Apple M2851LL/A manual

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     Ap p l e QuickT ak e 1 5 0 User ’s Guide for Macintosh[...]

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    K Apple Computer , Inc. © 1995 Apple Computer, Inc. All rights reserved. Under the copyright laws, this manual may not be copied, in whole or in part, without the written consent of Apple. Your rights to the software are governed by the accompanying software license agreement. The Apple logo is a trademark of Apple Computer, Inc., registered in th[...]

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    iii C ommunic ations re gu l ati on i nformati on v i P re f ace Ho w t o U se Y o u r Man ua ls i x 1 Ge tt i ng Sta r t ed Wi t h the Q u i ckT a k e 1 50 C a mera 1 Do y ou ha v e w hat y ou n eed? 2 S y stem requirements 2 Y our c amera at a gl a nce 3 Installi n g the Qui c kT ak e s o ft w are 5 Cust om i nstallat i on 6 Installi n g the batt[...]

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    U sing t h e contro ls 1 4 Fl ash sett i n gs 1 4 Imag e quality sett ing s 1 5 Imag es c aptured and imag es a v ailable 1 6 B attery le v el 1 6 T imer 1 7 W aking the c amera 1 8 U sing t h e cam era with a po wer adapter 1 9 T ra v eling with t h e cam era 20 U sing t h e battery booster pac k with t h e c amera 2 1 What ’ s n e x t? 2 1 3 U [...]

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    4 Ma i n te na nce a nd T ro u b les h oo t i ng 43 Caring f or y our c amera and c loseup lens 43 So l v ing prob lems 44 A ppen d i x A Spec i f ica t i on s 49 A ppen d i x B Ba tt e r y In f o rm a t io n 5 1 A ppen d i x C U si ng t he Ca mera w i t h a W i nd ow s-Ba sed PC 53 I nde x 57 v Contents[...]

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    C om m u nic ati o n s r e gul a tio n infor m ati o n Radio and television interference The equipment described in this manual generates, uses, and can radiate radio-frequency energy. If it is not installed and used properly—that is, in strict accordance with Apple’s instructions—it may cause interference with radio and television reception.[...]

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    FCC statement This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) this device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation. This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the [...]

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    W ith y our Qui c kT ake 1 50 c amera, y ou recei v ed PhotoFl ash, a pro gram that lets y ou use y our Mac i nt osh to manipul ate , modify , and pl ace the ima ge s y ou c apture with the c amera. Y ou al so recei v ed three manual s, w hic h you shou ld use in the f oll o wing or der: m QuickTake 150 User’s Guide (the manual y ou are cur rentl[...]

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    Th e Qui ckT ak e 1 5 0 is an ea s y-t o-use di gital c amera that pr oduces hi gh- quality ima ge s y ou can qui c kly trans fer t o y our Macint osh computer . W ith the Qui c kT ak e 1 50 y ou can c apture ima g e s , a nd with y our Macint osh you c an manipul ate and modify those ima ge s to s uit y our pur poses . T h e Qui ckT ak e 1 5 0 is [...]

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    D o y o u ha v e wh at y ou need? Be f ore y ou b egin, un pack t he Quic kT ake 1 50 pac ka ge . Be s ure y ou ha v e four Qui c kT ak e di s ks , as w ell as t h e oth er items sho wn here: Sy stem re q ui rem ent s T o use the Qui ckT ak e 1 50 c amera wit h y our computer , y ou n eed m a Mac i nt osh with a 68 020 or higher central proces s in[...]

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    Y o ur ca mera a t a g la nce This illustrat ion sho ws t h e front and ba c k o f the c amera. Shutter release Serial port and power adapter port (behind the cover) Sliding lens cover (opened) Camera lens Viewfinder lens (with light sensors above and below, for the light meter) Built-in flash Viewfinder Battery compartment Control butt[...]

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    This illustrat ion sho ws t h e c loseup lens and the bott om o f the c amera. Closeup lens Adjustable neck strap Tripod mounting hole Neck strap attachment points Bottom view Closeup lens Flash diffuser Viewfinder parallax correction 4 Chapter 1[...]

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    I ns ta l l i ng t he Qu i ckT a k e so ftw ar e Be f ore y ou use y our Quic kT ake c amera with y our Mac i ntosh, y ou need to install the n ece s sary so ft w are on y our Mac i ntosh . Y ou ’ll n eed the f our Qui c kT ak e di s ks t hat c ame with y our c amera. Th e dis ks c ontai n m the Installer , a pro gram that installs e veryt hi n g[...]

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    Insta l l i ng th e batterie s Be f ore y ou b egin us i n g y our c amera, y ou need to install its batterie s . U se the three lit hium batterie s that c ame with y our c amera. 1 Flip open the door to the battery compartment. 2 Insert the batteries into the camera. 3 Close the battery compartment door. S e e al so: A ppendix B , “B attery I nf[...]

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    W ha t if y ou u pg rade y ou r Ma c i nt o s h s y s t em so ftw a re? If y ou deci de t o replace or up grade your M acintosh s y stem so f tw are af ter y ou ’ ve installed the Qui c kT ak e so ft w are , y ou ma y not b e able t o connect t o the c amera. T o f ix thi s problem , f oll o w these steps: 1 Insert QuickTake Disk 1 into a floppy [...]

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    Bec ause t h e Qui ckT ak e 1 5 0 c amera is small and li ght a nd runs on batterie s , y ou can c apture ima ge s with it an yw h ere . In t hi s c h apter m T ur ning on the c amera m Capturing ima g e s m U sing t h e c loseup lens m U sing t h e contro ls m W aking the c amera from s leep m U sing t h e cam era with an A C pow er adapter m T ra[...]

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    T u rn i ng o n the ca mera T o tur n the c amera on, s lide open the lens co ver . When the cam era is on, t h e contro l pa nel disp la y app ears . If the c amera does not tur n on, check t o make s ure y ou ’ ve installed the batterie s cor rect l y (see “Installi n g the B atterie s ” i n Chapter 1) . T o tur n the c amera o ff , sli de [...]

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    Cap tu ri ng ima ges Look strai ght thr ou gh the v iewf i nder a nd tak e time t o frame the s ub ject y ou w a nt t o photo graph. Hol d the cam era stead y , and pres s the shutter release . Bec ause t h e c amera del a ys brie fl y b ef ore capturing t h e ima ge , b e sure t o hol d it still unt il y ou hear the shutter c lic k. When the c ame[...]

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    U s i n g t he c lo seu p le ns W ith the c loseup lens attac h ed, ob jects fr om 1 0 t o 1 4 i nc hes a w a y will b e proper l y f o cused. The sp ec i al v ie wfinder adju sts the fiel d of v ie w so t hat the ob ject appears just as it will in the ima ge . (W ith other c loseup lense s, t h e v ie wfinder imag es are o ff set. ) T he fla sh is[...]

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    J udg i ng t he d i s ta nce f ro m y o ur s ub ject w i th t he c l ose u p le ns Y ou c a n u se the rang e finder triang les that are s uperimposed on the c loseup lens t o e st imate y our distance from the ob ject y ou w ant to phot ograph . 1 Find some object or part of the object you are photographing to use as a guide. The object must be ap[...]

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    U s i ng t he con tr o ls When the cam era is on, t h e contro l pa nel disp la y app ears . F la sh se tt i n g s Th ere are three pos s ib le sett ing s for t h e fl ash. E ach ti me y ou pres s the fl ash butt on, y ou cy c le from one setting t o the nex t. A To let the camera’s light sensor determine when to flash, press the button [...]

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    I mag e qu a l it y sett i n gs Th ere are t w o poss ible sett i n g s for ima g e quality . Eac h time y ou pres s the ima ge quality butt on, y ou s witch fr om on e sett ing t o the other . m S ta ndard-qu ality imag es are 6 4 0 x 480 pix els . Y ou c an capture up t o 3 2 standard-quality ima g e s . U se sta ndard ima ge qu ality w hen y ou [...]

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    I mag es cap t u red a nd i ma ges a v a i la b l e Th e number i n the center o f the contro l pa nel sho ws ho w ma ny ima ge s y ou ’ ve c aptured. Th e smaller numb er nex t t o the imag e quality ic on show s ho w many ima g e s y ou can c apture at the cur rent imag e quality bef ore the c amera is fu ll. B att ery le v el Just bel ow t he [...]

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    Ti m er Th e t imer gi v es y ou 1 0 seconds bef ore the c amera c apture s an imag e . 1 Press the timer button. 2 Press the shutter and prepare for the image. On the t op front o f the cam era, a red i ndic at or li ght gl o w s steadil y for 8 seconds , th en it blin ks rap idl y f or another 2 seconds . Wh en t ime i s up , the c amera c apture[...]

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    W ak i ng t he ca mera T o conserv e battery po w er , the cam era g o e s to s leep after 60 seconds o f inacti v ity (or after 5 minutes o f i nacti v ity w h en connected t o y our Mac i ntosh) . T o w ake it , y ou can pres s and release t h e shutter , or c lose and reop en the s lidi ng lens c ov er . If the c amera is c onnected t o your M a[...]

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    U s i ng t he came ra w i th a p o w er a da pt er T o conserv e battery po w er , y ou c a n u se a po wer adapter and plu g the c amera i nto an a v ailab le po wer out let. Use onl y the Quic kT ak e A C A dapter (par t numb er M28 5 1LL/A) or the Mac intosh P ow erBook A C Adapter (part number M4 662LL/A) with the Qui ckT ake 1 50 . It ’ s a [...]

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    T ra v el i n g w i th t he came ra Th e Qui ckT ak e T ra v el Ca se (par t numb er M2848G/A) is a v ailab le at A pple-aut horized resellers . T h e tra v el c ase inc ludes a leat h er c amera grip and a protect i v e carryi n g c ase . QuickTake Travel Case 20 Chapter 2[...]

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    U s i ng t he ba tte r y bo o st er pa ck w i th t he ca mera Th e Qui ckT ak e B attery B ooster P ac k (par t numb er M265 5G/A) is a v ailab le at A pple-aut horized resellers . T h e booster pack e x tends the lif e o f y our batterie s , letting y ou c apture thou sands of ima ge s b ef ore repl ac ing the[...]

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    23 When y ou finish c apturing ima ge s (or when the c amera i s full) , y ou c a n connect t h e c amera t o y our Mac intosh c omputer a nd trans f er the ima ge s to the computer . In t hi s c h apter m C onn ect i ng the c amera t o y our Mac intosh m Putting the Qui ckT ake c amera on y our de s k t op m Looking at t h e ima ge s i n the c ame[...]

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    Co n nect i ng t he ca mera t o y o u r Mac i n t o s h U se the serial c able that c ame wit h y our c amera. IMPORTANT It is rec ommended that y ou use t h e A C A dapter or the Qui ckT ake B attery B ooster P ac k when ev er your Qu ic kT ake c amera i s connected t o the computer . 1 Turn off the camera (shut the lens cover). 2 Plug one end of [...]

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    3 Plug the other end of the cable into the serial port on the camera. 4 Turn on the camera (open the lens cover). When the cam era is c onn ected and tur n ed on, a n a nimated rectan gle appears on the contr ol pan el disp la y . The edge of the rectangle moves. Press the cover in and slide it open. Serial port 25 Using the Camera With Your Mac[...]

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    U s i ng Q u ic kT ak e Im age A ccess t o wo rk w i th y o u r ca me ra a nd i mag es Qui c kT ak e Imag e A cce ss i s a contro l pa n el t hat allo ws y ou t o p erf or m the f oll o wi ng ta s ks: m put the Qui c kT ak e c amera on y our des k t op m look at ima g e s in the cam era m transf er ima ge s from t h e c amera t o y our Mac intosh m[...]

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    4 In the box that appears, click Connect To Camera. Th e c amera ic on app ears on y our des kt op . Y ou c a n al s o use t h e c ontro l pa nel t o rename the c amera, set t he cam era ’ s c lock , contro l the cam era ’ s sleep t ime , and erase the ima ge s on the cam era. 5 To close the control panel, click its close box. 6 To remove the c[...]

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    L oo ki ng a t i ma ges i n the ca mera Y ou c a n see w hat the imag es in y our c amera look like b y connectin g the c amera to y our Macint osh and v ie wing them on the computer screen . Wh en ima ge s are stored on y our c amera, y ou c a n look at them, but y ou c a n ’ t make c hang es t o them, or sa v e them–they mu st b e tra ns fer [...]

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    T ran sf e r r i n g i ma ges t o y ou r Mac i nt o s h w i t h Q u i ckT ak e I mag e Access Be f ore y ou can trans f er imag es fr om the c amera, it must be connected t o your Mac i ntosh . F or i nstructi ons, see “C onnectin g the Camera t o Y our Mac i nt osh, ” ear lier i n thi s chapter . IMPORTANT B atterie s c a n b e qui ckl y deple[...]

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    Na m i ng t he ca mera It is a g ood idea t o name y our c amera if more t ha n one Quic kT ake c amera will be used with y our Mac i nt osh. Th e cam era ’ s name is a ss o c i ated with t h e name s of the ima ge s it has c aptured to help y ou ident ify them. Th e c amera must be connected t o y our Mac i ntosh . (For instr ucti ons, see “C [...]

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    Co n tr o l l i ng t he ca me ra ’ s sl eep t i me T o conserv e battery po w er , the Quic kT ake c amera is set t o shut itself o f f after 5 minutes w hen connected t o your M acintosh . Y ou can u se the Qui c kT ak e Imag e A cce ss c ontrol panel t o set how l on g y ou w ant the cam era t o w ait bef ore it shuts of f when it is c onn ecte[...]

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    Se tt i n g t he c lo c k i n t he ca mera Th e c amera ’ s i nter nal cl o ck k eeps track o f the date a nd t ime y ou c apture each ima ge . T his inf ormation i s usefu l, and i n some c i rcumstances important, s o tak e tim e now t o set the c loc k. Th e c amera must be connected t o y our Mac i ntosh . (For instr ucti ons, see “C onn ec[...]

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    U s i ng P h o t oF la sh t o wo rk w it h y ou r came ra a n d i ma ges Phot oFl ash i s a pro gram that all ow s y ou to perf or m the f ollo wing ta s ks: m transf er ima ge s from t h e c amera t o y our Mac intosh m c apture imag es fr om the Mac i ntosh m open a nd edit ima ge s on the Macint osh m pl ace ima g e s in some o f y our f a v ori[...]

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    3 Choose QuickTake Scripts from the Script menu, then choose Get All Images. Th e phot os are stored on y our computer ’ s hard dis k i n a fo lder c alled Camera Pic ture s insi de the Phot oFlash f or Quic kT ak e fo lder . Y ou c an use thi s f older o f ima ge s to create a c atalo g of Phot oFla sh ima ge s (ref er t o th e P h ot oF las h G[...]

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    IMPORTANT When Camera W atc h er i s finished c op yi n g all o f the ima ge s to the hard di s k, it erase s all the imag es in y our cam era. Th e c omputer beeps to indic ate that all ima ge s ha v e b een transf er red t o y our Mac i ntosh and erased fr om the c amera. T o stop C amera W atcher , c hoose Phot oFlash C amera W atcher from t h e[...]

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    36 Chapter 3 6 In the box that appears, change any settings to suit the image you’re capturing. Th e se sett ing s remai n in ef fec t until y ou shut of f the cam era or it goes t o s leep . For detail s about the diff erent setting s , see “U s ing the C ontrol s ” i n Chapter 2 . 7 When you’re ready, click “Take a Picture.” Imag es y[...]

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    O pen i ng a nd ed i t i ng i ma ges o n the Ma ci n t os h Once y ou ha v e tra nsf er red y our imag es fr om the Qui c kT ak e c amera t o y our Mac i ntosh, y ou c an use the Phot oFla sh pro gram to open and edit your ima ge s . R ef er to the P hot oF la sh G et ti n g S tar te d ma nual t o lear n ho w to u se Phot oFl ash t o look at and ed[...]

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    A d j ust i ng a n i ma ge cap t ur ed un der f l uo resce nt l i g h t Fluore scent li ghting c ause s all photo graphs, e ven t hose taken b y reg ul ar c ameras , t o tak e on a green tint. Y ou c a n use Phot oFl ash t o cor rect ima ge s c aptured under fluorescent li ght. Note that t his procedure onl y w orks with 2 4 bit c olor (1 6 million[...]

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    S ha r i ng i mag es o v er a ne tw or k Y ou c a nnot gi v e other users on a netw ork acce ss pri v ile ge s t o the Quic kT ak e c amera ic on on y our des kt op . How e v er , y ou c an share y our ima ge s o v er a netw ork by trans fer ri n g the ima ge s to a f ol der on y our hard di s k (f oll o wi n g the s ug ge stions in “ Sharin g Im[...]

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    E ra s i ng i ma ges f ro m the ca mera After y ou tra ns fer y our ima ge s to y our Mac i nt osh, you shou ld erase t hem from t he cam era to mak e room f or n ew ima ge s . If the c amera is c onnected t o your M acintosh, t h ere ’ s another w a y to era se ima ge s . Y ou can open the PhotoFl ash pro gram a nd choose Cam era C ontrol s from[...]

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    W ha t’ s ne xt? No w that y ou ’ v e captured ima ge s a nd tra nsf er red them to y our computer , y ou ’ll w ant to start workin g with t h em . S tar ting wit h Chapter 2 , w ork thr ough the c hapters in the P hot oF la sh G et ti n g S tar t e d manual t o lear n how t o use Phot oFl ash t o create co llecti ons of di gitized ima ge s ,[...]

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    This c hapter o f fers s u g g e sti ons to help y ou c are for y our cam era and s ol ve pr oblems . In t hi s c h apter m Maintenance tips m Prob lem-s ol v i ng t ips Ca ri ng f o r y o ur ca mera a nd c l o seu p le ns Th e se s u g ge sti ons shoul d h elp y ou mai ntain th e Quic kT ake 1 50 c amera: m Protec t the c amera from mo isture and [...]

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    m T o c lea n the c amera lens and cl oseup lens , it is recomm ended that y ou purc hase a c amera lens c leani ng kit from y our loc al photo graphic s uppl y st ore . Wh en c lea ning , don ’ t pres s hard, or y ou ma y scratch the lens . Ne v er wipe a dry lens . m If y ou store t h e c amera f or a n extended period, rem ov e the batterie s [...]

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    m Th e c amera ’ s memory ma y ha ve no r oom for another ima ge . T ra nsf er the ima ge s from the c amera t o y our Mac i ntosh, t hen erase the ima ge s . (See “Eras i n g Imag es Fr om the Camera ” in Chapter 3 . ) m Th e c amera ma y b e connected t o y our Mac intosh . Y ou can use t h e c amera contr ols on t h e Mac i ntosh t o c apt[...]

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    Flash fails to go off m Mak e sure t h e fl ash is turn ed on . (See “Fl ash Sett i ng s ” in Chapter 2 . ) m Th e b atterie s ma y b e lo w or dead. R eplace t h e batteries . m Th e b atterie s ma y not b e i nstalled correct l y . (See “Installi ng t he Batterie s ” in Chapter 1 . ) Images are fuzzy, blurry, or blotchy m Th e lens ma y b[...]

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    m Th e c amera ma y b e pointed di rect l y at a bri ght light. T ry a dif ferent an gle . m Th e li ght sensors (abo v e a nd belo w the v ie wfinder lens) ma y be di r ty . Use a s o ft , dry c lot h t o clean them . (T o loc ate the light sens ors , see “ Y our Cam era at a G l ance ” i n Chapter 1 . ) m One or both o f the li ght sensors ma[...]

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    49 Physical m Depth 6 . 1 i n. (1 5 5 mm) m W idth 5 . 3 i n. (1 3 5 mm) m Hei ght 2 . 2 i n . (5 5 mm) m W ei ght 1 lb . (0 .5 kg) Technical m T yp e C CD St ill Frame C amera m Imag e size 6 40 x 480 p ix el s m Interf ace R S-422 (M ac intosh); R S-23 2C seri al (W i ndo w s) m B it depth 2 4-bit c ol or (1 6 million co lors) m Memory 1 MB Fl as[...]

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    Camera m Lens fie ld of v ie w 8 mm (equi v alent to 5 0-mm lens on a 3 5-mm film c amera) m ISO equi v alent to appr o ximate l y ISO 8 5 m F o cus ran ge 4 f eet t o i nfinity m F o cus ran ge with c loseup lens 1 0- 1 4 i nches m A per ture ƒ2 . 8 t o ƒ1 6 m S hutter sp eed 1 /30 sec ond to 1 /1 7 5 second m Fl ash ran g e 4 f eet t o 9 feet m[...]

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    51 Th e Qui ckT ak e c amera come s with three lit hium batterie s . In pl ace o f the lithium b atteries , the c amera c an also u se NiC ad batteries . T his appendix contains impor ta nt inf ormation about t h e b atteries y ou can use in the Qui c kT ak e c amera. IMPORTANT Do not u se al kaline batterie s in the Quic kT ake c amera. T h e y ma[...]

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    W a y s t o i m pr o v e ba tte r y per f o rma nce Here are s ome t ips that ma y h elp y ou get the most fr om y our batterie s . m F or lon g e st battery lif e , use lit hium batterie s . m When y ou repl ace used b atterie s , repl ace all the old one s with ne w on e s . Mix ing ne w and used b atteries w eakens t h e perf orma nce o f the ne[...]

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    Y ou c a n u se the Qui c kT ak e 1 50 c amera with a c omputer r unni ng W i ndow s s o ft w are , but y ou ’ll need a sp ec i al c able and the W indow s v ersi on of the Qui c kT ak e s o ft w are . Y ou can purc ha se the Qui c kT ak e 1 5 0 C onn ecti on Kit for W i ndow s with e v erything y ou n eed. T ra ns f e r r i ng Q u i ckT a k e i [...]

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