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Samsung ER-GX1LZBBA/US, ER-GX1LZBBA/FR AA alkaline batteries, Checking the cameras functionality

Models: ER-GX1LZBAB ER-GX1LZBBA/GB ER-GX1LZBBA/NL ER-GX1LZBBA/FR ER-GX1LZBBA/US ER-GX1LZBAA ER-GX1LZBBA/E1

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Connecting to a Power Source

3. Press down on the batteries with the battery cover ( ) and slide it as shown in the illustration ( ) to close.

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INFORMATION

Check the battery orientation if the camera does not operate properly after replacing the batteries.

Batteries

You can use four kinds of batteries with your camera. Battery performance differs by type. Please choose the type that best suits your purpose.

	CR-V3	The CR-V3 is a long-life battery and is convenient when traveling.

	AA Ni-MH
	rechargeable	These are rechargeable and are economical.
	batteries

	AA lithium batteries	Recommended in cold climates.

		Provided with the camera. These are easily obtainable when your usual
	AA alkaline batteries	batteries run out but they may not support all the camera functions under
	AA alkaline batteries	certain conditions. We do not recommend their use except in emergencies

		and checking the camera's functionality.

INFORMATION

Oxyride batteries and rechargeable CR-V3 batteries may cause malfunctions due to their voltage characteristics so their use is not recommended.

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Samsung ER-GX1LZBBA/US, ER-GX1LZBBA/FR, ER-GX1LZBBA/E1 manual AA alkaline batteries, Checking the cameras functionality

Contents

Page For Safe Use of Your Camera Page Precautions for Battery Usage Contents Contents Function Reference Software information Composition of the Operating Manual Explains software installation and how to use the programThis operating manual contains the following chapters Explains the functions of GX-1L by buttons and menus Before Using Your Camera Sizes for 35 mm film and CCD Mm film 36x24 mm GX-1L Camera Characteristics Checking the Contents of the Package Names of Working Parts Button LCD panel Diopter adjustment lever Card cover Button Mode dial Strap lugCard access lamp Viewfinder Information Explanation of Set Mode Dial AF mode p.118 Color space p.117To view explanation of set mode dial Mode Flash mode p.49 Mode Names of Working Parts Names of Working Parts Number of recordable images/ EV compensation Built-in flash is ready Spot metering Remote control shooting Pb=PictBridgeAuto bracketing p.144 Getting Started Attaching the Strap Connecting to a Power Source Checking the cameras functionality AA alkaline batteries CR-V3 50% use 100% use Connecting to a Power Source Using the memory card Precautions When Using the SD Memory Card 3008x2008 3008x2000 Recorded Pixels Best Better2400x1600 1536x1024 Turning the Camera On and Off Language Default setting is English Initial SettingsPress the button When an Incorrect Language is Set Frame moves to 24h Frame moves to mm/dd/yyDisplay or 12h 12-hour display Frame returns to Date Style Press the four-way controller . The frame moves to the month Only D-XENON lens can be used with this camera Attaching the Lens Attaching the Lens Adjusting the Viewfinder Diopter Memo Basic Operations Basic Shooting Operation Basic Shooting Operation Press the shutter release button fully. The picture is taken Delete Basic Shooting Operation Flash OFF Select Portrait Landscape MacroMoving Object modes Portrait Trees and the sky, and produces a bright image Mountains How to Select a Shooting Scene Set the mode dial to Scene Pet For capturing moving pets Using the Zoom Lens Does not discharge when retracted Using the Built-in FlashCompatibility of built-in flash and lens Manual discharge Selecting Flash Mode Using the Built-in Flash Without Daylight-Sync Other Shooting Modes Drive Mode Single frame shooting Information OK Auto Drive Mode Self-Timer 12 secs Turn the camera off after shooting OK Auto Drive Mode Remote Control Unit Removing the Eyecup Button and the four-way controller to select Press the button after taking a picture Playing Back Still Pictures Next image appears Rotating Images Select an image Display area Turn the e-dial to the right toward ? appears for an image that cannot be displayed Select an image to be displayed first Start Connecting the Camera to AV Equipment Slim Processing Images with FiltersTwo times the original size To select a filter To select an imageSelected Deleting a Single Image You can delete one image at a time Deleting Images Use the four-way controller to select Delete All Deleting All Images You can delete all saved images at once Select&Delete Button Image is selected Appears Press Protecting Images Protect all images Press Button Fn menu appears Setting the Printing Service DpofOn or Will be displayed To choose whether to insert Fn Exit 100 0046 Setting the Printing Service Dpof Disconnect the camera from the printer p.90 Printing Using PictBridge Pop-up menu appears Connecting the Camera to the Printer Turn the camera off PictBridge menu Press the button Print one screen appears To choose an image to print Paper Size Standard Card 100x150 Letter Postcard 11 x Cancel Printing Using PictBridge Print w/DPOF settings Copies 1 Date Total OK Print Menu Reference Using the Button Functions Operation. p.102 Using the Button Functions Playback menu p.98. Next, press the four-way controller Press to display the Fn menu. Press the four-way controller Button in Capture mode Using the MenuController is pressed Menu if there is one Available Quality Level options appear Function Image Tone Sets the color tone of pictures AF Mode Selects the autofocus modeRecorded Pixels Sets the recording size of images Quality Level Sensor Cleaning Date AdjustReset Set-up menu Function Format Button is pressed Manual mode Button when pressed duringISO Corction in Auto Is set to Auto Times. The default setting is 1.2 times To the camera when enabled Using aperture ring*2Sets to meter entire screen or Spot area when setting Resets all the settings in the Custom Function menu Using the Fn Menu Adds softening and slimming effects, or adjusts Brightness Sets the Dpof settings Using the Mode Dial 137 135Set shutter speed and aperture Bulb 106 Function Reference Setting the Recorded Pixels and Quality Level Set in Recorded Pixels in the Rec. Mode menu. p.98 Setting the Recorded PixelsSuited for printing on A3 paper Suited for printing on A4 paper To the image but such information is saved Set in Quality Level in the Rec. Mode menu. p.98Create Jpeg and Tiff images Image is saved in Jpeg format Makes the image outlines sharp or soft Settings cannot be changed in Scene mode and mode p.45 For use when taking pictures in sunlight. About 5200K Default setting is AutoFor use when taking pictures in the shade. About 8000K For use when taking pictures on cloudy days. About 6000K Color Temperature 114 115 Off ISO Sensitivity Warning is not displayed ISO Sensitivity Warning is displayed when ISO 3200 is set Created in sRGB when output from a sRGB compatible device Set in Color Space in the Custom Setting menu. p.101Sets to AdobeRGB color space Color Space Manually adjust the focus FocusingYou can focus with the following methods Autofocus 119 Use the Button to Focus on the Subject Subject is kept in focus by continuous adjustment while Single modeSet AF Mode in the Rec. Mode menu p.98 Settings cannot be changed in Scene mode p.45 Subject Set in Focusing Area in the Rec. Mode menu Focusing area and focuses on the nearest object SpotTo Wide 123 Mode, the capture mode is set to Rec. Mode is set toPet. Continuous mode Is lit 125 126 Setting the Exposure Depth of field Shallow Deep Depth of Field Set in AE Metering in the Rec. Mode menu. p.98 Selected. The default setting is Multi-segment meteringAppropriate exposure Exposure Linking AF Point and AE During Multi-Segmented Metering Setting the Meter Operating Time 132 Using the Shutter Priority Mode Exposure Warning 135 136 137 138 Using the Bulb Mode Aperture and shutter speed are adjusted automaticallyAbout the Button Compensation is set Is displayed during compensation Manual or Bulb mode Changing the Exposure Setting StepsIf the exposure mode is Recording the Exposure Before Shooting AE Lock Press the button in capture mode Fn menu appears 143 Taking Only Over-exposed or Under-exposed Pictures For checking the depth of field with the viewfinder Checking the Composition, Exposure and Focus Before Shooting Set in Preview Method in the Custom Setting menu 148 149 150 Calculating Shooting Distance from Aperture Value Built-in flash guide number Sensitivity 152 Using an External Flash Optional 85mm 70mm 50mm 28mm Using P-TTL Auto Mode48mm 34mm 24mm 19mm 58mm Using High-Speed Flash Sync Mode Wireless Flash Control P-TTL Flash Mode 157 To select Display Style Settings During PlaybackShow To select On or Press the button. The selected information setting is saved To select Format Camera Settings 161 Screen for magnifying the Destination region appears City with BlinksFrame moves to city Press the button twice Camera is ready to take pictures To select DST 164 Setting the Display Language p.31 166 Assigned as the folder name in the form of Xxxmmdd Number from 100 to 900. Example 100SSCAMSet in Folder Name in the Set-up menu. p.99 Set in File # in the Set-up menu. p.99 Continues from the last stored file number 169 Resetting to Default Settings 171 172 Software information Software Notes Power Mac G3 or laterFor Windows For Macintosh Minimum 256MB RAM About the software Setting up the application software Starting PC mode Cut Removable Disk 179 Removing the removable disk Setting up the USB Driver for MAC Click NextN button Digimax Master Downloaded images will be displayed Image viewer You can view the stored images 185 186 187 188 Appendix Default Settings Transfer Mode SettingSensor Cleaning 194 Reset 170 Set-up Menu Setting Off Custom Setting Menu Default Setting Last MemoryOK btn when shooting AF in remote control Drive Mode Single frame No*1 Fn Menu Default SettingFlash Mode Auto Dpof Settings Cleaning the CCD 195 Optional Accessories 197 Error Messages Card error Dpof settings file could not be saved because SD Error MessageThere is an error with the printer and the file cannot be Are being used, and no more images can be saved Troubleshooting Set DischargeNight Set to Night Unknown Devices in Device Manager Use a USB cable with the correct specificationPC directly Case Are Unknown Devices or Other Devices Manufacturer or Bios manufacturer Security program instructions about how to stop the programRecognise the camera as a removable disk Computer may not recognise the camera Main Specifications Power Source Digital Output Connector USB 2.0 HI-SPEEDDimensions WxHxD Weight Glossary Dpof Digital Print Order Format DCF Design Rule for Camera File SystemEV Exposure Value EV Compensation ND Neutral Density Filter HistogramNoise Reduction Quality Level Sensitivity Recorded PixelsShutter Speed SRGB standard RGB An FCC warning Correct Disposal of This Product 211 212 6806-3263