Casio Exilim EX-S100 digital camera
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• INTRODUCTION »
• Unpacking »
• Features »
• Precautions »
• QUICK START GUIDE »
• First, charge the battery! »
• To configure display language and clock settings »
• To record an image »
• To view a recorded image »
• To delete an image »
• GETTING READY »
• About This Manual »
• General Guide »
• Camera »
• USB Cradle »
• Monitor Screen Contents »
• Changing the Contents of the Monitor Screen »
• Attaching the Strap »
• Power Requirements »
• Loading and Removing the Rechargeable Battery »
• To charge the battery »
• Power Supply Precautions »
• Turning the Camera On and Off »
• Configuring Power Saving Settings »
• Using the On-screen Menus »
• Configuring Display Language and Clock Settings »
• To configure display language and clock settings »
• BASIC IMAGE RECORDING »
• Recording an Image »
• Specifying the Recording Mode »
• Aiming the Camera »
• Recording an Image »
• Using Zoom »
• Optical Zoom »
• Digital Zoom »
• Using the Flash »
• Flash Unit Status »
• Changing the Flash Intensity Setting »
• Using Flash Assist »
• Using the Self-timer »
• Specifying Image Size »
• Specifying Image Quality »
• OTHER RECORDING FUNCTIONS »
• Selecting the Focus Mode »
• Using Auto Focus »
• Using the Macro Mode »
• Using Pan Focus »
• Using the Infinity Mode »
• Using Manual Focus »
• Using Focus Lock »
• Exposure Compensation (EV Shift) »
• Adjusting White Balance »
• Configuring the White Balance Setting Manually »
• Using the BESTSHOT Mode »
• Creating Your Own BESTSHOT Setup »
• To delete a BESTSHOT user setup »
• Combining Shots of Two People into a Single Image (Coupling... »
• Recording a Subject onto an Existing Background Image... »
• Recording Images of Business Cards and Documents (Business... »
• To use Business Shot »
• Using the Movie Mode »
• Recording Audio »
• Adding Audio to a Snapshot »
• Recording Your Voice »
• Using the Histogram »
• REC Mode Camera Settings »
• Specifying ISO Sensitivity »
• Specifying Outline Sharpness »
• Specifying Color Saturation »
• Specifying Contrast »
• Turning the On-screen Grid On and Off »
• Turning Image Review On and Off »
• Using Icon Help »
• Assigning Functions to the [ Keys »
• Specifying Power On Default Settings »
• Resetting the Camera »
• PLAYBACK »
• Basic Playback Operation »
• Playing an Audio Snapshot »
• Flipping the Display »
• Zooming the Display Image »
• Resizing an Image »
• Cropping an Image »
• Playing a Movie »
• Displaying the 9-image View »
• Displaying the Calendar Screen »
• Playing a Slideshow »
• Using the Photo Stand Feature »
• Rotating the Display Image »
• Using Image Roulette »
• Adding Audio to a Snapshot »
• To re-record audio »
• Playing Back a Voice Recording File »
• DELETING FILES »
• Deleting a Single File »
• Deleting All Files »
• FILE MANAGEMENT »
• Folders »
• Memory Folders and Files »
• Protecting Files »
• To protect a single file »
• To protect all files in memory »
• Using the FAVORITE Folder »
• To copy a file to the FAVORITE folder »
• To display a file in the FAVORITE folder »
• To delete a file from the FAVORITE folder »
• To delete all files from the FAVORITE folder »
• OTHER SETTINGS »
• Configuring Sound Settings »
• To configure sound settings »
• To set the volume level »
• Specifying an Image for the Startup Screen »
• Configuring Power Down Image Settings »
• Specifying the File Name Serial Number Generation Method »
• Using the Alarm »
• Setting the Clock »
• To select your Home Time zone »
• To set the current time and date »
• Changing the Date Format »
• Using World Time »
• To display the World Time screen »
• To configure World Time settings »
• Changing the Display Language »
• Changing the USB Port Protocol »
• Configuring [ ] (REC) and [ Power On/Off Functions »
• Formatting Built-in Memory »
• USING A MEMORY CARD »
• USING A MEMORY CARD »
• To insert a memory card into the camera »
• To remove a memory card from the camera »
• Formatting a Memory Card »
• Copying Files »
• To copy all the files in built-in memory to a memory card »
• To copy a specific file from a memory card to built-in... »
• PRINTING IMAGES »
• DPOF »
• To configure print settings for a single image »
• To configure print settings for all images »
• Using PictBridge or USB DIRECT-PRINT »
• PRINT Image Matching III »
• Exif Print »
• VIEWING IMAGES ON A COMPUTER »
• Using the Camera with a Windows Computer »
• Using the Camera with a Macintosh Computer »
• Operations You Can Perform from Your Computer »
• Using a Memory Card to Transfer Images to a Computer »
• Memory Data »
• DCF Protocol »
• Memory Folder Structure »
• Image Files Supported by the Camera »
• USING THE CAMERA WITH A COMPUTER »
• Using the Album Feature »
• Creating an album »
• Selecting an Album Layout »
• Configuring Detailed Album Settings »
• Viewing Album Files »
• Saving an Album »
• To delete an album »
• Installing the Software from the CD-ROM »
• About the bundled CD-ROM (CASIO Digital Camera Software) »
• Computer System Requirements »
• Installing Software from the CD-ROM in Windows »
• Getting Started »
• Selecting a Language »
• Viewing the Contents of the Read me File »
• Installing an Application »
• Viewing User Documentation (PDF Files) »
• User Registration »
• Exiting the Menu Application »
• Installing Software from the CD-ROM on a Macintosh »
• Installing Software »
• Viewing User Documentation (PDF Files) »
• APPENDIX »
• Menu Reference »
• Indicator Lamp Reference »
• Troubleshooting Guide »
• If you have problems installing the USB driver »
• Display Messages »
• Specifications »
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