Minolta MND20, User Manual

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Page 2: ...pment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or m...

Page 3: ...mera strap with care and never place the strap around the neck of an infant or child Wrapping the strap around a neck may cause suffocation Do not subject the LCD screen to impact To prevent the risk...

Page 4: ...a is damaged the waterproof performance will deteriorate Do not use soap natural detergents or chemicals such as benzene for cleaning Do Not Apply Strong Impact to the Camera The product may malfuncti...

Page 5: ...e any abnormalities such as excessive heat smoke or an unusual smell coming from the battery immediately discontinue use and consult your retailer After removing the battery from the camera or optiona...

Page 6: ...To remove ngerprints or other stains that cannot be removed with a blower gently wipe the parts with a soft dry cloth If you wipe with too much pressure or with a rough cloth it may damage the camera...

Page 7: ...ce 1 About Your Camera 1 Power 2 Shutter 3 Zoom In Out 4 Mode 5 Up Down Left Right 6 OK 7 Menu 8 Carry Strap Slot 9 USB Port 10 Battery and Memory Card Door 11 Tripod Mount 12 LED Light 13 Microphone...

Page 8: ...e or video In Settings Tap to change the submenu Left Self Timer In Photo Tap to change the self timer settings In Playback Tap to view the previous image or video In Settings Tap to change the submen...

Page 9: ...he included SD memory card to record and store your videos and photos When the battery is low media stored on the memory card will not be erased Please insert the SD memory card by following the steps...

Page 10: ...port under the battery door and the larger end in to the included AC adaptor While charging the LED indicator light will light up solid red when finished charging the light will turn off NOTE Please...

Page 11: ...er Your camera can connect to a computer to transfer photo and video files for viewing and editing you can also use the camera as a webcam Once connected and powered on the camera s screen will show M...

Page 12: ...oto Mode is explained in the table below 1 Photo Mode 7 Pictures Remaining 13 Exposure 2 Image Size Resolution 8 Memory Card Inserted 14 ISO 3 Scene 9 Battery Level 15 Image Sharpness 4 Anti Shake 10...

Page 13: ...e meaning of each icon within Video Mode is explained in the table below 1 Video Mode 7 Menu 2 Video Size Resolution 8 White Balance 3 Scene 9 Exposure 4 Video Time Remaining 10 ISO 5 Memory Card Inse...

Page 14: ...olution 3 1 1 Scene This function adjusts the camera s settings to predetermined values that will produce the best image for that selected scene 1 In Photo Mode press the MENU button 2 Select Scene us...

Page 15: ...ption Single 3 Photo Burst 4 Press the MENU button to exit the settings menu without making a selection 3 1 5 Self Timer This function determines the time delay before a photograph is captured This se...

Page 16: ...ode press the MENU button 2 Select Quality using the LEFT or RIGHT buttons and press the OK button to enter the Quality submenu 3 Press the LEFT or RIGHT buttons to navigate the menu and press the OK...

Page 17: ...tton to exit the settings menu without making a selection 3 1 12 Anti Shake This function enables photo capture in high speed and low light by electronically minimizing motion blur and reducing camera...

Page 18: ...scene and for it to capture a photo automatically 1 In Photo Mode press the MENU button 2 Select Smile Capture using the LEFT or RIGHT buttons and press the OK button to enter the Smile Capture submen...

Page 19: ...lues that will produce the best image for that selected scene 1 In Video Mode press the MENU button 2 Select Scene using the LEFT or RIGHT buttons and press the OK button to enter the Scene submenu 3...

Page 20: ...tion After pressing the SHUTTER button the camera will automatically start recording when it detects motion Video Time Lapse The camera will take a single picture at a set interval for a set length of...

Page 21: ...ectly if the time on the camera is set correctly 3 2 6 Exposure This function adjusts the frame brightness in your photograph 1 In Video Mode press the MENU button 2 Select Exposure using the LEFT or...

Page 22: ...tton to enter the Color Effect submenu 3 Press the LEFT or RIGHT buttons to navigate the menu and press the OK button to confirm your selected option Normal B W Black and White Sepia Red Green Blue Su...

Page 23: ...n to stop the video Power the camera on and press the MODE button to switch to Playback Mode In Playback Mode the following options are available 3 3 1 Delete This function is used to delete photos an...

Page 24: ...ton to confirm your selected option 90 180 270 4 Press the MENU button to exit the settings menu without making a selection 3 3 4 Slideshow Photographs can be viewed as a slideshow on the camera 1 In...

Page 25: ...Press the LEFT or RIGHT buttons to navigate the menu and press the OK button to confirm your selected option On Off Set Date Time 3 Press the MENU button to exit the settings menu without making a sel...

Page 26: ...OK button to enter the Frequency submenu 2 Press the LEFT or RIGHT buttons to navigate the menu and press the OK button to confirm your selected option 50 Hz 60 Hz the default frequency for the United...

Page 27: ...s setting back to factory default settings 1 In Setup Mode select Restore Default Settings using the LEFT or RIGHT buttons and press the OK button to enter the Restore Default Settings submenu 2 Pres...

Page 28: ...Sensitivity Auto 100 200 400 LCD Screen 2 9 IPS LCD Assistive Light White LED Constant on off Power Saving Mode OFF 1 Minute 3 Minutes 5 Minutes White Balance Control Auto Daylight Cloudy Florescent...

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