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Using the provided CAMEDIA Master software Panorama shooting You can create a panorama image by stitching together two or more images taken with the panorama mode. The following example uses the provided sample images to illustrate how to create and save a panorama image. In the main menu, click "Auto Panorama". The Auto Panorama window is displayed. Click T at the top of the image display area on the left-hand side to select the album with the images you want to use to create a panorama image. We will use the provided sample images in the "Panorama" album in the "Samples" group. Thumbnails of the images are displayed in the image display area. Creating and sharing images using a computer 8 Select the first image. c Click the thumbnail of the first image you want to use to create a panorama. d Click "Add". The image is added to the panorama stitching box on the right-hand side. g"Panorama shooting (PANORAMA)" (P.89) Images taken in panorama mode are indicated with [P] in the upper righthand corner of the thumbnail. Pictures taken in panorama mode only can be used. Continued on next page 197

Section	Page
Introduction	2
Contents	3
Read this first	8
Unpacking the box contents	8
For safe use of your camera	9
Weatherproof feature	13
Names of parts	14
Monitor indications	15
Preparations	16
Before operating your camera	16
Attaching the strap	16
Charging the battery	17
Loading and removing the battery	18
AC adapter (sold separately)	21
Inserting and removing the picture card	22
xD-Picture Card	25
Power on/off	26
When taking pictures (Shooting mode)	26
When viewing pictures (Playback mode)	27
When connecting the camera to the computer	27
Camera settings	28
Menu operations	28
Selecting your language for on-screen display	29
Setting the date and time	31
Saving the settings (ALL RESET)	33
Checking the picture you have just taken (REC VIEW)	36
Setting the beep sound	38
Setting the shutter sound (SHUTTER SOUND)	40
Setting the volume (VOLUME)	42
Setting the power on/off screen and sound (PW ON SETUP)	44
Setting the screen color (COLOR)	46
Setting serial numbers for file names (FILE NAME)	48
Turning off the monitor (MONITOR OFF)	51
Formatting a picture card	52
Adjusting the brightness of the monitor	54
Adjust the CCD and image processing functions (PIXEL MAPPING)	56
Taking still pictures	58
Shooting	58
Holding the camera correctly	58
Taking still pictures	59
When to use the monitor and viewfinder	62
Focusing on a subject that is not in the center of the frame (Focus lock)	63
Settings suited to situation and purpose	65
Changing shooting modes	65
Using the zoom	68
Enabling the digital zoom	70
Using the flash	72
Changing the image size and quality	74
Selecting the white balance according to the surrounding lighting	77
Adjusting the settings to suit a bright/dark subject	79
When the brightness of the subject and background differ	80
Shooting mode settings	82
Taking close-up pictures	82
Setting up Super macro mode	83
Using the self-timer	85
Using the remote control	86
Taking successive pictures	87
Panorama shooting (PANORAMA)	89
Stitching together two images (2 IN 1)	92
Recording sound with still pictures	94
Viewing still pictures	96
PLAYBACK	96
Playback	96
Playback mode settings	97
Displaying several pictures at once	97
Selecting the number of pictures	98
Enlarging pictures	100
Rotating pictures	101
Displaying pictures one after another	103
Playback on a TV	104
Displaying shooting information	107
Editing still pictures	108
Creating black and white pictures	108
Creating sepia-toned pictures	110
Changing the size	112
Protecting pictures	114
Erasing pictures	116
Single-frame erase	116
All-frame erase	117
Recording movies	119
Shooting	119
Recording movies	119
Settings suited to situation and purpose	122
Enabling the digital zoom	122
Changing the image size	123
Selecting the white balance according to the surrounding lighting	125
Adjusting the settings to suit a bright/dark subject	125
When the brightness of the subject and background differ	125
Shooting mode settings	126
Close-up shooting	126
Using the self-timer	126
Remote control shooting	126
Playing back movies	127
Playback	127
Playing back movies (MOVIE PLAY)	127
Playing back movies frame by frame	128
Playback on a TV	129
Displaying shooting information (Information display)	129
Erasing movies	129
Editing movies	130
Creating an index	130
Protecting movies	131
Printing	132
Selecting a printing method	132
Making print reservations (DPOF)	134
All-frame reservation	134
Single-frame reservation	136
Canceling print reservations	139
Printing with a PictBridge-compatible printer	141
Using the direct printing function	141
Connecting the camera to a printer	142
Printing pictures	143
Print mode/Multi Print mode	144
All Print mode	148
All Index mode/Print Order mode	151
Exiting direct printing	153
Creating and sharing images using a computer	154
Before using your computer	154
Operating procedure	154
Identifying the operating system	156
Determining how to connect the camera to a computer	157
Windows	158
Installing the USB driver (When using Windows 98/98SE)	158
Connecting the camera to the computer	160
Confirming the computer recognizes the camera	161
Transferring camera images to the computer	164
Disconnecting the camera from your computer	168
Macintosh	170
Connecting the camera to the computer	170
Confirming the computer recognizes the camera	170
Transferring camera images to the computer	172
Disconnecting the camera from your computer	175
Using the provided CAMEDIA Master software	176
Installing the CAMEDIA Master software – for first time usage	176
Windows	176
Macintosh	181
Starting/Exiting the CAMEDIA Master software	186
Transferring camera images to the computer	189
Viewing still images	194
Viewing movies	195
Panorama shooting	197
Printing images	200
Other features	203
Troubleshooting	204
Error messages displayed on the monitor	204
If a problem arises	207
When the camera is not recognized by the computer	211
Appendix	213
Green and orange lamps and flash stand by indication	213
Menu List	214
List of functions by shooting mode	218
Camera maintenance	219
How to replace the battery (CR2025) of the remote control device	220
Camera specifications	221
Specifications of accessories	223