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Taking a Photo (red LED)
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Briefly press the shutter button (top left). The top and rear red LEDs will both be on
when in Photo Mode, and both will flash together when pictures are taken.
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In Normal (single photo) and Burst (multiple fast photos) Modes, both LEDs will
remain on when not blinking. In Time-Lapse and Long Exposure Modes, the
top red LED will turn off between after the shutter trips but the rear LED will remain
on as long as the Mode is still in progress.
Removable Disk Mode
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Make sure the camera is turned off and a memory card is inserted.
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Connect the camera to the PC using a standard USB-C cable. The green LED may
turn on at the same time indicating that the battery is charging.
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► If this is the first time you are connecting the camera to the PC the operating
system will attempt to install the iCatch drivers. This may take a few minutes.
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The LEDs will blink and after a short while the red LED will turn on.
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The camera is now in Disk Mode and a new removable drive should be available on
your computer. The above procedure may take up to 30 seconds.
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► You cannot record video or photos if the camera is connected to the PC in
Removable Disk Mode.
USB Webcam Mode
► In Windows 10 and 11 you must ensure that programs have access to the Camera. The
Camera access settings can be found under 'Privacy' from the 'Settings' dialog. Click the
Windows Icon at the bottom left of the screen. Then click the Settings icon (Gear icon) a
little higher up on the left. This will bring up the Settings dialog from which you should click
'Privacy' and then, on the left 'Camera'. Make sure that access to the camera is turned on.
There are two ways in which you can enter webcam mode.
Method 1:
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Remove the SD card and connect the camera to the PC.
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The camera will connect in webcam mode (blue LED).
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► If this is the first time you are connecting the camera to the PC the operating
system will attempt to install the iCatch drivers. This may take a few minutes.
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If the drivers were installed correctly the camera should now be in USB camera
mode.
Method 2:
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Connect the camera to the PC until it is in Removable Disk Mode. See above.
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Very briefly press the Shutter button (top left). The camera will exit Removable Disk
Mode and switch to webcam mode (blue LED).
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► If this is the first time you are connecting the camera to the PC the operating
system will attempt to install the iCatch drivers. This may take a few minutes.
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If the drivers were installed correctly the camera should now be in webcam mode.
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