automatically Downloading Images Without Using DL-10206 From the displayed drive Copy a file to the desired location 207 Downloading Images from an SD Memory Card 208 209 Disconnecting the Camera from Your Computer Downloading Images to Your Computer For Macintosh210 211 Appendices TroubleshootingError Messages 212 213 Camera TroubleshootingPower Supply Appendices Shooting 214 215 216 Playback/Deleting 217 218 Other Problems If you clicked the Keep Blocking button Software and Computer TroubleshootingWhen this warning message is displayed 219 220 221 Specifications NTSC, PAL 222 Number of Images That Can Be Stored 223 224 225 226 227 Using Your Camera Abroad 228 Conditions in which condensation may easily occur 229 Care Precautions regarding care of your cameraCare and Storage 230 231 Warranty and Servicing USA FCC Part15 Class B 232Remarque Concernant les Utilisateurs au Canada Index Irodio Photo & Video Studio 235 Telephone Support Numbers in Europe Ricoh International B.V. 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