Page 1 USER MANUAL GE-Digital Camera G Series G2 A Series A735/A835 E Series E840s/E1035 A1030/A1230 E1235...
Page 3: Declaration Of Conformity
Please use the return and collection systems available in your country for the disposal of this product. Declaration of Conformity Model Name : G2/A735/A835/A1030/A1230 E840s/E1035/E1235 Trade Name : GE Responsible Party : General Imaging Co. Address : 2158 W.190th Street,...
Page 4: Safety Precautions
• Do not heat the batteries or throw them into a fire. • Do not attempt to deform, disassemble or modify the batteries. • Use GE charger in the package to charge the lithium battery only (for G and E series). Keep the batteries out of reach of babies and small children.
Page 5: Before You Start
BEFORE YOU START Preface Thank you for purchasing GE digital cameras. Please read this manual carefully and keep it in a safe place for future reference. Copyright © Copyright 2008 General Imaging Company All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced,...
Page 6: About This Manual
Wipe the camera with a slightly damp soft cloth. About this manual This manual provides you with instructions on how to use your GE digital camera. Every effort has been made to ensure that the contents of this manual are accurate, but General Imaging Company reserves the right to make changes without notice.
Page 7: Table Of Contents
CONTENTS ... 3 GETTING READY ... 7 Unpacking ... 7 Camera Views: G2 ... 8 : A735/A835 ...10 : A1030/A1230 ...12 : E840s ...14 : E1035/E1235 ...16 Charging the battery ...18 Inserting the battery ...19 Inserting an optional SD/SDHC card ...22 Turning on and off ...23...
Page 8 ISO ...32 Quality ...33 Size ...34 Color ...35 USING THE MODES ...38 LCD Screen display ...38 Still shooting mode display ...38 Video shooting mode display ...40 Playback mode display ...41 Scene mode ...42 Sport ...42 Children ...42 Indoor ...42 Leaf ...42 Snow ...43 Sunset ...43 Fireworks ...43...
Page 9 Still menu ...57 AF mode (Auto-Focus mode) ...57 AF-assist beam...58 Expo Metering (Exposure Metering).. 58 Cont.Shot (Continuous shot) ...59 Grid ...59 Quick Review ...60 Digital Zoom ...60 Histogram ...61 Slow shutter ...61 Blink detection ...62 Date Imprint ...62 Movie menu ...63 Expo Metering (Exposure Metering)..
Page 10 Connecting the camera and priter ...84 Using the PictBridge menu ...85 Print with date ...85 Print without date ...86 Print index ...87 Print DPOF ...88 Exit ...88 Appendices ...89 Specifications: G2 ...89 A735/A835 ...93 A1030/A1230 ...97 E840s/E1035/E1235 ...101 Error messages ...107 Troubleshooting ...109...
Page 11: Getting Ready
If anything is missing or appears to be damaged, please contact your vendor. (The accessories will vary based on model purchased and are noted below.) AA-size alkaline Rechargeable batteries X2 Lithium-ion battery (A735/A835/A1030/ (except A735/A835 A1230only) A1030/A1230) USB cable AV cable...
Page 12: Camera Views: G2
Camera views : G2 Front View Back View Right View...
Page 13 Top View Flash Lens AF assist beam/Timer indicator LCD screen Status LED Left View Mode dial Face detection AF button Menu button 10 Erase button 11 Exposure compensation/ Up button 23 Wrist strap mount 12 Macro mode/ Right button Bottom View 13 Self-timer/ Down button 14 Flash mode/ Left button 15 Func/ok button...
Page 14: A735/A835
Camera views : A735/A835 Front View Back View Right View...
Page 15 Top View Flash Lens AF assist beam/Timer indicator Status LED LCD screen Left View Face detection AF button T&W button Menu button 10 Erase button 11 Exposure compensation/ Up button 23 12 Macro mode/ Right button Bottom View Self-timer/ Down button Func/ok button Flash mode/ Left button USB/ AV port...
Page 16: A1030/A1230
Camera views : A1030/A1230 Front View 12.1 megapixel Back View Right View...
Page 17: Bottom View
Top View AF assist beam/Timer indicator Flash Lens LCD screen Face detection AF button Left View Zoom scroll wheel Menu button Erase button 10 Func/ok button 11 Exposure compensation/Up button 23 Wrist strap mount 12 Macro mode/ Right button Bottom View 13 Self-timer/ Down button 14 Flash mode/ Left button 15 USB/ AV port...
Page 18: E840S
Camera views : E840s Front View Back View Right View...
Page 19 Top View Flash AF assist beam/Timer indicator Lens LCD screen Face detection AF button Left View Status LED Mode dial Menu button 10 Erase button 11 Exposure compensation/Up button 12 Macro mode/ Right button Bottom View Self-timer/ Down button Flash mode/ Left button Func/ok button Speaker Power button...
Page 20: E1035/E1235
Camera views : E1035/E1235 Front View 10.1 megapix el Back View Right View...
Page 21 Top View Flash AF assist beam/Timer indicator Lens LCD screen Face detection AF button Left View Status LED Mode dial Menu button 10 Erase button 11 Exposure compensation/Up button 12 Macro mode/ Right button Bottom View Self-timer/ Down button Func/ok button Flash mode/ Left button Power button Shutter button...
Page 22: Charging The Battery
(To maximize battery life, the first charge should be at least 4 hours) Throughout the rest of the manual, the following illustrations show theE1035 model as an example. (G2, A735, A835, A1030, A1230,E840s, and E1235 operate similarly.)
Page 23: Inserting The Battery
Inserting the battery 1. Open the battery compartment. 2. Insert the battery while observing the correct polarity. Use the side of battery to press down the stopper as shown, allowing the battery to be inserted properly.
Page 24 3. Close the battery compartment. Inserting the battery (A735/A835/1030/1230) 1. Open the battery compartment. Battery capacity decreases with usage.
Page 25 2. Insert the battery while observing the correct polarity. Use the side of battery to press down the stopper as shown, allowing the battery to be inserted properly. 3. Close the battery compartment.
Page 26: Inserting An Optional Sd/Sdhc Card
Inserting an optional SD/SDHC card 1. Open the battery compartment. Optional SD/SDHC cards are not included. The use of 64MB to 4GB memory cards from recognized manufacturers such as SanDisk, Panasonic and Toshiba is recommended for reliable data storage. 2. Insert an optional SD/SDHC card into the memory card slot as shown.
Page 27: Turning On And Off
3. Close the battery compartment. To remove the SD/SDHC card, open the battery compartment and gently push the card to release it. Pull the card carefully. Turning on and off Press the Power button to turn the camera on. To turn off the camera, press the Power button again.
Page 28: Using The Mode Dial
Using the Mode Dial The GE camera provides a convenient mode dial that allows you to switch between different modes with ease. All the available modes are listed as follows. Mode Name Icon Auto Playback Movie Image Stabili- zation Scene...
Page 29: Setting Date/Time And Language
Setting date/time and language To set the language, date, and time, the following settings need to be configured in the Setup menu. • Date / Time • Display language To access the Setup menu, do the following: 1 .Press Power to turn the camera on. button and use Up/Down/Left/ 2.
Page 30: Setting The Language
2. Press the Left/Right to highlight each field and use the Up/Down to adjust the value. 3. Press the button to confirm the setting. Setting the Language 1. Use the Up/Down to select Language. Then press the Right to enter the setting. 2.
Page 31: About The Lcd Screen
About the LCD screen When you turn the camera on, various icons are shown on the LCD screen to indicate the current camera settings and status. To learn more about the displayed icons, see “LCD Screen display” on page 38. LCD Screen notes: Extremely high-precision technology had been used to manufacture the LCD screen...
Page 32: Basic Operation
BASIC OPERATION Shooting in Auto mode Auto mode is the easiest mode to take pho- tos. While operating in this mode, the camera automatically optimizes your photos for best results. To start shooting, do the following: 1. Set the mode dial to Auto mode ( 2.
Page 33: Using The Flash
Using the flash There are six flash modes. Press the Left/ Flash to cycle through the following flash modes. • Auto flash Camera flash fires automatically based on existing light conditions. • Red-eye reduction flash The camera fires a brief flash before the picture is taken to reduce red-eye effects.
Page 34: Using Macro Mode
Using Macro mode In Macro mode, you can capture tiny details of the subject at a very close range. Press the Right/Macro to take close-up shots. • Macro Select this to focus on subjects 5cm from the lens. Exposure compensation The exposure compensation allows you to adjust the background brightness to produce the best result of photos.
Page 35: Advanced Function Menu
Advanced function menu (quick menu setup) WB (White Balance) The white balance allows the user to adjust the color temperature under different light source to ensure faithful color reproduction. (The WB setting is only available when the Manual mode). camera is in the To set the white balance, do the following: button to enter the Function 1.
Page 36: Iso
The ISO function allows you to set the camera sensor sensitivity to light. To improve the performance in darker environments, a higher ISO value is required. On the other hand, a lower ISO value is needed when in bright conditions. (The ISO setting is only available when the Manual mode).
Page 37: Quality
Quality The quality setting adjusts the compression ratio of the images. Higher quality settings give better photos, but will take up more memory space. To set the image quality, do the following: button to enter the Function 1. Press the menu.
Page 38: Size
As the number of recorded pixels becomes smaller, you will be able to record more frames on a memory card. Please refer to page 36 for a list of image sizes that are available to the various GE digital camera models...
Page 39: Color
Color The color setting allows you to add artistic effects directly when taking shots. You can try different color tones to alter the mood of your pictures. (The Color setting is only available when the Manual mode). camera is in the To set the image color, do the following: button to enter the Function 1.
Page 40 Icon File size (Pixels) 0.3M: 640×480 1024×768 1600×1200 2048×1536 2560×1920 5M(16:9): 3072×1728 2816×2112 6M(3:2): 3072×2048 6M(16:9): 3264×1836 Model name : A735 A835 A1030 • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •...
Page 41 • 3264×2176 7M(16:9): 3648×2052 • 3264×2448 9M(3:2): 3648×2432 9M(16:9): 4032×2268 10M: 3648×2736 10M(3:2): 4032×2688 12M: 4032×3024 Model name : A735 A835 A1030 A1230 • • • • • • • • • E840s E1035 E1235 • • • • •...
Page 42: Using The Modes
USING THE MODES LCD Screen display Still shooting mode display Mode: 1 Shooting mode icon Auto Panorama Scene 2 Scene icon (only available for 3 Light metering method 4 EV indicator 5 Self-timer indicator Manual Portrait Image Stabilization Scene Fireworks Sport Children Glass...
Page 43 6 Macro mode indicator Macro mode 7 Flash mode indicator Auto flash Red-eye reduction flash Forced flash Flash off Slow Synchro Red-Eye Reduction+Slow Synchro 8 Battery status 9 Face detection “on” indicator 10 Remaining number of photos that can be taken.
Page 44: Video Shooting Mode Display
Video shooting mode display Mode: 1 Shooting mode icon 2 Light metering method Spot AE Center-Weight Ai AE 3 EV indicator 4 Self-timer indicator 5 Macro mode indicator 6 Battery status 7 Movie recording “on” indicator 8 Remaining time for videos that can be taken. 9 Focus frame 10 Zoom indicator 11 Video resolution...
Page 45: Playback Mode Display
Playback mode display Mode: 1 Playback mode icon 2 DPOF file icon 3 File protection icon 4 Audio file icon 5 Video file icon 6 Memory card/internal memory indicator 7 Picture ID 8 Battery status 9 Photo audio status (Press the shutter button to record sound) (Press the shutter button to play sound)
Page 46: Scene Mode
Scene mode (SCN) In Scene mode, you can select from a total of 12 scene types to match your needs. You just need to select the right scene for the occasion and the camera will automatically adjust to the optimal settings for you. To enter the scene mode, turn the mode dial to Scene mode.
Page 47: Snow
Snow Suitable for snowy landscape. Camera auto- matically adjusts and corrects exposure value (EV). Sunset For shooting sunsets. Vivid reproduction of red and yellow. Fireworks For shooting at night and fireworks. Shutter- speed is slower than normal.(Use of tripod is recommended) Glass Suitable for photographing objects behind...
Page 48: Return To The Scene Mode Palette
Returning to the Scene selection menu 1. In Scene mode, press the activate the main function menu. 2. Select the “SCENE” menu option and then press the button to return to the to Scene selection menu. The main function menu also allows you configure image quality and image size.
Page 49 2. Use the Left/Right buttons to specify the direction of picture taking, and then in 2 seconds the panoramic sequence will commence automatically. 3. Compose your first view on the LCD screen and press the shutter button. 4. The frame record icon will display under the focus frame to indicate the number of photos you have taken.
Page 50: Image Stabilization Mode
Image Stabilization mode The Image Stabilization mode combats the effect of hand shake and allows you to take pictures that would otherwise be blurred. 1.Switch the mode dial to ( 2.Press Shutter halfway to focus on the subject. 3.Press Shutter fully to capture the image. Setting the Image Stabilization function under ) mode.
Page 51 The stabilizer function is used for less blur picture caused by hand shake under a dark environment, the camera would increase the ISO level under the mode to have a higher shutter speed. This function may not help to take a clear picture of a fast moving target, such as a car passing by, etc.
Page 52: Face Detection
Face Detection The Face Detection mode will detect faces of persons in a photo so that the faces will be as clear as possible. 1. While in photography mode, press the button to activate Face Detection. The indicator appears on the LCD. 2.
Page 53: Smile Detection
Smile Detection With the camera's new "smile detection"feature, which automatically detects and captures a person smiling, you'll never miss a smile. 1. While in shooting mode, press the repeatedly until appears on the LCD. This icon indicates that the camera is in Smile Detection mode.
Page 54: Blink Detection
Blink Detection The Blink Detection feature is on by default, and after taking each photo, a warning message will pop up if a blink had been detected in the photo. 1. In photography modes, press the button enter the Photo menu. 2.
Page 55: Playback
PLAYBACK Viewing photos and videos To view the captured photos and video clips on the LCD screen: 1. Turn your camera to Playback mode. The last recorded photo or video clip is displayed. 2. Use the Left/Right navigation buttons to scroll through the photos or video clips stored in the internal memory or memory card.
Page 56 During the video playback, an operation guide appears on the screen. You can use the navigation pad to perform the functions ac- cordingly. During the video playback, you can use the Up/Down navigation buttons to adjust the volume of playback. During the slow motion playback, you can use the Left/Right navigation buttons to adjust the speed of playback.
Page 57: Editing Video
Editing video Press the Edit program button to enter the following screen and use the buttons on the left side to edit the playback. Use the Up/ Down navigation buttons to select a button. button and use the Left/ 1. Select the Right navigation buttons to specify the new beginning of the playback.
Page 58: Thumbnail View
To exit the Edit screen, select the ton and press the button. Edited video must be at least 1 second long . With sufficient battery and at least 1GB available memory, up to 30 minutes of footage can be recorded per movie. but- Thumbnail view When in Playback mode, move the zoom...
Page 59: Using Zoom Playback (For Still Pictures Only)
Using zoom playback (for still pictures only) The zoom scroll wheel can also be used during playback. This allows you to magnify photos up to 8X. 1. Turn your camera to Playback mode. 2. Use the Left/Right navigation buttons to select a photo to magnify.
Page 60: Using The Delete Button
Using the Delete button The camera is equipped with a quick Delete button for you to delete photos or video- clips without entering the Playback menu. To delete a photo or video: 1. Turn your camera to Playback mode. 2. Use the navigation buttons to select the photo/video clip you want to delete.
Page 61: Using The Menus
USING THE MENUS Still menu Mode: In still shooting modes, press the to enter the Still menu. To configure the settings: 1. Use the Up/Down navigation buttons to scroll through the menu items. 2. Press the Right navigation button to enter the submenu.
Page 62: Af-Assist Beam
Two options are available: • Single-AF: The focus frame appears on the center of the LCD screen to focus on the subject. • Multi-AF: The camera automatically focuses the subject in a wide area to find the focus point. AF-assist beam Use this setting to aid focus in dark condi- tions.
Page 63: Cont.shot (Continuous Shot)
Cont. Shot (Continuous shot) Use this setting to perform continuous shoot- ing. Once in this mode, you must continuously hold the shutter button to use this function. Four options are available: • Off: Capture a single shot only. • 5 shot: Capture up to 5 consecutive pictures.
Page 64: Quick Review
Quick Review This setting refers to the quick photo review immediately after taking a picture. The picture stays on the LCD screen for an adjustable period of time. Four options are available: • Off • 1 sec • 2 sec •...
Page 65: Histogram
Digital Zoom indicator Off: gray color. • On: reddish color. • Histogram The histogram is used for checking the expo- sure while taking pictures. Use this setting to enable or disable the histogram display on the LCD screen. • • Slow Shutter In Slow shutter mode, the shutter will remain open as long as the shutter button is pressed.
Page 66: Blink Detection
Blink Detection The Blink Detection feature is on by default, and after taking each photo, a warning message will pop up if a blink had been detected in the photo. • Off: • On Date Imprint Include a date/time stamp in the photo image. •...
Page 67: Movie Menu
Movie menu Mode: In movie shooting mode, press the to enter the Movie menu. To configure the settings: 1. Use the Up/Down buttons to scroll through menu items. 2. Press the Right navigation button to enter the submenu. 3. Use the Up/Down navigation buttons to select an option.
Page 68: Expo Metering (Exposure Metering)
Expo Metering (Exposure Metering) Set metering mode for various lighting condi- tions. Three options are available: •Spot metering •Center-weighted average meter- •Artificial intelligence automatic exposure (Ai AE) Stabilization Please refer to page 46 for instructions on image stabilization. While in Movie mode, image stabilization can be activated and de-activated via the record- ing menu.
Page 69: Playback Menu
Playback menu Mode: In playback mode, press the enter the Playback menu. Please refer to the following sections for detailed instructions on the various menu options. Protect To prevent pictures or videos being erased button to accidentally, you can use this setting to lock one or all files.
Page 70: Delete
2. Select the Protect setting from the Playback menu as described previously. 3. Use the Up/Down navigation buttons to select One to protect this picture/video, or select All to protect all pictures/videos in the internal memory or memory card. Then press the Right navigation button.
Page 71: Delete Selected
previous menu) using the Up/Down buttons, then press the button to confirm. •Delete All: 1. On the Delete menu, select Delete All and then press the Right button. 2. Using the Left/Right buttons, select Yes (to delete all files) or No (to cancel and return to the previous menu).
Page 72: Dpof (Digital Print Order Format)
DPOF (Digital Print Order Format) DPOF allows you to record your selection of pictures that you would like to print, and will save your selection in the memory card, so that you can simply hand your memory card to a photo kiosk without having to tell them in person which photos you would like to print.
Page 73: Trim
Trim The trim setting allows you select an area of the photo you want to keep and then save it as a new photo. To trim a picture: 1. Select the Trim setting from the Playback menu as described previously. 2.
Page 74: Rotate
640X480) to resize the image or back to cancel and return to the Playback menu. 4. Press the button to confirm the setting. Resizing an image creates a new file that contains the image in the size you select. The file with the original image also remains in memory.
Page 75: Red-Eye Removal
use the Left/Right navigation buttons to adjust the setting. 3. Use the Up/Down navigation buttons to select Start to run the slideshow or Cancel to return to the Playback menu. 4. Press the button to confirm the setting. Red-eye removal Use this setting to remove red-eye effect in your photos.
Page 76: Setup Menu
Setup menu Mode: The Setup menu is available in all modes. Press the button in any modes, then use the navigation buttons to select the Setup menu. To configure the settings: 1. Use the Up/Down navigation buttons to scroll through the menu items. 2.
Page 77: Beep
3. The current media is formatted. Beep Use this setting to adjust the volume of beep when buttons are pressed and change the tones for shutter, buttons, self-timer, and power-on/power-off. To change this setting: 1. Select the Beep setting from the Setup menu as described previously.
Page 78: Lcd Brightness
LCD Brightness Use this setting to adjust the brightness of your LCD screen. 1. Select the LCD Brightness setting from the Setup menu as described previously. 2. Use the Up/Down buttons to select to Auto or Manual brightness adjustment, and then press to confirm your election.
Page 79: Date/Time
3. Use the Left/Right navigation buttons to specify the idle period before automatic power-off. The level bars correspond to the following idle periods. • LCD off: 30 seconds, 1 minute, 2 minutes, and Always on. • Camera off: 3 minutes, 5 minutes, 10 minutes, and Always on.
Page 80: File Numbering
File Numbering After capturing photos or videos, the camera will automatically save the file with a numeric suffix. Select this Serial number is derived and setting: assigned to a new file as follows: whether the number should Continue continue on from the last photo you have taken Reset reset the counter to 1 and...
Page 81: Copy To Card (Copy Internal Memory To Memory Card)
NTSC: USA, Canada, Taiwan, Japan, etc. PAL : Europe, Asia (excluding Taiwan), Oceania, etc. Note: The TV output will not display properly if an incorrect video system is selected. Copy to Card (Copy internal memory to memory card) Use this setting to copy the files stored in the internal memory to the memory card.
Page 82: Reset Settings
Reset Settings Use this setting to restore the camera to its default settings. 1. Select the Reset setting from the Setup menu as described previously. 2. Use the Up/Down navigation buttons to select Yes or No. Then press the button to confirm. FW Ver.
Page 83: Connections
CONNECTIONS Connecting to a TV You can connect your camera to your television, computer, or printer to view picture you have taken. By using the AV cable, you can view the captured images on a TV. Follow the steps below to connect the supplied AV cable to a TV.
Page 84: Connecting To A Pc
Connecting to a PC Use the USB cable and ArcSoft software (CD- ROM) supplied with your camera to copy (transfer) pictures to a computer. Setting the USB mode Since the camera’s USB port can be set to connect with either a PC or a Printer, the following steps will allow you to ensure that the camera is correctly configured to connect with a PC.
Page 85 By using the USB cable, you can transfer the captured photos and videos to a PC. Follow the steps below to connect the camera to a PC. 1. Start a computer to which ArcSoft software has been installed. 2. Make sure both the camera and PC are turned on.
Page 86 Window 2000 Professional Click the [Unplug or Eject Hardware] icon ( in the taskbar and select [Stop USB Mass Storage Device] from the menu displayed. Macintosh Drag the untitled icon to the Trash. ("Untitled")
Page 87: Connecting To A Pictbridge Compatible Printer
Connecting to a PictBridge compatible printer PictBridge allows printing images from a memory card in a digital camera directly to a printer, regardless of brand. To find out if a printer is PictBridge compat- ible, simply look for the PictBridge logo on the packaging or check the manual for specifica- tions.With the PictBridge function on your camera, you can print the captured photos...
Page 88: Connecting The Camera And Printer
Connecting the camera and printer. 1. Make sure both the camera and printer are turned on. 2. Connect one end of the supplied USB cable to the USB port on your camera. 3. Connect the other end of the cable to the USB port on the printer.
Page 89: Using The Pictbridge Menu
Using the PictBridge menu After setting the USB mode to Printer, the PictBridge menu appears. Use the Up/Down navigation buttons to select a menu item, and press the Right navigation button to enter. Refer to the following sections for more de- tailed information on each setting.
Page 90: Print Without Date
2. Use the Left/Right navigation buttons to scroll through the photos. 3. Use the Up/Down navigation buttons to select the number of prints for the current displayed photo. 4. Press the button and the following screen appears. 5. Select Yes to confirm printing, or No to cancel.
Page 91: Print Index
3. Use the Up/Down navigation buttons to select the number of prints for the current displayed image. 4. Press the button and the following screen appears. 5. Select Yes to confirm printing, or No to cancel. Then press the Print index You can use this setting to print all indexes to show all the photos currently in your camera.
Page 92: Print Dpof
Print DPOF (Digital Print Order Format) To use DPOF printing, you must make the selection of photos for printing using the DPOF settings before hand. See “DPOF” section on page 68. 1. Select Print DPOF from the PictBridge menu. The following screen appears. 2.
Page 93: Appendices
Appendices Specifications : G2 "Design and specifications are subject to change without notice." Effective Image Sensor Pixels Image Sensor Focal Length F = [35mm film equivalent] [38mm (Wide) ~ 152mm (Tele)] F number Lens Lens Construction Optical Zoom Focusing Range Anti-Handshake Digital Zoom Number of...
Page 94 Image Compression DCF, DPOF (Ver1.1) Support Still Image File Format Movie Audio Shooting Modes Smile Detection Blink Detection Face-Detection Red-eye Removal Panorama Stitching LCD Display ISO Sensitivity Best, Fine, Normal Exif 2.2 (JPEG) Image Compression: MPEG4, Audio: G.711 [Monaural] WAVE [Monaural] (Max 60 seconds) Auto, Manual, Image Stabilization, Movie, Scene (Sport, Children, Indoor, Leaf, Snow, Sunset, Fireworks, Glass, Museum, Landscape, Night Landscape, Night Portrait),...
Page 95 AF Method Light Metering Method Exposure Control Method Exposure Compensation Shutter Speed Continuous Shooting Playback Modes White Balance Control Internal Flash (Shooting Range) Single AF, Multi-AF (TTL 9-point), Face-Detection, AF Assist Light (On/Off) Artificial Intelligence AE (Ai AE), Center-weighted Average, Spot (Fixed to center of frame) ProgramAE (AE-lock available) ±2 EV in 1/3 steps 4 ~ 1/2000 second (Manual 30 seconds)
Page 96 Recording Media Other Features Jacks Power Battery Charger Shooting Capability (Battery Performance) Operation Environment Dimensions (W x H x D) Mass Internal Memory: 26MB SD Card/SDHC Card (Up to 4GB support) PictBridge, Exif Print Support, Multi-language Support (23 languages) USB2.0/AV-OUT (Integrated Proprietary Connector) Rechargeable Lithium-ion Battery GB-20, 3.7V 750mAh Input Voltage : AC 100 to 240V, 50/60Hz, 100mA Output Voltage : DC 4.2V, 500mA"...
Page 97: A735/A835
Appendices Specifications : A735/A835 "Design and specifications are subject to change without notice." Effective Image Sensor Pixels Image Sensor Focal Length F = [35mm film equivalent] [36mm (Wide) ~ 108mm (Tele)] F number Lens Lens Construction Optical Zoom Focusing Range Anti-Handshake Digital Zoom 7.07 /8.0 Megapixels...
Page 98 Number of Still Image Recording Pixels Movie Image Compression DCF, DPOF (Ver1.1) Support Still Image File Movie Format Audio Shooting Modes Smile Detection Blink Detection Face-Detection Red-eye Removal A735: 7MP, (3:2)6MP, (16:9)5MP, 3MP, 2MP, 1MP, 0.3MP A835: 8MP, (3:2)7MP, (16:9)6MP, 5MP, 3MP, 2MP, 1MP, 0.3MP 640x480pixels: 30fps/15fps, 320x240pixels: 30fps/15fps Best, Fine, Normal Exif 2.21 (JPEG)
Page 99 Panorama Stitching LCD Display ISO Sensitivity AF Method Light Metering Method Exposure Control Method Exposure Compensation Shutter Speed Continuous Shooting Playback Modes White Balance Control 2.5 inch LTPS (low-temperature polycrystalline silicon) TFT color LCD (153,600 pixels) Auto, ISO 80/100/200/400/800/1600 Single AF, Multi-AF (TTL 9-point), AF Assist Light (On/Off) Artificial Intelligence AE (Ai AE), Center-weighted Average, Spot (Fixed to center of frame) ProgramAE (AE-lock available)
Page 100 Internal Flash (Shooting Range) Recording Media Other Features Jacks Power Shooting Capability (Battery Performance) Operation Environment Dimensions (W x H x D) Mass Auto/Red-Eye Reduction/Forced Flash/No Flash/ Slow Synchro/Red-Eye Reduction+Slow Synchro Gno. 6.5 (ISO 100) Shooting Range Wide: Approx. 0.3m~4.6m / Tele: Approx.
Page 101: A1030/A1230
Appendices Specifications : A1030/A1230 "Design and specifications are subject to change without notice." Effective Image Sensor Pixels Image Sensor Focal Length F = [35mm film equivalent] [35mm (Wide) ~ 105mm (Tele)] F number Lens Lens Construction Optical Zoom Focusing Range...
Page 102 Format Audio Shooting Modes Smile Detection Blink Detection Face-Detection Red-eye Removal A1030: 10MP, 9MP(3:2), 7MP(16:9), 5MP, 3MP, 2MP, 1MP, 0.3MP A1230: 12MP(4:3), 10MP(3:2), 9MP(16:9), 6MP, 3MP, 2MP, 1MP, 0.3MP 640x480pixels: 20fps/15fps, 320x240pixels: 20fps/15fps Best, Fine, Normal Exif 2.2 (JPEG) Quick Time Motion JPEG, Audio: G.711 [Monaural]...
Page 103 Panorama Stitching LCD Display ISO Sensitivity AF Method Light Metering Method Exposure Control Method Exposure Compensation Shutter Speed Continuous Shooting Playback Modes White Balance Control 2.5 inch LTPS (low-temperature polycrystalline silicon) TFT color LCD (153,600 pixels) Auto, ISO 64/80/100/200/400/800/1600/3200(3M) Single AF, Multi-AF (TTL 9-point), AF Assist Light (On/Off) Artificial Intelligence AE (Ai AE), Center-weighted Average, Spot (Fixed to center of frame) ProgramAE (AE-lock available)
Page 104 PictBridge, ExifPrint Support, Multi-language Support (23 languages) USB2.0/AV-OUT (Integrated Proprietary Connector) 2X AA Alkaline Battery A1030: Approx. 120 shots (based on CIPA standards) A1230: Approx. 110 shots (based on CIPA standards) Temperature: 0~40 o C, Humidity: 0~90% 95mm x 60mm x 24.5 mm...
Page 105: E840S/E1035/E1235
Appendices Specifications : E840s/E1035/E1235 "Design and specifications are subject to change without notice." Model name E840s Effective Image 8.0 Megapixels Sensor Pixels 8.53 Megapixels Image Sensor 1/2.5" CCD 6.15mm(Wide) ~ Lens 24.6mm(Tele) Focal Length F = [37mm (Wide) ~ [35mm film equivalent] 148mm (Tele)] F3.4 (Wide) ~...
Page 106 Model name Electronic Image Stabilization Anti-Handshake 4.5X digital zoom Digital Zoom (Combined Zoom: 22.5X) 8MP, 7MP(3:2), Number of 6MP(16:9), 5MP, Recording Pixels : 3MP, 2MP, Still Image 1MP, 0.3MP Number of Re- 640x480pixels: 30fps/ cording Pixels : 15fps, 320x240pixels: Movie 30fps/15fps Image Compres- Best, Fine, Normal...
Page 107 Model name E840s File Format : Image Compression: MPEG4, Audio: G.711 [Monaural] Movie File Format : WAVE [Monaural] (Max 60 seconds) Audio Auto, Manual, Image Stabilization, Movie, Scene (Sport, Children, Indoor, Leaf, Shooting Modes Snow, Sunset, Fireworks, Glass, Museum, Landscape, Night Landscape, Night Portrait), Panorama, Portrait Smile Detection Blink Detection...
Page 108 Model name Auto, ISO 80/100/200 ISO Sensitivity /400/800/1600 AF Method Single AF, Multi-AF (TTL 9-point), Face-Detection, AF Assist Light (On/Off) Light Metering Artificial Intelligence AE (Ai AE), Center-weighted Average, Spot (Fixed to center Method of frame) Exposure Control ProgramAE (AE-lock available) Method Exposure Com- ±2 EV in 1/3 steps...
Page 109 Model name E840s Auto/Red-Eye Reduction/Forced Flash/No Flash/Slow Synchro/Red-Eye Reduction+Slow Synchro Gno. 5.9 (ISO 100) Internal Flash (Shooting Range) (Wide): (Shooting Range) Approx. 0.3m~3.3m (Tele) : Approx. 0.3m~2.7m (ISO 400) Internal Memory: 26MB Recording Media SD Card/SDHC Card (Up to 4GB support) Other Features PictBridge, Exif Print Support, Multi-language Support (23 languages) Jacks...
Page 110 Model name Shooting Approx. 200 shots Capability (based on CIPA (Battery standards) Performance) Operation Temperature: 0~40 Environment Dimensions 95.7 x 56 x 19.5 mm (W x H x D) Approx. 95g Mass (without the battery) E840s E1035 Approx. 210 shots (based on CIPA standards) C, Humidity: 0~90%...
Page 111: Error Messages
Error messages Messages No card Card error Card full Write protect Picture error No picture Lens error System error No sound file Image cannot be saved Explanation • The memory card is not inserted. • The memory card is not formatted. •...
Page 112 Messages Card is not formatted, format? • Confirm whether the memory card should be formatted. This image cannot be deleted Cannot record movie Sound file cannot be saved Warning!! Camera recording, please wait. Warning!! Battery exhausted. This file cannot be played back No connection Print error...
Page 113: Troubleshooting
Troubleshooting Problem Camera does not turn on. Camera turns off suddenly during operation. The picture is blurred. Images, video clips, and audio files cannot be saved. Possible causes • The battery has run out. • The battery is not in- serted correctly.
Page 114 Problem No picture is taken when pressing the shutter but- ton. Images cannot print from the connected printer. Possible causes • The memory card is full. • No available space to store the files. • The mode dial is in Play- back mode.
Page 115 Printed in China...

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