The intermittent LCD display issue on the Kodak PIXPRO AZ652 could be caused by the following reasons:

1. Accidental EVF Switching – If the EVF/LCD toggle button is pressed, the display may switch between the LCD and EVF, causing intermittent display issues.
2. Loose or Faulty LCD Connection – Excessive force while rotating the vari-angle LCD may damage the connection, leading to display problems.
3. Interference or Internal Malfunction – If the camera experiences interference or an internal hardware issue, it may cause the LCD to turn on and off unexpectedly.

To troubleshoot, ensure the EVF/LCD toggle button is not being accidentally pressed, avoid applying excessive force to the LCD, and check if the issue persists consistently.

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Summary of Contents for Kodak PIXPRO AZ652

Page 1 KODAK PIXPRO AZ652 DIGITAL CAMERA User Manual...
Page 2: Before You Start
BEFORE YOU START Declaration of Conformity Responsible Party: JK Imaging Ltd. Address: JK Imaging Ltd., 17239 So. Main Street, Gardena, CA 90248 USA Company Website: kodakpixpro.com INDUSTRY CANADA This device complies with Canadian RSS-247. This device complies with Industry Canada license-exempt RSS standard (s). Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) this device may not cause interference and (2) this device must accept any interference, including interference that may cause undesired operation of the device.
Page 3 For Customers 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.
Page 4 Compatibility (EMC) standard for radio equipment; Part 17: Specific conditions for Broadband Data Transmission Systems Hereby, Sintai Optical (Shenzhen) Co., Ltd, declares that this PIXPRO AZ652 is in compliance with the essential requirements and other relevant provisions of Directive 2014/53/EU.
Page 5 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.
Page 6 All trademarks mentioned in this manual are used for identification purposes only and are properties of their respective owners and holders. 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;...
Page 7: Safety Notes
SAFETY NOTES Safety Notes for this Camera Do not drop the camera or allow it to When you take the camera from a cold hit solid objects. environment to a warmer environment, Do not attempt to disassemble or condensation may occur. Please wait repair the camera.
Page 8 Safety Notes for Battery Please use a battery that is the same Do not heat the battery or throw it into type as the one included. a fire to avoid a possible explosion. Please use the attached charger to Do not store the battery in a hot charge the battery.
Page 9 Safety Notes for Memory Card We highly suggest buying only well- Do not modify the name of the files known, name brand memory cards or folders of the memory card using to ensure peak performance and your computer. Modifying the file reliability.
Page 10 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 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.
Page 11: Table Of Contents
CONTENTS BEFORE YOU START ....1 Resetting Date/Time ....26 MODE OVERVIEW ....27 SAFETY NOTES ..... 6 LCD Display........27 CONTENTS ......10 Overview of the Screen Icons in Shooting Mode ....27 GETTING READY ....14 Overview of the Screen Icons in Movie Mode ....29 Accessories Included ......14 Overview of the Screen Installing Lens Cap and...
Page 12 Using the Zoom Function....52 Function Ring (Smart) Mode ..69 Display Setting ........53 MF(Manual Focus) Mode ...70 AF Area ..........55 PLAYBACK ......71 Macro Mode........56 Viewing Photos and Videos ....71 Self-Timer Mode ......57 Thumbnail View .......72 Flash Mode ........58 Using Zoom Playback WB (White Balance) Mode ....60 (for still pictures only) .....73 Continuous Shot Mode ....62...
Page 13 Select Scene ......80 Rotate ........93 Shoot Setting1 .........81 Color ........94 Image Size .........82 ........95 Movie Size .........83 Touch-Up ......96 Quality ........84 Resize .........97 MF (Manual Focus) Assist ..85 Playback Settings ......97 AF Assist Beam ......86 Protect ........98 Digital Zoom ......86 Delete ........98 Shoot Setting 2........87 DPOF...
Page 14 LCD Brightness ......103 Print (without Date) ....113 File Settings ........104 Print Index ....... 114 Format ........105 Print DPOF Images ....115 Copy to Card ......106 Exit ........... 115 File Numbering ......106 Video System ........ 116 Reset Settings ......
Page 15: Getting Ready
GETTING READY 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 (Based on sales in different countries or regions, the shape of the AC adapter will vary.
Page 16: Installing Lens Cap And Neck Strap
Installing Lens Cap and Neck Strap 15 15...
Page 17: Part Names
Part Names 1. Micro HDMI Port 2. Micro USB/AV Port 3. Zoom Lever 4. Shutter Button 5. Strap Eyelet Exposure Compensation Button Continuous Shot Button 8. Power Button 9. AF Assist Beam/Self-Timer Lamp 10. Flash Lamp 11. Lens...
Page 18 12. Microphone 13. Electronic View Finder (EVF) EVF / LCD Switch Button 15. Indicator Lamp 16. Mode Dial Fast Video Recording Button Menu Button Jog Dial ] AF Button/Up Button ] Delete Button/Self-Timer Button/Down Button ] Macro Button/Left Button ] Flash Button/Right Button Display Button Playback Button SET Button...
Page 19 24. Vari-angle LCD 25. Diopter Adjustment Knob 26. Speaker 27. Lens Function Ring Lever 28. Lens Function Ring 29. Battery Cover 30. Tripod Socket...
Page 20: Installing Battery And Memory Card
Installing Battery and Memory Card 1. Open the battery cover door. 2. Insert the battery into the battery compartment according to the negative and positive directions as illustrated in the picture. Push the battery down until it locks in place. Battery Lock Knob...
Page 21 3. Insert the memory card into the memory 4. Close the battery cover door. card slot as shown in the diagram: Write Protection Toggle Switch A standard SD memory card is not included in the camera packaging and needs to be purchased separately.
Page 22: Charging The Battery
Charging the Battery Before you charge the battery, you should turn the camera off and insert the battery. 1. Connect the camera to the power charger using the supplied Micro USB cable. 2. Insert the plug of the power charger into the power outlet to charge the battery.
Page 23: Vari-Angle Lcd
Vari-Angle LCD The LCD is housed in the camera’s body. You may follow the directions shown below to move it as needed: 1. Open the LCD panel along the direction shown by arrow ①. 2. Rotate up to 180° along the direction shown by arrow ②. 3.
Page 24: Turning Camera On And Off
Turning Camera On and Off Press the Power button to turn the camera on. To turn the camera off, press the Power button again. Power Button When the power is off, press and hold the playback button to power on and enter Playback mode.
Page 25: Set Your Language, Date/Time After The First Power-On
Set your Language, Date/Time Set your Language, Date/Time after the First Power-On Language 1. When you turn the camera on for Sound Settings Soun the first time, the language selection Power Saver Powe Auto Auto screen appears. Language Lang English nglish 2.
Page 26: Resetting Your Language
Resetting your Language After you set your language for the first time, follow the instructions below to reset your language. Sound Settings 1. Press the button, press the [ Power Saver Auto ] button to select and press Language English button to enter the menu.
Page 27: Resetting Date/Time
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, press the [ Sound Settings ] button to select , and Power Saver Auto press the button to enter the menu.
Page 28: Mode Overview
MODE OVERVIEW LCD Display Overview of the Screen Icons in Shooting Mode 9 10 11 00:00:00 0000 x3.0 EV-0.0 F00.0 0/0000 ISO00000 1 Eye-Fi ON (with signal) 7 Video Pixels 13 Color Effect Zoom Display 2 Focus Mode 14 No Memory Card (By turning the Zoom Lever) 3 Quality 9 Number of Pictures in Static Mode...
Page 29 00:00:00 0000 x3.0 EV-0.0 F00.0 0/0000 ISO00000 24 Focus Frame 29 White Balance Lens Function Ring Custom Settings 30 AF Area Exposure Compensation Value 20 ISO Value 31 Expo Metering 21 Shutter Speed 26 Shooting Mode Single / Continuous Shot / HDR / WDR / AE Bracketing 22 Histogram 27 Custom Settings...
Page 30: Overview Of The Screen Icons In Movie Mode
Overview of the Screen Icons in Movie Mode 00:00:00 00/15 Battery Status Number of Videos Captured Continuous Recording Time Movie Mode...
Page 31: Overview Of The Screen Icons In Playback Mode
Overview of the Screen Icons in Playback Mode 2016/04/18 2016/04/18 000-0000 0000 Thumbnail3x3 Eye-Fi ON (with signal) Image Area 10 Zoom Magnification Area Quality 11 Image Zoom Ratio Capture Date 12 Index Prompt File Name 13 Touch-Up Shooting Pixel Ratio 14 HDR Image Size 15 DPOF File Icon...
Page 32: How To Take Pictures
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, and then frame it with the LCD. 3.
Page 33: Using The Mode Dial
Using the Mode Dial This camera provides a convenient Mode dial that allows you to manually switch between different modes with ease. The available modes are listed below: Mode Name Icon Description In this mode, the optimal conditions for taking pictures will Auto Mode be set based on the subject and environment.
Page 34 This mode is for manually setting the aperture, shutter speed Manual Mode and ISO value. This mode automatically enhances facial features with skin Face Beautifier softening touches and eye brightening capabilities. Enable image transmission and remote control by connecting Wi-Fi® Mode smart device with Wi-Fi®.
Page 35 Please refer to the table below if any nonadjustable options in mode: (O: Available X: Not available) Options Aperture Shutter Mode 1. Turn the mode dial to select the mode you want. 2. Press the button to configure settings. 3. Press the [ ] button to select an adjustment setting.
Page 36: Face Beautifier
Face Beautifier 1. Turn the Mode dial to select Face Beautifier Mode ( 2. Press the button and press the [ ] button to select 3. Press the [ ] button or turn the jog dial to select an option and press the button to confirm and enter the shooting screen.
Page 37: Wi-Fi® Mode
Wi-Fi® Mode Enable image transmission and remote control by connecting smart device with Wi-Fi®. Before utilizing Wi-Fi® Mode, please review the following: Your smart device operating system version needs to be iOS 14 or higher, or ANDROID 8.0 or higher. If not, please upgrade your smart device before using the APP. Please do not use in places that have a high intensity magnetic field, electrostatic and electric wave interference (for example near a microwave oven), which may cause failure in receiving signals.
Page 38 Settings of Camera: Rotate the mode dial to and then enter the Wi-Fi® selection interface. Press the [ ] button to select options to be adjusted, and press button to enter the option setting interface. Wi-Fi mode Setting pre-connected device for the following serial number: WiFi Mode SSID: PIXPRO AZ652_XXXX...
Page 39 Settings of Smart Device: Every AZ652 camera is shipped with a default factory Wi-Fi® 1. Enable the Wi-Fi® of smart device password that is randomized and and then search surrounding wireless unique to that camera and will not devices. change unless you wish to reset 2.
Page 40 Display of Wi-Fi® Connection Status: The Wi-Fi® has successfully connected but The Wi-Fi® has successfully connected APP is not enabled. and APP is enabled. Connected with device. Connected with APP MAC address: xx:xx:xx XXXXX Disconnect Disconnect...
Page 41 To disconnect from Wi-Fi®: Disconnected from smart device Wi-Fi®: Wi-Fi Mode Disconnect from device? Disconnected, please check Wi-Fi device and try again. Back • No: Keep Wi-Fi® connected and • Back: Back to the SSID interface. back to previous page. •...
Page 42 Setting The name of this camera can be changed under Wi-Fi® settings. DSC device PIXPRO AZ652_ XXXX 1. In other modes, press the button, MAC address 38:67:93: XX:XX:XX press the [ ] button to select 2. Press the button to enter the menu. 3.
Page 43 DSC Device MAC address The default name of DSC device is Check the wireless MAC address of this [PIXPRO AZ652_XXXX]. Change the name camera. of DSC device through typing. App Operating Instructions DSC device Refer to the "PIXPRO Remote Viewer User PIXPRO AZ652_XXXX Manual"...
Page 44: Scene Mode
Scene Mode You can select an appropriate mode from the 14 scene modes according to the type of environment you are shooting in. The camera then automatically configures the most appropriate settings for the best possible photos. 1. Rotate the Mode dial to , then the LCD will display as below: Auto Scence The camera automatically detects...
Page 45 Scene Description Auto Scene The camera automatically detects the type of scene. Panorama Mode For shooting up to 360-degrees of landscape. Handheld Night Reduce blur when shooting low light/ illuminated scenes. Multi Exposure Take several shots and overlap as a single image. The camera automatically takes a picture when a dog or cat Cat/Dog face is detected.
Page 46 Auto Scene (ASCN) In “ASCN” scene mode, the camera can intelligently detect different environments and automatically select the best scene and photo settings for you. “ASCN” can intelligently detect the following scenes: Mode Name Description The camera automatically adjusts the exposure and focus to Auto ensure the best possible pictures.
Page 47 Panorama Mode This feature allows you to capture a panoramic view that will have significantly more content than a single photograph. Follow the arrow while keeping the camera steady to seamlessly shoot an Cancel Save ultra-wide scene of up to 360 degrees. F00.0 0/0000 Follow the steps below:...
Page 48 Objects shall be moved only from During panorama mode shooting, left to the right in order to be press the button to interrupt recorded. Objects moving from shooting and save the current other directions would not be pictures taken. Press the [ recorded.
Page 49 Functions that can be adjusted in each scene are as below: Scene Adjustable Functions Auto Scene Flash* /Self-Timer Panorama Mode None Handheld Night Expo Metering/Self-Timer* Multi Exposure Expo Metering Cat/Dog Auto Shooting/Continuous Shot/Expo Metering/Macro Snow Continuous Shot/Expo Metering/Flash/Self-Timer Party Continuous Shot/HDR/Expo Metering/Flash/Self-Timer/Macro Sport Continuous Shot/Expo Metering Night Portrait...
Page 50: Custom Settings ( )
Custom Settings ( The user can store frequently used shooting modes; and parameters and switch to this mode for a quick adjustment. Go to setting CS mode Settings under mode (unset state or state after reset): 1. Turn the Mode dial to select the mode, and enter the setup screen, as Rotate the mode dial to skip.
Page 51 5. Press the [ ] button select 7. Turn the mode dial to switch to the [Custom Settings] and press the custom settings ( button to enter the menu. 8. The photo settings you stored the last time are used. Date Imprint When the mode is used for...
Page 52: Basic Operation
BASIC OPERATION Using EVF (Electronic View Finder) 3. When the screen display is not clear, EVF functions as the LCD, which can be rotate the dioptric adjustment knob to used to observe the scene and objects adjust the screen sharpness. and for playback, preview and menu operations.
Page 53: Using The Zoom Function
Using the Zoom Function Your camera is equipped with two types of zoom functions: Optical Zoom and Zoom x3.0 Digital Zoom. Toggle the Zoom Lever Indicator of the camera to zoom in or out on the subject while taking pictures. EV-0.0 F00.0 0/0000...
Page 54: Display Setting
Display Setting Mode: Press the button to switch among 4 screens. Function Message Display No Message Display 00:00:00 0000 x3.0 EV-0.0 F00.0 0/0000 EV-0.0 F00.0 0/0000 ISO00000 ISO00000 Message Display Display with Grid and Histogram x00.0 00:00:00 0000 00:00:00 0000 x3.0 EV-0.0 F00.0...
Page 55 Mode: Press the button to display the playback screen, press the button to switch among 3 screens. Function Message Display No Message Display 0000/00/00 000-0000 Detailed Message Display 0000/00/00 000-0000 EV-0.0 000mm F00.0 0/0000 ISO00000...
Page 56: Af Area
AF Area In different photo shooting modes, you Spot Focus can select different focus methods. Choose the single-point focus (Adjustable in mode) position within the scope of focus. 1. Press the [ ] button to display the settings screen. Object Tracking: Smart tracking of the object in motion under the focusing shooting.
Page 57: Macro Mode
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. Macro O 2.
Page 58: Self-Timer Mode
Self-Timer Mode Using this function to take pictures at • Self-Timer 10 sec pre-set intervals. The camera can be set A single picture is shot 10 to shoot after 2 seconds, 10 seconds after seconds after the shutter pressing the shutter or when a smile is button is pressed.
Page 59: Flash Mode
Flash Mode When enabling the Smile Detection, The flash provides supplemental light for pressing the shutter or the button the scene. The flash is usually used when can disable the Self-Timer and return shooting against the light to highlight the to the shooting screen while keeping object;...
Page 60 • Fill Flash The flash goes off when a picture is taken, supplementing the existing light in a scene and helping to eliminate shadows. • Flash Auto Camera flash goes off automatically based on existing light conditions. • Red-Eye Reduction The camera emits a brief pre-flash before the picture is taken to reduce red- eye effects.
Page 61: Wb (White Balance) Mode
WB (White Balance) Mode The white balance function allows • adjustment of the color temperature for • Daylight different light sources. (Adjustable in • Cloudy Mode) • Fluorescent Follow the steps below to set white balance of the camera: • Fluorescent H 1.
Page 62 WB Bracketing: Press the button to enter options and then press the [ button to adjust the shift and turn the jog dial to adjust the BKT value (0, 1 and 2). Rotate clockwise to adjust X axis (B-A). BKT value Rotate counterclockwise to adjust Y axis (G-M).
Page 63: Continuous Shot Mode
Continuous Shot Mode Functions that can be enabled under each • Continuous Shot mode may be different. For taking more than one picture continuously. Mode: • Cont.Shot-Fast (2M) For setting the single, continuous shot, For continuous shot with 2M Time-Lapse, HDR, WDR or AE bracketing pixels.
Page 64 • HDR effect may be affected • AE Bracketing (0.3EV, 0.7EV, by handshaking, light, subject 1.0EV, 1.3EV, 1.7EV, 2.0EV) movement or shooting The camera will automatically environment. and continuously take three • The flash is not available in HDR pictures separately with a mode.
Page 65: Exposure Compensation Functions Setting
Exposure Compensation Functions Setting EV Adjustment The EV Function Menu of the camera includes functions, such as EV (Exposure Set up Exposure Compensation to adjust Value) Adjustment, ISO, Shutter the picture brightness. If there is very high Adjustment, Aperture Adjustment, etc. contrast between the photographed object Using the appropriate Function Settings and the background, the brightness of the...
Page 66: Iso Adjustment
ISO Adjustment Shutter Speed Adjustment ISO allows you to set the sensitivity of the For shutter speed, the camera may camera sensor. Please use a higher ISO automatically set the aperture value value in darker places and a lower value in corresponding to the manually set shutter brighter conditions.
Page 67: Aperture Adjustment
Using Quick Recording Aperture Adjustment You can adjust the aperture size value. In Photo Shooting Mode, press the Selecting a large aperture opening will button to begin recording video. emphasize the point of focus and show a blurry background and foreground. A small aperture opening will keep both the background and main object in clear focus.
Page 68: I" Button Function Menu
“i” Button Function Menu Functions that can be enabled are • Partial Color-Red different under each mode. • Partial Color-Yellow Mode: • Partial Color-Blue The image color setting allows you to • Partial Color-Green select different effects. • Dreamy 1. Press the button to select the Image color setting menu.
Page 69: Using The Lens Function Ring
Using the Lens Function Ring There is a lens function ring lever in one side 2. Rotate the lens function ring to of the lens. Moving it up and down can switch optically zoom the object. among ZOOM/AF, SMART and MF mode. Zoom/AF Mode x3.0 Rotate the lens function ring for optical zoom.
Page 70: Function Ring (Smart) Mode
Function Ring (Smart) Mode Rotate the lens function ring to set 3. Press the button to complete the parameters of aperture, shutter, ISO, EV, setting and enter shooting screen. etc. The selection of functions of Function 1. Switch the lens function ring lever to Ring (Smart) in the menu is needed position before using Function Ring (Smart)
Page 71: Mf(Manual Focus) Mode
MF(Manual Focus) Mode Rotate the lens function ring for manual 2. If the lens function ring is operated focus. or the jog dial is turned the focus enlargement frame will appear on 1. Switch the lens function ring lever to the LCD.
Page 72: Playback
PLAYBACK Viewing Photos and Videos For viewing taken photos and videos on the LCD: 1. After pressing the button, the last photo or video clip taken will be displayed on the LCD. 2. Press the [ ] button to scroll through the photos or video clips stored in the built-in memory or on the Memory Card.
Page 73: Thumbnail View
Thumbnail View When in Playback Mode, rotate the Zoom 2. Press the [ Lever counter to the position to ] button to select a picture or display thumbnail images of the photos video clip to view and press the and videos on the screen. button to restore it to the original size.
Page 74: Using Zoom Playback (For Still Pictures Only)
Using Zoom Playback (for still pictures only) When playing back photos, you can also use the Zoom Lever to zoom in on the photos 2 to 8 times their original magnification. 1. Press the button to switch to Playback Mode. 2.
Page 75: Continuous Shot Group Playback
Continuous Shot Group Playback High speed (VGA) and fast (2M) Continuous Shot images can be played back as a group. 1. Press the button to enter Playback Screen. 2. Press the [ ] button to select Continuous Group. 3. Press the button to start playback.
Page 76: Animation Panorama Play
Animation Panorama Play Panoramic Animation Playing is to play full size image in accordance with the shooting direction. After playing, it will automatically return to the static screen of panoramic image. 1. Press the button to enter Playback Screen. 2. Press the [ ] button to select animated panoramic photos.
Page 77: Slideshow
Slideshow This setting allows you to view all the stored images as a slideshow. 1. Press the button to enter playback screen. 2. Rotate the Zoom lever counter to the Exit position to display thumbnails 3 x 3 and then press the button to select the index mode.
Page 78: Deleting Photos And Videos
Deleting Photos and Videos In Playback Mode, press the [ ] button to delete your photos and videos. To delete photos or videos: 1. Press the button to switch to playback mode. 2. Press the [ ] button to select the photos or videos to be deleted. 3.
Page 79: Using The Menus
USING THE MENUS Shooting Menu Mode: 1. In Shooting Mode, press the button 2. Press the [ ] button to to enter the Shooting Menu. select the shooting menu to be set. 12 options in [ Shooting Menu ]: 3. Press the [ ] button or turn jog dial to select options of •...
Page 80: Expo Metering
Expo Metering OIS (Optical Image Stabilization) Use this setting to select the “target” This mode can help reduce photo blur size of the camera’s field of view to be caused by unintentional shaking, or low metered. light. OIS: On Expo Metering: AiAE •...
Page 81: Beautifier
Beautifier Select Scene Select the effect for Face Beautifier Mode. Select a scene mode under SCN Mode. Select Scene Beautifier:E ect 1 Skin Soften • Effect 1: Skin Soften • Effect 2: Skin Soften + Eye Brightening • Effect 3: Skin Soften + Eye Brightening + Eye Enlargement...
Page 82: Shoot Setting1
Shoot Setting1 Mode: 1. Press the button, press the [ 4. Press the [ ] button to ] button to select select the item to be set and press the button to enter the menu. 2. Press the button to enter the menu. 5.
Page 83: Image Size
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. Image Size Image Size Image Movie Size Movie 1920x1080 30fps 30fps 18M-3:2 Quality...
Page 84: Movie Size
Movie Size Set the image resolution used during video recording. Movie Size Image Size Image 1920x1080 30fps Movie Size Movie 1920x1080 30fps 30fps 1280x720 60fps Quality Qualit JPG Best G Best 1280x720 30fps MF Assist MF As 640x480 30fps AF Assist Beam AF As 640x360 120fps Digital Zoom...
Page 85: Quality
Quality The Quality setting can be used to adjust The longest recording time is 29 the image compression ratio. minutes at one time. Quality When recording in higher pixel Image Size Image RAW+JPG resolutions for extended periods of Movie Size Movie 1920x1080 30fps 0 30fps...
Page 86: Mf (Manual Focus) Assist
If RAW or RAW+JPG is selected, the The RAW file format provides settings of Colour Effect, Continuous lossless compression of the image Shot, Cont.Shot-Fast (2M), Cont.Shot- data, which is not processed by High Speed (VGA), HDR and AE Bracketing the camera. The RAW file may cannot be adjusted.
Page 87: Af Assist Beam
AF Assist Beam Digital Zoom In a darker environment, the AF assist This setting is for adjusting digital beam setting can be turned on for better zoom. If this function is disabled, only focus. optical zoom can be used. Digital Zoom AF Assist Beam Image Size Imag...
Page 88: Shoot Setting 2
Shoot Setting 2 Mode: 1. Press the button, press the [ 4. Press the [ ] button to ] button to select select the item to be set and press the button to enter the menu. 2. Press the button to enter the menu. 5.
Page 89: Date Imprint
Date Imprint Quick Review Include a Date/Time stamp on the photo This option enables a quick review of image. images immediately after capture. Each picture will be displayed on the LCD Date Imprint screen per the selections below. Date Imprint Date Quick Review 1 sec...
Page 90: Continuous Af
Continuous AF Face Detection Detects and focuses on faces to make all Use the Continuous AF setting to be able to continuously focus automatically when faces as clear as possible in Photo Mode. taking pictures. Face Detection Cont. AF Date Imprint Date Quick Review Quick...
Page 91: Custom Settings
Custom Settings 2. Press the shutter button half-way down Custom settings stores the current movie to focus. The LCD will show a green shooting mode and its parameters. focus frame when the subject is in The stored mode and parameters are focus.
Page 92: Function Ring (Smart)
Function Ring (Smart) The options listed below can be set as • Continuous Shot Function Ring (Smart) Custom. Once • Color set, the chosen function can be quickly adjusted with the lens function ring • White Balance during shooting. • Image Size Function Ring (Smart) •...
Page 93: Playback Menu
Playback Menu Menu Mode: 1. Press the button to display the 7 options in [ Menu ] playback screen and press the • Shoot Settings 1 button to enter the menu. (See P81 for details) 7 options in [Playback Menu]: •...
Page 94: Display Mode
Display Mode Rotate You can use this setting to change the orientation of the picture. Date Folder Date Mode: Arranged by date. Exit Back Normal Mode: Display all images. Date Mode: Arranged by date. : Exit Cont. Photo Mode: Arranged by : Turn Left Cont.
Page 95: Color
Color This setting allows you to change the • Vignetting picture color effect. The file is saved as a • Salon new photo and stored in memory together with the original photo. • Punk (4M) • Negative (8M) • Reflection •...
Page 96: Hdr
With the HDR function, pictures that Select with HDR : are overexposed may be corrected to optimize the highlights and lowlights 0000/00/00 000-0000 captured to more accurately represent the actual scene. Thumbnail3x3 Exit After using the HDR function, the image will be saved as a new file and the original file is still stored in the memory.
Page 97: Touch-Up
Touch-Up Select with touch-up: The playback beauty feature allows for beautification using three individual effects. 0000/00/00 000-0000 Exit Thumbnail3x3 : Exit : Red-Eye Reduction : Skin Soften : Eye Brightening : Eye Enlargement The Touch-Up referred to is the individual use of three effects. Beauty Mode allows you to select one, two, or all three of the effects combined.
Page 98: Resize
Playback Settings Resize This setting allows you to resize a picture Mode: to a particular resolution and saves it as a 1. Press the button, press the [ new picture. ] button to select 2. Press the button to enter the menu. 3.
Page 99: Protect
Protect Delete To prevent any pictures or videos from You can delete one or all photo/video being accidentally erased, use this setting files. to lock one or all of the files. Delete Protect Protect Prote Protect Protec Delete Delet Date Folder Delete Delete Date Folder...
Page 100: (Digital Print Order Format)
DPOF (Digital Print Order Format) The “ ” indicator means a file The DPOF feature allows you to compile is protected. File protection must and select a group of pictures that you be removed before a file can be would like to print and will save your deleted.
Page 101: Trim
Trim A trimmed picture cannot be trimmed again. The Trim setting allows you to crop photos and save them as new pictures. Play Slide Show 1. Select [Yes] to confirm trim. Toggle the This setting allows you to view all the zoom lever or turn the jog dial to stored images as a slideshow.
Page 102: General Settings
General Settings Mode : 1. Press the button, press the [ 4. Press the [ ] button to ] button to select select the item to be set and press the button to enter the menu. 2. Press the button to enter the menu. 5.
Page 103: Sound Settings
Sound Settings Power Saver With this setting you may adjust the sound This setting allows you to save power volume. and get the maximum possible running time for your camera's batteries. Turn the Press the [ ] button to adjust LCD and camera off automatically after a the volume and press the button to...
Page 104: Language
Language Date & Time Refer to the “Reset your language” section Refer to the “Reset Date/Time” section on on page 25. page 26. World Time LCD Brightness The World Time setting is a useful Use this setting to adjust the brightness of function for your overseas trips.
Page 105: File Settings
File Settings Mode: 1. Press the button, press the [ 4. Press the [ ] button to ] button to select select the item to be set and press the button to enter the menu. 2. Press the button to enter the menu. 5.
Page 106: Format
Format Please note: formatting enables you to delete all contents on the memory card and camera’s built-in memory, including protected photo and movie files. Format Doing so will clear all data. If you select [Yes] the camera will format its memory. If there is no memory card in the camera, the built-in memory will be formatted;...
Page 107: Copy To Card
Copy to Card File Numbering Use this setting to copy the files stored in After you take a picture or video clip, the built-in memory to a memory card. the camera will save it with a sequential number. You can use this to reset the file Copy to Card numbering to 1.
Page 108: Reset Settings
Reset Settings Version Use this setting to restore the camera to Use this setting to view the current its original default settings. camera firmware version. Reset Settings Version FW Version: X.XX Reset camera settings to factory defaults. When there is a new firmware version in the memory card, select [Yes] to update.
Page 109: Connection Settings
CONNECTION SETTINGS Connecting to a Computer You can use a Micro USB cable to connect 4. Press the [ ] button to the camera and copy (transmit) photos to select [PC] and press the button to a computer, printer or other device. confirm.
Page 110: Transferring Files To Your Computer
Transferring Files to your Computer The computer will automatically detect the camera as a removable drive. Double- click the “My Computer” icon on the desktop to locate the removable drive and to copy folders and files in the drive to a directory on your PC as you would copy any typical folder or file.
Page 111: Connecting To A Pictbridge Compatible Printer
Connecting to a PictBridge Compatible Printer PictBridge technology allows printing on 3. Press the [ ] button to the photos saved in the memory card by select [USB] and press the button a printer. to enter the menu. To find out if a printer is PictBridge 4.
Page 112: Connecting To Your Printer
Connecting to your Printer If the camera is not connected to a 1. Make sure the printer is turned on. PictBridge compatible printer, the 2. Connect one end of the supplied Micro following error message will appear on USB cable to the Micro USB port on the LCD.
Page 113: Using The Pictbridge Menu
Using the PictBridge Menu Print (with Date) After setting the USB mode to printer, the PictBridge menu will appear. If you have set the date and time on your camera, the date and time will be PictBridge recorded and saved with each photo you Print (with Date) take.
Page 114: Print (Without Date)
Print (without Date) 3. Press the [ ] button to Use this setting to print the photos select the number of copies for the without dates on them. currently displayed photo. 1. In the PictBridge menu, select [Print 4. Press the button and the following (without Date)] and the screen as screen will appear.
Page 115: Print Index
Print Index You can print all photos in the camera via PictBridge this function. Print ( Date) Without 1. In the PictBridge menu, select [Print Index] and the screen as shown below appears. PictBridge Cancel Print Index 5. Select [Yes] and press the button to confirm;...
Page 116: Print Dpof Images
Print DPOF Images Exit To use DPOF printing, you must select Select [Exit] to exit the PictBridge menu. your photos for printing using the DPOF At this time, the message [Remove USB settings before hand. See “DPOF” section Cable!] will appear on the screen. on page 99.
Page 117: Video System
Video System You can use the AV cable (which should TV-System be purchased separately) to connect the USB Mode USB M camera and the television for setting up TV-System TV-Sy NTSC NTSC the video output. Connect one end of the HDMI CEC Control HDMI AV cable to USB/AV port of the camera,...
Page 118: Supported Hdmi Connections
Supported HDMI Connections Connecting HDMI-Ready TV HDMI (High Definition Multimedia Interface), is a fully digital audio/video 1. Use the cable with high resolution transmission interface, through which output terminal (which should be uncompressed audio and video signals purchased separately) to connect the are transmitted.
Page 119: Hdmi Cec Control
HDMI CEC Control After connecting the camera with TV- Introduction on Icons System, you may view pictures taken with Info Hiding/Display the camera on the TV screen and operate the camera with your TV remote control Zoom-in to view and edit all images. : Zoom in Images HDMI CEC Control : Zoom out Images...
Page 120 Videos The following operations are available during HDMI CEC playback: 9. Movie Length:00:00:00 • 1:1 Single Playback Cont. Group File • Zoom-in Playback First Image Mark • Rotate • Index Playback 12. 000/000:Current Sorting/Total Number of Images in Group • Cont. Group Playback :Confirm Effect •...
Page 121 1:1 Single Playback: Cont. Group Playback: Press the left and right arrow buttons Under the 1:1 Single Playback Mode, to switch among images. press the central button to start Zoom-in Playback: playing images in Continuous Group. Under the 1:1 Single Playback Mode, If no images in the camera’s Cont.
Page 122 Video Play: Press the down arrow button to delete one picture. Under the 1:1 Single Playback Mode, select a video and then press the Press the left and right arrow buttons central button to start playing. During to edit the color. 12 effects in total for playback, you may use the arrow selection.
Page 123 HDMI CEC Connection Full Size Zoom-in Index Video Cont. Group Panoramic Function Playback Playback Playback Play Play File Play (Movable to Zoom In four directions during zoom-in) Zoom Out Rotate (Turn left only) Play Slide Show O *1 Edit Image Info Hiding/ Display Delete...
Page 124: Set Eye-Fi Sd Card Connection Mode
Set Eye-Fi SD Card Connection Mode This camera supports wireless connection Eye-Fi for Eye-Fi memory cards. Enable the Eye-Fi USB Mode USB M connection by following the steps below. TV-System TV-Sy NTSC NTSC 1. Press the button, press the [ HDMI CEC Control HDMI ] button to select...
Page 125: Appendices
APPENDICES Product Specifications Design and specifications are subject to change without notice. Type 1/2.3” BSI CMOS Image Sensor Effective Pixels 20.68 Megapixels Total Pixels 21.14 Megapixels Focal Length 4.3 mm (Wide) — 279.5 mm (Tele) 35 mm Film Equivalent 24 mm (Wide) — 1560 mm (Tele) F number F2.9 (Wide) —...
Page 126 (4:3) (3:2) (16:9) 20MP: 5184 × 3888 18MP: 5184 × 3456 15MP: 5120 × 2880 10MP: 3648 × 2736 2MP: 1920 × 1080 Still Image Number of 5MP: 2592 × 1944 Recording 3MP: 2048 × 1536 Pixels 0.3MP: 640 × 480 1920 ×...
Page 127 Scan Panorama Up to 360° Display 3.0 inch (920k Pixels) Angle Adjustment Yes Image Auto Rotation ISO Sensitivity Auto, ISO100/200/400/800/1600/3200 Focus Mode Single AF, Continuous AF, Object Tracking, Manual Focus Single Area Focusing, 25-Area-Focusing, Face Detection, Focusing Area Selection Manual Area Focusing Artificial Intelligence AE (AiAE), Center-Weighted Average, Exposure Metering Method Spot (Fixed to Center of Frame), Face AE...
Page 128 AWB, Daylight, Cloudy, Fluorescent, Fluorescent H, White Balance Control Incandescent, Manual WB, Color Temp. (1900K ~ 10000K) Flash Method Pop-up (Auto) Flash Force Off, Fill Flash, Flash Auto, Red-Eye Reduction, Slow Flash Modes Sync., Slow Sync. + Red-Eye Reduction Internal Memory: Approx. 15MB Recording Media SD/SDHC Card (Up to 32GB Support) [MMC Card Not Supported]...
Page 129: Prompts And Warning Messages
Prompts and Warning Messages Message Description Action Camera battery is depleted. Warning! Charge battery or replace It is a warning indicating the Battery exhausted. with a charged battery. camera is going to shut off. An error has occurred in the Try shutting the camera off Built-in memory error! built-in memory.
Page 130 Message Description Action Cannot change Appears during shooting mode if a Choose a different settings under this function can not be set by rotating mode in order to change mode. the function ring. settings. Remove the message Improper alignment. The offset is too big for panorama after 2 seconds and Please try again.
Page 131 Message Description Action Turn off camera and remove SD Write Protect ! The memory card is locked. card. Slide tab on the side of card to unlock. Either delete photos or videos The memory of the SD card to create room on the card, or Card Full ! is full.
Page 132 Message Description Action When a card lower than Class 4 is recording movie above HD, it Replace SD card with a Class Slow access may be accessed slowly and the 4 or higher card. recording will not be continued. Turn off the camera. Remove and reinsert the SD card and turn the camera on to try Cannot write to SD...
Page 133 Message Description Action During Playback by Date, the images The message will disappear Too many pictures for exceed specifications so it is not after 2 seconds and return fast processing. possible to play by date. to Thumbnail 3x3 mode. The format of the file viewed is not This message will only Unable to recognize supported or the file is damaged...
Page 134: Troubleshooting
Troubleshooting Problem Possible causes Solution The battery has been Replace the battery. Camera does not turn depleted. The battery is not Correctly reinstall the batteries. inserted correctly. Replace the battery. Make sure the camera is actually Camera turns off The batteries have been shutting off and not entering suddenly during depleted.
Page 135 Problem Possible Causes Solution Check the connection between the camera and The camera is not connected printer. to the printer correctly. Use a PictBridge The printer is not PictBridge Images will not print compatible printer. compatible. from the connected Load paper into the printer The printer is out of paper or printer or replace the ink...
Page 136 When shooting with stacked filters attached, the corners of the photo may turn dark (vignetting effect) because the filter holder blocks light from reaching the camera image sensor; especially, at wide angle zoom control settings. Please take test shots and review the results when using stacked filters. (Filter size : Φ52mm) If you choose to change the factory assigned, random Wi-Fi®...
Page 137 HDR- High Dynamic Range HDR captures three photos taken at different exposure levels and combines them into one photo. This optimizes all the details of the object or scene in the photo. Even the features in darker areas can be viewed clearly. (The following pictures are an example of HDR composition.) Underexposed Normal exposure...
Page 138 WDR- Wide Dynamic Range For high light, intense sunlight, or environments with artificial light, WDR allows PIXPRO’s smart algorithm to correct shadows surrounding a subject. This makes it easier to distinguish details in darker areas of the photo. With WDR enabled video, clear images are provided when there are not only very bright areas, but also very dark areas in the camera’s field of view.
Page 139 Memory Card Compatibility ✓ Refer to the chart below for compatible types of SD cards ( : Compatible X: Not Compatible) Conversion micro micro micro adapter to SDHC SDXC SDHC SDXC SD card exFAT exFAT Format FAT12, 16 FAT32 FAT12, 16 FAT32 Capacity Up to 2GB 4~32GB 64GB~2TB...
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