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Digital Camera Digital Camera Getting Started Taking Pictures Viewing and Managing Your Photos Making Camera Settings Using Images on Your Computer Camera Options and Accessories Maintenance and Troubleshooting Specifications Icons That Appear on the LCD Monitor User's Guide Printed in XXXX XX.
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Proof Sign-off: K. Pipa DAI M. Takata K. Pipa DAI K. Ramsey R4C7770 User’s Guide Rev. D COVER.FM A6 size Where to Find Information This User’s Guide Provides detailed information to help you set up and use your EPSON PhotoPC 2100Z, and the optional products available from EPSON. Also contains information on troubleshooting and installing the software on the PhotoPC 2100Z Software CD-ROM included with your PhotoPC 2100Z.
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L R4C7770 User’s Guide Rev. D FRONT.FM Proof Sign-off: K. Pipa DAI M. Takata K. Pipa DAI K. Ramsey A6 size IMPORTANT NOTICE All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic, mechanical, photocopying, recording, or otherwise, without the prior written permission of SEIKO EPSON CORPORATION. No patent liability is assumed with respect to the use of the information contained herein.
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R4C7770 User’s Guide Rev. D Proof Sign-off: K. Pipa DAI M. Takata K. Pipa DAI K. Ramsey FRONT.FM A6 size This product conforms to the following Directive(s) and Norm(s): Directive 89/336/EEC: EN 55022 Class B EN 55024 A NOTE CONCERNING RESPONSIBLE USE OF COPYRIGHTED MATERIALS Like photocopiers, digital cameras can be misused by improperly photographing copyrighted material.
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Proof Sign-off: K. Pipa DAI M. Takata K. Pipa DAI K. Ramsey R R4C7770 User’s Guide Rev. D PPC2100Z.TOCA6 size7/17/01 Introduction PhotoPC 2100Z Features . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Options. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . For United Kingdom users - use of options . . . . . . . Safety Instructions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . When using the camera. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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L R4C7770 User’s Guide Rev. D Proof Sign-off: K. Pipa DAI M. Takata K. Pipa DAI K. Ramsey PPC2100Z.TOCA6 size7/17/01 Taking Pictures Using the LCD monitor . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .31 Setting the flash . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .33 Using the optical and digital zoom features . . . . . . .35 Using the self timer. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .36 Taking close-ups using the macro setting . . . . . . . . .
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Proof Sign-off: K. Pipa DAI M. Takata K. Pipa DAI K. Ramsey R R4C7770 User’s Guide Rev. D PPC2100Z.TOCA6 size7/17/01 Chapter 4 Making Camera Settings Setting the Time and Date . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Changing the time and date setting . . . . . . . . . . . . . Changing the display order . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Setting the Beep. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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L R4C7770 User’s Guide Rev. D Proof Sign-off: K. Pipa DAI M. Takata K. Pipa DAI K. Ramsey PPC2100Z.TOCA6 size7/17/01 Chapter 6 Camera Options and Accessories Using Memory Cards . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .85 Inserting a memory card into your computer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .86 Copying files directly from the memory card . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .88 Formatting memory cards . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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Proof Sign-off: K. Pipa DAI M. Takata K. Pipa DAI K. Ramsey R R4C7770 User’s Guide Rev. D PPC2100Z.TOCA6 size7/17/01 Appendix A Specifications Camera . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Physical dimensions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Product type . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Recorded image . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Optical . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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L R4C7770 User’s Guide Rev. D Proof Sign-off: K. Pipa DAI M. Takata K. Pipa DAI K. Ramsey PPC2100Z.TOCA6 size7/17/01 When Making Camera Settings . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .131 Camera setting menu . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .131 When setting the date and time . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .132 When formatting the memory card . . . . . . . . . . . . . .132 Status and Error Icons. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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R4C7770 User’s Guide Rev. D Proof Sign-off: K. Pipa DAI M. Takata K. Pipa DAI K. Ramsey INTRO.FM A6 size Introduction Your EPSON® PhotoPC™ 2100Z is a fun, easy-to-use digital camera that enables you to take full-color pictures that you can edit and print using your computer. Colorful icons on the LCD monitor make the camera easy and fun to use for the whole family. Create interesting lifelike images to print and share with your family and friends.
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L R4C7770 User’s Guide Rev. D INTRO.FM Proof Sign-off: K. Pipa DAI M. Takata K. Pipa DAI K. Ramsey A6 size ❏ High resolution output, up to 2160 × 1440 pixels when using HyPict ❏ PRINT Image Matching support, which allows you to achieve enhanced results when printing your photos with a printer that supports the PRINT Image Matching system ❏ Built-in color LCD monitor for previewing and viewing photos ❏ Macro photo format ❏ Optical × 2 and digital × 2.
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Proof Sign-off: K. Pipa DAI M. Takata K. Pipa DAI K. Ramsey R4C7770 User’s Guide Rev. D INTRO.FM A6 size Options The following options are available from EPSON for the PhotoPC 2100Z. ❏ CompactFlash™ memory card (For information, contact your EPSON dealer.
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L R4C7770 User’s Guide Rev. D INTRO.FM Proof Sign-off: K. Pipa DAI M. Takata K. Pipa DAI K. Ramsey A6 size For United Kingdom users - use of options EPSON (UK) LTD shall not be liable against any damage or problems arising from the use of any options or consumable products other than those designated as Original EPSON Products or EPSON Approved Products by EPSON (UK) LTD. Safety Instructions Read all of these instructions before using the camera, and keep this guide handy for later reference.
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Proof Sign-off: K. Pipa DAI M. Takata K. Pipa DAI K. Ramsey R4C7770 User’s Guide Rev. D INTRO.FM A6 size ❏ To prevent fire or explosion, do not use the camera where flammable or volatile gas is stored. ❏ Do not use the camera outdoors during a thunderstorm. ❏ If the camera or optional equipment emits unusual noises, odors, or smoke, cancel the current operation and turn the device off immediately.
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L R4C7770 User’s Guide Rev. D INTRO.FM Proof Sign-off: K. Pipa DAI M. Takata K. Pipa DAI K. Ramsey A6 size ❏ If you plan to use the camera and optional equipment in Germany, observe the following: To provide adequate short-circuit protection and overcurrent protection for these products, the building installation must be protected by a 10 or 16 Amp circuit breaker.
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R4C7770 User’s Guide Rev. D Proof Sign-off: K. Pipa DAI M. Takata K. Pipa DAI K. Ramsey INTRO.FM A6 size When using the batteries Note the following when using batteries. ❏ Read all relevant safety and operating instructions before using the batteries. ❏ Do not use manganese batteries (IEC R6). ❏ Do not charge primary (non-rechargeable) batteries. ❏ To avoid fire or electric shock, do not use batteries that are leaking or damaged in any way. ❏ Be aware of electrical shock hazards.
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L R4C7770 User’s Guide Rev. D INTRO.FM Proof Sign-off: K. Pipa DAI M. Takata K. Pipa DAI K. Ramsey A6 size ❏ Do not insert batteries into wall outlets or other power sources such as car cigarette lighter sockets. ❏ Do not solder lead wires or terminals directly to a battery. ❏ If battery acid gets into your eyes or on your skin, immediately rinse the affected area thoroughly with water and seek medical treatment. If a battery is swallowed, seek medical treatment immediately.
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Proof Sign-off: K. Pipa DAI M. Takata K. Pipa DAI K. Ramsey R4C7770 User’s Guide Rev. D INTRO.FM A6 size As the colours of the wires in the mains lead of this appliance may not correspond with the coloured markings identifying the terminals in your plug, proceed as follows: ❏ The green and yellow wire must be connected to the terminal in the plug which is marked with the letter E or with the earth symbol (G). ❏ The blue wire must be connected to the terminal in the plug marked with the letter N.
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L R4C7770 User’s Guide Rev. D START.FM Proof Sign-off: K. Pipa DAI M. Takata K. Pipa DAI K. Ramsey A6 size Unpacking Your PhotoPC 2100Z Make sure that your camera box contains all of the items shown below.
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R R4C7770 User’s Guide Rev. D Proof Sign-off: K. Pipa DAI M. Takata K. Pipa DAI K. Ramsey START.FM A6 size 1 Camera Parts Front shutter button timer light viewfinder front flash AC adapter connector USB Interface connector OPEN switch lens - 13 - Getting Started After unpacking your PhotoPC 2100Z, take a few minutes to learn about the components shown below.
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R R4C7770 User’s Guide Rev. D Proof Sign-off: K. Pipa DAI M. Takata K. Pipa DAI K. Ramsey START.FM A6 size Indicator lights 1 Light Indication Green (On) The camera is warmed up and ready for taking pictures. Green (Blinking) The camera is warming up (immediately after camera is turned on). The camera is auto focussing (when shutter button is pressed halfway). The camera is changing the settings. The camera is processing an image. The camera is communicating with the computer.
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L R4C7770 User’s Guide Rev. D START.FM Red (Blinking) Proof Sign-off: K. Pipa DAI M. Takata K. Pipa DAI K. Ramsey A6 size A memory card is not inserted. Insufficient space in memory card to take a picture. Low battery. Red (On) Error. Try to turn the camera off and back on. If the red light is still on, contact your EPSON dealer for servicing. Setting up Your Camera This section explains how to install the batteries and a memory card in your camera, and set the time and date for setup.
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Proof Sign-off: K. Pipa DAI M. Takata K. Pipa DAI K. Ramsey START.FM A6 size 1. Make sure the lens cover is closed and the indicator light next to the viewfinder is off. Caution: Never remove or insert a memory card while the camera is on. The card may be damaged and the data in the card may be lost. 2. Open the memory card cover. memory card cover 3.
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L R4C7770 User’s Guide Rev. D START.FM Proof Sign-off: K. Pipa DAI M. Takata K. Pipa DAI K. Ramsey A6 size To remove the card, slide the EJECT switch on the bottom of the camera. Then, remove the card and close the cover. memory card EJECT switch c Caution: ❏ Never remove a memory card while the camera is on. Doing so may cause data in the card to be lost or damaged. ❏ Avoid using or storing the card in direct sunlight, or in places that are extremely hot, humid, or dusty.
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Proof Sign-off: K. Pipa DAI M. Takata K. Pipa DAI K. Ramsey START.FM A6 size Caution: ❏ Do not use manganese batteries (IEC R6). ❏ Always use batteries from the same package. Do not mix old and new batteries. ❏ Be sure to turn the camera off before removing the batteries. Note: ❏ Do not leave batteries in the camera for a long time without using it. See “Storing the batteries” on page 100 for storage instructions. ❏ You can also use optional Ni-MH rechargeable batteries (Model EU-24).
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L R4C7770 User’s Guide Rev. D START.FM Proof Sign-off: K. Pipa DAI M. Takata K. Pipa DAI K. Ramsey A6 size 1. Turn the camera upside down with the lens facing you. Slide and open the battery cover as shown below. 2. Insert four batteries into the compartment, positioning the + and - ends as shown below. w Warning: ❏ Do not use different types of batteries together. Doing so could cause fire or explosion. ❏ Do not carry loose batteries in your pockets.
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Proof Sign-off: K. Pipa DAI M. Takata K. Pipa DAI K. Ramsey R R4C7770 User’s Guide Rev. D START.FM A6 size 3. Lower the battery cover shut and hold it down while you slide and lock it, as shown below. 1 Getting Started Replacing the batteries If the batteries are almost out of power, the , , and icons appear in turn on the LCD monitor or the camera makes a sound, or both. If the batteries are out of power, the camera turns off automatically. Be sure to replace all four batteries at the same time.
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L R4C7770 User’s Guide Rev. D START.FM ❏ When the disabled. Proof Sign-off: K. Pipa DAI M. Takata K. Pipa DAI K. Ramsey A6 size , , and icons appear in turn, all buttons are ❏ Battery life varies depending on battery type and manufacturer. ❏ If you use rechargeable Ni-MH batteries in the PhotoPC 2100Z, make sure that all four batteries are fully charged when you replace them.
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R R4C7770 User’s Guide Rev. D Proof Sign-off: K. Pipa DAI M. Takata K. Pipa DAI K. Ramsey START.FM A6 size 1. Slide the OPEN switch in the direction shown below to turn the camera on. 1 Getting Started Slide the OPEN switch in the direction of the arrow to turn the camera on. 2. The date and time appear on the LCD monitor as shown on the right. The month, day, and year are displayed with the month highlighted. 3. Press the function button and the value of the highlighted item.
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L R4C7770 User’s Guide Rev. D START.FM Proof Sign-off: K. Pipa DAI M. Takata K. Pipa DAI K. Ramsey A6 size 6. After you are finished making the date and time settings, press the button. Note: To change the setting, or the order that the date is displayed, see “Setting the Time and Date” on page 65. You are now ready to take pictures. See the next chapter for instructions on taking pictures.
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Proof Sign-off: K. Pipa DAI M. Takata K. Pipa DAI K. Ramsey R R4C7770 User’s Guide Rev. D PICTURES.FM A6 size Chapter 2 2 Taking Pictures Getting Ready to Take Pictures This section gives you an overview of the camera’s buttons and LCD monitor, and explains how to turn your camera on and off. Note: EPSON is not responsible for any photos you may lose while using our products and software. Make sure that your camera is working normally before taking important pictures.
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L R4C7770 User’s Guide Rev. D PICTURES.FM Proof Sign-off: K. Pipa DAI M. Takata K. Pipa DAI K. Ramsey A6 size Buttons overview There are seven buttons on the back of your PhotoPC 2100Z. These buttons are for making various settings and for using the different features of the camera. In this user’s guide, the buttons are named as follows.
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Proof Sign-off: K. Pipa DAI M. Takata K. Pipa DAI K. Ramsey R R4C7770 User’s Guide Rev. D PICTURES.FM A6 size At certain times, icons and other indicators appear in the LCD monitor as shown below. For more information, see “Taking Pictures Using the LCD monitor” on page 31. setting icons focus frame bag (contains icons) other icons tool box (contains icons) Turning the camera on and off Read the following sections to turn the camera on and off.
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L R4C7770 User’s Guide Rev. D PICTURES.FM Proof Sign-off: K. Pipa DAI M. Takata K. Pipa DAI K. Ramsey A6 size To take pictures, slide the OPEN switch in the direction shown below. Slide the OPEN switch in the direction of the arrow to turn the camera on. The lens extends and the indicator light next to the viewfinder on the back of the camera briefly blinks green, and then stays on. A live preview image appears on the LCD monitor.
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Proof Sign-off: K. Pipa DAI M. Takata K. Pipa DAI K. Ramsey R R4C7770 User’s Guide Rev. D PICTURES.FM A6 size ❏ If the following icons appear on the LCD monitor after you press the button, there are no photos saved in the camera’s memory card. ❏ Once the lens cover is open and the camera is on, you can press the button to switch between taking new pictures and viewing photos saved in the memory card.
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L R4C7770 User’s Guide Rev. D PICTURES.FM Proof Sign-off: K. Pipa DAI M. Takata K. Pipa DAI K. Ramsey A6 size Turning the camera off To turn the camera off, first slide the OPEN switch in the direction shown below, if necessary. Slide the OPEN switch in the direction of the arrow to turn the camera off. If the LCD monitor or the indicator light next to the viewfinder remains on, press the button on the back of the camera once.
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Proof Sign-off: K. Pipa DAI M. Takata K. Pipa DAI K. Ramsey R R4C7770 User’s Guide Rev. D PICTURES.FM A6 size Note: If the camera is connected to a computer, the automatic shut-off feature does not turn the camera off automatically. Taking Pictures Using the LCD monitor By using the LCD monitor, you can get a good idea of what the image will look like before taking pictures and confirm image quality immediately after taking pictures.
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L R4C7770 User’s Guide Rev. D PICTURES.FM Proof Sign-off: K. Pipa DAI M. Takata K. Pipa DAI K. Ramsey A6 size ❏ Make sure that you are not blocking the areas around the lens, flash, and timer light with your finger, the strap, clothing, or other objects. 2. Hold the shutter button halfway down to lock the auto focus. The focus is locked when the indicator light next to the viewfinder stops blinking and the focus frame on the LCD monitor changes from white to green.
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Proof Sign-off: K. Pipa DAI M. Takata K. Pipa DAI K. Ramsey R R4C7770 User’s Guide Rev. D PICTURES.FM A6 size Note: For more information on specifying the number of prints, see “Making Print Settings” on page 58. Setting the flash You can choose between three flash settings: Flash Auto, Flash Off, and Red-eye Reduction. To change the setting, follow the steps below. 1. Turn on the camera by sliding the OPEN switch to open the lens cover.
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L R4C7770 User’s Guide Rev. D PICTURES.FM Proof Sign-off: K. Pipa DAI M. Takata K. Pipa DAI K. Ramsey A6 size 2. Press the function button repeatedly under the flash setting icon to select the appropriate icon. See the table below for function descriptions. Flash Auto The flash fires whenever more lighting is needed. Flash Off The flash does not fire even when more lighting is needed. Use this setting for special effects or when using a flash is prohibited.
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R R4C7770 User’s Guide Rev. D Proof Sign-off: K. Pipa DAI M. Takata K. Pipa DAI K. Ramsey PICTURES.FM A6 size Using the optical and digital zoom features 1. Turn on the camera by sliding the OPEN switch to open the lens cover. Note: For more information on turning on the camera, see “Turning the camera on and off” on page 27. 2. Press T on the W to zoom out. button to zoom in on your subject, and 3.
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L R4C7770 User’s Guide Rev. D PICTURES.FM Proof Sign-off: K. Pipa DAI M. Takata K. Pipa DAI K. Ramsey A6 size Note: ❏ You cannot use the digital zoom feature when taking pictures using the viewfinder. ❏ Photos taken using the digital zoom feature take more time to be processed. Using the self timer You can take a picture of yourself easily by using the self timer. The self timer creates a 10-second delay between the time you press the shutter button and the time the picture is taken.
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R R4C7770 User’s Guide Rev. D Proof Sign-off: K. Pipa DAI M. Takata K. Pipa DAI K. Ramsey PICTURES.FM 4. Press the button. The the LCD monitor. A6 size icon moves to the left side of button again. The icon goes 5. Press the shutter button to start the self timer. The camera beeps and icons appear on the LCD monitor to indicate the countdown, and the red timer light on the front of the camera starts blinking.
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L R4C7770 User’s Guide Rev. D PICTURES.FM Proof Sign-off: K. Pipa DAI M. Takata K. Pipa DAI K. Ramsey A6 size Taking close-ups using the macro setting Use the macro feature for taking close-ups. This setting allows you to take pictures of subjects 30 to 50 centimeters away from the camera. 1. Turn on the camera by sliding the OPEN switch to open the lens cover. Note: For more information on turning on the camera, see “Turning the camera on and off” on page 27. 2. Press the button.
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R R4C7770 User’s Guide Rev. D Proof Sign-off: K. Pipa DAI M. Takata K. Pipa DAI K. Ramsey PICTURES.FM A6 size Note: You cannot use the macro feature when taking pictures using the view finder. If the background is excessively bright, use the backlight setting to avoid making the subject of the photo appear too dark. Follow the steps below. 1. Turn on the camera by sliding the OPEN switch to open the lens cover.
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L R4C7770 User’s Guide Rev. D PICTURES.FM Proof Sign-off: K. Pipa DAI M. Takata K. Pipa DAI K. Ramsey A6 size 4. Press the button. The the LCD monitor. icon moves to the left side of Note: To cancel this setting, press the back to the right. button again. The icon goes 5. Once you are finished making the setting, take a picture. Note: You can take pictures using the viewfinder instead of the LCD monitor. See “Taking Pictures Using the Viewfinder” on page 47.
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R R4C7770 User’s Guide Rev. D Proof Sign-off: K. Pipa DAI M. Takata K. Pipa DAI K. Ramsey PICTURES.FM A6 size 1. Turn on the camera by sliding the OPEN switch to open the lens cover. 2. Press the button. The tool box opens, other icons appear above it, and a red frame appears around the tool box. 3. Press the button until the red frame appears around the bag. 4. Press the button. The icons appear. Select this icon with the red frame. bag opens and some other 5.
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L R4C7770 User’s Guide Rev. D PICTURES.FM Proof Sign-off: K. Pipa DAI M. Takata K. Pipa DAI K. Ramsey A6 size Note: You can take pictures using the viewfinder instead of the LCD monitor. See “Taking Pictures Using the Viewfinder” on page 47. Taking pictures to share over the Internet By default, your PhotoPC 2100Z takes pictures that are fit for printing with a resolution of 1800 × 1200 pixels.
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R R4C7770 User’s Guide Rev. D Proof Sign-off: K. Pipa DAI M. Takata K. Pipa DAI K. Ramsey PICTURES.FM A6 size 2. Press the button. The box opens, other icons appear above it, and a red frame appears around the tool box. 2 Taking Pictures button 3. Press the repeatedly until the red frame appears around the bag. 4. Press the button. The icons appear. Select this icon with the red frame. bag opens and some other button 5. Press the repeatedly until the red frame appears around the icon. 6.
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L R4C7770 User’s Guide Rev. D PICTURES.FM Proof Sign-off: K. Pipa DAI M. Takata K. Pipa DAI K. Ramsey A6 size Taking pictures in low-light conditions Follow the steps below for best results in low-light conditions, such as when taking pictures of a nightscape or under insufficient room light. More time is required to take a picture with this setting. 1. Turn on the camera by sliding the OPEN switch to open the lens cover.
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R R4C7770 User’s Guide Rev. D Proof Sign-off: K. Pipa DAI M. Takata K. Pipa DAI K. Ramsey PICTURES.FM 6. Press the button. The the LCD monitor. A6 size icon moves to the left side of button again. The icon goes 7. Once you are finished making the setting, take a picture. Note: ❏ If you want to take a picture of a person or persons in a nightscape, set the flash function to (auto) to capture both the images of your subject and the background. We recommend that you use tripod for stability.
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L R4C7770 User’s Guide Rev. D PICTURES.FM Proof Sign-off: K. Pipa DAI M. Takata K. Pipa DAI K. Ramsey A6 size Using the white balance feature The EPSON PhotoPC 2100Z adjusts the balance of colors automatically. If you want to make the colors in your photos appear more realistic, use the white balance setting as follows.
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R R4C7770 User’s Guide Rev. D Proof Sign-off: K. Pipa DAI M. Takata K. Pipa DAI K. Ramsey PICTURES.FM 4. Press the button. The icons appear. Select this icon with the red frame. 2 tool bag opens and some other Taking Pictures button 3. Press the repeatedly until the red frame appears around the tool bag. A6 size button 5. Press the repeatedly until the red frame appears around the icon. 6. Press the button. The the LCD monitor. Select this icon with the red frame.
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L R4C7770 User’s Guide Rev. D PICTURES.FM Proof Sign-off: K. Pipa DAI M. Takata K. Pipa DAI K. Ramsey A6 size 2. Press the MENU button twice to turn the LCD monitor off. 3. Wait until the indicator light beside the viewfinder comes on. 4. Look straight through the viewfinder and center your subject in the focus frame. Note: ❏ Hold the camera steadily with both hands and keep it still for a few moments after you press the shutter button.
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Proof Sign-off: K. Pipa DAI M. Takata K. Pipa DAI K. Ramsey R R4C7770 User’s Guide Rev. D PICTURES.FM A6 size Note: ❏ For more information on specifying the number of prints, see “Making Print Settings” on page 58. ❏ After you are finished taking pictures, you can view the pictures you took, delete them, and make print settings. See Chapter 3 “Viewing and Managing Your Photos”. Setting the flash You can choose between three flash functions: Flash Auto, Flash Off, and Red-eye Reduction.
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L R4C7770 User’s Guide Rev. D PICTURES.FM Proof Sign-off: K. Pipa DAI M. Takata K. Pipa DAI K. Ramsey A6 size 2. Press the function button repeatedly under the flash setting icon to select the appropriate icon. See the table below for function descriptions. Flash Auto The flash fires whenever more lighting is needed. Flash Off The flash does not fire even when more lighting is needed. Use this setting for special effects or when using a flash is prohibited.
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Proof Sign-off: K. Pipa DAI M. Takata K. Pipa DAI K. Ramsey R R4C7770 User’s Guide Rev. D PICTURES.FM A6 size Using the optical zoom feature 1. Turn on the camera by sliding the OPEN switch to open the lens cover. Note: For more information on turning on the camera, see “Turning the camera on and off” on page 27. 2. Press T on the out. button to zoom in, and W to zoom 3. Once you are finished setting the zoom, press the MENU button twice to turn the LCD monitor off. 4.
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L R4C7770 User’s Guide Rev. D PICTURES.FM Proof Sign-off: K. Pipa DAI M. Takata K. Pipa DAI K. Ramsey A6 size Making other settings When taking pictures using the viewfinder, you can use many of the same features that are available when taking pictures using the LCD monitor. To use these features, you must first make settings using the LCD monitor. Once you have made the desired settings, press the MENU button twice to turn off the LCD monitor, and then take pictures using the viewfinder.
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L R4C7770 User’s Guide Rev. D PLAYBACK.FM Proof Sign-off: K. Pipa DAI M. Takata K. Pipa DAI K. Ramsey A6 size 2. Press T on the button to see the next photo, and W to see the previous photo. Note: The indicator light blinks green until the photo is displayed. 3. To stop viewing the photos, press the button. Note: If the lens on your camera is extended, you can take a picture afterwards. If it is not extended, the camera is off.
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R R4C7770 User’s Guide Rev. D Proof Sign-off: K. Pipa DAI M. Takata K. Pipa DAI K. Ramsey PLAYBACK.FM A6 size 3. Press the button. After the indicator light blinks green, the LCD shows nine photos. 3 button again. 4. To select the next photo, press T on the the previous photo, press W. 5. To exit the multi-display, press the button. For button. If you make other settings, you can switch back to viewing one photo at a time. Press the button to select the icon, then press the button.
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L R4C7770 User’s Guide Rev. D PLAYBACK.FM 4. Press the Proof Sign-off: K. Pipa DAI M. Takata K. Pipa DAI K. Ramsey A6 size button. 5. The icon appears at the top of the LCD monitor. This icon indicates that the center part of the photo is magnified now. The white part of this icon shows the magnified part. 6. To change the magnified area, press T (to the right) or W (to the left) on the button. Press the function button to go up or the button to go down. 7.
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PLAYBACK.FM 3. Press the function button under the and icons appear in turn. 4. Press the R R4C7770 User’s Guide Rev. D Proof Sign-off: K. Pipa DAI M. Takata K. Pipa DAI K. Ramsey A6 size icon. The , , button to delete the selected photo. Deleting all of the photos To delete all of the photos stored on the memory card in your camera at once, follow these steps. 1. Press the button to display your photos. See “Displaying your photos” on page 53. The last photo you took appears on the LCD monitor.
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L R4C7770 User’s Guide Rev. D PLAYBACK.FM 3. Press the turn. Proof Sign-off: K. Pipa DAI M. Takata K. Pipa DAI K. Ramsey A6 size button. The , , and Note: ❏ To cancel the operation, press the icon. icons appear in button next to the ❏ You can also erase all the data in the memory card by formatting the memory card. See “Formatting memory cards” on page 89. 4. Press the function button to delete all photos.
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Proof Sign-off: K. Pipa DAI M. Takata K. Pipa DAI K. Ramsey R R4C7770 User’s Guide Rev. D PLAYBACK.FM A6 size ❏ Brightness setting These brightness setting is recorded in each image file as PRINT Image Matching information. This information can be used by printers that support the PRINT Image Matching system for enhanced printing results.
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L R4C7770 User’s Guide Rev. D PLAYBACK.FM Proof Sign-off: K. Pipa DAI M. Takata K. Pipa DAI K. Ramsey A6 size Selecting photos and specifying the number of prints You can use the print button on the back of the camera to select a photo to be printed, and to specify the number of prints. Follow the steps below. 1. Press the button to display your photos. See “Displaying your photos” on page 53. The last photo you took appears on the LCD monitor. 2.
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L R4C7770 User’s Guide Rev. D PLAYBACK.FM Proof Sign-off: K. Pipa DAI M. Takata K. Pipa DAI K. Ramsey A6 size ❏ The brightness of the image on the LCD monitor changes when you change the brightness setting. This approximates the effect the setting will have when printed by a printer that supports the PRINT Image Matching system. 1. Press the button. The last photo you took appears on the LCD monitor. 2. Select the photo you want to make brightness settings for using the button.
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R R4C7770 User’s Guide Rev. D Proof Sign-off: K. Pipa DAI M. Takata K. Pipa DAI K. Ramsey PLAYBACK.FM A6 size Note: To specify the number of prints for a selected photo, see “Selecting photos and specifying the number of prints” on page 60. 3 Follow the steps below to specify zero prints for one photo at a time. 1. Press the button to view the photos in the camera’s memory card. 2. Use the button to select the photo whose print setting you want to change.
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L R4C7770 User’s Guide Rev. D PLAYBACK.FM Proof Sign-off: K. Pipa DAI M. Takata K. Pipa DAI K. Ramsey A6 size Specifying zero prints for all photos Follow the steps below to specify zero prints for all photos in the memory card at once. 1. Press the button. The last photo you took appears on the LCD monitor. 2. Press the button repeatedly until the red frame appears around the green icon. 3. Press the turn. button. The Select this icon with the red frame.
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L R4C7770 User’s Guide Rev. D MAKESET.FM Proof Sign-off: K. Pipa DAI M. Takata K. Pipa DAI K. Ramsey A6 size The LCD monitor appears as shown on the right. 3. Press the button. The date and time appear on the LCD monitor as shown on the right. The month, day, and year are displayed with the month highlighted. Note: To go back, press the button again. 4. Press the function button and the value of the highlighted item. button to change the 5.
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R R4C7770 User’s Guide Rev. D Proof Sign-off: K. Pipa DAI M. Takata K. Pipa DAI K. Ramsey MAKESET.FM A6 size Note: The flash setting may change while making the above settings. To change the flash setting back, see “Setting the flash” on page 33. 4 You can change the order that the year, month, and day are displayed on the camera’s LCD monitor. Follow the steps below. 1. Slide the OPEN switch to turn the camera on. 2. While pressing the button, press the function button.
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L R4C7770 User’s Guide Rev. D MAKESET.FM Proof Sign-off: K. Pipa DAI M. Takata K. Pipa DAI K. Ramsey A6 size 4. Press the button to change the order that the date is displayed. The order at the top of the LCD monitor changes as well as the selected icon. You can choose between the following orders. Note: The flash setting may change while making the above settings. To change the flash setting back, see “Setting the flash” on page 33.
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R R4C7770 User’s Guide Rev. D Proof Sign-off: K. Pipa DAI M. Takata K. Pipa DAI K. Ramsey MAKESET.FM A6 size Setting the Beep You can choose from three types of beep settings. Make the settings as follows and see the table for descriptions. 2. While pressing the button, press the function button. The LCD monitor appears as shown on the right. 3. Press the button repeatedly until the red frame appears around the icon. 4. Press the Move the red frame to this icon.
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L R4C7770 User’s Guide Rev. D MAKESET.FM Silent Proof Sign-off: K. Pipa DAI M. Takata K. Pipa DAI K. Ramsey A6 size No sounds are made. Note: To go back to the previous screen on the LCD monitor, press the function button. 5. After you finish making the setting, press the then press the function button. button, Note: The flash setting may change while making the above settings. To change the flash setting back, see “Setting the flash” on page 33.
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L R4C7770 User’s Guide Rev. D COMPUTER.FM Proof Sign-off: K. Pipa DAI M. Takata K. Pipa DAI K. Ramsey A6 size ❏ EPSON CardMonitor Utility that enables EPSON CameraStarter to start automatically by detecting when the camera is connected to your computer, or when the memory card is inserted into a PC Card slot. ❏ EPSON PhotoQuicker Software for printing your images. ❏ Adobe Acrobat Reader Software necessary for viewing the included EPSON Digital Camera Software User’s Guide.
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Proof Sign-off: K. Pipa DAI M. Takata K. Pipa DAI K. Ramsey R R4C7770 User’s Guide Rev. D COMPUTER.FM A6 size Viewing the Software User’s Guides on Your Computer For information on installing and using the included software, view the following user’s guides on your computer. See the sections below to view these manuals. Accessing the EPSON Digital Camera Software User’s Guide Follow the steps below to view the online digital camera software manual. For Windows 1.
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L R4C7770 User’s Guide Rev. D COMPUTER.FM Proof Sign-off: K. Pipa DAI M. Takata K. Pipa DAI K. Ramsey A6 size 3. Follow the on-screen instructions to view the manual. Note: If Acrobat Reader is not installed in your computer, or an outof-date version is installed, the on-screen instructions will guide you through the installation of a current version of Acrobat Reader. On a Macintosh 1. Turn on the computer and insert the included PhotoPC 2100Z Camera Software CD into the CD-ROM drive.
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Proof Sign-off: K. Pipa DAI M. Takata K. Pipa DAI K. Ramsey R R4C7770 User’s Guide Rev. D COMPUTER.FM A6 size Accessing the EPSON PhotoQuicker User’s Guide The online EPSON PhotoQuicker User’s Guide is installed automatically when you install the EPSON PhotoQuicker software. Follow the steps below to view the manual. 5 For Windows On a Macintosh Double-click the EPSON PhotoQuicker3.X folder on your hard drive, then double-click the EPSON PhotoQuicker User’s Manual icon.
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L R4C7770 User’s Guide Rev. D COMPUTER.FM Proof Sign-off: K. Pipa DAI M. Takata K. Pipa DAI K. Ramsey A6 size Connecting the camera to your computer You can connect your PhotoPC 2100Z to a computer using the USB cable. Before connecting your camera, make sure that the USB driver is installed in your computer (except for Windows 2000 and Mac OS 9). For installation instructions, see the online EPSON Digital Camera Software User’s Guide.
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Proof Sign-off: K. Pipa DAI M. Takata K. Pipa DAI K. Ramsey R R4C7770 User’s Guide Rev. D COMPUTER.FM A6 size To connect the camera, follow the steps below. 1. Turn on your computer. 2. Plug the cable connector into the USB port on your computer or the port on the USB hub connected directly to your computer. c USB cable Caution: Be sure to use the USB cable that comes with your camera to avoid damaging the camera’s interface connector.
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L R4C7770 User’s Guide Rev. D COMPUTER.FM Proof Sign-off: K. Pipa DAI M. Takata K. Pipa DAI K. Ramsey A6 size 3. Open the connector cover on the side of the camera and insert the other end of the USB cable into the interface connector as shown below. Make sure that the shape of the cable connector corresponds to the shape of the interface connector. connector cover c Caution: Be sure to position the cable correctly before inserting it into the connector.
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Proof Sign-off: K. Pipa DAI M. Takata K. Pipa DAI K. Ramsey COMPUTER.FM A6 size If you have not yet installed the USB driver, a message asking you to locate the driver will appear. If this happens, cancel the operation and disconnect the camera from the computer. Close all applications, then install the USB driver (except for Windows 2000 and Mac OS9) following the instructions in the online EPSON Digital Camera Software User’s Guide.
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L R4C7770 User’s Guide Rev. D COMPUTER.FM Proof Sign-off: K. Pipa DAI M. Takata K. Pipa DAI K. Ramsey A6 size Disconnecting the camera from your computer After you are finished using the camera with the computer, be sure to disconnect the camera correctly. Follow the steps in the appropriate section below. c Caution: Be sure to follow these steps when disconnecting the camera. Doing otherwise may damage the camera or memory card, and could cause your computer to function incorrectly.
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Proof Sign-off: K. Pipa DAI M. Takata K. Pipa DAI K. Ramsey R R4C7770 User’s Guide Rev. D COMPUTER.FM A6 size 2. Click the Stop button. The Stop a Hardware device dialog box appears. 3. Select USB Mass Storage Device, then click the OK button. 4. A confirmation message appears. Click OK. ❏ You can also disconnect the camera by clicking the eject icon on the task bar once, then clicking Stop USB Mass Storage Device, and clicking OK. 5. Press the button to turn off the camera.
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L R4C7770 User’s Guide Rev. D OPTIONS.FM Proof Sign-off: K. Pipa DAI M. Takata K. Pipa DAI K. Ramsey A6 size Note: A memory card must be installed in your PhotoPC 2100Z before you can take pictures. One has been installed in the camera prior to shipment. To install a memory card, see “Installing and removing a memory card” on page 16. The following table shows the approximate photo storage capacity of the 8 MB CompactFlash memory card for the PhotoPC 2100Z’s three image quality settings.
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R R4C7770 User’s Guide Rev. D Proof Sign-off: K. Pipa DAI M. Takata K. Pipa DAI K. Ramsey OPTIONS.FM A6 size To insert the memory card in your computer, follow these steps. 1. If necessary, remove the memory card from the camera. See “Installing and removing a memory card” on page 16. 2. Insert the memory card all the way into the adapter (sold separately), as shown on the right. 6 3. Insert the adapter into your computer’s Type II PCMCIA slot.
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L R4C7770 User’s Guide Rev. D OPTIONS.FM Proof Sign-off: K. Pipa DAI M. Takata K. Pipa DAI K. Ramsey A6 size Copying files directly from the memory card To copy files to your computer, follow these steps. Note: ❏ When inserting the memory card into a Macintosh using the optional PCMCIA adapter, you must enable the PC Exchange extension software to access files on memory cards. See your Macintosh documentation for more information.
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R R4C7770 User’s Guide Rev. D Proof Sign-off: K. Pipa DAI M. Takata K. Pipa DAI K. Ramsey OPTIONS.FM A6 size Note: ❏ The PhotoPC 2100Z saves image files in the automatically generated ✽✽✽EPSON folder, where ✽✽✽ represents any number from 100 to 999. ❏ Photos that you have taken are automatically named in the order in which they were saved to the memory card. For example, EPSN0012 is the name of the twelfth photo that was saved. Photo files use the JPG format. 3.
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L R4C7770 User’s Guide Rev. D OPTIONS.FM Proof Sign-off: K. Pipa DAI M. Takata K. Pipa DAI K. Ramsey A6 size To format a memory card, follow the steps below. c Caution: When you format a memory card, all the data on the card is deleted, including any photos that ware locked using EPSON Photo!4 or a different EPSON camera. 1. Slide the OPEN switch to turn the camera on. 2. While pressing the button, press the function button. The LCD monitor appears as shown on the right. 3.
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Proof Sign-off: K. Pipa DAI M. Takata K. Pipa DAI K. Ramsey R R4C7770 User’s Guide Rev. D OPTIONS.FM 5. Press the function button under the starts. A6 size icon. Formatting Note: The flash setting may change while making the above settings. To change the flash setting back, see “Setting the flash” on page 33. 6 You can use Ni-MH rechargeable batteries (Model EU-24) with your PhotoPC 2100Z, instead of the included four AA (IEC LR6) alkaline batteries.
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L R4C7770 User’s Guide Rev. D OPTIONS.FM Proof Sign-off: K. Pipa DAI M. Takata K. Pipa DAI K. Ramsey A6 size ❏ Batteries that are charged in a hot environment wear out more quickly. ❏ Do not leave batteries in the camera or charger for a long time without using them. See “Storing the batteries” on page 100 for storage instructions. ❏ Rechargeable batteries wear out with repeated use; as their charging capacity decreases, your camera’s operating time decreases.
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R R4C7770 User’s Guide Rev. D Proof Sign-off: K. Pipa DAI M. Takata K. Pipa DAI K. Ramsey OPTIONS.FM A6 size Using the AC Adapter The AC adapter (B867✽✽1) allows you to connect your PhotoPC 2100Z to a standard electrical outlet. This is especially useful when you are previewing pictures, transferring pictures, or making print settings. The adapter powers the camera, but does not charge the batteries. In some locations the AC adapter comes with a separate AC power cable.
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L R4C7770 User’s Guide Rev. D OPTIONS.FM Proof Sign-off: K. Pipa DAI M. Takata K. Pipa DAI K. Ramsey A6 size To avoid losing any images or settings, make sure that the camera is finished processing and is turned off before you connect or disconnect the AC adapter. Then follow the steps below. 1. If your AC adapter has a separate AC power cable, push the cable connector firmly into the AC inlet. 2. Open the connector cover on the side of the camera. 3.
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Proof Sign-off: K. Pipa DAI M. Takata K. Pipa DAI K. Ramsey OPTIONS.FM c R R4C7770 User’s Guide Rev. D A6 size Caution: ❏ Place the camera and the AC adapter near an electrical outlet where the plug can be easily unplugged. Note for French-speaking users: Placez l'appareil photographique et ses options près d'une prise de courant où la prise peut être débranchée facilement. - 95 - Camera Options and Accessories ❏ Avoid electrical outlets that are controlled by wall switches or automatic timers.
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L R4C7770 User’s Guide Rev. D TRBLE.FM Proof Sign-off: K. Pipa DAI M. Takata K. Pipa DAI K. Ramsey A6 size Handling the camera Keep the following points in mind when handling the camera. ❏ To avoid damaging the optics of the camera, do not expose the lens to direct sunlight for extended periods of time. ❏ Avoid sudden temperature changes, which can cause moisture to form on the camera and optional equipment.
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Proof Sign-off: K. Pipa DAI M. Takata K. Pipa DAI K. Ramsey R R4C7770 User’s Guide Rev. D TRBLE.FM A6 size Storing the camera If you are not planning to use the camera for a long period of time, remove the batteries and store them at a low temperature in a dry location. This prevents damage to the camera from battery leaks or corrosion. Do not store the camera in the following locations.
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L R4C7770 User’s Guide Rev. D TRBLE.FM Proof Sign-off: K. Pipa DAI M. Takata K. Pipa DAI K. Ramsey A6 size To prevent this kind of power loss, keep the contact points ( and ) on the batteries and inside the battery cover clean. When necessary, wipe them with a soft, dry cloth. If you are using a battery charger, clean the terminals of the battery charger with a soft, dry cloth before use to ensure that your batteries charge fully.
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L R4C7770 User’s Guide Rev. D TRBLE.FM Proof Sign-off: K. Pipa DAI M. Takata K. Pipa DAI K. Ramsey A6 size Problems and Solutions Refer to this list of problems and possible solutions before calling your dealer for help. Camera problems The following are problems that you may encounter while using your camera. Error and status icons You may see some icons on the LCD monitor that inform you of some errors or your camera’s status. See the table below.
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Proof Sign-off: K. Pipa DAI M. Takata K. Pipa DAI K. Ramsey R R4C7770 User’s Guide Rev. D TRBLE.FM A6 size These icons appear in turn when a memory card is not installed in your camera. No buttons will function. Turn off the camera, then insert a memory card. For instructions on installing a memory card, see “Installing and removing a memory card” on page 16. 7 These icons appear in turn if the batteries in your camera are out of power. Replace the batteries with new ones.
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L R4C7770 User’s Guide Rev. D TRBLE.FM Proof Sign-off: K. Pipa DAI M. Takata K. Pipa DAI K. Ramsey A6 size The camera has no power. The camera may have shut off automatically to save power. To turn the power back on, press the button, or slide the OPEN switch to turn the camera off and then turn it on again. Make sure that the batteries are installed correctly. See “Installing the batteries” on page 19. Also, make sure that you are using appropriate batteries and that they are charged.
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Proof Sign-off: K. Pipa DAI M. Takata K. Pipa DAI K. Ramsey R R4C7770 User’s Guide Rev. D TRBLE.FM A6 size The camera may be connected to your computer. When it is connected, you can use only the button. For more information, see “Connecting and Disconnecting the Camera” on page 77. The camera takes too long to take a picture. The flash does not work. Make sure that your flash is not set to (flash off). See “Setting the flash” on page 33 for details on setting the flash.
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L R4C7770 User’s Guide Rev. D TRBLE.FM Proof Sign-off: K. Pipa DAI M. Takata K. Pipa DAI K. Ramsey A6 size Nothing appears on the LCD monitor. Make sure that the batteries are installed correctly. See “Installing the batteries” on page 19. Also, make sure that you are using appropriate batteries and that they are charged. See “Replacing the batteries” on page 21. The camera may have shut off automatically after standby mode to save power. To turn the power back on, press any button.
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Proof Sign-off: K. Pipa DAI M. Takata K. Pipa DAI K. Ramsey R R4C7770 User’s Guide Rev. D TRBLE.FM A6 size You cannot take a picture with the camera when a memory card is installed. Check the picture on the LCD monitor. If and appear in turn, replace the memory card with a correct one. See “Installing and removing a memory card” on page 16. Note: ❏ The PhotoPC 2100Z saves image files in the automatically generated ✽✽✽EPSON folder, where ✽✽✽ represents any number from 100 to 999.
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L R4C7770 User’s Guide Rev. D TRBLE.FM Proof Sign-off: K. Pipa DAI M. Takata K. Pipa DAI K. Ramsey A6 size Even after you take a picture, the number on the LCD monitor stays the same. This number shows how many more pictures you can take. The number may not change, depending on the image quality or the complexity of the photos you take. This number indicates the remaining number of pictures you can take.
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Proof Sign-off: K. Pipa DAI M. Takata K. Pipa DAI K. Ramsey R R4C7770 User’s Guide Rev. D TRBLE.FM A6 size If the image on the LCD monitor and computer screen are different, check the gamma correction and color correction settings. Try a different combination of these settings. If your photos look better on the computer screen or LCD monitor than when you print them out, you may need to upgrade your printer. EPSON color ink jet printers provide excellent image quality.
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L R4C7770 User’s Guide Rev. D TRBLE.FM Proof Sign-off: K. Pipa DAI M. Takata K. Pipa DAI K. Ramsey A6 size When you use the built-in flash, make sure that you are within the effective flash range of 50 to 320 centimeters for a wide-angle shot, and 50 to 230 centimeters for a telephoto shot. When using the macro feature, you can position the camera 30 to 50 centimeters away from the subject.
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Proof Sign-off: K. Pipa DAI M. Takata K. Pipa DAI K. Ramsey R R4C7770 User’s Guide Rev. D TRBLE.FM A6 size The color in your photos does not look right. When you take pictures under certain artificial lighting conditions, the colors may be slightly distorted. You can use image-editing software to adjust the color. When you want to get more realistically colored images (for example, reddish images at dusk), set the white balance. For instructions, see “Using the white balance feature” on page 46.
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L R4C7770 User’s Guide Rev. D SPEC.FM Proof Sign-off: K. Pipa DAI M. Takata K. Pipa DAI K. Ramsey A6 size Product type Type Digital still AF camera with LCD monitor CCD 1/2.6 inch color area CCD (2.18 megapixels – effective picture element) Zoom Optical × 2 zoom Digital × 2.5 zoom LCD monitor 1.
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Proof Sign-off: K. Pipa DAI M. Takata K. Pipa DAI K. Ramsey R R4C7770 User’s Guide Rev. D SPEC.FM A6 size Recorded image Data types JPEG image following Exif Ver.2.1 and recorded based on The Design rule for camera file system (16 million colors, 24 bit) Image quality modes (image size) HyPict 2160 × 1440 pixels Print 1800 × 1200 pixels e-mail 720 × 480 pixels Alternative formats Macro, digital × 2.5 zoom - 115 - A Specifications Note: Exif is a standard format for audio/image files.
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L R4C7770 User’s Guide Rev. D SPEC.FM Proof Sign-off: K. Pipa DAI M. Takata K. Pipa DAI K. Ramsey A6 size Optical Lens f = 5.6 - 11.2 mm (equivalent to a 35 - 70 mm lens on a 35 mm camera) F3.3 (5.6 mm) - F4.5 (11.2 mm) Focal length (AF area) 0.5 m to infinity 0.3 to 0.5 m (macro mode) Focus Auto focus Sensitivity Automatically adjusting type From ISO 100 to ISO 200 Aperture F3.
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L R4C7770 User’s Guide Rev. D SPEC.FM Proof Sign-off: K. Pipa DAI M. Takata K. Pipa DAI K. Ramsey A6 size Interface USB Max. 12 Mbps (for the USB cable) Power Sources DC 1.5 V × 4 (6 V) When using the included alkaline batteries. DC 1.2 V × 4 (4.8 V) When using Ni-MH batteries (model EU-24) DC 7.0 V When using the optional AC adapter (model EU-40) Battery life When using the four included alkaline batteries and taken under conditions determined by EPSON.
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R R4C7770 User’s Guide Rev. D Proof Sign-off: K. Pipa DAI M. Takata K. Pipa DAI K. Ramsey SPEC.FM A6 size Optional Battery Charger Model EU-38 AC 100 - 240 V, 50 - 60 Hz Output DC 1.2 V 490 mA × 4 Compatible batteries EPSON Ni-MH Batteries (Model EU-24) Charging time Max. 240 min. Power consumption 8W Charging temperature 5 to 35°C Dimensions 76 × 115 × 28 mm Weight Approx.
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L R4C7770 User’s Guide Rev. D SPEC.FM Proof Sign-off: K. Pipa DAI M. Takata K. Pipa DAI K. Ramsey A6 size Optional Battery Model EU-24 Type name Cylindrical sealed Nickel-Metal Hydride rechargeable battery Type SBA HR6 IEC HR15/51 Size AA / IEC LR6 compatible Ratings DC 1.2 V Temperature Charging: 5 to 35°C Storage: -20 to 30°C Humidity 45 to 85% RH Weight Approx.
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R R4C7770 User’s Guide Rev. D Proof Sign-off: K. Pipa DAI M. Takata K. Pipa DAI K. Ramsey SPEC.FM A6 size Optional AC Adapter Model EU-40 Input AC 100 - 240 V, 50 - 60 Hz Output DC 7.0 V, 2.0 A Power consumption Max. 0.4 A, 19 W 43 mm 31 mm 104 mm Approx.
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R R4C7770 User’s Guide Rev. D Proof Sign-off: K. Pipa DAI M. Takata K. Pipa DAI K. Ramsey SETTINGS.FM A6 size Appendix B Icons That Appear on the LCD Monitor A variety of icons appear on the LCD monitor at different times to help you use your camera, and to inform you of the camera’s status. Note: You can turn off the icon display when taking or viewing pictures by pressing the MENU button.
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L R4C7770 User’s Guide Rev. D SETTINGS.FM Proof Sign-off: K. Pipa DAI M. Takata K. Pipa DAI K. Ramsey A6 size With the tool box open The remaining number of pictures you can take. Shows the approximate amount of remaining battery power. For using the self timer. See page 36. For using the macro feature to take close-ups. See page 38. For taking pictures against a backlight. See page 39. For accessing more features. See page 125 for the icons that appear when you open this bag.
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Proof Sign-off: K. Pipa DAI M. Takata K. Pipa DAI K. Ramsey R R4C7770 User’s Guide Rev. D SETTINGS.FM A6 size With the bag open The remaining number of pictures you can take. Shows the approximate amount of remaining battery power. For making HyPict resolution setting. See page 40. For making the e-mail size resolution setting. See page 42. For taking pictures in low-light conditions. See page 44. For making the white balance setting. See page 46. Shows the current flash setting.
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L R4C7770 User’s Guide Rev. D SETTINGS.FM Proof Sign-off: K. Pipa DAI M. Takata K. Pipa DAI K. Ramsey A6 size When specifying the amount of prints after taking a picture Number of prints specified for the currently displayed photo. See page 60. Shows the total number of photos to be printed. See page 60. Shows the approximate amount of remaining battery power. Appears after you take a picture. See page 31.
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R R4C7770 User’s Guide Rev. D Proof Sign-off: K. Pipa DAI M. Takata K. Pipa DAI K. Ramsey SETTINGS.FM A6 size With the tool box open The number of the currently selected photo. To select a different photo, see page 53. Shows the approximate amount of remaining battery power. For making the print brightness setting. See page 61. For displaying nine photos at once on the LCD monitor. See page 54. For magnifying the currently displayed or selected photo. See page 55.
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L R4C7770 User’s Guide Rev. D SETTINGS.FM Proof Sign-off: K. Pipa DAI M. Takata K. Pipa DAI K. Ramsey A6 size When magnifying a photo Shows which part of the photo is displayed. See page 55. Shows the approximate amount of remaining battery power. To quit using the magnifying feature. See page 55. To move to the upper part of the magnified photo. See page 55. To move to the lower part of the magnified photo. See page 55.
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Proof Sign-off: K. Pipa DAI M. Takata K. Pipa DAI K. Ramsey R R4C7770 User’s Guide Rev. D SETTINGS.FM A6 size When specifying the amount of prints Number of prints specified for the currently selected photo. The number of the currently selected photo. Total number of prints to be made. Shows the approximate amount of remaining battery power. Tool box from which other icons emerge. - 129 - Icons That Appear on the LCD Monitor For deleting the currently selected photo. See page 56.
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L R4C7770 User’s Guide Rev. D SETTINGS.FM Proof Sign-off: K. Pipa DAI M. Takata K. Pipa DAI K. Ramsey A6 size When selecting zero prints Number of prints specified for the currently selected photo. The number of the currently selected photo. Total number of prints to be made. Shows the approximate amount of remaining battery power. For specifying zero prints of the displayed photo. See page 62. For making the print brightness setting. See page 61.
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Proof Sign-off: K. Pipa DAI M. Takata K. Pipa DAI K. Ramsey R R4C7770 User’s Guide Rev. D SETTINGS.FM A6 size When Making Camera Settings See the following sections for brief explanations of the icons that appear on the LCD monitor when you make date and time settings and beep settings, and when you format the memory card. Camera setting menu Shows the approximate amount of remaining battery power. For formatting memory card. See page 89. For setting the beep. See page 69.
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L R4C7770 User’s Guide Rev. D SETTINGS.FM Proof Sign-off: K. Pipa DAI M. Takata K. Pipa DAI K. Ramsey A6 size When setting the date and time To go back to the previous screen. See page 65. For increasing the value of selected item. See page 65. For decreasing the value of selected item. See page 65. (Use the button to scroll right and left) When formatting the memory card Indicates that you are about to format the memory card. See page 89.
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R R4C7770 User’s Guide Rev. D Proof Sign-off: K. Pipa DAI M. Takata K. Pipa DAI K. Ramsey SETTINGS.FM A6 size Status and Error Icons See the following sections for brief explanations of icons that appear on the LCD monitor to tell you the camera’s status or to alert you to a problem. Informs you that the automatic shut-off feature has been triggered. See page 102. Alerts you that the memory card cannot store any more photos. See page 102. Informs you that your camera requires time to process the data.
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Proof Sign-off: K. Pipa DAI M. Takata K. Pipa DAI K. Ramsey R4C7770 User’s Guide Rev. D GLOSS.FM A6 size Glossary application A software program that helps you carry out a particular task, such as word processing, image editing, or financial planning. bit Short for binary digit. The smallest unit of data in computer processing. A bit can represent two values: on and off, or 1 and 0. browser (Web browser) An application which allows users to view HTML documents.
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L R4C7770 User’s Guide Rev. D GLOSS.FM Proof Sign-off: K. Pipa DAI M. Takata K. Pipa DAI K. Ramsey A6 size exposure The amount of light the camera captures when a photo is taken. image Data representing a two-dimensional scene. A digital image is composed of pixels arranged in a rectangular array with a certain height and width. Each pixel may consist of one or more bits of information, representing the brightness of the image at that point.
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R4C7770 User’s Guide Rev. D Proof Sign-off: K. Pipa DAI M. Takata K. Pipa DAI K. Ramsey GLOSS.FM A6 size PRINT Image Matching A new standard that allows digital cameras to record special information about the photos it takes and relay that information seamlessly to a printer compatible with this standard. This information can be used by printers that support the PRINT Image Matching system for enhanced printing results. resolution An indication of how finely an image is resolved into pixels. See pixel.
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Proof Sign-off: K. Pipa DAI M. Takata K. Pipa DAI K. Ramsey R4C7770 User’s Guide MARKET.FM 7/17/01 A6 size EPSON OVERSEAS MARKETING LOCATIONS Epson America, Inc. 3840 Kilroy Airport Way Long Beach, CA 90806 Phone: (562) 981-3840 Fax: (562) 290-5220 EPSON UK LTD. Campus 100, Maylands Avenue, Hemel Hempstead, Herts, HP2 7TJ, U.K. Phone: (+44) 01442 261144 Fax: (+44) 01442 227227 EPSON DEUTSCHLAND GmbH Zülpicher Straße 6, 40549 Düsseldorf Germany Phone: (0211) 56030 Fax: (0211) 5047787 EPSON FRANCE S.A.
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