Konica Minolta Dimage Z20 digital camera
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• GETTING UP AND RUNNING »
• Attaching the strap and lens cap »
• Inserting batteries »
• Battery condition indicator »
• Auto power save »
• Connecting the optional AC adapter »
• Changing the memory card »
• Turning on the camera and displays »
• Setting the date and time »
• Setting the Menu language »
• BASIC RECORDING »
• Handling the camera »
• Using the zoom lens »
• Recording images automatically »
• Basic recording operation »
• Automatic Digital Subject Program Selection »
• Focus lock »
• Focus range »
• Focus signals »
• Special focusing situations »
• Flash modes »
• Flash range - auto-recording mode »
• Camera-shake warning »
• button »
• Adjusting monitor brightness »
• Digital subject programs »
• BASIC PLAYBACK »
• Single-frame playback and histogram display »
• Viewing and rotating images »
• Deleting single images »
• button »
• Enlarged playback »
• ADVANCED RECORDING »
• Recording mode display »
• Macro »
• Program (P) Exposure mode »
• Aperture priority (A) Exposure mode »
• Shutter priority (S) Exposure mode »
• Manual (M) Exposure mode »
• Movie recording »
• Exposure compensation »
• Focus area selection »
• Navigating the recording menus »
• Drive modes »
• Self-timer »
• Continuous-advance mode »
• Progressive-capture mode »
• Bracketing »
• What is an Ev »
• Image size and image quality »
• Auto DSP »
• Digital zoom »
• Focus modes »
• White balance »
• Automatic White Balance »
• Preset White Balance »
• Custom White Balance »
• Full-time AF »
• Flash mode »
• Flash compensation »
• Metering modes »
• Camera sensitivity - ISO »
• Flash range and camera sensitivity »
• Color Mode »
• Contrast »
• Sharpness »
• Custom Key function »
• Image size (movie) »
• Frame rate »
• Movie file sizes »
• Movie mode »
• SHORT GUIDE TO PHOTOGRAPHY »
• ADVANCED PLAYBACK »
• Playing back movies »
• Capturing a movie frame »
• Navigating the playback menu »
• Frame-selection screen »
• Delete »
• Format »
• Lock »
• Copy and E-mail Copy »
• Slide Show »
• About DPOF »
• DPOF setup »
• Date IMPrint »
• Index Print »
• Viewing images on a television »
• SETUP MENU »
• Opening the setup menu »
• Navigating the setup Menu »
• LCD monitor brightness »
• Auto power save »
• Instant playback »
• Lens accessory »
• Language »
• File number (#) memory »
• Folder name »
• Date and time setup »
• Date imprinting »
• Reset default »
• Audio signals »
• Focus signal »
• Shutter FX »
• Video output »
• Transfer mode »
• Self-timer »
• DATA-TRANSFER MODE »
• System requirements »
• Connecting the camera to a computer »
• Connecting to Windows 98 and 98 SE »
• Automatic Installation »
• Manual Installation »
• Folder organization »
• Auto power save - data-transfer mode »
• Disconnecting the camera »
• Windows 98 / 98 Second Edition »
• Windows Me, 2000 Professional, and XP »
• Mac OS »
• Changing the memory card »
• Uninstalling the driver software - Windows »
• PictBridge »
• Notes on printing errors »
• Navigating the PictBridge menu »
• APPENDIX »
• Troubleshooting »
• Care and storage »
• Camera care »
• Storage »
• Cleaning »
• LCD monitor care »
• Batteries »
• Operating temperatures and conditions »
• Memory cards »
• Before important events and journeys »
• Copyright »
• Questions and service »
• QuickTime system requirements »
• Technical specifications »
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I have read the review of z10 and if I am correct, z20 is the 5MP version of z10...I was unable to find any review that can give me a clear picture about z20 and I am not sure if z20 is better or worst than z10 (because in some cases, higher versions had a few problems like red eye...However, if it is a good camera then I can skip this negative point...Any suggestion and recommendations...
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The DiMAGE Z20 is my first digital camera with zoom...All in all I couldn't be happier as an amateur photographer and recommend that anyone looking for a digital camera consider the DiMage Z series...I have been using the Konica Minolta Z20 camera since August 2005...Overall this camera is great for the serious amateur...