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- 19 -- 18 -SETTING UPTHE CAMERA• Changing Batteries• Battery-power Indicators• Auto Power Off• Using the AC ADAPTER• Attaching the Camera Strap• Inse

- 21 -- 20 -SETTING UP THE CAMERAOpen the battery/card chamberdoor by sliding it in the directionindicated (1), then open the door(2).When replacing t

- 23 -- 22 -USING THE AC ADAPTER (Sold Separately)The AC Adapter allows the camera to be powered from an electrical household outlet.During periods of

- 25 -- 24 -Confirm that the camera is off.REMOVING THE COMPACTFLASH CARDOpen the battery/card chamberdoor by sliding it in the directionindicated (1)

- 27 -TAKING PICTURES- 26 -SETTING THE CAMERA IN RECORDING MODESetting the camera in recording mode issimple. Turn the function dial to single-frame a

- 29 -- 28 -FOCUS LAMP/NO FOCUS INDICATORThis digital camera has a quick, accurate auto-focusing system.When the shutter-release but-ton is pressed pa

- 31 -- 30 -TAKING PICTURESWhen the camera is turned on, the flash mode is automatically set to autoflash.Other flash modes can be chosen, but when th

- 33 -- 32 -TAKING PICTURESFLASH LAMPThe orange flash lamp will indicate the flashstatus when the shutter-release button ispressed partway down.Steady

- 35 -TAKING PICTURESEV stands for exposure value. A change of one EV will adjust the exposure calculatedby the camera by a factor of two.In a recordi

SINGLE X 1.027- 37 -- 36 -TAKING PICTURES TAKING PICTURESIn a still-image recording mode,press the digital-zoom button.• The zoom magnification appear

- 3 -- 2 -BEFORE YOU BEGINCheck the packing list before using the product. If any parts are missing, contactyour local camera dealer or a Minolta Serv

- 39 -- 38 -TAKING PICTURESPress the shutter-release button allthe way down and release to startrecording.• The data panel and LCD monitor will countd

- 41 -- 40 -TAKING PICTURESSELF-PORTRAITS (Self-timer)The self-timer will delay the release of the shutter for approximately 10 seconds afterthe shutt

- 43 -- 42 -TAKING PICTURESThe IR Remote Control RC-3 allows remote camera operation up to 5m (16 ft.) away.IR REMOTE CONTROL (SOLD SEPARATELY)Place t

- 44 -RECORDING-MODE MENUThe recording-mode menu allows changes to be made to the camera’s defaultsettings to alter image quality, size, color, and sh

- 47 -- 46 -This digital camera has four image-quality modes: super-fine (S.FINE), fine (FINE),standard (STD.), and economy (ECON.). Always select the

If “HARD” or “SOFT” is selected, the sharpness indicator(SHARP) will appear on the data panel. The sharpnesssetting will be reset to “NORMAL” when the

- 51 -- 50 -RECORDING-MODE MENUThe number of images that can fit on a CompactFlash card is determined by the sizeof the card (8MB, 16MB, 32MB, 64MB, e

- 52 - - 53 -VIEWING PICTURES VIEWING PICTURESPress the scroll ( ) buttonsto view the images.• The scroll-down ( ) button cyclesthrough the images i

- 55 -- 54 -TURNING OFF THE CAMERA IN PLAYBACK MODEPress the display/enter button toturn off the LCD monitor; all thecamera’s functions are shut down.

- 57 -VIEWING PICTURES3125Navigating the slide-show menu is quick and simple. With the camera off, activatethe LCD monitor and set the function dial t

- 5 -FOR PROPER AND SAFE USE- 4 -Read and understand all warnings and cautions before using this product.Using batteries improperly can cause them to

Displayedwhen clip ispaused.- 59 -- 58 -VIEWING PICTURESMOVIE PLAYBACKTo view movie clips, make sure the camera has been turned off. Turn on theLCD mo

- 61 -- 60 -It is possible to view camera images on your television. The camera has a video outterminal which can be used to connect the camera to a t

To unlock an image or movie clip, simply repeat the step aboveby first displaying or highlighting the image to be unlocked. Thelock icon will disappea

- 65 -- 64 -EDITING IMAGES312Press the menu button to activate the playback menu.Use the scroll buttons to highlight the setting desired.To select the

When creating a print order, one index print and one setof standard prints can be made. Once the formathas been selected on the playback menu,operatio

- 69 -PRINT-ORDER MENUEDITING IMAGESOnce the printing format has been chosen on the playback menu and entered, theprint-order menu will be displayed.

- 71 -- 70 -SETUP MODE• Navigating the Setup Menu• LCD Monitor Brightness• Formatting a CompactFlash Card• Setting the Auto-power-off Period• Setting

- 73 -- 72 -SETUP MODEThe setup menu allows changes to the camera’s default settings to alter monitorbrightness, the auto-power-off period, the date a

- 75 -- 74 -SETUP MODELCD MONITOR BRIGHTNESSSETTING AUTO-POWER-OFF PERIODFORMATTING A COMPACTFLASH CARDSETTING THE DATE AND TIMEBEEPSETTING THE VIDEO-

- 77 -- 76 -CONNECTING TOA COMPUTERRead this section in its entirety before connecting the camera toa computer. If a error is made, the camera, Compac

- 7 -ATTACHING THE CAMERA STRAP ...22INSERTING THE COMPACTFLASH CARD...23REMOVING

The last window will confirm the driverhas been installed. Click “Finish” toclose the add new hardware wizard.When the my-computer window isopened, a

On the next screen, the dri-ver on the CD-ROM shouldbe displayed; the browsewindow can be used to findthe driver. When the driverlocation is shown in

- 83 -- 82 -CONNECTING TO A COMPUTERCONNECTING TO WINDOWS 98When the camera is plugged intothe computer, the operating systemwill detect the new devic

- 85 -- 84 -CONNECTING TO A COMPUTERCONNECTING TO A COMPUTERCOMPACTFLASH CARD FOLDER ORGANIZATION100MLT06Dcimpict0001.jpgpict0002.jpg100CLP06MLTMclip0

- 87 -- 86 -For Macintosh1 Confirm that the green focus lamp is not lit or blinking and then drag themass-storage-device icon and drop it into the tra

- 89 -- 88 -TROUBLESHOOTING - Recording ModeTo record images, the camera must be on. Use the lens cover slide to open the lenscover and turn on the ca

- 91 -- 90 -To play images back, the camera must be turned off and the LCD monitor activated.To activate the LCD monitor, press and hold the display/e

- 93 -- 92 -BATTERIES• Battery performance decreases with temperature. In cold environments, werecommend keeping spare batteries in a warm place, such

- 95 -- 94 -TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONSSpecifications are based on the latest information available at the time of printingand are subject to change with

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- 9 -TABLE OF CONTENTS- 8 -VIEWING PICTURES (Playback Mode)...51SINGLE-FRAME PLAYBACK...

- 11 -NAMES OF PARTS- 10 -CAMERA BODY* This camera is a sophisticated optical instrument. Care should be taken to keep these surfaces clean. Please re

Flash lamp (orange)Steady: flash charged and ready to fire.Blinking: flash is charging and the shutter is locked.- 13 -- 12 -DATA PANELVIEWFINDERThe f

GETTING UP AND RUNNING- 14 -INSERTING THE BATTERIES AND COMPACTFLASH CARDInsert the CompactFlash card.• Insert the card so the face is toward theback

GETTING UP AND RUNNING- 17 -- 16 -VIEWING PICTURES (Playback Mode)Press the scroll ( ) buttons toview the images.Turn the function dial to single-fra