User manual BENQ DC300 annexe 1

[. . . ] · To prevent electrical shock, do not attempt to disassemble or repair your camera by yourself. · Do not use your camera outdoors when it is raining or snowing. · If the foreign substance or water gets in your camera, please tum the power off immediately and disconnect the batteries and the transformer. [. . . ] You can: · Click on each thumbnail to select a photo separately. · Click on the Select All button to select all photos on a page. If you have selected multiple photos, you will be prompted to enter a prefix for the file name of the photos. The image files will be named in the format of (prefix)001, (prefix)002. . . . For example, if you entered "Mypic" as the prefix, the images in camera will be saved using the names "Mypic001", "Mypic002". . . 10 Using Your Camera Deleting photos in camera in the image preview window Select the photo(s) you want to delete in the image preview window. The photo(s) will be deleted from your camera. 11 Using Your Camera Using the image browser Click on the Browser button in the image preview window. You can use it to browse the photos in your camera. In the Image Browser window, you can: Click the button Click the button Click the button Click the button to go to the previous photo. to zoom out on the photo. 12 Using Your Camera Options Using the flash light Your camera is equipped with a flash light. It is recommended that you use the flash within the best working range as illustrated below. Turning on/off the flash light Press the MODE button. The icon appears and flashes on the status display. 13 Using Your Camera Press the SELECT button to select from the following. Auto flash light Flash light OFF Now you are ready to take pictures. Note: If the macro function is turned on, the flash light will be disabled. It takes about 11 seconds for the flash light to recharge for the next shot. Charging is completed when the FLASH indicator becomes off. 14 Using Your Camera Using the macro function If you need to shoot objects at a very close distance (from 8 inches to 2 feet), turn on the macro function before shooting. To turn on, slide the Macro switch to the "macro on" tor will be on. position. position marked Note: If the macro function is turned on, the flash light will be disabled. To turn off the macro function, slide the switch to the position marked . 15 Using Your Camera View picture counter The picture counter provides 2 display modes. You can view picture counter by the number of pictures taken or by the number of photos allowed in the remaining memory space. View picture counter by the number of pictures taken Normally, the picture counter shows the number of pictures taken (or the number of pictures in camera memory). [. . . ] Rotate the cradle clockwise until the cradle is appropriately fixed. 30 Using the cradle Placing the camera on top of computer monitor Placing the camera on a notebook computer Pull the metal ring outward. Clip the cradle on the LCD screen of notebook computer. 31 Using the cradle 32 Troubleshooting Tips Troubleshooting Tips The LCD panel remains blank when I press the POWER button and can't take pictures. Check that the battery is correctly inserted. If it is old, replace it. The camera can not take a picture. When the FLASH indicator is on, it takes up about 15 seconds to charge the flash light for the next shot. [. . . ]