GrandVision EZshot E710 Owner's Manual

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The GrandVision EZshot E710 uses a Li-ion battery (500mA).

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Page 1 Digital Camera Owner’s Manual EZshot E710 Please read this manual carefully before using and keep it for future reference...
Page 2: Table Of Contents
Table of content Introduction ..............................2 Key Features ............................. 2 What Your Camera Includes ........................2 Computer System Requirement for Windows 2000/XP ................3 Computer System Requirement for Windows Vista ................... 3 Computer System Requirements for Macintosh ..................3 Quick Look at Your Camera ........................4 The Mode Switch ............................
Page 3: Introduction
Introduction Thank you for purchasing this kind of Digital Camera. Not only can you take good quality digital photos and videos but you can also use your camera as a removable disk. Everything you need to take quality photos and videos is included with your camera. Please read this manual carefully before using. Key Features Digital Video resolutions-320x240 Pixels, 640x480 Pixels.
Page 4: Computer System Requirement For Windows 2000/Xp
Computer System Requirement for Windows 2000/XP To be able to download photos and videos to your PC you will need the following minimum configuration: Pentium processor or above with Windows 2000, XP 128 MB RAM, more than 125MB free disk space. Available USB Interface CD-ROM Driver Recommended screen resolution 1024 X 768 pixels or higher.
Page 5: Quick Look At Your Camera
Quick Look at Your Camera...
Page 6: The Mode Switch
The Mode Switch There are 3 modes on your camera. • Camera Mode: Take still photos • Video Mode: Capture video files • Playback Mode: View, print and edit photos and view videos...
Page 7: Main Icons On The Lcd
Main Icons on the LCD...
Page 8 Battery power level Self-timer On Full battery power Normal Capture Medium battery power Low battery power Macro Capture Photo quality Date on Digital Zoom Standard quality High quality 4.0X 4 x Digital Zoom Flash 3.0X 3 x Digital Zoom Force Flash 2.0X 2 x Digital Zoom Auto...
Page 9: Prepare Your Camera For Use
Prepare Your Camera for use Install battery Your camera supplied a lithium battery for power, please refer to the following illustration as correct installation method: Open the battery compartment. Insert the lithium battery correctly as the correct polarity facing up with the battery cover. Close the battery compartment.
Page 10: Install Sd Memory Card
Install SD memory card This camera supports any compatible SD memory card up to 4GB. Limited internal memory is only for you to take test photos, these photos will be lost when you turn off your camera or remove the batteries. For normal use an SD memory card needs to be inserted.
Page 11: Starting Your Digital Camera
Don’t remove the SD card during formatting as this may damage the card and render it unusable. SD memory card formatted on a PC or device other than the camera should not be used. Be sure to format the card with your camera. When the capacity of your SD memory card is full, “Card Full”...
Page 12 After each photo is shot (when the camera returns to icon mode) the numbers of photos left to shoot at this resolution is displayed on the top left of the LCD screen. When the camera's memory (photo capacity) is full, the LCD screen will display a message - “Memory Full insert an SD Memory Card to Transfer and Take More Than Two Test Photos”.
Page 13 will flash repeatedly - wait until the flash is ready before taking a photo. The flash will not work if there is insufficient battery power. A “low battery” warning will appear on the LCD screen if there is insufficient battery power to operate the flash. Press the Up button repeatedly until the icon appears.
Page 14 Press the Power button to turn on your camera, and set the mode to Camera Mode. Press the Menu/OK button. Press the Up/Down button to select scenery per your light condition and environment. Press the Menu/OK button to confirm your selection and exit to standby mode. Note: After you have selected your scenery, the corresponding scenery icon will appear on the LCD.
Page 15 Press the Up/Down button to select the desired image size. Press the Menu/OK button to confirm your choice and exit to standby mode. Note: The image size icon will show on the LCD screen. Default size is 5M. Anti-Shake Your Digital Camera has a function that prevents photos coming out blurry as a result of trembling or shaking when taking the photo.
Page 16 or FW version. Operate this Setup as below: Press the Menu/OK button. Press the Right/Left button until you select Setup menu. Press the Menu/OK button to confirm and enter the Setup menu. Reset Settings This will reset the settings of your camera to the original default settings. Press the Menu/OK button.( The menu as above) Press the Up/Down button to select OK.
Page 17 Press the Up/Down button to select the exposure value (from +3 to -3). Press the Menu/OK button to confirm. Press the Shutter button to return to the standby mode. White Balance This setting allows the camera to adjust the color of your photos according to the color of your light source.
Page 18 Press the Right/Left button until you select Sharpness. Press the Up/Down button to select a sharpness value. Press the Menu/OK button to confirm. Press the Shutter button to return to the standby mode. Quality The quality of your photos also affects the number of shots you can take. A HIGH setting means you can take fewer photos, but they will be of better quality.
Page 19 best in order to compensate for the light conditions but you can also use the ISO feature. When you want to use ISO sensitization, please choose the low value ISO to prevent spots or blotches appearing on your photo. Press the Right/Left button until you select ISO. Press the Up/Down button to select an ISO value.
Page 20 Press the Up/Down button to select ON: display date on photos, OFF: won’t show date on photos, SET DATE: setting the system date. Press the Menu/OK button to confirm. Set date: Press the Menu/OK button to enter Set date option. Press the Right/Left button to select value, and press the Up/Down button to set the value.
Page 21 Press the Up/Down button to select a time for the automatic power off. If you select Never, the camera will not be powered off until the battery power is used up or the camera is turned off manually. Press the Menu/OK button to confirm. Press the Shutter button to return to the standby mode.
Page 22 Press the Right/Left button until you select Format. Press the Up/Down button to select OK. Press the Menu/OK button to confirm. Press the Right/Left button to select “Yes” to format, “No” to exit. Press the Menu/OK button to confirm. Press the Shutter button to return to standby mode. FW version You can check the FW version of your camera.
Page 23 Press the Right/Left button until you select Exit. Press Menu/OK button to confirm. Video Mode Move the switch to Video mode. The icon will appear on top right corner of the LCD screen. Press the Shutter button to shoot videos, the elapse time will be shown on the top left of the LCD screen and icon will flash on the LCD screen.
Page 24 Press the Up/Down button to select an option from the menu. Press the Menu/OK button to confirm and exit to standby mode. The corresponding icon will appear on the LCD screen. Note: You can press Left button to set quickly. Video Size Your camera supports 2 video resolutions- 640x480 (VGA) pixels, 320x240 (QVGA) pixels.
Page 25 Playback Mode Set the mode dial to Playback mode. You can preview the photos and videos you have recorded. In Playback mode you can rotate, protect, delete and crop your photos and you can protect and delete video clips. You can also print photos directly from your camera using PictBridge. NOTE: The message, “No FILE EXIST”...
Page 26 Press W button to zoom back out. Note: you can not zoom in the AVI video files. Operation for still photos Select the still photo you want to delete, rotate, protect, crop or print. Rotate Press the Menu/OK button. Press the Up/Down button to select how many degrees you want to rotate or cancel. Press the Menu/OK button to confirm.
Page 27 Press the Menu/OK button. Press Left/Right button to select PROTECT menu. Press the Up/Down button to select “Lock”. Press the Menu/OK button to confirm. A lock icon will be shown on the LCD. Press the Menu/OK button, at step 3 select “Unlock” and press the Menu/OK to unlock the current file. Delete Delete unwanted photos and videos at any time in order to free up memory.
Page 28 Press Left/Right button to select DELETE menu. Press the Up/Down button to select OK: delete current photo/video you selected; ALL: delete all unprotected photos; Cancel to exit. Press the Menu/OK button to confirm deletion. Press the Right/Left button to select “Yes” or “No” if you delete all photos and press the Menu/OK button to confirm.
Page 29 Note: if you select SAVE at step 8, the area you cropped will be saved as a new photo. Print Your camera allows you to print the photos with a connected printer. This operates as explained below: Select the photo you want to print. Press the Menu/OK button Press Left/Right button to select PRINT menu.
Page 30: Install Photags Express Software
Playing the AVI video file Select an AVI video file you wish to play. Press the Menu/OK button. Press the Up/Down to select “OK” Press the Menu/OK button to confirm and playback the AVI video file. Note: For how to protect, delete photos, please refer to Operation for still photos. Install PhoTags Express Software NOTE: Make sure that your camera is not connected to the computer.
Page 31 Install Photags Express Click on the “Install AP” to start installing process. The language window will be shown on the screen and you can choose the language you want to use. And then the installer window will be shown as below. After you click “Install Photags Express”...
Page 32 After this step, the main window will appear on the screen.
Page 33: Everything You Need To Get The Most From Your Photos
Everything you need to get the most from your photos 1. Select photos Select the photos that you download from your camera. And edit it in the software. Edit photos Click the “Enhance photos”, “Add captions” from the main window to edit your ideal photos. Share photos Share your photos via “E-mail”, “Printing”, and “Create HTML web”...
Page 34 NOTE: Now you can copy the photos to your computer with two method as below: 1. Download photos directly from windows Choose “copy pictures to a folder on my computer” on the Removable Disk (H:) window. After you click “OK”, there will be shown some windows on the screen step by step, you are only required to follow the description and click the buttons that are defaulted by the system to finish transferring.
Page 35 This mode is used to manually select the photos you wish to copy to your computer. The “Device selection” mode will appear. Both your camera and the memory card will each appear in the “Active Devices” list Select “Custom copy” click “Next” to continue. Note: At this moment, you can select “Express”...
Page 36 Choose a position where you want to place the photos. Click “Finish” to copy the photos to the location you selected. Note: All of the picture you imported will appear in the “Select Photos” main window. And now, you can edit your photos per your idea, and then download it to your computer.
Page 37: Photags Express Software Owner Manual
Photags Express software owner manual You can edit, printing, sharing photos with Photags Express. You can operate it as following step to know how to use Photags Express: Launch the Photags Express. Click “tour” button on the main window to view how to use the photags Express in detail. Attention：...
Page 38: Appendix A: Technical Specifications
Appendix A: Technical Specifications Image Sensor CMOS Sensor 3072X2304pixels(7M), 2592X1944pixels(5M) , 2048X1536 Image Resolution pixels(3M) 1600X1200pixels(2M), 1280X960pixels(1M),640X480(VGA) Video Resolution 640X480,320X240pixels File Format JPEG/AVI External Memory SD / MMC Card (up to 4GB) 256MB SD Card: Standard Quality: about 3072x2304 pixels 193pcs; 2560x1920 Storage capability pixels 209pcs;...
Page 39: Appendix B: Troubleshooting
Self-timer 10 sec delay Anti-Shake PictBridge Interface USB 2.0 High Speed System Requirements Window 2000/XP/ Vista/ Mac OS X (10.2.6 or higher) Battery Li-ion Battery (500mA) 0~40 ℃ Working Temperature Appendix B: Troubleshooting Q: I have taken photos but my computer does not recognize my camera. What do I do? First, ensure that you have in fact taken photos.

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