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User Manual
DIGITAL CAMERA
KODAK
PIXPRO C1
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Declaration of Conformity
Responsible Party: JK Imaging Ltd.
Address: JK Imaging Ltd., 14067 Stage Road, Santa Fe Springs, CA 90670 USA
Company website: kodakpixpro.com
For Customers in the USA
Tested to Comply with FCC Standards FOR HOME OR OFFICE USE
This device complies with part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1)
This device may not cause harmful interference and (2) this device must accept any interference received,
including interference that may cause undesired camera operation.
For Customers in Europe
"CE" mark indicates that this product complies with the European requirements for safety, health,
environment and customer protection. "CE" marked cameras are intended for sales in Europe.
This symbol [crossed-out wheel bin WEEE Annex IV] indicates separate collection of electrical waste
and electronic equipment in the European countries. Please do not throw the equipment into domestic
refuse. Please use the return and collection systems available in your country for proper, safe disposal
of this product.
Batteries: Please dispose of used batteries at designated collection centers.
Packaging: Please follow local regulations for the recycling of packaging.
BEFORE YOU START
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About this Manual
Thank you for purchasing this KODAK PIXPRO Digital Camera. Please read this manual carefully and keep it in
a safe place for future reference.
JK Imaging Ltd. reserves all rights of this document. No part of this published manual may be reproduced,
transmitted, transcribed, stored in a retrieval system or translated into any language or computer
language, in any form, by any means, without the prior written permission of JK Imaging Ltd.
All trademarks mentioned in this manual are used for identification purposes only and are properties of
their respective owners.
This manual provides you with instructions on how to use your new KODAK PIXPRO Digital Camera. Every
effort has been made to ensure that the contents of this manual are accurate: however JK Imaging Ltd.
reserves the right to make changes without notice.
Throughout this manual, the following symbols are used to help you locate information quickly and easily:
Indicates useful information.
The following symbols may be used throughout this manual to facilitate your understanding of how to
operate the camera:
[Item properties]: The optional properties in the camera interface are indicated by the [ ] symbol.
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SAFETY NOTES
Safety Notes for this Camera
Do not drop the camera or allow it to hit solid objects.
Do not attempt to disassemble or repair the camera.
Do not use or store the camera in dusty places or on a beach to help prevent dust or sand from entering
the camera, causing possible damage.
Do not use or store the camera in a hot environment or in direct sunlight.
Do not use or store the camera near powerful magnetic fields, for example near a magnet or transformer.
Avoid touching the lens of the camera.
Do not expose the camera to direct sunlight for a long period of time.
To prevent the camera from being damaged by moisture, do not use or store the camera in very humid
environments, such as in rain or near bodies of water.
If water accidentally comes in contact with the camera, turn the camera off immediately, remove the
memory card and dry completely within 24 hours.
When you take the camera from a cold environment to a warmer environment, condensation may occur.
Please wait for a reasonable period of time before you turn the camera on.
When you clean the body of the camera, do not use abrasive, alcohol-based or organic cleansers or solvents.
Use a professional lens cleaning cloth and appropriate cleaner to wipe and clean the lens.
If this camera is not in use for a long period of time, please keep it in a dry and clean storage location.
Our company will not pay compensation for any failure of playback including: pictures or videos damaged
or unrecoverable by improper operation.
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In colder environments, the performance of the battery could be noticeably reduced.
Do not touch any exposed internal parts.
Stop using the product in any case of unusual circumstances such as the presence of smoke or a strange
smell.
Do not use the product where flammable gases may be present. This may cause electric shock, explosion
or fire.
Please follow the following precautions when charging the product.
Periodically remove any dust buildup from the power plug and power outlet using a dry cloth.
Do not plug in or unplug the product with wet hands.
Do not use the product if the power plug is not fully inserted into the power outlet.
Do not expose the power plug and terminals to dirt or let them come into contact with metallic pins or
other metal objects.
Do not touch the battery charger or AC adapter connected to a power outlet during lightning storms.
Do not wrap the product in cloth or other materials when in use or shortly after use when the product is
still warm in temperature.
Do not leave the product connected to a power source for long periods of time.
Do not allow the product to maintain contact with the same area of skin for extended periods of time
during use. This may result in low-temperature contact burns, including skin redness and blistering, even if
the product does not feel hot.
Follow any indications to turn off the product in places where its use is forbidden. Not doing so may cause
other equipment to malfunction due to the effect of electromagnetic waves and even result in accidents.
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Safety Notes for Memory Cards
We highly suggest buying only well-known, name brand memory cards with type/capacity/speed as
follows to ensure peak performance and reliability:
microSD / microSDHC Card up to 32GB, class 10 card or higher.
Format the memory card using the camera before you use it or insert a new one.
Do not drop the memory card or allow it to hit solid objects to avoid damaging it.
Do not attempt to disassemble or repair the memory card.
Do not expose the memory card to water. Always keep it dry.
Do not remove the memory card when the camera is turned on. Otherwise, the memory card and photo/
video files could be permanently damaged.
Do not directly edit the data on the memory card. Copy the data to your computer before you edit files.
When the camera is stored for long periods of time, be sure to download your photos and remove the
memory card. Store the memory card in a dry environment.
Do not modify the name of the files or folders of the memory card using your computer. Modifying the file
names may cause the files to not be recognized on the camera or a possible permanent error may occur.
A photo taken with the camera will be stored in the folder that is automatically generated on the memory
card. Do not store photos that are not taken using this camera in these folders as the pictures cannot be
recognized during playback.
When you insert the memory card, make sure the notch of the card matches the markings on the top of
the camera card slot.
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Other Safety Notes
Do not disconnect the power or turn the camera off during the update process. Doing so may cause
incorrect data to be written and the camera may not power on later.
Do not hang the neck or wrist strap of the camera around the neck of a child.
When using your camera on an airplane, observe the relevant rules specified by the airline and FAA
regulations.
Due to the limitations of manufacturing technology, the LCD may have a few dead or bright pixels. These
pixels do no effect the quality or performance of the camera, photos or video.
Do not expose the camera’s LCD to water. In a humid environment, only wipe it with a soft, dry and
cleaning cloth.
If the LCD is damaged and the liquid crystal comes into contact with your skin, wipe your skin with a dry
cloth immediately and rinse it with clean water. If liquid crystal comes into contact with your eyes, wash
them with clean water at least for 15 minutes and seek immediate medical attention. If you accidentally
swallow liquid crystal, rinse your mouth immediately and seek medical attention.
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WARNING
Altering, tampering or modifying the any parts of C1 camera is unauthorized and will void the
manufacturer’s warranty and “could” void Federal and/or State Compliance.
This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant
to part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful
interference in a residential installation.
This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in
accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However,
there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation.
If this camera equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be
determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference
by one or more of the following measures:
- Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna
- Increase the separation between the camera equipment and receiver
- Connect the camera equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is
connected
- Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help
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BEFORE YOU START ................................................................................................ 1
SAFETY NOTES ...................................................................................................... 3
CONTENTS ............................................................................................................. 8
GETTING STARTED ................................................................................................. 12
Accessories Included ...................................................................................................................................... 12
Part Names ...................................................................................................................................................... 13
Charging the Battery ....................................................................................................................................... 14
Inserting microSD/microSDHC Memory Cards .............................................................................................. 16
Tilting LCD (Range of motion approx. 180°) ................................................................................................... 17
Turning Camera On and Off ........................................................................................................................... 18
How to Take Pictures ....................................................................................................................................... 18
Set your Language, Date/Time ....................................................................................................................... 19
Set your Language, Date/Time after the First Power-On ........................................................................ 19
Resetting your Language .......................................................................................................................... 20
Resetting Date/Time ................................................................................................................................. 21
MODE OVERVIEW ..................................................................................................22
CONTENTS
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Display Setting ................................................................................................................................................22
LCD Screen Display .........................................................................................................................................23
Overview of the Screen Icons in Photo Shooting Mode .........................................................................23
Overview of the Screen Icons in Movie Mode ......................................................................................... 24
Overview of the Screen Icons in Playback Mode .................................................................................... 25
Using the Mode Button ................................................................................................................................... 26
Auto Mode
........................................................................................................................................ 26
Program AE
.......................................................................................................................................... 26
Landscape
........................................................................................................................................ 26
Night Landscape
................................................................................................................................ 27
Children
.............................................................................................................................................. 27
Beach
................................................................................................................................................. 27
Backlight Portrait ............................................................................................................................... 27
Movie Mode
....................................................................................................................................... 27
BASIC OPERATION .................................................................................................28
Using the Zoom Function................................................................................................................................ 28
Macro Mode..................................................................................................................................................... 29
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Self-Timer Setting ............................................................................................................................................ 30
Flash Mode ...................................................................................................................................................... 31
EV Setting ........................................................................................................................................................ 32
Using Fast Video Recording ............................................................................................................................ 34
PLAYBACK ..............................................................................................................35
Viewing Photos and Videos ............................................................................................................................ 35
Thumbnail View ............................................................................................................................................... 36
Using Zoom Playback (for Still Pictures Only) ................................................................................................ 37
Photos and Video Deletion ............................................................................................................................. 38
USING THE MENUS ................................................................................................39
Photo Menu ..................................................................................................................................................... 39
Movie Menu ..................................................................................................................................................... 44
Playback Menu ................................................................................................................................................ 49
Delete
.................................................................................................................................................. 49
Protect
................................................................................................................................................ 50
Rotate
................................................................................................................................................. 51
General Settings
..................................................................................................................................... 52
Sound Settings.......................................................................................................................................... 53
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AF Assist Beam .......................................................................................................................................... 53
Language ................................................................................................................................................... 53
World Time ................................................................................................................................................ 53
Date & Time ............................................................................................................................................... 54
Power Saver............................................................................................................................................... 54
LCD Brightness .......................................................................................................................................... 54
File Settings
............................................................................................................................................ 55
Format ...................................................................................................................................................... 56
File Numbering .......................................................................................................................................... 56
Reset .......................................................................................................................................................... 57
Firmware (FW) Version .............................................................................................................................. 57
APPENDICES ..........................................................................................................58
Specifications .................................................................................................................................................. 58
Prompts and Warning Messages .................................................................................................................... 62
Troubleshooting .............................................................................................................................................. 65
Memory Card Compatibility ........................................................................................................................... 66
Before Disposal ................................................................................................................................................ 67
Trademarks ...................................................................................................................................................... 69
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GETTING STARTED
Accessories Included
Your camera box should contain the camera model you purchased along with the following accessories.
If anything is missing or appears to be damaged, please contact your retailer first or our customer service
center. (The battery chargers may be a little different in shape due to the difference of countries or regions
this type of camera is sold to, and is subject to matching the physical product).
AC Adapter USB Cable Wrist Strap
Quick Start Guide
Warranty Card
STOP
Quick Start Guide Warranty Card Service Card
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Part Names
17
16
18
19
20
1
2
7 89 10
12
11
13
14
15
22
21
6 35 4
DISP.
SET
1
Flash Lamp 9 Indicator Lamp 17
[
] Display Button/Arrow Button (Up)
2
Lens 10 Shutter Button 18
[
] Flash Button/Arrow Button (Right)
3 Tripod Socket
11
[
] C/Menu Button
19
[
] Delete Button/Self-Timer Button/
Arrow Button (Down)
4
Microphone 12 Zoom Button 20
[
] Macro Button/Arrow Button (Left)
5 Speaker 13 Strap Eyelet 21 Mode Button
6 microSD Port 14 Fast Video Recording Button 22 Playback Button
7 Tilt LCD 15 USB-C Port
8 Power Button 16 SET Button
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Charging the Battery
Indicator Lamp
2
1
Charge the camera by connecting the camera’s USB Digital terminal to a power adapter.
After charging begins, the indicator lamp will turns orange.
The indicator lamp will go out once charging is complete and the camera will power off automatically. To
maximize battery life, we strongly recommend charging the battery for at least 4 hours the first time you
charge your camera.
The camera is not fully charged when you take it out of the box. Please fully charge the camera before
first use.
Charge the camera on the day you will use it or the day before. The built-in battery will gradually lose its
charge even if it is not used.
The time required to charge the battery will vary greatly depending on the ambient temperature and the
battery’s remaining capacity.
Please use a power adapter product with output voltage / current: 5V DC / 1.0A or more.
It is recommended that you charge the battery periodically (every 6 months when not in use) to maintain
its peak performance.
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When the camera is turned off, you can also connect the camera to your PC using a USB cable to charge
the battery.
Please charge the battery indoors between 0°C and 40°C (32°F and 104°F).
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Inserting microSD/microSDHC Memory Cards
Insert the microSD/microSDHC memory card (max. 32GB) into the memory card slot as shown in the diagram
below.
A memory card (microSD/microSDHC) is optional and not included in all camera packaging. It needs to be
purchased separately. Please use an original memory card which is Class 10 or higher and has a capacity
of 4GB to 32GB.
To remove your microSD/microSDHC memory card, gently press the memory card to eject it and remove
it carefully.
If a card-related error message appears in the viewfinder, remove and reinsert the card. If the error
persists, use a different card.
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Tilting LCD (Range of motion approx. 180°)
The LCD is housed in the camera’s body. You may follow the directions shown below to move it as needed:
Please use caution when opening and closing the tilting LCD screen. Using excessive force or
overextending the LCD screen beyond the maximum angle of articulation (approx. 180°) could cause
irreparable damage and void your warranty.
Use care when
opening the
LCD flip screen.
Gently flip up
to open and flip
down to close.
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Turning Camera On and Off
Press the Power button to turn the camera on. To
turn the camera off, press the Power button again.
Press the <
> and < > buttons
simultaneously to restart the camera.
Power Button
When the power is off, press and hold the
Playback Button to power on and enter
Playback Mode.
How to Take Pictures
1. Hold the camera with both hands, being careful
to not block the flash and lens with fingers.
2. Point the Lens toward the object you want to
take a picture of, then frame it with the LCD.
3. Use the Zoom Button to select Tele or Wide
positions to zoom in or out on your subject.
4. Press the Shutter Button halfway down to focus
on the subject. When the focus frame turns
green, press the Shutter Button all the way down
completely to take the picture.
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Set your Language, Date/Time
Set your Language, Date/Time after the First Power-On
1. When you turn the camera on for the first time, the language selection screen will appear.
2. Press the arrow buttons to select your desired language.
3. After you press the
SET
button to confirm your language selection, the Date/Time settings screen will
appear.
4. Press the [
]/[ ] buttons to select the Date/Time to be adjusted: This information is displayed in
YYYY.MM.DD/HH:MM.
5. Press the [
]/[ ] buttons to adjust the value for the desired Date/Time.
6. Press the
SET
button to confirm the time settings and the snapshot screen will appear.
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Resetting your Language
After you set your language for the first time, follow the instructions below to reset your desired language.
1. Press the
button and press the [ ]/[ ] buttons to select . Press the
SET
button to enter
the menu.
2. Press the [
]/[ ] buttons to select , and press the
SET
/ [ ] button to enter the menu.
3. Press the [
]/[ ] buttons to select [Language] and press the
SET
/ [ ] button to enter the
menu.
4. Press the [
]/[ ]/[ ]/[ ] buttons to select your desired language and press the
SET
button to confirm.
5. Press the
button and the snapshot screen will appear.
Sound Settings
AF Assist Beam O
Language English
World Time Home
Date & Time 2025.01.01 00:00
Español
English
Français
Português
Italiano
Deutsch
Svenska
Language
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Resetting Date/Time
After you set your Date/Time for the first time, follow the instructions below to reset date and time.
1. Press the
button and press the [ ]/[ ] buttons to select . Press the
SET
button to enter
the menu.
2. Press the [
]/[ ] buttons to select , and press the
SET
/ [ ] button to enter the menu.
3. Press the [
]/[ ] buttons to select [Date & Time] and press the
SET
/ [ ] button to enter
the menu.
Sound Settings
AF Assist Beam O
Language English
World Time Home
Date & Time 2025.01.01 00:00
Date & Time
: . .
01 01 00 00
Back
H:M
2025
4. Press the [ ]/[ ] buttons to select the Date/Time to be adjusted: This information is displayed in
YYYY.MM.DD/HH:MM.
5. Press the [
]/[ ] buttons to press the value for your selected entry. After you finish your
settings, press the
SET
button to confirm.
6. Press the
button and the following snapshot screen will appear.
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Display Setting
Press the [ ] button to display the settings: Classic, Full, Off.
Classic: Displays the camera parameters on screen Full: Camera parameters with Grid
-0.3
EV
400
ISO
1234
00:56:00
x3.0
-0.3
EV
400
ISO
1234
00:56:00
x3.0
Off: Does not display any additional icons on screen
MODE OVERVIEW
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LCD Screen Display
Overview of the Screen Icons in Photo Shooting Mode
-0.3
EV
400
ISO
1234
00:56:00
2
1
3
4
5
6
18
15
14
13
12
11
10
9
16
17
7
8
x3.0
1 Macro Mode 7 Exposure Compensation (EV Value) 13 Focus Frame
2 Shooting Mode 8 ISO Value 14 Color Effect
3 Flash Mode 9 Remaining Recording Time 15 White Balance
4 Continuous Shot 10 Video Quality 16 Battery Status
5 Self-Timer 11 Number of Remaining Shots 17 Memory Card
6 Expo Metering 12 Image Size 18 Zoom Display
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Overview of the Screen Icons in Movie Mode
00:56:00
00:56:00
2
4
5
3
6
1
11
10
9
8
7
12
-0.3 EV
x3.0
1 Zoom Display 5 Macro Mode 9 Focus Frame
2 Movie Mode 6 Exposure Compensation (EV Value) 10 Color Effect
3 Self-Timer 7 Video Quality 11 Battery Status
4 Expo Metering 8 Remaining Recording Time 12 Memory Card
Digital Zoom can be adjusted to 4X.
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Overview of the Screen Icons in Playback Mode
1/45
2025
01-01 15:37
x2
4
5
6
7
8
3
2
2025
01-01 15:37
1
1 File Protection 5 Zoom Magnification Area
2 Memory space (indicating the current number of
photos and total number of photos)
6 Image Zone
3 Memory Card 7 Image Zoom Ratios
4 Battery Status 8 Shooting Date
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Using the Mode Button
This camera provides a convenient Mode button that allows you to switch easily between different modes.
After pressing the Mode button to enter the Mode Selection Menu, press the [ ]/[ ] button to
choose the desired mode. Press the
SET
button to confirm your selection.
Auto Mode
Save
Auto Mode
Auto Mode is the most common and easiest mode to take photos. While operating in this mode, the camera
automatically optimizes numerous camera settings to optimally adjust settings for your photos and videos for
the best possible results.
Program AE
The user can switch the ISO and EV value according to personal preference.
Landscape
For landscapes and outdoor shots. Vivid reproduction of greens and blues.
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Night Landscape
For night scenes. Use of a tripod or a flat surface to rest the camera on is recommended with this setting.
Children
Turns flash off automatically. Avoids disturbing the subject and is suitable for taking photos of children.
Beach
For taking pictures in areas with strong sunlight.
Backlight Portrait
When you take portraits at night, or in low light conditions, this mode automatically adjusts the exposure for
people and night scenes.
Movie Mode
Switch to this mode to record videos.
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Using the Zoom Function
Your camera is equipped with Zoom Functions (Digital Zoom). Press the Zoom button of the camera to zoom
in or out on the subject while taking pictures.
SET
-0.3
EV
400
ISO
1234
00:56:00
x3.0
Zoom Indicator
BASIC OPERATION
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Macro Mode
The Macro Setting is ideal for shooting small objects or close-up photos. This mode allows you to focus on
subjects very close to the camera.
1. Press the [
] button to enter the Macro Menu.
DISP.
SET
M
acro O
2. Press the [ ]/[ ] buttons to select the following 2 modes:
Macro Off
Select this option to disable Macro.
Macro On
Select this option to focus on subjects 8cm from the lens.
3. Press the
SET
button to confirm the settings and exit the menu.
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Self-Timer Setting
Use this function to take pictures at pre-set intervals. The camera shutter speed can be set to 2 seconds or 10
seconds.
1. Press the [
] button to enter the Self-timer Menu.
Self-timer O
DISP.
SET
2. Press the [ ]/[ ] buttons to select one of the following 3 modes:
Self-timer Off: Disables the Self-Timer.
Self-timer 2sec: A single picture is shot 2 seconds after the Shutter Button is pressed.
Self-timer 10sec: A single picture is shot 10 seconds after the Shutter Button is pressed.
3. Press the
SET
button to confirm the settings and exit the menu.
When enabling the Self-timer feature, pressing the Shutter or the [
] Button can disable the Self-
timer and return to the shooting screen with keeping the Self-timer setting.
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Flash Mode
The flash provides supplemental light for scenes. The flash is usually used when shooting against the light to
highlight the object; it is also suitable for metering and shooting in darker scenes to improve the exposure.
1. Press the [
] button to enter the Flash Settings Menu.
Flash Auto
DISP.
SET
2. Press the [ ]/[ ] buttons to select one of the following 3 modes:
Flash Auto: Camera flash goes off automatically based on lighting conditions.
Force Flash: The flash will engage with each shot even if there is enough available light to take
the photo without flash.
Force Off: Flash is turned off.
3. Press the
SET
button to confirm the settings and exit this option.
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EV Setting
The EV Function Menu of the camera includes functions, such as EV and ISO. Using the appropriate Function
Settings can improve your pictures.
To select the best setting for optimum photos, follow these steps:
1. Press the
SET
button to display the Settings screen.
2. Press the [
]/[ ] buttons to select the Setting options.
800 ISO
DISP.
+2.0 EV
3. Press the [ ]/[ ] buttons to adjust the option values.
4. Press the
SET
button to complete the setting and enter Shooting Mode.
Exposure Compensation
Set up Exposure Compensation to adjust the picture brightness. If there is very high contrast between the
photographed object and the background, the brightness of the picture can be adjusted as necessary.
The adjustable range of exposure value is from EV -2.0 to EV+2.0.
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ISO
The ISO Function allows you to set the sensitivity of the camera’s light sensor based on the brightness of the
scene. To improve the camera’s sensor performance in darker environments, a higher ISO value is required. A
lower ISO value is needed when shooting in brighter conditions.
Pictures taken at higher ISO settings will generally have more noise than those taken at lower ISO settings.
The camera’s ISO settings include: Auto, 100, 200, 400, 800 and 1600.
Please refer to the table below to see if there are any non-adjustable options in Shooting Modes:
(O: Available X: Not available)
Options
Shooting
Modes
EV ISO
O O O X X
O O O O O
X O X O O
X O O O O
X O X X X
X O O X X
X O O X X
O O X O -
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Using Fast Video Recording
In the Photo Shooting Mode, press the Fast Video Recording Button to begin recording video.
00:00:06
x3.0
Once you are finished, press the Fast Video Recording Button or the Shutter Button to stop and store the
video. The camera will return to the Shooting Mode automatically.
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PLAYBACK
Viewing Photos and Videos
To view captured photos and video clips on the LCD:
1. After pressing the
button, the last photo or video clip taken will be displayed on the LCD.
2. Use the [
]/[ ] buttons to scroll through the photos or video clips stored on the built-in memory or
on the Memory Card in the camera.
3. To play a selected video clip, press the
SET
button to enter the Movie Playback Mode.
An operation guide appears on the screen when playing back a video. Press the appropriate buttons to
enable the corresponding functions.
1
2
3
4
5
00:00:47 00:01:23
6
7
8
9
10
00:00:47 00:01:23
1 Increase Volume 6 Return back to the beginning of the video
2 Pause 7 Play
3 Fast Forward 8 Frame Forward
4 Rewind 9 Frame Backward
5 Decrease Volume 10 Cancel Playback
Mute
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Thumbnail View
When in Playback Mode, press the on the Zoom button to display thumbnail images of photos and
videos on the screen.
T
W
1. Slide the Zoom button to switch the display to 3 x 3 thumbnails.
2. When a 3 x 3 thumbnail is displayed, press the arrow buttons to select the picture or video clip to view.
3. Press the arrow buttons to select a picture or video clip to view and press the
SET
button to restore it to the
original size.
If the
indicator appears on the LCD, then a movie file is currently being displayed.
Press the
SET
button to restore a preview icon to its original image size.
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Using Zoom Playback (for Still Pictures Only)
When playing back photos, you can also use the Zoom Button to zoom in on the photos, x2 to x4 times their
original magnification.
W
T
1. Press the [ ]/[ ] buttons to select the picture on which to use the zoom feature.
2. Press the
on the Zoom Button to zoom in.
3. The bottom right corner of the screen will display the amount zoomed in as well as the area of the photo
shown.
x2
4. Press the arrow buttons to navigate and select the desired portion of the photo to be zoomed in on.
5. Press the
SET
button to return the image to its original scale.
Movie images cannot be magnified.
Please note: This camera’s LCD is only capable of displaying a fraction of the detail and resolution of the
actual photo or video file. Once photos/videos are downloaded to your computer, you will see the full
resolution of the photo/video file captured.
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Photos and Video Deletion
In Playback Mode, press the [ ] button to select your desired photos and videos.
To delete photos or videos:
1. Press the
button to switch to Playback Mode.
2. Press the [
]/[ ] buttons to select the photos and videos to be deleted.
3. Press the [
] button and the deletion screen is displayed.
Exit
Delete One
4. Press the [ ]/[ ] buttons to select [Delete One] or [Exit] and press the
SET
button to confirm.
Erased photos/video clips cannot be recovered.
Please refer to 49 for instructions on deleting more than one image at a time.
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USING THE MENUS
Photo Menu
Mode:
1. In Photo Shooting Mode, press the button to enter the Photo Shooting Menu.
2. Press the [
]/[ ] buttons to select the Photo Shooting Menu and settings.
3. Press the [
]/[ ] buttons to select the Photo Shooting Menu to be set and press the
SET
button to
confirm.
Retro
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Color Effect
The image color setting allows you to select
different color effects.
Retro
Normal Negative
Retro Sketch
Black and White
Partial Color-
Red
Sepia
Partial Color-
Green
Vivid
Partial Color-
Blue
Colored Pencil
Partial Color-
Yellow
White Balance Setting
The white balance setting allows you to adjust the
color temperature for different lighting scenes to
ensure the most accurate color reproduction.
AWB
Daylight
Cloudy
Fluorescent
Fluorescent CWF
Incandescent
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Expo Metering (Exposure Metering)
Use this setting to select the “target” size of the
camera’s field of view to be metered.
Expo Metering: Average
Average Automatically selects the
central and peripheral
metering, to calculate the
reasonable value of metering
by weighting.
Spot Metering targets a small area
in the center of the camera’s
field of view.
Center Metering targets a slightly
larger area in the center of
the camera’s field of view.
Image Size
The size setting refers to the image resolution in
pixels. A higher image resolution allows you to
print that image in larger sizes without degrading
the photo image quality.
13M: 4160 x 3120 (4:3)
10M: 4160 x 2340 (16:9)
5M: 2592 x 1944 (4:3)
2M: 1920 x 1080 (16:9)
The bigger the number of recorded pixels is,
the better the image quality becomes. As the
number of recorded pixels lessens, you will
be able to record more images on a memory
card.
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Continuous Shot
Use this setting to perform continuous shooting.
After entering this mode, you can shoot multiple
images by continuously holding the Shutter Button
down.
Single
Single
Continuous Shot
The flash is disabled in Continuous Shot Mode
in order to achieve quick succession of shots.
Press and hold the Shutter Button to start
continuous shooting.
Quality
The quality setting can be used to adjust the image
compression ratio.
Quality: JPG Best
Best
13M Average File Size: 1.45MB
Normal
13M Average File Size: 1.11MB
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Date Imprint
Include a Date/Time stamp on the photo image.
Date Imprint: O
Off
Date
Date/Time
Quick Review
This option allows quick review of the photos
immediately after they are taken. Each photo is
displayed on the LCD screen based on the selected
time.
Quick Review: O
Quick Review: Off
Quick Review: 1 sec
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Photo Shoot Settings Menu
Set
Press SET To Enter
Press the
SET
button to enter the menu.
Sound Settings
AF Assist Beam O
Language English
World Time Home
Date & Time 2025.01.01 00:00
Movie Menu
Mode:
1. Press the button, select the mode and
press the button to enter the Movie Menu.
Normal
2. Press the [ ]/[ ] buttons to select
the Movie Menu to be set.
3. Press the [
]/[ ] buttons to select the
Movie Menu to be set and press the
SET
button
to confirm.
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Color Effect
The Image Color Setting allows you to select
different color effects.
Normal
Normal
Retro
Black and White
Sepia
Vivid
Expo Metering (Exposure Metering)
Use this setting to select the “target” size of the
camera’s field of view to be metered.
Expo Metering: Average
Average Automatically selects the central
and peripheral metering, to
calculate the reasonable value of
metering by weighting.
Spot Metering targets a small area in the
center of the camera’s field of view.
Center Metering targets a slightly larger
area in the center of the camera’s
field of view.
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Video Quality
Set the image resolution used during video recording.
Size10800p 60fps
The speed requirements for reading and writing high resolution image pixel images to an SD card are as
follows:
No.
Image Pixels
Frames Recommendation Recording Time (32GB) About
1
1920×1080 * 60
Class 10
222 Minutes
2
1920×1080 * 30
Class 10
314 Minutes
3
1280×720
60
Class 10
537 Minutes
4
1280×720
30
Class 10
954 Minutes
* The longest recording time is 29 minutes at one time.
When recording in higher pixel resolutions for extended periods of time, this can cause the camera to
generate heat. This is not a camera malfunction.
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Date Imprint
Include a Date/Time stamp on the video image.
Date Imprint: O
2025/01/01 00:00:00
Off
Date
Date/Time
Movie Shooting Settings Menu
Set
Press SET To Enter
Press the
SET
button to enter the menu.
Sound Settings
AF Assist Beam O
Language English
World Time Home
Date & Time 2025.01.01 00:00
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•Options in the Shooting Modes (O: Available X: Unavailable)
Options
Shooting Modes
O O O X O X X O
X O O X X X X X
O O O O O O O O
O O O O O O O X
X X X X X X X O
O O X X O O X X
O O O O O O O -
O O O O O O O O
O O O O O O O X
O O O O O O O O
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Playback Menu
Mode:
1. Press the button to display the playback
screen and press the
button to enter the
menu.
Delete One
2. Press the [ ]/[ ] buttons to select
the playback desired and press the
SET
button to
enter.
3. Press the [
]/[ ] or [ ]/[ ]
buttons to select an option and press the
SET
button to confirm.
Delete
You can delete one or all photo/video files.
Delete One
Delete One: Delete one photo or video.
Delete All: Delete all photos or videos.
The “
” indicator means a file is protected.
File protection must be removed before a file
can be deleted.
Deleted files will be permanently deleted and
will not be able to be recovered or restored.
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Protect
To prevent any pictures or videos from being accidentally erased, use this setting to lock one or all of the files
stored on the memory card.
Protect One
Protect One: Lock the selected photo or video if they are unprotected; unlock the
selected photo or video if they are protected.
Protect All: Lock all photos or videos.
Reset: Cancel all locked photos or videos.
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Rotate
You can use this setting to change the orientation of the picture.
Press SET To Enter
Rotate
Original position
Rotate the original position to 90°
Rotate the original position to 180°
Rotate the original position to 270°
Videos cannot be rotated.
The rotated picture file will replace the original photo.
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Playback Settings Menu
Set
Press SET To Enter
Press the
SET
button to enter the menu.
Sound Settings
AF Assist Beam O
Language English
World Time Home
Date & Time 2025.01.01 00:00
General Settings
Mode:
1. Press the button and press the [ ]/
[
] buttons to select . Press the
SET
button to enter the menu.
2. Press the [
]/[ ] buttons to select
and press the
SET
/ [ ] button to enter
the menu.
Sound Settings
AF Assist Beam O
Language English
World Time Home
Date & Time 2025.01.01 00:00
3. Press the [ ]/[ ] buttons to select
the item to be set and press the
SET
/ [ ]
button to enter the menu.
4. Press the [
]/[ ] or [ ]/[ ]
buttons to select an option, and press the
SET
button to confirm.
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Sound Settings
With this setting you may adjust the sound volume.
Sound Settings
Volume
Back
AF Assist Beam
In a darker environment, the AF assist beam setting
can be turned on for better focus.
AF Assist Beam
O
On
Language
Refer to the “Resetting your Language” section on
page 20.
World Time
The Zone setting is a useful function for your
overseas trips. This feature enables you to display
the local time on the LCD while you are abroad.
1. Press the [
]/[ ] buttons to select
the departure place (
) and destination ( )
fields.
2. Press the [
]/[ ] buttons to select a city
located in the same time zone as that of the
field. Press the
SET
button to confirm settings.
World Time
Trindade. Martim Vaz
London, Iceland
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LCD Brightness
Use this setting to adjust the brightness of your
LCD.
LCD Brightness
Normal
+2
+1
Normal
-1
-2
Setting and adjusting your camera’s LCD
brightness to the lowest setting will help
conserve your camera’s battery life and
longevity. Using the LCD screen on the
brightnest setting will drain your batteries
more quickly.
Date & Time
Refer to the “Resetting Date/Time” section on page
21.
Power Saver
This setting allows you to save power and get the
maximum possible running time for your camera’s
batteries.
Power Saver
Auto
Normal
Best
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File Settings
Mode:
1. Press the button and press the [ ]/[ ] buttons to select . Press the
SET
button to enter
the menu.
2. Press the [
]/[ ] buttons to select and press the
SET
/ [ ] button to enter the menu.
Format
File Numbering
Reset
FW Version
V1.00
3. Press the [ ]/[ ] buttons to select the item to be set and press the
SET
/ [ ] button to
enter the menu.
4. Press the [
]/[ ] button to select an option and press the
SET
button to confirm.
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Format
Please Note: formatting enables you to delete all
contents on the memory card, including protected
photo and movie files.
Format
Doing so will clear all data.
Yes
No
File Numbering
After you take a picture or video clip, the camera
will automatically save it with a sequential number.
You can use this to reset the file numbering to 1.
File Numbering
Create a new directory and
reset the file number.
Yes
No
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Reset
Use this setting to restore the camera to its original
factory default settings.
Reset
Reset camera settings to
factory defaults.
Yes
No
Firmware (FW) Version
Use this setting to view the current camera
firmware version.
FW Version
Back
Current Ver: V1.01
When there is a new firmware version in the SD
card, select [Yes] to update.
FW Version
Current Ver: V1.01
New Ver: VX.XX
Update Firmware?
No
Yes
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APPENDICES
Specifications
Design and specifications are subject to change without notice.
Image
Sensor
Type
1/3"BSI CMOS
Effective Pixels
13 Megapixels
Lens
Focal Length
3.57mm
35mm Film Equivalent
26mm
F Number
F2.0
Lens Construction
5 elements
Optical Zoom
Fix Focus
Focusing Range
Normal: (Wide) 60cm ~ ∞
Macro: 8cm ~ ∞
Autofocus System
TTL Autofocus
Digital Zoom
4x Digital Zoom
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Number of
Recording
Pixels
Still Image
(4:3)
13MP: 4160 x 3120
5MP: 2592 x 1944
(16:9)
10MP: 4160 x 2340
2MP: 1920 x 1080
Movie
1920 x 1080 (60fps)、1920 x 1080 (30fps)、1280 x 720 (60fps)、
1280 x 720 (30fps)
Image Compression
Best, Normal
DCF Support
Yes
File Format
Still Image Exif 2.2 (JPEG)
Movie MOV (Image: H.264), Audio: Linear PCM [Monaural]
Shooting Modes
Auto Mode, Program AE, Landscape, Night Landscape, Children, Beach,
Backlight Portrait, Movie Mode
LCD
Display 2.8 inch (230k Pixels)
Angle
Adjustment
Tilt (upwards approx. 180°)
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ISO Sensitivity Auto, ISO100/200/400/800/1600
Exposure Metering Method Average, Center-Weighted Average, Spot (Fixed to Center of Frame)
Exposure Control Method Program AE
Exposure Compensation ±2EV in 1/3 Step Increments
Shutter
Type Electronic Shutter
Speed 1/10000 ~ 2 Seconds
Continuous Shooting Yes
Playback Modes
Single Photo, Index (9 Thumbnails)
Zoom (Approx. x2 ~ x4)
White Balance Control
AWB, Daylight, Cloudy, Fluorescent, Fluorescent CWF,
Incandescent
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Flash
Flash Method Internal
Flash Modes Flash Auto, Force Flash, Force Off
Recording Media
micro SD/micro SDHC Card (Up to 32GB Support)
[MMC Card not supported]
Multi-Language Support 27 Languages
Jacks USB 2.0 (Type-C)
Power Built-in Li-ion Battery, 3.7V 700mAh, In-Camera Charging
Battery Charging Time
Approx. 2.5H
(Use AC Adapter and Battery is Exhausted)
Shooting Capability (Battery
Performance)
Approx. 200 Shots (Based on CIPA Standards)
Approx. 1h 30min for Video (@1080/30fps)
Operation Environment Temperature: 0 ~ 40°C, Humidity: 0 ~ 90%
Dimensions (W×H×D) Approx. 103 × 60 × 20.3mm (Based on CIPA Standards)
Weight Approx. 115g (Body Only)
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Prompts and Warning Messages
Message Description Action
Warning! Battery
exhausted.
The camera battery is depleted.
It is a warning indicating that the
camera is going to shut off.
Recharge the camera. The camera
will shut down in 2 seconds.
Suggest using tripod.
When continuous exposure is
enabled, this prompt message is
displayed when the photo shooting
screen is displayed for the first time.
This message will disappear after 2
seconds.
Warning! Do not turn
off your camera during
update!
This message appears during the
firmware update process.
This message disappears after the
camera update and restart.
Connection Failed!
Failure to connect to your
computer.
Remove USB cable and retry
connection.
Please update firmware
after the battery is fully
charged!
The firmware cannot be updated
when power is insufficient.
A message appears to prompt
updating after full charging and
returning to the update screen.
Card Full !
Indicates that the memory card is
full.
Replace memory card with another
that has available memory. This
message will disappear after 2
seconds.
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Message Description Action
Card Error !
During power-on, the memory card
cannot be recognized.
Format the memory card. WARNING: Formatting
the memory card will erase all data on the card.
Copy the data from the memory card to another
storage, such as a computer. Otherwise, all data
will be erased after the format. This message
will disappear after 2 seconds.
Card is not
formatted.
When an error occurs in the
memory card, the message "Not
Formatted" will appear.
Format the memory card. WARNING: Formatting
the memory card will erase all data on the card.
Copy the data from the memory card to another
storage, such as a computer. Otherwise, all data
will be erased after the format.
Slow access!
When a memory card lower than
Class 10 is used to record a HD
movie, the writing speed will be
slower and recording will not
continue.
Replace the memory card with a higher Class
over 10. This message will disappear after 2
seconds.
Cannot write to
SD card.
The photo shooting or video
recording has been interrupted, so
recording cannot continue.
Turn the camera off. Then unload and reload
the memory card and turn on the camera to
restart. Also check if memory card is full or in
the locked position.
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Message Description Action
This image cannot be
edited.
The file format does not support editing
or the edited file cannot be edited again.
This message will disappear after 2
seconds.
Exceeded maximum
folder number.
This indicates that the memory card
exceeded the maximum number of
folders (999). This could cause a long
read time during the camera's power up.
Copy the data to your PC and format
the memory card using the camera.
Unable to recognize
files.
The format of the file to be viewed is not
supported or the file is corrupted so it
cannot be properly read.
This message disappears only after
the file is deleted.
No Picture!
When you press the play button, no
image files exist in on memory card.
This message disappears after 2
seconds and returns to the photo
shooting screen.
Protected!
Undeletable!
The file is protected. The message
appears when you go into delete mode.
This message will disappear after 2
seconds.
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Troubleshooting
Problem Possible causes Solution
Camera turns off suddenly
during operation
The battery has been depleted. Please charge the battery.
Images and video files
cannot be saved
The memory card is full.
Use another memory card or
delete unnecessary files.
Saving data to memory card
is slow
Using a memory card below Class
10 may result in slower recording
times.
Use a memory card with Class
10 or higher standard to improve
performance.
Too many movies to process
The number of pictures or folders
in the memory card exceed the
specifications, so the playback
can not be displayed.
Delete unwanted files.
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Memory Card Compatibility
• Cards compatible with this camera (√ : Compatible X: Not Compatible)
micro
SD
micro
SDHC
micro
SDXC
Conversion adapter
to SD card
SD SDHC SDXC
Format FAT12, 16 FAT32
exFAT -
FAT12, 16 FAT32
exFAT
Capacity Up to 2GB 4~32GB 64GB~2TB
-
Up to 2GB 4~32GB 64GB~2TB
Compatibility
√ √ X X X X X
It indicates that the writing speed class will be displayed on the memory card.
Use a memory card with the appropriate writing speed for the video recording mode to be recorded.
(O: Recommended X: Not recommended)
Speed
Class
UHS
Speed Class
Video
Speed Class
Video Recording
FHD HD
90MB/sec
V90
O O
60MB/sec
UHS-III V60
O O
30MB/sec
UHS-I V30
O O
10MB/sec
Class 10 V10
O O
6MB/sec
Class 6
X X
4MB/sec
Class 4
X X
2MB/sec
Class 2
X X
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Before Disposal
DISPOSE OF USED BATTERIES ACCORDING TO LOCAL REGULATIONS.
A screwdriver for M1.4 Phillips head screws is recommended for screw removal.
1. Turn the Camera off.
2. Use a cross-head screwdriver to
remove the screws (6 screws).
3. Remove front cover as shown in the figure.
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4. Tilt the speaker up as shown in the figure ➀.
Remove the screws (5 screws) to remove the
fixation frame as shown in the figure ➁.
5. Disconnect the connector as shown in figure
➀. Lift up and remove the battery as shown in
the figure ➁.
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Trademarks
Microsoft and Windows are trademarks or registered trademarks of Microsoft Corporation in the United
States and/or other countries.
IOS is a trademark or registered trademark of Cisco in the U.S. and other countries and is used under
license.
microSDHC logo is a trademark of SD-3C, LLC.
USB Type-C™ and USB-C™ are trademarks of USB Implementers Forum.
All other trademarks are the property of their respective owners.
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