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Befo re You Begin Firs t Steps Bas ic Photo gr ap hy and Play ba ck More on Photography More on Playback Movies Connections Menus T echnic al Notes Tr o u b l e s h o o t i n g Appendix Owner ’ s Manual Thank you for y our pur chase of thi s product. T his ma nual describes how to u se your F UJIF ILM FineP ix Z33 WP digital camera and the s uppl[...]
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ii About This Manual Before us ing the camera, re ad this Owner ’ s Manual and the other s upplied documents. For inform ation on speci c topics, cons ult the sourc es below . ✔ ✔ T roubleshooting T roubleshooting .............................................. .............................................. pg. 89 pg. 89 Having a s pe ci[...]
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iii Camer a Q & A Find it ems by ta sk. Camera Setup Camera Setup Question Question Key phrase Key phrase See page See page How do I set the camera clo ck? Date and time 1 4 Can I set the clock to local time when I tr avel ? Time di erence 86 How do I keep the monitor from turning o auto mat ic al ly? Auto po we r o 85 How do I make t[...]
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iv Camera Q & A Ta k i n g P i c t u r e s Ta k i n g P i c t u r e s Question Question Key phrase Key phrase See page See page How many pictures can I take? Memor y cap acit y 1 01 Is there a quick and easy way to take snapshots ? k mode 16 How can I make good p or tr aits? Intelligen t F ace Detec tion 2 1 Can the camera automatically selec t[...]
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v Camera Q & A Viewing Pi ct ures Viewing Pictures Question Question Key phrase Key phrase See page See page How do I view my pic tures ? Single -f rame playb ack 36 How do I view pic tures of only one t yp e ? Choose t yp e 68 Is there a simple way t o delete one image ? Deleting pic tures 20 How do I delete one or all images at onc e ? Erase [...]
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vi W aterproof and Dustproof Waterp roo f an d Dus tp roo f Per fo rma nce • The camera’ s waterpr oof and dustproof per formanc e is equivalen t to IP 68. • The supplied acc essories are not wat erproof . What You Should Re memb er Bef ore Us ing t he Camera • A sheet of pro tective glass i s located at the front of the le ns. Clear pho to[...]
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vii Waterproof a nd Dustp roof What You Shoul d Reme mbe r Af ter Usi ng th e Cam era • Be sur e to wipe an y dir t or sand o the wat erproof seal ing mat erial or its c ontacting surface. Dirt or sand may scrat ch the ma teria l or the surf ace , making the camera less res istant to w ate r. • T o wash sand, di r t or dust o the camera, [...]
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viii Abo ut T his M anu al .......................................................................... ii Cam era Q & A .................................................................................... iii Cam era S etu p .............................................................................. iii Shar ing Pi c ture s ..................[...]
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ix T abl e of Contents Conn e c ti o ns Conn e c ti o ns Vie win g Pic tu res o n T V ...............................................................4 6 Printi ng Pic tu res v ia USB ........................................................... 4 7 Conn ec ti ng the C ame ra ............................................................ 47 Printi ng Se[...]
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x T abl e of Contents T e ch nic al N ote s T e ch nic al N ote s Optional Acc essories ................................................................... 87 Acc essories from Fuji lm ..........................................................8 8 Tr o u b l e s h o o t i n g Tr o u b l e s h o o t i n g Tr o u b l e s h o o t i n g .............[...]
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Before Y ou Begin 1 Introduct ion Sy mbols a nd Con ventions Sy mbols a nd Con ventions The following symbols are u sed in this manu al: Caution : This in formation s hould be read befor e use t o ensur e corr ec t operation. Note : Poin ts to not e when us ing the camera. Tip : Addition al informa tion that ma y be helpful when using the camera. M[...]
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2 Introduction Part s of the Camera Part s of the Camera For mor e informa tion, ref er to the page li sted to the righ t of each it em. 8 18 16 17 11 9 10 15 14 13 12 19 Memo r y card sl ot ....................................... 9 20 Bat ter y chamber ......................................... 6 21 Bat ter y latch .................................[...]
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3 Introduction Before Y ou Begin The Monitor The Monitor The following ind icat ors may appea r in the monit or during shooti ng and playback: ■ ■ Shooting Shooting AF ISO 100 17 M - 1 2 3 12 / 31 / 2050 10 : 00 AM N 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 13 12 14 12 Continu ous mo de ........................ 64 13 M ovie qualit y .......[...]
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Fir st S tep s 4 Charging the Battery The bat tery is not ch arged at s hipment. C harge the ba t tery b efore u se. 1 Place the ba t ter y in the charger . Insert the bat tery into the supplied battery char ger as shown, ma king sure tha t the battery is in the corr ec t orientation. T erminals Arrow Rechar geable bat tery Batter y charger 2 Plug [...]
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5 Charging the Batter y Fir st S tep s C au ti ons: C ar in g fo r th e Bat te r y • Do not a x s tickers or other objec t s to the batter y . F ailure to obser ve this precaution could make it impossible to remove the batter y f rom the camera. • Do not short the b at ter y terminals. The bat ter y could overheat. • U se only NP- 45 bat t[...]
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6 Inserting t he Battery Af ter cha rging the ba t tery , insert it in the camera as described below. 1 Open the bat ter y- chamber cover . Open the battery- chamber c over a s shown, slidi ng the lock lever in the direction of the arrow . Loc k le v er Note Be sure the camera is o b efore opening the battery-chamber cov er . Cautions • Do not[...]
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7 Inser ting the Bat ter y Fir st S tep s Caution Inser t the bat ter y in the correct or ientation. Do NOT use forc e or at tempt to inse rt the b at ter y upside down o r back wards. T he bat ter y will slide in easily in the c orrec t orientation. 3 Close the batter y - chamber cover . Click Cautions • The bat ter y- chamb er cover clicks when[...]
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8 Insert ing a Memor y Card Although the camera ca n store pictures in in te rnal memory , SD memory cards ( sold separat ely) ca n be used to store add itional pictures. When no m emor y car d is i nse r ted , d appears in the monit or and int ernal memory is used for rec ording and pla yback . Not e that because camera m alfunction could cau se i[...]
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9 Inser ting a Memo r y Card Fir st S tep s ■ ■ Inse rt ing a Me mor y Card Inse rt ing a Me mor y Card 1 Open the bat ter y- chamber cover . Open the battery- chamber c over a s shown, slidi ng the lock lever in the direction of the arrow . Loc k le v er Note Be sure the camera is o b efore opening the battery-chamber cov er . Cautions • [...]
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10 Inser ting a Memo r y Card 3 Close the batter y - chamber cover . Click Cautions • The bat ter y- chamb er cover clicks when you close it r m l y . • After the bat ter y - chamber cover click s, make sure that it is rmly clos ed. • W ater or sand may get int o the camera if you f ail to close the bat ter y- chamb er cover rml y[...]
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11 Inser ting a Memo r y Card Fir st S tep s Removing Memory Cards Be su re the ca mera is o before op ening the bat ter y - chamber cover . Press the card in and then rele ase it slowly . Th e card can now be removed by han d. Cautions • The memor y card may spring out if you remove your nger imme diately af ter pushing the card in. • M[...]
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12 Inser ting a Memo r y Card • The data in internal memory may b e erase d or corrupted when the camera is repaired. Please note that the repairer will be able to view pictures in int ernal me mor y. • Forma t ting a memor y card or inte rnal memor y in the camera creates a folder in which pictures are stored. Do not rename or delete thi s fol[...]
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13 Fir st S tep s T urning the Camera on and O Shooting Mode Shooting Mode Pres s the n but ton t o turn the camera on. Press n again to tu rn the camera o . T ip: Sw itc hi ng to Pl ayb ac k Mod e Press the D button to star t p layback . Press the shut ter button half way to return to shooting mode. Cautions • Pictures can be a ec ted b[...]
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14 Basic Setup A langu age -selec tion dialog is di splayed the rst time the camera is turned on. Set up the came ra as described below (for in formation on r eset ting the clock or cha nging lang uages, see page 80). 1 Choose a language. SE SE T NO NO ST A RT RT MENU MENU / LANG. / LANG. 1.1 Pr ess the selec tor up , down, lef t, or right t o [...]
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15 Basic Setup Fir st S tep s 3 Choose power management options. POWER MANAGEMENT POWER SAVE Power saving for longer battery life PERFORMANCE UP SET NO 3. 1 Pr ess the selec tor up or down t o highlig ht one of the following op tions: • POWER SA VE : Save batter y power . • PERFORMANCE UP : Intell igent F ace Detection (pg. 2 1 ) turns on and L[...]
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Ba sic P hot og ra phy a nd Pl ayb ac k 16 T aking Pictures in k (AUTO) M o d e This section describ es how t o take pictures in A UTO mode. A UTO mode is aut omatical ly selec ted the rs t time the camera is tu rned on; for inf ormation on r estoring A UTO mode af ter shooti ng in other modes, see page 3 1 . 1 T urn the camera on. Pres s the n[...]
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17 T ak ing Pictures in k (AU TO) M od e Ba sic P hot og ra phy a nd Pl ayb ac k 3 Fr a m e t h e p i c tu r e . Pos ition the main su bjec t in the focus area and use the z oom but tons t o fr ame the picture in the monit or . Zoom in u sing optical zoom, or u se digital zoom (pg. 84) t o zoom in close r . Press W to zo o m o ut Press T to zoom in[...]
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18 T ak ing Pictures in k (AU TO) M od e Th e Fram in g Gr id T o display bes t f raming (the framing grid ) or to view or hide other indicat ors in the monitor , press the DISP /BACK but ton. Indicators displayed Indicators hidden Best framing T o use b est f raming, position the main subjec t at the intersection of t wo lines or align one of the [...]
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19 T ak ing Pictures in k (AU TO) M od e Ba sic P hot og ra phy a nd Pl ayb ac k 5 Shoot. Smoothly pres s the shutter but ton the r est of the way down to tak e the pic ture . T ip: Th e Shu tte r But t on The shut ter but ton has t wo positions. Pressing the shut ter but ton half way sets fo cus and exp osure; t o shoot, press the shut ter but ton[...]
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20 Viewing Pi c tures Pictures can be viewed in the mon itor . When taking impor tant phot ographs, tak e a test shot a nd check the res ults . 1 Press the D but ton. The most recent picture wil l be displa yed in the monit or . 12 / 31 / 2050 12 / 31 / 2050 10:00 AM 10:00 AM ISO 100 ISO 100 100 100 - 0001 0001 ISO 100 100-0001 12 / 31 / 2050 10:00[...]
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More on P hotography 21 B Intelligent F ace Detec tion and Red - Ey e Removal Int elligen t F ace Detection allows the camera to a utoma tically detect human faces and set focus a nd exposure f or a face anywhere in the frame for sho ts that empha size por trait subjects . Choose for group portrait s to pr event the camera from focus ing on the bac[...]
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22 B Intelligent Fac e Detec tion and Red- Eye Removal Green border 3 Focu s . Pr ess the shutter button halfway to set f ocus and exp osur e for the subject in the green border . 4 Shoot. Pres s the shutter but ton all the way down t o shoot. If B ON S ON i s selec ted, the picture will be processed t o reduce r ed- eye before it is reco rde d . R[...]
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23 More on P hotography Foc u s L o c k T o compose pho tograph s with o -cent er subjec ts: 1 Position the subject in the focus f rame. 2 Focu s . Pr ess the shutter button halfway to set focus and exposure . Focus and exposure will r emain locked whi le the shutter button is pr essed half way (AF / AE lock). Press half way 250 250 F4.2 F4.2 25[...]
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24 Focus Lo ck Autofoc us Although the camera bo ast s a high- precision autofocus sy stem, it may be unable to focus on the subjec ts listed below. If the camera is unable to focus using autofocus, use focus lock (p g. 23) t o focus on another subjec t at the same distance and then recompose the photograph . • V er y shiny subjec ts such as mirr[...]
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25 More on P hotography L Macro mode ( Close- ups ) T o selec t macro mode, pr ess the selec tor lef t ( L ). L icon appears in monitor when c amera is in macr o mode When macro mode is in e e c t, the camera focuses on subjects near the cen ter of the monit or . Use the zoom buttons to frame pictures. T o exit macro mode, pres s the selec tor l[...]
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26 K Using the F lash (In telligent F lash ) When the ash i s used, the camera’ s Int elligent Fla sh system in stantly analyzes the sc ene based on such factors as the brigh tness of the subject, it s position in the frame, and its di stance from the camera. F lash output and se nsitivity are adju sted to en sur e that the ma in subject is c[...]
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27 More on P hotography K Using the Flash (Intelli gent Flash) Red- Eye Removal When S ON is selec ted for Intelligen t F ace Detec tion (p g. 2 1 ), r ed - eye removal ( S ) is available in AUT O ( V ), ll ash ( U ), and slow sync ( Z ) modes. R ed - eye removal minimizes “ red- eye ” cause d when light from the ash is re ec ted[...]
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28 J Using the Self- Timer The camera o ers four typ es of self-timer mode , which ena ble group por traits, self-por tr aits and reduction of camera sh ake. Sett ing the Self - Timer Sett ing t he Self-Timer The self-timer mode changes e ach time you press J . The current s elf-timer mode is dis played in the monitor . x : The picture i s taken[...]
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29 More on P hotography J Using the Self- Ti mer GROUP TIM E R GROUP TIM E R The pic ture is ta ken aut omatical ly when all members get together . Set the self-timer mode t o y GROUP TIME R (pg. 28 ) . Press V . Eac h time V is pres sed, the set ting for S NUMBERS ch anges. Av ailable set ting for Group timer is 1 t o 4 persons. NUMBERS CANCEL CAN[...]
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30 J Using the Self- Ti mer The self-timer lam p on the front of the camera wil l blink im mediat ely before the picture is take n. If the t wo -second timer is selected, the self-time r lamp will bl ink as the timer cou nts down. Intelligent F ace Detection Because it ensures that the faces of por tr ait subjec ts will b e in focus, Intelligent F [...]
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31 More on P hotography a Shooting Mode Choose a shooting mode ac cor ding to the sc ene or ty pe of subject. Selecti ng a Shooti ng Mode Selecti ng a Shoot ing Mode 1 Press MENU/OK to d ispla y the shooting menu. AUTO OFF SHOOTING MODE IMAGE QUALITY FACE DETECTION SHOOTING MENU ISO MOVIE QUALITY N 2 Pr ess the selec tor up or down t o highlight a [...]
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32 a Shooting M ode G G SCEN E RECOGN ITIO N SCEN E RECOGN ITIO N Simply b y pointing the camera at the s ubjec t, the camera aut omatical ly analyzes and selec ts the most appropria te setting using sc ene reco gni ti on . The camera analyzes a subject based on scene recognition, then an ic on appears in the bottom lef t of the monitor . ( T he il[...]
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33 More on P hotography a Shooting M ode Notes • Do not use where ash photography is prohibit ed. The ash res even in silent mode (pg. 27) . • Only available if memor y remains for t wo pictures . • C ontinuous shooting is not available. B B NA TUR AL LIG HT NA TUR AL LIG HT Captur e natu ral ligh t indoors, under low lig ht, or w[...]
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34 a Shooting M ode C C PORTR AIT PORTR AIT Choose this mode for soft-t oned por traits with natu ral skin tones. K K LAN DS CA PE LAN DS CA PE Choose thi s mode for crisp , clear da yligh t shots of buildi ngs and land scapes. L L SPORT SPORT Choose thi s mode when photograph ing moving subject s. High-spe ed shooting mode ( b ) i s selec ted aut [...]
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35 More on P hotography a Shooting M ode O O FLOWER FLOWER Choose for vivid clo se -ups of owers. The camera focuses in the macr o range and the ash turns o automaticall y . P P TEX T TEX T T ake clear pictures of t ex t or drawings in pri nt. The camera focuses in the macro range . C C ANTI- B LUR (Pictur e Stabi liz atio n) ANTI- B LUR[...]
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36 More on P layback Single - F rame Pla y back T o view the most recent picture in the mon itor , press the D button. 12 / 31 / 2050 12 / 31 / 2050 10:00 AM 10:00 AM ISO 100 ISO 100 100 - 0001 0001 ISO 100 100-0001 12 / 31 / 2050 10:00 AM 250 F4.2 F4.2 250 F4.2 N N Pres s the selec tor right t o view pictures in the order rec orded, lef t to view [...]
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37 Single-Frame Playback More on P layback Press T to zoom in on im ages dis played in s ingle-frame playback; press W t o zoom out. Press W to zo o m o ut Press T to zoom in Zo o m i n d i ca t o r When the pic ture is z oomed in, the selec tor can be used t o view area s of the image not cu rren tly visible in the display . Navigation window show[...]
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38 Multi- F rame Pl ayba ck T o change the num ber of images displ ayed, press W when a picture is shown full-frame in the monitor . Pr ess the W button to i ncre ase the number of pictures dis played to two, nine, or a hundred. Press T to reduc e the number of images dis played. ISO 100 ISO 100 ISO 100 100 100 - 0001 0001 100-0001 N N 250 10 : 00 [...]
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39 More on P layback Sort by Date 1 In sing le -fr ame playback, press DISP / BACK un til the sor t-by-dat e screen is displayed. The pic ture dis played in the sing le -fr ame play ba ck remains selected. 1/13 1/13 2050 2050 12/31 2 Pr ess the selec tor up or down t o selec t a dat e. 3 Pr ess the selec tor lef t or right t o se lect a p ict u r e[...]
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40 A Deleting Pictures The ERASE option in the pla yback menu can be used to delet e still pic tures and mo vies, increa sing the amoun t of space a vailable on the memory card or in in tern al memor y (for in format ion on deleting pictures in sing le -fr ame playback, see page 20) . Note that deleted pictures can not be rec overed. C opy importan[...]
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41 More on P layback A Delet ing Pi ctur es ■ ■ FR AM E FR AM E : Dele ting Se lec ted Imag es : Deleti ng Selec ted Ima ges Selecting FR A M E displays the dialog sho wn at righ t. ERASE OK? CANCEL YES Pres s the selec tor lef t or right t o scrol l through pic tures and pr ess MENU/OK to delet e the curren t pic ture (the picture i s deleted [...]
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Movies 42 A Recording Movies The A but ton can be used t o shoot short movies in all shooting modes exc ept N . Sound is recor ded via the built - in microphone ; do not c over the micr ophone during r ecordi ng. 1 F rame the scene u sing the zoom but ton s. Zo o m i n d i ca t o r Optical z oom can not be adjust ed once reco rding begins. Digita l[...]
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43 Movies A Recording Movies Notes • See below for infor mation on recording movies in R mode. • Focus is set when rec ording be gins; exposure and white balance are adjusted automa tically throughout recor ding. Th e color and brightness of the image may var y f rom that displayed before recording be gins. R R Successive Mo vie Successive Mo v[...]
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44 A Recording Movies 4 Pres s the A but ton to begin recording a clip. 12s REC 1 and time remaining are di splayed in mo nito r. T im e re ma in in g dis played in yellow if less than 5 s remain. Note If a clip reaches maximum length, shooting will end and the clips recorded to that point will be joined together into a s ingle movie. 5 Pres s the [...]
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45 Movies D Viewing Mo vies During pla yback (pg. 36 ), movies ar e displa yed in the monit or as shown a t right. 100 - 006 12 / 31 / 2050 10 : 00 AM PLAY PLAY PLAY Pr ess the selec tor down t o star t playback. 15s STOP PAUSE Prog ress ba r Progr ess is s hown in the monitor . T o end playback, press the selector up ; to pau se playback, press th[...]
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46 Con ne c t io ns Viewing Pi c tures on T V Connect the camera to a T V and tune the televi sion to the video ch annel to s how pic tures and s lide shows (pg. 7 1 ) to a gr oup. 1 Pres s the D for about a second to tu rn the camera on. 2 Open the battery- chamber c over . 3 Con nec t an A / V cable ( optional) , as shown below . Connect yellow p[...]
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47 Con ne c t io ns Prin ting Pictures via USB If the print er su ppor ts PictBridge, the came ra can be connec ted dir ec tly to a prin ter and pictures can be print ed without rst b eing c opied to a com puter . Note tha t depending on the print er , not all the func tions described below may be supported. Connecti ng the Came ra C onn ectin [...]
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48 Printing Pictures via USB T ip: Pr int in g the D ate of Re cor di ng T o print the date of recor ding on pic tures, press DISP /BACK in steps 1 – 2 to display the P ic tBridge menu (see “Printing the DPOF Print Order ,” below) . Press the selec tor up or down to highligh t PR IN T WITH D A TE y and press MENU/OK t o return to the PictBrid[...]
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49 Printing Pictures via USB Con ne c t io ns During Printing The mess age shown at right is displayed during printing. Press DISP /BACK to cancel before all pic tures are printed (depending on the print er , printing may end before the current picture has print ed). If Printing is int errupted, disconnec t the USB cable from the camera, close the [...]
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50 Printing Pictures via USB The C C PRINT OR DER (DPO F) option in the playback me nu can be used to cr eat e a digital “pri nt orde r ” for PictBridge- compati ble print ers (pg. 4 7) or devices tha t support DPOF . DPOF DPOF ( D igital P rin t O rder F ormat) is standa rd that allows pictures to be printed from “prin t orders” stored in [...]
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51 Printing Pictures via USB Con ne c t io ns 3 Repeat st eps 1 – 2 to c omplete the print or der . Pr ess MENU/OK t o save the print or der when settings are c omplete , or DISP /BACK to exit without changi ng the print or der . 4 The tota l number of prin ts is dis played in the monit or . Press MENU/OK t o exit. The pic tures in the curren t p[...]
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52 Viewing Pi c tures on a Computer The supplied FineP ixViewer sof t ware can be used to c opy pictures to a c omput er , where they can be stored, view ed, organiz ed, and print ed. Before proceeding, in stall FinePixViewer as described below . The late st FinePixViewer is a vailable a t http: / /w w w.fuji lm.com/ . Do NOT c onnect the camer [...]
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53 Viewing Pic tures on a Computer Con ne c t io ns Caution Other versions of Windows are not su ppor ted. Operation is not gu aranteed on home -built computers or computers that have been upgra ded f rom earlier versions of Windows . 2 Sta r t the compute r . Log in t o an acc ount with adm inistrat or privileges before pr oceeding. 3 Exit any app[...]
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54 Viewing Pic tures on a Computer 4 If prom pted t o install Windows Media P laye r or Direct X, follow the on-screen in struc tions to com pl e te i ns t a lla ti o n. 5 When prompt ed, remo ve the installer CD from the C D - ROM drive and click Restar t to r estar t the com puter . St ore the installe r CD in a dry lo cation out of dir ec t sunl[...]
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55 Viewing Pic tures on a Computer Con ne c t io ns Installing FinePixViewer: Macintosh Installing FinePixViewer: Macintosh 1 Con r m that the computer me et s the fo llowing sys tem requirements: CPU CPU PowerPC or Intel OS OS Preins tall ed versi on of Ma c OS X versio n 1 0. 3.9 – 1 0.4 (visit http :/ /www .fu ji fi lm .c om / for more info[...]
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56 Viewing Pic tures on a Computer 4 Remov e the installer CD fr om the CD -R OM drive. No te tha t you ma y be unable to r emove the CD if Safari is runn ing; if nec essar y , quit Safari before r emoving the C D. S tor e the installer C D in a dr y location out of dir ec t sunlig ht in case y ou need to re-install the sof t ware . The version num[...]
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57 Viewing Pic tures on a Computer Con ne c t io ns 1 If the pictures you wis h to c opy are stor ed on a memor y card, i nsert the card int o the camera (pg. 9) . If no card is i nserted, pic tures will be copied from i nte rnal memory. Caution Loss of power during trans fer could result in loss of data or damage to internal memory or the memor y [...]
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58 Viewing Pic tures on a Computer Cautions • U se only memor y cards that ha ve be en format ted in the camera and contain pictures taken with the camera. If a memor y card con taining a large number of images is inser ted, there may be a delay before FinePixV iewer star ts and FinePixV iewer may be unable to impor t or s ave images. Use a memor[...]
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Menus 59 The Shooting Menu The shooting menu is u sed to adjust settings for a wide range of shooti ng conditions. Using the Shoot ing Menu Using the Shooti ng Menu 1 Press MENU/OK to d ispla y the shooting menu. AUTO OFF SHOOTING MODE IMAGE QUALITY FACE DETECTION SHOOTING MENU ISO MOVIE QUALITY N Note The options displayed in the sho oting menu va[...]
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60 The Shoot ing Menu Shooting Menu O ptions Sho otin g Me nu Op tion s Menu item Menu item Description Description Options Options Default Default a SHOOTING MODE Choos e a sho oting mo de according to th e t yp e of subje c t (pg . 3 1 ). M / k / G / A / B / X / N / C / K / L / D / U / E / F / G / H / I / O / P / C / R k c FAC E D E T EC TI O N T[...]
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61 The Shoot ing Menu Menus d d EXP . C OMPENS A TION EXP . C OMPENS A TION Use exposur e compensation when phot ographing very bright, very dark, or high- cont ra s t su bj e c t s . Choose posi tive ( + ) values to i ncre ase e x posu re Choose negative ( –) v alues to re du ce e x p osu re Choosing an Exposure Compensation Value • Backlit su[...]
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62 The Shoot ing Menu e e WHITE BALANCE WHITE BALANC E For na tural colors, choose a setting that ma tches the ligh t sourc e (f or an explanation of “wh ite balanc e, ” see the Glossar y on page 1 0 0) . Option Option Displaye d in Displaye d in AUT O W hite balance adjusted automa tically. p For subjec ts in dire c t sunlight. q For subjec ts[...]
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63 The Shoot ing Menu Menus Aspect Rat io Pictures taken at an image qualit y set ting o f g 3 : 2 have an aspec t ratio of 3 : 2, the same as a f rame of 35-mm lm. Pic tures taken at other set tings have an aspec t r atio of 4 : 3. 4 : 3 3 : 2 g g ISO ISO Con trol the camera ’ s sensitivity to lig ht with M . Higher val ues can be used to re[...]
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64 The Shoot ing Menu b b HIGH-S PEED S HOOT ING HIGH-S PEED S HOOT ING Selecting ON reduc es focusing ti me, ens uring a quick s hut ter r esponse. The camera will focus a t distanc es of about 1 m (3 ft . 3 in.) t o in nit y . Notes • The d LC D M O D E option in the setup menu is not available when high-sp ee d shooting is on (pg. 8 4) . ?[...]
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65 The Shoot ing Menu Menus ■ ■ c c CONTINUOUS : CONTINUOUS : o o FIN AL 3 FIN AL 3 While the sh ut ter button is pr essed, the camera takes up t o 4 0 pic tures, but only the last thr ee shots ar e recor ded. Shutter button press ed Shutter button rele ase d Last thr ee shot s reco rde d Up to 40 shots ■ ■ c c CONTINUOUS : CONTINUOUS : m m[...]
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66 The Shoot ing Menu i i AF MOD E AF MOD E In shooting mode M (pg. 3 1 ), th is option c ontrol s how the camera focuses when Intelligen t F ace Detection is o (pg. 2 1 ). Regardles s of the option selec ted, the camera will focus on the s ubjec t in the cen ter of the monit or when macro mode is on (pg. 25) . ■ ■ i i AF MODE: AF MODE: w w [...]
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67 Menus The Pla yback Menu The playback menu i s used to m anage the pictures in in terna l memor y or on the memor y card. Using the Playback Menu Using the Playback Menu 1 Press D to en ter pl ayback mode (pg. 36) . 2 Press MENU/OK to d ispla y the playbac k menu. PLA YBACK TYPE SLIDE SHOW TRIMMING FOR BLOG ERASE RED EYE REMOV AL PLA YBACK MENU [...]
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68 The Playbac k Menu Option Option Description Description J TRANSITION Choos e the t ransiti on b et ween p ic tures during pl ayba ck (pg . 79) . G MOVIE TRIMMING Create an edited copy o f a movi e (p g. 79) . C PRINT ORDE R (DPO F) Sele c t pic ture s for printing o n DPOF - and PictBridge- compatible devices (pg. 48) . j SET-UP Per form b asic[...]
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69 The Playbac k Menu Menus 4 Press MENU/OK to open the setting screen. The screen ty pe varies, depending on the selected menu. 5 Change the setting. This step i s unneces sar y in some menus. 6 Press MENU/OK to pr ocess the image. The original im age remai ns unaltered. Notes • Press the W and T bu t tons t o zoom the pic ture in or out and use[...]
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70 The Playbac k Menu ■ ■ List of Processing menu options List of Processing menu options menu menu Fun c t io ns Fun c t io ns Settings Settings Fac tor y def au lt Fac tor y def au lt Q ASPE CT RA TIO* 1 Crops an image to change th e aspe c t ratio. Wid e image: 4: 1 , 8:3, 1 6: 9, 3:2, 4: 3, 1: 1 , 3:4, 1:3 Wid e image:4:3 Ta l l i m a g e :[...]
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71 The Playbac k Menu Menus B B SLIDE SHO W SLIDE SHO W View pic tures in an aut omat ed slide show . Af ter choosin g the b ackground music, cho ose the t ype of show and press MENU /OK to star t. Pres s DISP /BACK at an y time during the s how to view on-screen help. When a movie i s displa yed, movie pla yback will begin aut omatical ly , and th[...]
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72 The Playbac k Menu DETECTING CANCEL REMOVING Notes • Red eye may not be removed if the camer a is unable to det ec t a f ace or the face is in pro le. Results may di er depending on the scene. Red eye can not be removed f rom pictures that have already be en processed using red- eye removal or pic tures crea ted with other devices. • T[...]
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73 The Playbac k Menu Menus 2 Pr ess the selec tor down t o rota te the picture 90 ° clockw ise , up t o rotat e the picture 90 ° count erclock wise. 3 Press MENU/OK to c on rm the operation (t o exit without rota ting the picture, pres s DISP /BACK ). The nex t time the picture is pl ayed back, it will aut omatical ly be rotat ed. E E PROTEC [...]
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74 The Playbac k Menu ■ ■ SET ALL SET ALL Press MENU/OK to pr otect all pictures, or press DISP / BACK to exit without cha nging picture status. SET ALL OK? IT MA Y T AKE A WHILE CANCEL YES ■ ■ RESE T ALL RESE T ALL Press MENU/OK to r emove prot ec tion from all pictures, or press DISP / BACK t o exit without changi ng pic ture sta tus. RES[...]
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75 The Playbac k Menu Menus 2 Press MENU/OK . A con rmation dialog will b e displaye d. Copy s ize ( o , n , m , or p ; see page 62 ) is shown at the t op; if the size is p , OK is displayed in yellow. Larger crops pr oduce larger c opies; all c opies hav e an aspec t ratio of 4 : 3. 3 Press MENU/OK to sa ve the cropped cop y to a sepa rat e [...]
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76 The Playbac k Menu ■ ■ FR AM E FR AM E Copy selected frames. 100 - 0001 COPY OK? CANCEL YES 1 Pr ess the selec tor lef t or right t o dis play the desir ed pic ture. 2 Press MENU/OK to c opy the picture. 3 Repea t steps 1 – 2 to copy additional images. Press DISP / BACK to exit when the operation is com pl ete. ■ ■ ALL FRAM ES ALL FRAM[...]
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77 The Playbac k Menu Menus I I VOICE ME MO VOICE ME MO T o add a voice memo t o a st il l pi ct ur e , s e le ct I VO IC E M EM O af ter dis playing the picture in playback mode . Note Voic e memos can not be added to movies or prot ec ted pic tures. Remove protec tion from pic tures before recording voice memos (pg. 73 ) . Microphone 1 Press MENU[...]
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78 The Playbac k Menu Play in g Voice Mem os Voic e memo playback s tar t s automatically when a picture with a voice memo is di splayed (p g. 36; pic tures with voice memos are indicated by a h icon ). Playback repeats until another picture is displayed. T o pause, press the selec tor down; to end playback, press the selec tor up. Press the selec [...]
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79 The Playbac k Menu Menus J TRAN SITIO N TRAN SITIO N Choose the transition bet ween images du ring playbac k . PRINT ORDER (DPOF) SET-UP TRANSITION PLA YBACK MENU OFF FADE-IN SLIDE-IN WIPE G G MOVIE TRI MM ING MOVIE TRI MM IN G T o crea te a shorter cop y of the movie curr ently displayed in playb ack mode, select G MOVIE TRIMMING from the playb[...]
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80 The Setup Menu Using the Setup Menu Using the Setup Menu 1 Display the setup menu. 1.1 Pres s MENU/OK to di splay the menu for the curr ent mode. 1. 2 Press the selector up or down to highlight j SET - UP . 1. 3 Pr ess the selec tor righ t to dis play the setup menu. SET-UP ON OFF ILLUMINATION DIGITAL ZOOM LCD MODE IMAGE DISP . CONT . 1.5 SEC FR[...]
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81 The Setup Menu Menus Setup Menu O ptions Setup Menu Opt ions Menu item Menu item Description Description Options Options Default Default a a a IMAG E DISP . Choos e how lo ng pic t ures are displaye d af ter sho oting ( pg. 82). 3 SEC / 1.5 SEC / ZOOM (CONTINUOUS) 1.5 SEC b FRA ME NO. Choos e how les are nam ed (p g. 83). CONT. / RENEW CONT [...]
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82 The Setup Menu a a IMAGE DI SP . IMA GE DISP . Choose how long pictures are di splay ed in the monitor after shooting. • 3 SEC : Pictures are d ispla yed for about 3 s before being r ecorded t o the memor y card. • 1 .5 SEC : Pictures are d ispla yed for about 1 .5 s b efore being r ecorded t o the memor y card. • ZOOM (CONTINUOUS) : P ic [...]
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83 The Setup Menu Menus b b FRAM E NO. FRA ME N O. New pictures are stor ed in image les named using a f our-digit le number as signed by adding one t o the last le number used. The le number i s dis played duri ng playback as s hown at righ t. FRAME NO. con trols whether le numbering is r eset to 000 1 when a new memor y card i[...]
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84 The Setup Menu c c DIG IT AL ZOOM DIG IT AL ZOOM If ON is selected, press ing T at the maxim um optical zoom position wi ll trigger digita l zoom, fur ther magnifying the image. T o cancel dig ital zoom, z oom out to the mini mum digita l zoom position and pres s W . Zo o m indicator Zo o m i n d i ca t o r, DIGIT AL Z OOM o Opt ic al z oom Z[...]
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85 The Setup Menu Menus j j SOUN D SOUN D Choose the sounds u sed for the shutter , at star t up, a nd for camera con trols. Pr ess the selec tor up or down t o highlig ht an option and pr ess lef t or right t o selec t a sound. Press MENU /OK to select. g g LCD BRI GHTN ESS LCD BRI GHTN ESS Pres s the selec tor up or down t o choose monitor bright[...]
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86 The Setup Menu p p TIME D IFFE R EN CE TIME D IFFE R EN CE When travell ing, use this op tion to switc h the camera clock instantly from y our home time zone t o the local time at your destina tion. 1 Specif y the di erence bet ween local time and your home time zone. 1.1 Pr ess the selec tor up or do wn to highlight j LOC A L . 1. 2 Press th[...]
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Te c h n i c a l N o t e s 87 Option al A cces sori es The camera suppor ts a wide range of acces sories from FU JIFILM and other ma nufac turers. ■ ■ Prin ti ng Prin ti ng PictBridge-compatible prin ter (av ailable from third-part y sup pl ie rs) USB ■ ■ Audio/ Visual Audio/ Visual T V (ava ilable from third-part y suppliers ) Audio/ vis u[...]
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88 Optional Acc essories Accessories from F uji lm Accessories from F uj i lm The following optional ac cessories were a vailable from F U JIFILM. Check with your local Fu ji lm repr esenta tive for inf ormation on the ac cessories a vailable i n your region. • NP-45 rec ha rg ea bl e Li- io n bat te r y (su pp li e d) : Additional NP- 4[...]
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T roubleshoot ing 89 Tr o u b l e s h o o t i n g Power an d Ba tt er y Problem Problem Poss ib l e ca us e Poss i bl e ca us e Solution Solution Page Page Water immersion The b at ter y- chamb er cover has been accide ntally opened unde r water . Do not t urn on th e cam era. A sk ou r Repa ir ser v ice to repair the cam era . — The c amer a has[...]
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90 Tr o u b l e s h o o t i n g Problem Problem Poss ib l e ca us e Poss i bl e ca us e Solution Solution Page Page Battery charger Charging does not start. The b at ter y is not correc tl y inser ted . R e -inser t the bat ter y in the charger. 4 The b at ter y is not in th e corre c t orient ation . Re- inser t the bat ter y in t he corre c t ori[...]
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91 Tr o u b l e s h o o t i n g T roubleshoot ing Problem Problem Poss ib le c a us e Poss ib l e ca us e Solution Solution Page Page Close -ups Macro mode is not available. The c amer a is in a sho oting mo de w hich makes macro (close - up) mode unavailab le. Choos e a di erent shooting mode. 3 1 Intelligent Fa c e Det ection F ace dete c tion[...]
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92 Tr o u b l e s h o o t i n g Problem Problem Poss ib le c a us e Poss ib l e ca us e Solution Solution Page Page Flash The ash do es not re. The c amer a is in a sho oting mo de in wh ich the ash do es not re. Choos e a di erent shooting mode. 3 1 The b at ter y is e xhauste d. Charge the b at ter y or inser t a fully- charg e[...]
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93 Tr o u b l e s h o o t i n g T roubleshoot ing Playbac k Problem Problem Poss ib le c a us e Poss ib l e ca us e Solution Solution Page Page Pic t ures Pic tures are grainy . The p ic tures were t aken with a di erent make or model of camera. —— Playb ack zo o m unavailable. The p ic tures were t aken in N modes, at an image size o f p ,[...]
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94 Tr o u b l e s h o o t i n g Connections Problem Problem Poss ib le c a us e Poss i bl e ca us e Solution Solution Page Page TV No pic t ure or sound. The c amer a is not prop erl y connec te d. Connec t the c amer a correc t ly. 4 6 The sup plie d A / V cable w as conne c ted during movie playbac k . Connec t t he cam era o nce movie p layb ack[...]
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95 Tr o u b l e s h o o t i n g Tr o u b l e s h o o t i n g Miscellaneous Problem Problem Poss ib le c a us e Poss ib l e ca us e Solution Solution Page Page Nothing happ ens when the shut ter bu t ton is pressed. T empor ar y camer a malf unc tion. Remove an d reinser t the b at ter y . 6 The b at ter y is e xhauste d. Charge the b at ter y or in[...]
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96 W arning Messages and Displa ys The following warn ings ar e dis played in the monit or: War n in g War n in g Description Description Solution Solution O (re d ) Lo w b a t t e r y. Charge the b at ter y or inser t a fully- charg ed sp are battery . N (blink s re d) Batter y exhauste d. 0 Slow shut ter spe ed. Pic ture may b e blurre d. Use the[...]
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97 Warning Messages and D isplays T roubleshoot ing War n in g War n in g Description Description Solution Solution CAR D E RRO R Th e memo r y card is n ot form at ted for us e in the cam era . Format t he mem or y card (p g. 85). The m emor y card contac t s require cleanin g or the memory card i s damaged. Clean the conta c ts w ith a so f t, dr[...]
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98 Warning Messages and D isplays War n in g War n in g Description Description Solution Solution TOO MA NY FR AME S Date for which mo re than 4,999 pic t ures exis t sel ec ted in s or t-by - date view. Choos e a di erent date. PROTEC TED FRA ME An at tempt was ma de to dele te, rotate, or add a voi ce memo to a protec te d pic t ure. Remove pr[...]
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99 Warning Messages and D isplays T roubleshoot ing War n in g War n in g Description Description Solution Solution PRESS AN D HOLD THE DI SP BUT TON TO DEACTIVA TE SILENT MODE An at tempt was made to cho ose a ash mode or adju st the volume with the camera in silen t mode. Exit silent mode before choosing a ash mode or adjustin g the volum[...]
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Appendix 10 0 Glos sary Digital zoom : Unlike optical zoom, digital zoom do es not increase the amount of vis ible detail. Ins tead, details visible using optical zoom are simply enlarged, producing a slightly “ grainy ” image. DPOF ( D igital P rin t O rde r F ormat): A standard that allows pic tures to be printed from “print or ders” stor[...]
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101 Appendix Internal Memory /Memory Card Capacity The fo llowing table shows the recording time or number o f pic tures available at di erent image qualities. All gures are approximate ; le size var ies with the scene recorded, producing wide variations in the number of les that can be s tored. The numb er of ex posures or length re[...]
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102 Spec i cations Sys te m Model FinePix Z 33 WP digi tal cam era E ective pixels 10 . 0 m i l l i o n CCD ½ .3 -in., s quare -pi xel CCD with primar y col or lter Stor ag e me di a • Intern al memory (appro x. 50 MB) • SD/SDHC mem or y c ards (see p age 8) Fil e sy ste m Compliant with D esi gn Rule for C amera F ile Sys tem (DCF),[...]
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103 Appendix Speci cations Sys te m Shu t te r sp ee d 1 / 4 s– 1 / 1,0 0 0 s ( k mode ); 3 s– 1 / 1,0 0 0 s (other modes); combined me chanical and e lec troni c shut ter Continuous • TOP 3 : Up to 0.6 f ps; max . 3 f rames • FINAL 3 : Up to 0. 6 f ps; las t 3 fr ames re corde d • LO NG PERIOD : Up to 0.3 fp s (one fram e ever y 3.5 [...]
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10 4 Speci cations Power s up pl y/othe r Power s ou rc es NP-45 rechargeable bat ter y Bat te r y l if e (NP- 45) Approx . 20 0 fr ames, b ase d on CIPA ( C amer a and I magin g P roduc t s A ssociation ) standard; me asured at 23 ° C (73 ° F ) wit h the mo nitor on, t he cam era zo ome d from w ides t angl e to maximum zo om and back on ce [...]
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105 Appendix Speci cations Notes o n th e Bat te r y an d Bat te r y Ch ar ge r • The bat ter y and charger may become warm to the touch during charging. This is normal and does not indicate a malfunction. I f possible, charge the batter y in a well -ventilated location. • The bat ter y charger may vibrate when in u se. This is normal and d[...]
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10 6 Caring for the Ca mera T o ensur e cont inued enjoyment of the pr oduc t, obser ve the following precaution s. Storage and Use Storage and Use If the camera wil l not be used for an ex tended period, remov e the batter y and memor y card. Do not store or u se the camera in locations th at are: • exposed to rain , stea m, or smoke • very hu[...]
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