Easypix W524 Bedienungsanleitung
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W524 Manual
IMPORTANT
-Don’t open the battery door under water.
-Close the battery door properly for best water sealing.
-Rinse by clean water after used and keep it dry for storage.
1. Get to know your camera
3M waterproof design
5.0 Mega pixels resolution sensor
Digital still camera
Digital video camcorder
Built-in flash Light
8x digital zoom
2.4" TFT color display
Micro SD card support
2x AAA alkaline batteries
Smile detection
Anti-shaking still capture
2. Functional parts
1Shutter Press this button to take photographs or to start /stop recording
a video clip, or to confirm changes in menu mode.
2Power on/off
button Press this button to turn on, press again to turn off.
3Strap hook Hook for attaching the wrist strap to the camera.
4Flash light Use the built-in flash to give the subject extra lighting if it is in dark
surrounding the best flash distance is recommended within 1.5m).（
5Lens
Records the image to be taken.
Note: Keep the lens clean. Dirt and fingerprints will affect the
quality of the picture.
6Busy indicator When the indicator is blinking, the camera is busy.
7Macro switch
Select this mode to take close-up photographs Macro mode:
(distance 11cm - 18cm).
Normal mode: Select this mode to take photographs from
0.5m - infinity.
8LCD screen Display photographs, video clips, camera setting and menu.
9Up Menu-mode: Up, Photo/Video/Preview-mode: Digital zoom in.
10 Down Menu-mode: Down, Photo/Video/Preview-mode: Digital zoom out
11 Left / Flash light For LEFT selection in menu mode.
For flash light functions selection in photo mode.
12 Right /
Playback
For RIGHT selection in menu mode.
Press it to enter playback mode.
13 Mode Press select PHOTO/VIDEO mode.it to
14 Menu / Delete Press it to enter camera setting mode.
Press it to delete the photos/videos in playback mode.
15 Tripod
connector To fix the camera on tripod.
16 Micro SD card
slot SD card storage location.
17 USB interface Via connection, you can do d raphs a video clipsthis wnloa photog nd
to a computer.
18 Battery
compartment Compartment for 2 x AAA batteries.
3. Explanation of the status icons
Item Function Description
1Mode selected
Photographs mode.
Videos capture mode.
Playback VIDEO mode.
Playback PICTURE mode
2Flash indicator
Force flash: The flash is on in any
environment.
Auto flash: The camera determines if
the flash should be used or not.
No flash: The flash is turned off.
3Self-timer Shows selected Self-timer setting
4ISO Shows selected Sensitivity setting
5Photo/Video
counter
Photo mode: No. of pictures had been taken.
Video mode: Recording time in second.
Playback mode: No. of pictures or video file.
6Selected resolution
12M = 4032x3024; 8M = 3264X2448
5M = 2560x1920; 3M = 2048x1536;
1.3M = 1280x960; VGA = 640x480
7Picture quality
Super fine.
Fine.
Normal.
8The micro SD card
indication
The micro SD card is inserted and will be used as
storage for PHOTO and VIDEO
9Anti-Shaking Shows Anti-Shaking ON/Off
10 Normal/Macro
mode indicator
Mode (0.5m – infinity).
Macro mode (11cm – 18cm).
11 Battery indicator The batteries are full.
The batteries are empty.
12 Exposure value Shows selected EV± value.
13 White Balance Shows selected White-balance mode
14 Scene mode Shows selected Scene mode
( Landscape/Backlight/Night scene/Portrait/Sports)
15 Smile detection Shows Smile detection On/Off
16 Zoom indicator Shows Zoom ratio.
4. Details for camera setting
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capture Mode Single / 10s Timer Single or 10s timer selection
Resolution
12M pixel resolution 4032 x 3024
8.0M pixel resolution x 3264 2448
5.0M pixel resolution 2560 x 1920
3.0M pixel resolution 2048 x 1536
1.3M pixel resolution 1280 x 960
VGA resolution 640 x 480
Quality Super Fine/Fine/Normal Picture quality setting
Sharpness Strong/Normal/Soft Sharpness setting
Exposure ±2.0, ±5/3, ±4/3, ±1.0,
±2/3, ±1/3, 0 Exposure setting
White balance
Auto Automatic white balance
Daylight White balanc lighte selected for day
surrounding
Cloudy White balanc loudye selected for c
surrounding
Tungsten White balance selected for
tungst len ighting
Fluorescent White balance selected for
fluoresce sunt rrounding
Scene
Auto/Landscape/
Backlight/Night
scene/Portrait/Sports
Scene setting
ISO Auto/50/100/200 Sensitivity select
Smile detection On / Off Smile detection setting
Anti-shaking Anti-shaking settingOn / Off
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oResolution VGA 640 x 480
QVGA 320 x 240 Video resolution set up
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Date/Time YY/MM/DD Date or time setting
Auto power off Off / 1Minute / 3 Minutes Auto power off selection
Beep sound Beep sound settingOff/On
Language
English/T-Chinese/
S-Chinese/French/
Deutsch/Italian/Spanish/
Portuguese/Japanese
Select display language
Date stamp Date &Time /Date /Off Date stamp
Frequency 50Hz / 60Hz Select power frequency in your
location
Format Internal Memory or
Micro SD card
Format the memory location
selection.
Default setting Cancel / OK Default setting
Version See the firmware version
Note: The camera will remain the last setting when it is turned off.
5. Using the camera
5.1 Installing the batteries
1. Open the battery door.
2. Insert 2x AAA alkaline batteries into the camera.
3. Close the battery door.
5.2 Inserting a memory card (not included)
This camera has built-in internal memory. This memory can be extended with a micro SD
memory card (not included).
Follow the instructions below to insert the optional micro SD memory card into the camera.
1. Turn off the camera first.
2. Open the battery door.
3. Insert the micro SD card into the camera.
Note: There is only one right direction to insert the micro SD memory card into the slot. Do not
force the card into the memory card-slot, it may damage both the camera and the micro
SD memory card.
Note: micro SD memory card must be formatted before taking photographs. See theThe
following sections for more information.
5.3 microFormatting the memory or SD card
1. Press the menu button ( ) in PHOTO or VIDEO mode.
2. Select the setup mode by press the right button.
3. Select the format icon by press the ( ) button and press the SHUTTER button toW
confirm.
4. Select Internal memory or SD card and confirm with the SHUTTER button.
5.4 Setting the resolution
The camera can be set to different resolutions.
1. Press the menu button ( ) in PHOTO mode, select the resolutions icon by ) key andW (
press the SHUTTER to confirm.
Resolutions: VGA (640 x 480), 1.3M (1280 x 960), 3M (2048 x 1536),
5M (2560 x 1920), 8M (3264x2448), 12M (4032 x 3024)
2. Six different resolutions will be displayed. Select the desired resolution by using the up or
down buttons and press the SHUTTER button to confirm the selection.
5.5 Taking photographs
1. Turn on the camera.
2. Depending on the distance to the object being photographed, use macro switch to adjust
the distance. Select the flower symbol ( ) if you wish to take a close-up photograph
(11cm –18 cm).
If you wish to take a video or a photograph of surroundings or people (0.5m – infinity), set
the macro switch to normal mode ( ).
3. If you are not sure if there is enough lighting, turn on the automatic flash( ) by pressing the
flash button. (If the battery power is too low, the flash won’t be activated).
4. Use the LCD screen to aim the object you wish to take photograph.
Face detection function will be activated automatically if you take pictures of persons.
5. Press SHUTTER button and wait until the LCD display turn on again.
6. If ‘SMILE’ detection is ON, shutter will be activate automatically once a smile face is
detected
Caution: 1) Taking picture for fast-moving object is not recommended.
2) Image may be distorted when taking picture in a moving vehicle.
5.6 Zoom in and out
The camera can zoom in up to 8 times.
Zoom in or out by pressing the up or down button, a number will appear on the display, 8.x is the
maximum zoom ratio.
5.7 Self-timer setting
You can use the self-timer function when you take a photograph of yourself or when you take a
photograph without flash of an object. To avoid shaking of the camera a tripod is recommended.
1. Set the camera to photo mode.
2. Press the MENU button ( ). The menu will appear.
3. Press the ( ) button to select Capture Mode and confirm by pressing the SHUTTERW
button.
4. Press the ( ) button to set the delay time: 10S Timer.W
5. Press the SHUTTER button to confirm. The self-timer function is now ready for use.
6. Aim at the object you wish to take photo.
7. Press the SHUTTER button to take a photograph.
8. The photo will be taken after the timer reaches the delay time of 10 seconds. The camera will
beep during the delay time.
5.8 Recording video clips
1. Press the MODE button to select the video clip mode ( ).
2. For setting the resolution, Press MENU ( ) button and select Resolution, then press the
SHUTTER button to confirm. Two resolutions will be displayed.
VGA (640 x 480), QVGA ( 320 x 240).
3. buttonPress the SHUTTER button to start recording video, press the SHUTTER again to stop
recording. The video clip will now be saved as an AVI file in the camera memory.
5.9 Playback photographs
1. Press the( ) button to get into playback mode.
2. The last picture or video clip taken will be displayed. Use the left or right buttons to flip
through the pictures or videos
3. In full screen display, press ( ) to zoom in the photo. the T button
4. To view images in thumbnail, press the ( )W button.
5. To shift the image in zoom-in mode, press the SHUTTER button then use the
up/down/left/right buttons.
6. Press the MENU ( ) button in Playback mode, press again and hold MENU button until the
menu options displayed. Select SLIDE SHOW and select the desired slide show time. Press
the SHUTTER button to confirm. The pictures saved in your camera or your micro SD card
will be displayed in sequence automatically. To stop slide show, press SHUTTER button
again.
5.10 Playback video clips
1. When video clips are displayed, press the SHUTTER button to start playing the video and
press the SHUTTER button again to pause the playback.
2. Press right button to fast forward or press left button to rewind.
3. Press the down button to stop.
4. Press the mode button to exit.
5.11 Delete photographs and video clips
You can delete a single photograph / video clip, or delete all the photographs / video clips in the
memory.
Follow the instructions below to delete photograph.
1. Press ( ) button to enter the playback mode.the
2. Press left or right button to select photograph/video clip to be delete.
3. Press the MENU/delete button and select “Delete This Image(Video)” or “All” .（ ）
4. Press the SHUTTER button, then select OK to confirm.
5. Press mode button to exit.the
NOTE: Select “All” and Press the SHUTTER button to confirm, all the pictures and videos will be
deleted.
6. Connecting to a PC
The unit can be connected to the computer as mass storage device and transfer photo/video
files for storage.
7. Specifications
Sensor
5.0 Mega pixel CMOS sensor
Image resolution
12.0 Mega pixels: (4032x3024)
8.0 Mega pixels: (3264x2448)
5.0 Mega pixels: (2560x1920)
3.0 Mega pixels: (2048x1536)
1.3 Mega pixels: (1280x960)
VGA: (640x480)
Lens
F/2.8 f = 8.5mm
Focus range
0.5m. ~ Infinity
Macro mode
11cm – 18cm
Digital zoom 8x
Flash strobe
Built-in ( Auto / force / off )
LCD display
2.4" TFT color display
White balance
Auto / Daylight / Cloudy / Fluorescent / Tungsten
Video mode
30fps@VGA / 30fps@QVGA with micro SD card
External memory card Supports SD cards up to 8GB
File format
Picture: JPEG, Video: AVI
Self timer
10 seconds
PC interface USB 2.0
Power source 2xAAA alkaline batteries
8. System requirement
Operating system Windows XP / Vista or above
Mac 9.x or X.x
CPU
Pentium III or above
RAM
At least 64MB
Interface
USB port
CD
4x speed CD ROM or above
9. Troubleshooting
Problem SolutionCause
Cannot turn on the camera Low battery power.
Battery placed at wrong
polarities.
Replace or install the battery
correctly.
Photos can not be saved
when taking pictures.
The memory card or built-
in memory hasn’t been
formatted properly.
Format the memory in setup
mode of the camera. Please
refer to section 5.3.
Cannot find removable disk
after connecting the
camera to the computer.
Connection failure. Make sure all cable
connections are secured and
restart the computer if
necessary.
Flash does not work. Battery power is too low. Replace with new 2xAAA
alkaline batteries.
The batteries used up very
fast.
Incorrect or old, used up,
battery
Replace with new 2xAAA
alkaline batteries.
The photos are blurry 1. The camera is not held
steadily
2. The lens of camera is
dirty.
1. Hold the camera steadily
until it beeps when taking
video photo.
2. Clean the lens with soft dry
cloth.
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| Marke: | Easypix |
| Kategorie: | Kamera |
| Modell: | W524 |
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