HP 318 User Manual

hp phot osmar t 3 18 d ig ital c ame ra user guide S J U G . bo ok P a ge 1 T u e s d a y, O c t o b e r 9, 20 0 1 1: 3 5 P M
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ii i T ab le of Co nte nt s Table of Contents Ch apter 1: Ge tting s tarted Camera p art s . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 Qu ick set u p . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 St ep 1 : Att ach the wris t s trap . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 St ep 2 : In stall t he b atteri es . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 St ep 3 : Tur n t he ca mera on . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 Step 4: Ch oose the cam era l anguage . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 Step 5: Set the c amera date and time . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 Aut omati c p owe r-of f . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 Usin g t he co ntrol di al . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 St ori n g ima g es on a CF m emor y card . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 Ch apter 2: T aking p icture s Ta king a pi cture . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9 Using autom ati c fo cus and automat ic exposure . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10 Usin g f o c us l ock . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10 Pr eviewi ng yo ur pi ct u r es . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11 Ti ps fo r takin g t h e bes t pi ctur es . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12 Ch apte r 3: Rev iewin g your image s Viewing your images . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15 Crea tin g a print or der . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16 Deleting your images . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18 Viewing small versions (t humbnai ls) of you r images . . . . . . . . . . 19 Magn ifyi ng yo ur images . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19 Ch apter 4: Ad just ing th e camer a se ttings Usin g t he fl ash . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21 Changing the image qual ity . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 23 Usin g t he d igita l z oom . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 4 Usin g t he se lf-t imer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25 Set ti ng the d at e a nd ti me . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26 Changing the cam era l anguag e . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 27 Set tin g the wel come scree n . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 7 S J U G . bo ok P a ge i i i T u e s da y , O c t o b e r 9 , 20 01 1 : 3 5 P M
HP ph oto sm art 318 U se r Gui de iv Ch apt er 5: Sha rin g and pr inti ng ima ges Using the cam era with a Wi ndows computer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30 System requ irements for a Windows comput er . . . . . . . . . . . 30 Installing the sof t ware on a Wind ows com puter . . . . . . . . . . . 31 Connecting the c amera to a Windows c omput er . . . . . . . . . . 31 Unloading images t o a Wind ows computer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 32 Using the cam era with a Wi ndows NT 4.0 computer . . . . . . . 33 Usin g t h e camera with a Macinto sh compute r . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 35 System requ irements for a M a cintosh com puter . . . . . . . . . . 35 Changing the PC C onnect Mode setting . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 35 Installing the software on a M a cintosh comput er . . . . . . . . . . 36 Connecting the c amera to a Mac intosh com puter . . . . . . . . . 36 Unloading images to a M a cintosh com puter . . . . . . . . . . . . . 37 Tips f or unloadin g i mages to a M acintosh co mputer . . . . . . . 38 Unloading images without usin g the sof t ware . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 39 Using a c ard reader . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 40 Pr int ing i mages wit hout a c o m puter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 40 Ch apter 6: Sto ring i mages in me m o ry Deter mini ng the numb e r of pict ure s you can take . . . . . . . . . . . . 42 Usin g a CF me mory c ard . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 43 I nstal ling a CF memory card . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 44 Checki ng the CF memory car d st a t us . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 45 Using both i nt e rnal memory a nd a CF mem ory card . . . . . . . . . . 46 Fo rmatt ing memor y . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 47 Chapt er 7: P owering a nd mai ntaining y our ca m era Power ing your ca mera . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 49 Determining if the bat teri e s need t o b e chan ged . . . . . . . . . . 49 Repl acing b at teri es . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 51 Usin g an AC p ower adapt er . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 52 Cari ng for you r cam e r a and accessori es . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 53 Camera . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 53 Mem ory car ds . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 53 Saf ety pr ecaut ions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 54 Ch apte r 8: Tro ublesh oo ting, su ppor t, a nd war ranties Pr oble ms an d so luti ons . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 55 Er ror message s . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 60 Ge tting ass is tance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 62 Visi t ing HP Web sites . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 62 S J U G . bo ok P a ge i v T u e s d a y, O c t o b e r 9, 20 0 1 1: 3 5 P M
v T able of Co nte nts Visi t ing r elate d W eb sit es . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 62 Contacting HP Customer Support . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 63 Obtaining su pport wi thin the United Stat es . . . . . . . . . . . . . 63 Obtaining su pport worl d wide . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 64 Hewl ett- Packar d li mited warran ty sta tement . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 67 Appendix A: Reference Sy mbols on t he stat us L CD . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 69 Camera indica tor lig hts . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 1 Camera specif ica tions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 72 S J U G . bo ok P a ge v T u e s d a y, O c t o b e r 9, 20 0 1 1: 3 5 P M
HP ph oto sm art 318 U se r Gui de vi S J U G . bo ok P a ge v i T u e s d a y, O c t o b e r 9, 20 0 1 1: 3 5 P M
Getting st a rted 1 Ge tting st arted Y our HP photosm art 318 digi ta l cam era takes high-quality pictures you can s hare with family and friends on the Inte r n et or by e -mail. It com es with sof tware for mani pulating , storing, and printing your photos. Y our ca mera i ncl udes the following features:  2.3 m egap ixel (MP ) resol ution  point-and-shoo t simplicity  automa ti c ex posure  automa ti c fo cus  integrated flash wi t h red-eye red uction  universal serial bus (US B) c omputer connection  2x di git al zoom  color image display f or previewi ng and r e viewing images  internal memo r y fo r sto r i ng images in t he camera  slot f or Co mpact F lash (CF) m em ory card (card not included)  se lf-tim e r  batteries Camera p a rt s The f ollow ing illu stra tions sho w t he p arts of the HP photosm art 318 digital c a mera. 1 S J U G . bo ok P a ge 1 T u e s d a y, O c t o b e r 9, 20 0 1 1: 3 5 P M
HP ph oto sm art 318 U se r Gui de 2 vi ewfi nd er le ns se lf- time r li ght shut ter bu tto n s tat u s LCD fla sh on /of f pow er swi tch CF memory ca rd ej ec to r lev e r ba tte ry co mp art ment do or CF memor y car d com pa rtmen t do or im ag e di spla y on/o ff bu tto n v ie wfi nd er i nd ic at or lig ht vi ewf ind er im ag e di sp la y t ri pod mou nt c ontr o l dia l fl ash bu t ton dig ita l z o om / self- t im er bu tto n ba tte ry le v el im ag e qu al ity in di cato r di git a l zoom in di cato r im ag es rem a in ing CF card in di cato r fla sh s e ttin g in di cato r s elf- t im er in di cato r im ag e q ua li ty butto n S J U G . bo ok P a ge 2 T u e s d a y, O c t o b e r 9, 20 0 1 1: 3 5 P M
Getting st a rted 3 Quic k se tup Setting up your d igit al cam era is qu ick and easy— follow t he se steps an d you’ ll be ready t o take pictures. Step 1 : Attach t he wr is t s trap 1 Thread the short loop through the wrist strap atta ch me n t th a t is located under the CF me mor y ca rd compartmen t door . Y ou might nee d t o use a pointed object, such as a pape r cli p, to pul l the end of the loop t h rough. 2 Pull the stra p through the lo op, and t hen pull the k no t tig h t. S t e p 2: In st all th e batt e ri es 1 Open the bat t e ry com partment doo r by pus hing it out and then swingin g it open. 2 Insert four A A batteries (supplied), making sure that t he /– electrodes a re facing the p roper di rection (see th e di agram on the in s i de of the c amera’s batt ery com p artm ent). Note For replacement, use only phot o-quality alkaline, photo-lithium, or rechargeab le nickel-metal hydride (NiMH) batteries. S J U G . bo ok P a ge 3 T u e s d a y, O c t o b e r 9, 20 0 1 1: 3 5 P M
HP ph oto sm art 318 U se r Gui de 4 Step 3 : T urn th e c ame ra on  T o tu rn t he ca mera on , sl id e the ON / OFF POWE R () switch to the right and rele as e it. The st a tus LCD (liquid cryst a l display) on top of the cam era turns on and displays t he cam era stat us. Note The icons that appear on the status LCD are discussed throug hout this guide. For m ore information, see “Appendix A: Refere nce” on p age 69.  T o tu rn the camera of f, sl ide the switch to t he right again an d rel ease i t. The s tat us LCD shuts off an d g oes bl ank. S t ep 4: Choo se th e came ra la ng uage Th e fi rs t ti me y ou tur n t he ca m e ra on, i t promp ts you to choose th e language yo u wa nt t o use f or the came r a m enus. 1 T urn the CONTROL ( ) d ia l to scroll to the l anguage you want to use. 2 Pr ess t he dial t o s elect t he language. If you chose th e wron g languag e, you can c han ge it by u sing the Setu p m enu . S J U G . bo ok P a ge 4 T u e s d a y, O c t o b e r 9, 20 0 1 1: 3 5 P M
Getting st a rted 5 S t ep 5: S et th e c ame ra date an d tim e After you sele ct the cam era l anguage , t he camera promp ts you to enter the curr e nt date and ti m e. After you have set the camera’ s clock, it records the date and time at which you t ake eac h picture. 1 T urn the di a l to point to th e da te format, and then press the d ial t o change it. Y ou can choose MD Y (mm/dd/ yyyy), DMY (dd/mm/y yyy), or YM D ( yyyy/mm/ dd). 2 T urn the dial t o point to t h e da te, and then press the dia l. 3 T urn the di a l to change th e nu mber , a nd then press the dia l to co nf irm it. 4 Set t h e remaining values in the same way . 5 T o sa ve your settin gs, sel ect Exit . Th e imag e di splay turns of f. Y our c amera is now re ady t o take pi c tures . Au tom ati c po wer- of f T o conserv e battery power , the camera autom atically t urns off after 5 minu tes if you do not press a b utton. S J U G . bo ok P a ge 5 T u e s d a y, O c t o b e r 9, 20 0 1 1: 3 5 P M
HP ph oto sm art 318 U se r Gui de 6 Usi ng the con trol dia l Us e t he dia l t o:  scroll throug h i mages of p ictures th at y ou have taken.  make selections from the camera menus , whi ch allow you to manipul ate your images and adjust the c a mera settin gs. The di al operates i n two dist inct ways: you can pres s it straight down, o r you c an turn it le ft or right. T o review yo ur i mag es 1 Pr ess t he dial t o beg in r e viewing your pictures on the image displa y on t h e ba ck of t he c a mera. 2 T urn the di a l to scroll through im age s of pi ctures you h av e taken. T o naviga te th e men us 1 Press the d ial agai n . The main menu appears as a row of icons across the top of the i mage display . 2 T urn the dial t o t he rig ht until t he desire d icon is selected on the image display . Each icon represen ts an ac tion or a menu. A PR IN T (DPOF ) DELETE VIEW THUMB- NA I L S MAGNI FY S ETUP EX IT S J U G . bo ok P a ge 6 T u e s d a y, O c t o b e r 9, 20 0 1 1: 3 5 P M
Getting st a rted 7 selected i con h as a yellow borde r and bac kgroun d. A text descript ion of the i con a ppears i n the s tat u s line a t the bot tom of the im a ge display . 3 Press the d ial t o ope n t he menu or perform the acti o n represented by the icon. 4 Continue turning and pressing the d ial t o manipulate you r images or select options. Specific in structions ab out using the camera menus appear throughout t his guide. Note T o exi t a m enu withou t ma k i ng a sele c t ion, select Exi t . S toring image s on a CF memo ry ca rd Y our digital cam era comes with 8 m egab y t es ( M B) of internal memory so that you can store images directly i n the c a mera. However , it al so has a slot for an optio n al CF memory c a rd. The CF mem ory ca rd a ll ows y ou to exp and your ca mera’ s m emory s o you can take mo r e pictures. The n, aft e r you un load image s t o your comp uter , you can r e use the card. With a CF m em ory card you c an also v iew an d s ave images on a computer that is equipped with a CF m emory card re ader , and print imag es di r e ctly from a prin ter th at has a CF mem ory card slo t. S J U G . bo ok P a ge 7 T u e s d a y, O c t o b e r 9, 20 0 1 1: 3 5 P M
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T ak ing pi ctu res 9 T aking pictur es This c hapter d escribes t he basic p rocess of taking pi ctures with your dig it al c a mera and gives you tips for taking th e best pi ctures. When you are familiar with this pro cess, you can us e the advanced c amera functions desc r i bed in later chap ters. Note If t he cam era is on, y ou c an t ake a picture anytim e, even if the im a ge display is of f or shows a m enu . T ak ing a pic ture 1 T urn the c amera on. The camera is ready t o take a picture. 2 Frame your subjec t i n the viewfinder . 3 Press and hold the SHUTTER b utton halfway down to allow the came r a to a djust the focus and expos ure. 4 When you s ee t he green li ght to the right of t he viewfinder , press t he SHUTTER button all the way dow n. 5 The im age display on the back of the c amera t urns o n a nd displays the image for a s hort tim e. T o preserve battery power , the im age display turns off after the image has been sa v e d to memory . T o revie w all t he pictures you hav e taken, press the d i al . Ti p When you are taking a p icture, be careful t o keep your fingers away from the l en s and the flash. The following ill ust rati o ns give you examples of how to hold the camera. 2 S J U G . bo ok P a ge 9 T u e s d a y, O c t o b e r 9, 20 0 1 1: 3 5 P M
HP ph oto sm art 318 U se r Gui de 10 . Usi ng au tomatic fo cus and a utomatic e xposure The c amera auto matically f ocuses and ad justs the expos ure for the current lighting conditions whe n you pres s the SHU TTER but ton halfway down. The camera adjusts the f o cus and exposure aut omatica lly ev e n i f you p ress the SHUTTER bu tton all t h e way down without p ausin g. But you are m ore likely t o cat ch the perfect s h ot, especially when you a re ph otog r a phing an active s ubjec t, if y ou set the cam era’ s focus and exposure early . T o do t hi s , p ress t h e SHUTTER bu tton halfway down, an d then press the SHUTTER button all the way down at the exact momen t you w ish t o c a pture the im age. Note If t he cam era cannot find a foc us or i f the exposure will be lon ger than 1/ 30 s e cond, a yellow li g ht appea r s to the right of the viewf inder . Y ou c an still take t he picture, but the result s m ight not be optimal. Usin g fo cus loc k The aut omat ic foc us feat ure focuses on the s ubject i n the m iddle of the picture and requires goo d contras t within that subje c t area. If you do not want your subject t o be in t he m iddle of the image o r if the su bject l a cks contrast, use focus lock. S J U G . b o o k P a g e 10 T u e s d a y, O c t o b e r 9, 200 1 1: 3 5 P M
T ak ing pi ctu res 1 1 1 Frame a sub ject th at i s the sam e d istance from t he lens as your subj ect. 2 Pr ess t he SHUTTER b utton halfway down t o l ock the f ocus . W ait until you see the green light next t o the v iewfinder . 3 Keeping the SHUTTER b utton pressed halfway do wn, move the came r a to f ram e your subje ct. 4 Pr ess t he S HUTTER button a ll the way down to take t he p ict ure. Prev iewing your p ictures Instead of l o oking through the viewfinde r t o fram e a picture, you can use the image display to preview a pi ct ure. The image display shows exactly what your pict u re will l ook like, whereas the viewfinder is slightly ac curate. Preview your p icture on th e imag e display when precise framin g i s i m portant, espec ially w hen yo u are tak ing a close - u p shot. Note Using the image display consu mes a lot of battery power . T o conserve battery power , the came r a autom ati cal ly turns of f the image displ ay af ter 60 seconds i f you do n ot press a butto n. T o prev iew a p icture 1 T urn the cam era on . 2 Press the button to turn the i mage display on. 3 Frame your pict ure in the image di splay by pointing t he camera lens at your s u bject. 4 Press and hold the SHUTTER b utton halfway down to allow the came r a to a djust the focus and expos ure. 5 When you s ee the st e ady green light to t he right of the viewfinder , press the SHUTTER button all the way d own to t ake the pi cture. T o turn the im age display of f , press the button. S J U G . b o o k P a g e 11 T u e s d a y, O c t o b e r 9, 200 1 1: 3 5 P M
HP ph oto sm art 318 U se r Gui de 12 T ip s for t ak ing the be st pi ctures  T ry to fill the entire fr ame with your s u bject and exclude unwanted detail.  Keep t he s u n beh ind you or a t yo ur side, no t directly overhead or in f ront of y o u.  If the l ight is behind y our subj ect, use the FLAS H ON se tt ing to increase the li ght on t he front o f your s ubjec t .  When the amb ient light is low , us e the flash. Make sure you keep the subject wit h in the flash r a nge (2.5 m, or about 8 feet).  If you use the F LASH OFF setting in l ow light, use a t ri pod to steady the camera during expo s ure .  The camera takes about a second to focus and adjust the exposure when y ou p ress t h e SHUTTER button halfway do wn. W ait until you s ee the s teady green light to t he right of the viewfinder , then pres s the SHUTTER b utton all the w ay down t o take the picture. If t h is i s th e first time you are using a digi tal came r a , y ou mig ht want to practice t o b ecome accusto med t o the t iming.  If a yellow l ight appe ars to the right of the v iewfinder when y ou press t he SHUTTER button, t he camera cann ot find a focus or the expos ure will be longer than 1/30 second (or bot h). T ry the following: • Make sure that you a re no t too close to y our subject a nd that you frame your pictures w ith the desired subject in the center . T he came r a ’ s auto matic focus has a range o f 20 cm 2.5 m eters S J U G . b o o k P a g e 12 T u e s d a y, O c t o b e r 9, 200 1 1: 3 5 P M
T ak ing pi ctu res 13 (about 8 i n ches) to i n finity and focuses on the object in the center of the f ram e. • If the light on y our subject is low , wait for better natural l ight or use the f lash. For more i nformation, s ee “Using th e flash” on p ag e 21. • If the light on your subject is low and y o u are using t he FLASH O FF set t in g, th e expo sure c ould be lo nger than 1/30 sec ond . T o st eady the c amera, mount it on a tripod . • Set t h e cam era’s autom atic f ocus an d au tomat ic e x p osure on a d iff eren t subject by us ing f o cus lock.  Avoid t aking flash photo s in front of reflective o bjects l ike mirrors or g lass t o prevent bri gh t spots in your photos.  Although the cam era has an elec tronic aut omatic focus system , some condi tions m igh t caus e the came ra to focus improperly . Som e examp les are in t he following table. Conditions Examp les o f su bjects Bla c k or v e ry da r k ob je cts Da r k cl ot hin g Ob ject s th at have n o di sti nct or cons i stent fo rm Fo untai ns , wa te rfa lls , wav es, smo ke, fl am e , fi rew o rk s, a su bj ec t i n mi st or fo g Glo ssy an d r ef lec ti ve s ur f aces Gla ss, m irro r s, au to mo b ile s Mu lti pl e or fl ic keri ng ligh t s ourc es Neo n si gns, fl uor esc ent la mps, tel ev is ion im ag es, sun r ay s thr ough tre es Ra pi dly mo vi ng obj ec ts Bas eba l ls, hu mmi ngbi rds , ra ce c ars Non - s ol id ob je cts W ire ne t ti ng o r fe nc in g, la t ti ce wo r k In suff ic ie nt ligh t Su ns e t s , ca nd le lig ht S J U G . b o o k P a g e 13 T u e s d a y, O c t o b e r 9, 200 1 1: 3 5 P M
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Re vi ewi ng y our imag es 1 5 Reviewi n g your images After you hav e taken some pictures and they are s tored in the came r a , y ou can view them by using th e imag e dis play . Whi le viewing yo ur i mages, you can m agn ify or delete ima ges, or create a p rint order t o prin t a set of photos. Ti p T o pre serve battery li f e, conne ct an AC power adapter (optional) while using the image display . V iewing y our image s 1 T urn the cam era on . 2 Press the dial. The last picture you took or v iew ed app ears on the image displ ay . 3 T urn the di a l to scroll throug h your im ages. Each t ime a ne w image app ears on the display , the im age quality indicator appears in th e upper left corne r of the im age, represented by one , t wo , or three stars. The i m age quality indicator disappears after t w o second s. The status line at the bottom of the image displ ay shows t h e following i nformation abou t the current i mage:  The number of the picture and the number of images stored in me mor y or on the CF me mor y c ar d  If the image is se lected for p r i nting, the number of c o pies you want to print and t he print orde r icon  The dat e the pi cture was taken 3 S J U G . b o o k P a g e 15 T u e s d a y, O c t o b e r 9, 200 1 1: 3 5 P M
HP ph oto sm art 318 U se r Gui de 16 When you hav e f i nished reviewing image s, be sure to turn off the image display to conserve battery power . T o d o this, press t he IMAG E DISP LAY ON /OF F ( ) button or turn the camera off. Creating a print o r d er Y ou ca n use y our c a mera to select the i m age s t hat you want t o print. F o r example, when yo u ga ther with f am ily and fr i ends to view your ph otos, you can k eep track o f th e ph ot os th ey wan t copies of and then print t he photos later . With a p rint order you can :  select one im age, several ima ges, or all of th e images that you have stored in t h e camera.  select how many copies you want of each image or of all images. T o ad d a n image to a pri nt order , you se lect the n umb er of cop ies that you want to p r i nt. Note When you are reviewing images on the i m age display , a print order i con appears on the status line for i m ages tha t you hav e a dded to the p rint order . A print order creates a Digi tal Print O rder Format (DP OF) file. This file i s stored with your im ages in mem ory . Y ou ca n print photos f rom y our print order in on e of two ways : s tat us l ine im ag e nu mb er an d nu mb er of im ag es st o red in m e mo ry pri nt ord er (DP OF) i nf orm at io n a nd pri nt orde r icon date th e pi ctur e w as ta ken im ag e qu ali ty in dic at or S J U G . b o o k P a g e 16 T u e s d a y, O c t o b e r 9, 200 1 1: 3 5 P M
Re vi ewi ng y our imag es 1 7  If you r images are s tored on a CF mem ory card, you can i nsert the memory card directly in t o a DP OF-compatible printer . T he printer rea ds the print order and prints th e specified image s.  When you tran sfer y o ur im ages from the camera to a comp uter , the print orde r is copied alon g with t hem. I f you ha ve set up your HP Automat ic I m age Unload s oftware to do so, the comp ut er reads the prin t order and prints the specified images. For m ore i nf orm ation, see “A utomated T ask O ptions” in the software’ s Help. Note An Ap ple Macintosh c omputer do es not recogn ize a DPOF print order . T o create or edit a p rint order 1 T urn the cam era on . 2 Pr ess t he dial t o beg in r e viewing your images . 3 If you wan t copies of a single imag e, use the di al to scroll to the image y ou want to add to or remove from the p rint order . Note If y ou want copies of al l image s, it does not m atter which image is displayed on the imag e di s p lay . 4 Press the d ial t o ope n the main men u, and t h en press t he dial to o pen the Print ( DPOF) men u. 5 T ur n t he dia l t o s elec t Th is Im a g e if y ou want copi es of t he current i m age. Select All I mag es if you want copies of al l the i m age s in me mor y . 6 Pre ss th e d ial. 7 Select the num ber of copies of the image that you want. Ti p T o rem ove an image from a pri n t order , set the number of copies for that image to zero. S J U G . b o o k P a g e 17 T u e s d a y, O c t o b e r 9, 200 1 1: 3 5 P M
HP ph oto sm art 318 U se r Gui de 18 Del eting your i mage s Y ou c an delete a single image or all imag es f rom the cam era. A fter an image has been deleted, i t cannot be recovered. Note If you ha v e a CF memory card i nst a lled, image s are deleted only from the card. T o de lete i mage s 1 T urn the cam era on . 2 Pr ess t he dial t o beg in r e viewing your images . 3 If you are deleting a s ingle i mage, turn the dial to scroll to the image y ou want to delete. Note If y ou are deleti n g all images, it d oes not matter which image is displayed on the imag e di s p lay . 4 Press the dial to open the main menu. 5 T ur n t he d ial t o s cr oll to th e Delete icon, and press the dial t o ope n the Delete menu. 6 T ur n t he d ia l t o s elec t Th is Im a g e if you want to delete t he current image only or All Ima ges if you w ant to de lete al l ima ges. 7 Press the dial to delete the image or images . 8 If you chose to de let e al l ima ges, t he camera a sks you to co nfirm. T o confi rm, tu rn the dia l to sel ect Ye s , and then pres s t he dial . Note From the Delete menu, you can also choose to Fo rmat M em o ry (or F or mat CF Card if a C F memory card is i nstalled). S J U G . b o o k P a g e 18 T u e s d a y, O c t o b e r 9, 200 1 1: 3 5 P M
Re vi ewi ng y our imag es 1 9 V iewing s mall ve rsions (th umbnails) of yo ur images Y ou ca n vie w up to n ine of your ima ges at t he same time on the image displa y . T o look at th umb nails o f yo ur im ages 1 T urn the cam era on . 2 Press the d ial t wi ce to open the main menu. 3 T ur n the di a l to sc roll to th e Vi ew Th um b nai ls icon, an d then pres s the dia l. The image display shows you up to nine of your images at one time, depending on how many im ages you have stored in memory . A yellow borde r frames t h e currently selected i ma ge. 4 T ur n t he d ia l t o select a different image . 5 Pre ss t he dial t o se e the selected image in ful l vi e w. Magn ifying y our images While reviewing an image, you can ma gnify an area of the image to three t imes or six t imes its normal size. T his is helpfu l when y ou want to v i ew a detail of an image. For examp le, you can che ck t o see if people h ad their eyes c l osed when you took their picture. Note Magnify ing an image does not change the image stored in mem ory . T o magnify an im age 1 T urn the cam era on . 2 Press the d ial t o beg in r e viewing your images. se lect ed im a ge S J U G . b o o k P a g e 19 T u e s d a y, O c t o b e r 9, 200 1 1: 3 5 P M
HP ph oto sm art 318 U se r Gui de 20 3 T ur n the di a l to sc roll to th e imag e you want to magni fy . 4 Press the dial to open the main menu. T ur n the di a l to sc roll to th e Ma gnif y icon , and then press the dial to magnify the image. The camera mag nifies the center of the im age to three times i ts normal size. T urn the d i al to pan left or right in the ima ge . 5 Press the dial to open the Ma gnif y me n u. 6 T o chan ge the panning di r e ction so you can pan up and down, turn the dial t o scr oll t o the doubl e arrow icon, an d then pres s the dia l. 7 T o magni fy t he image f urther , t urn the dial to scr oll to the magni fying glass icon, and then press the dial. The camera mag nifies the center of the im age to six t imes it s no r m a l si ze . 8 Repeat steps 6 and 7 t o scroll the i m age le f t an d rig ht or to reduce the magni fi cat ion. 9 T o ret u r n to a ful l vi e w o f th e im ag e , s e le c t t h e Ex i t i con, and t h en pr es s t he d i a l . S J U G . b o o k P a g e 20 T u e s d a y, O c t o b e r 9, 200 1 1: 3 5 P M
Adj u sti ng the ca m er a se tti n gs 21 Adjustin g the camer a set tings Y ou c an modi fy the cam era settings to fit the c urr e nt picture-ta kin g conditions an d your pref erences. For example, y ou can adjust the flash set tings to fi t current lighting con ditions, and you can us e the self-timer to take a pi cture with you r sel f in it. This chapter describes how to:  use the f lash.  change the i mag e q uality .  use the digital zoom .  use the s elf-ti m er .  set t h e date and time.  change the languag e.  set th e we lcome sc reen. Usi ng the flas h The camera off ers four flash settings. The current fl a sh setti n g is indicated by an icon on t he stat us LCD. In addition, if the i mage display is on, a me ssage ap pears a bout the flash setting i n the stat us lin e. Each t ime you t urn the cam era o f f and then on aga in, t he fl a sh setting autom atically r e vert s to AUTO FLASH . If you cha nge the setting, it rem ains until y o u change it or unt i l you turn the cam era off and on. 4 S J U G . b o o k P a g e 21 T u e s d a y, O c t o b e r 9, 200 1 1: 3 5 P M
HP ph oto sm art 318 U se r Gui de 22 Note The f lash recharges b etwee n p ictures. This is indicated by a blink ing flash icon on the status LCD. In addition, if the image displ ay is on, the me ssage FLASH CHARG ING m ight appea r in the status line at the bottom o f the im age disp lay wh en you press th e S HU TTE R butt on. Wh en t he flash i c o n st op s blinking, you can tak e another flash picture . . T o change the flash setting 1 T urn the cam era on . 2 Pr ess t he FL AS H ( ) button repea tedly until the flash set t in g you w ant appears on the st at us LCD. The button cycles through the four a vailable flash settings. Icon Mess age De scription AU T O FLASH The ca mer a de te rmi nes th e need fo r a fl as h ba sed on l ight i ng c on di tio ns. T he fl ash set t ing re verts to AUTO F LAS H ea c h tim e you turn t he cam era o n. RE D-EYE T he fl as h wil l b e us ed if ne ed e d. Red -ey e re d uc tio n m in im iz e s th e o cc ur r en ce of re d- e y e in pi ctur es of pe ople o r an im al s by emi tti n g s ever al s h ort fl a she s t o co nd iti on the su bj ect ’s e ye s to t he fl as h, fo llo we d b y a fin al fl ash to tak e the pi ctur e. I f you ar e phot o grap hi ng pe op le , tel l th em to w ait fo r th e fin al flas h be f ore m oving . FLASH ON T he fl as h w il l b e used in a ll li gh tin g co nd iti on s . Th e amou nt of li gh t p rovi de d by th e f lash wi ll be a dj us te d ac co rd in g t o t he cur re nt li gh t in g co nd iti ons. Us e t hi s se tti ng w h en th e l ig hting fo r t he en ti re pic tu r e is s uffi ci en t, bu t t h e lig ht in g f or the su bj ec t is not , as in a ba ckl ig hti ng sit u atio n. This i s commo nl y call e d “fil l fla sh .” FLASH OFF Th e fla sh wi ll not b e us ed , re gard le ss o f th e li ghti n g cond it i ons. Us e thi s set ti ng in p la ces wher e flas h ph oto gr aphy is n ot perm it ted . If ne ces sary , us e a t rip od to h old t he cam era stea dy . S J U G . b o o k P a g e 22 T u e s d a y, O c t o b e r 9, 200 1 1: 3 5 P M
Adj u sti ng the ca m er a se tti n gs 23 Cha nging the i mag e quality The c amera has three image quali ty se ttings: G ood, Bet ter , an d Best. The curren t im age quality setting is indicated by one, two, or three st ars on the stat u s LCD. In addition , i f the image display is on, G OOD , BETTER or BEST app ears in the s tatus line. The im age qua lity set ti n g de termines the qu ality of y o ur im ages and ho w many im a ges c an be stored in i nternal mem ory or on th e CF memo r y card. Pictures taken with higher i m age qua lity t ake up more space i n m emory; pictures t aken with lower image quality t ake up less sp a c e . Image qu al i ty Descri ption Resolu t ion GOOD T hi s is th e most memo r y-effic ie nt i m ag e q ua li ty set t in g. Use th is se tti ng fo r takin g pictu re s that y o u wi ll on ly s en d in e- ma il or pl ac e on t he In te rne t. 59 2 by 4 00 (w it h m e di um co m pr e ss i on ) BE TTE R T hi s se tti ng p r od uc es h ig h- q ua li ty i m ag es a nd r e qu ire s l es s mem o r y th an BEST mo de . U se this s et tin g f or tak ing p ic tu r es t h at y ou pl an to pri nt 13 c m by 18 cm (5 b y 7 in ch es) o r s mal le r . T his is th e def au lt setti ng . 17 92 b y 12 00 (w it h m e di um co m pr e ss i on ) BE ST P rod uc es th e h igh es t- qu ali ty imag es a nd us e s the m ost m em o ry . U se th is se tti ng fo r takin g pictu re s that y o u p la n to c rop a nd e nl arg e us in g im ag e ed itin g s of twa re, or pr i nt 20 c m by 25 c m (8 by 10 i nch es) o r la rger . 17 92 b y 12 00 (with low co m pr e ss i on ) fl ash bu t ton S J U G . b o o k P a g e 23 T u e s d a y, O c t o b e r 9, 200 1 1: 3 5 P M
HP ph oto sm art 318 U se r Gui de 24 Here are som e important no tes about the image qual ity setting :  Y ou ca n use different imag e qu ality set tings for d iff eren t images.  The c amera retains the current image qua lity set ti n g un til you change it, even if you tu rn the camera of f .  Becaus e imag e q uality affects the num ber o f im ages that can be stored in memory or o n a memory card, the number o f available images (show n on the status LCD) cha nges a s y ou change the i mag e q uality . T o change the image qual i ty 1 T urn the cam era on . 2 Pr ess t he IM AGE QUALI T Y ( ) but ton repeat edly until t h e quality level you want app ears on the st a tus LCD. Usi ng the digi t al zoom Y ou ca n use the c amera’s di gital zoom to ma ke a subject ap pear to be closer . With digit a l zoo m, you alway s use the image display to preview your i mage an d s ee the eff ect of the zoom. Th e imag e di splay shows the im a ge you will ca pture, as shown i n the exampl e below . im age qu al it y but t on ima ge qu alit y i ndic at or S J U G . b o o k P a g e 24 T u e s d a y, O c t o b e r 9, 200 1 1: 3 5 P M
Adj u sti ng the ca m er a se tti n gs 25 T o use th e d igital zo om 1 T urn the cam era on . 2 Pr ess t he DIGI TAL ZOOM ( ) but ton once to turn on the digital zoom . T he image displ ay comes o n automaticall y and 2X DIG IT AL ZO OM a ppears in t he stat u s lin e. Note Pressin g the but ton a gain activates the s elf- ti me r . 3 Use the image display to f rame your subject. T o cancel the digi tal zoo m, p ress the butt on o r press the button twice. 4 T ake your picture. Usi ng the se lf-time r Use the self-ti mer to take a p ict ure of yourself or a posed group. After you t urn the s elf- tim er on a nd press t h e SHUTTER bu tton, the came r a waits 10 seconds befo re t akin g the pict ure. T o use th e self-timer 1 Att ach t he cam era to a tripod or pla ce it on a firm surface at an appropriate distance and height from the subject. 2 With the camera turned on, f ram e your subject in t he viewfinder . Wh en you are ready t o take the picture, press t he button twice. Note Pressin g the bu tton once a ctivates t he digital zoom . Pre s sin g i t again turns of f the digital z oom and turns on t h e self-timer . The s elf-ti m er icon a ppears on the status LCD . In addition , the messag e SELF-T IMER appears in the st atus l ine. 3 Pr ess t he S HUTTER button a ll the way down, a nd then rele ase it. The red self-ti m er indi cat or light on the fron t of the camera blinks for 10 seconds with an i ncreas ing frequen cy . S J U G . b o o k P a g e 25 T u e s d a y, O c t o b e r 9, 200 1 1: 3 5 P M
HP ph oto sm art 318 U se r Gui de 26 4 After 10 seconds , the c amera takes the pi cture and the sel f- timer t u rns of f automat ically . T o canc el the self-timer b efore the camera takes the pi ct ure, press t he button a gain. Se tting the da te an d time The camera has a real-t ime clock that records the date and time at which you take ea c h picture. The camera promp ts you to enter t he date and time under the following circum stances:  When you tu r n the c a mera on for the first time.  If the cam era wa s wi thout battery p ower (the bat te rie s l ost power or we re removed from the camera) for an extende d period of tim e. Note For y our con venience, t he camera m aintains the date and time for at leas t 10 m i nutes after you remove old ba tteries. T o set th e d ate and tim e 1 T urn the cam era on . 2 Press the d ial t wi ce to open the main menu. 3 T ur n the di a l to sc roll to th e Set up i con, and then press t he dial to o pen the Setu p m enu . 4 T ur n the di a l to sc roll to Date & T ime , and t h en press t he dial. sel f- t imer bu tto n se lf-t imer ind ic a tor S J U G . b o o k P a g e 26 T u e s d a y, O c t o b e r 9, 200 1 1: 3 5 P M
Adj u sti ng the ca m er a se tti n gs 27 5 Select the date format you w ant to use. Y ou can choos e MDY (mm/dd/ yyyy), DM Y (dd/mm/y yyy), or YM D (y yyy/mm/d d ). 6 Select the day , month, and year . 7 Select the hour form at you want to use— 1 2-hou r or 24 - h our . 8 Select the hour a nd minutes. 9 T o sa ve your settin gs, sel ect Exit . Cha nging the c ame ra langua ge Y ou ca n chan ge the language us ed for t h e cam era menus to one of six languages: English, French, G erman, Spanish, It a li an, or Jap anese. T o set th e c amera la nguag e 1 T urn the cam era on . 2 Press the d ial t wi ce to open the main menu. 3 T ur n the di a l to sc roll to th e Set up i con, and then press t he dial to o pen the Setu p m enu . 4 T urn the dia l to scroll to the row of f lags, an d then press t he dial. 5 T urn the dia l to scroll to the la nguage you want , and t hen press t he dial. Se tting the w elcome scree n When you first t urn the cam era on, the welcome screen display s the HP In ven t logo. Y ou c an configure the wel come sc reen to displ ay an image of your choice. T o change the image on the wel come scr een 1 T urn the cam era on . 2 Press the d ial t o beg in r e viewing your images. S J U G . b o o k P a g e 27 T u e s d a y, O c t o b e r 9, 200 1 1: 3 5 P M
HP ph oto sm art 318 U se r Gui de 28 3 T urn the dia l to scroll to the image t hat you want to use a s the wel come screen. 4 Press the d ial t o ope n the main men u. 5 T ur n the di a l to sc roll to th e Set up i con, and then press t he dial to o pen the Setu p m enu . 6 T ur n the di a l to sc roll to Welcom e Scr een , a nd t h en pr es s t he di a l . 7 T ur n the di a l to sc roll to eith er Thi s Imag e or H P Logo , and then press t he dial. S J U G . b o o k P a g e 28 T u e s d a y, O c t o b e r 9, 200 1 1: 3 5 P M
Sha ring a nd print ing im ag es 29 Sharing and pr inti ng ima g es After you hav e taken some pic t ures wit h your digital camera, you can u se t hem i n m any fun and cr eative ways. Y ou c an transfer them to your computer for use in creative projec ts or for shari ng with fam ily and f rie nds over t h e Internet. I f you have a printer wi th a sl ot f o r a Comp actFl ash (CF) m emory card, you can print your images directly fr o m a CF m e mory card. Check out HP’ s photos mart Web site at www .hp .com/ ph otos m art for great i de as and tips abou t how t o use your images to create fun projects. This chapt er d escribes ho w to use t he camera with the following equipmen t:  a M icrosoft® Wind ows® com puter  a Micros oft Wi ndows N T® com puter  an Apple Macinto sh® comp uter  a com puter on which you have not install e d the HP sof tware  a card reade r  a p rint e r equ ipped with a card reader 5 S J U G . b o o k P a g e 29 T u e s d a y, O c t o b e r 9, 200 1 1: 3 5 P M
HP ph oto sm art 318 U se r Gui de 30 Usi ng the ca mera with a W in dows co m p ute r Y ou ca n copy th e imag es in your digit a l cam era to a M icrosoft Windows comput er . Syst em r eq u irem en ts for a Wind ow s co mpu te r T o wo r k with your camera, your c o mputer must meet or exceed the follo wing requirements. For updated system req uirements, go t o ww w . hp .co m / ph otos m art . Pr oc es so r 16 6 MHz Pen t ium or eq uiva le nt Memory (RAM) Wi ndow s 98, Wind ows M il le nium E d iti on , Wind ow s 200 0, an d Wind ows XP: 3 2 MB Wind ow s NT 4.0: 64 MB F ree har d di sk s pa ce 18 0 MB V i de o di sp lay 6 40 b y 48 0, 25 6 co lo r s CD-ROM an y speed Op era ti ng syst em Wi ndow s 98, Wind ows M il le nium E d iti on , Wind ow s 200 0, Wind ow s XP , or Wi nd ows NT 4. 0 Inte rfa ce For Wi nd ows 98 , Wi nd ows Mi lle ni um Edi t ion, Wind ow s 200 0, an d Wi ndow s XP : U SB po r t F or Windo ws NT 4.0: C F m emory card and card read er (pu rch ase d sep ara t ely ) S J U G . b o o k P a g e 30 T u e s d a y, O c t o b e r 9, 200 1 1: 3 5 P M
Sha ring a nd print ing im ag es 31 In st all ing t he so ft wa re o n a Wi nd ow s co mpu te r 1 Insert the HP p hotosmart 31 8 CD into your com puter ’s CD- ROM drive. The i n st a llation window a utomaticall y appe ars. If the installation window doe s not a ppear , use Wind ows Explorer o r M y Com puter to locate you r CD-RO M drive, an d then d ouble-click the f ile Setu p.e x e . 2 Cli ck Next , and then follow th e i nst ructions on the screen to instal l the software. The s oftware places several icon s on your de sktop, including a link t o the photo i maging Qui ck Reference. T o i n stall t h e bonus so ftware Certai n versions of the camera are shipped with bonus software. 1 Press and hold the SHIFT key on your computer keybo ard while you insert t he HP ph otosmart 318 CD into your computer ’ s CD-ROM drive. If the aut omatic inst al lation start s, click Cancel . 2 Cli ck St a r t , cli ck Run , an d in t he Open box , type X : \Bo nus\setup.exe (where X is the drive letter assigne d to your CD-RO M drive). 3 Cli ck OK , and then follow t h e i nstructions o n the s c re en to instal l the software. Co nne cti ng the came ra to a W indo ws co mpu te r Before connecting the camera to your c omputer , m ake sure you have install e d t he software. Note The camera us es a US B connection, so you do not need to turn the com puter off wh en con necting o r disconnect ing the cam era. S J U G . b o o k P a g e 31 T u e s d a y, O c t o b e r 9, 200 1 1: 3 5 P M
HP ph oto sm art 318 U se r Gui de 32 T o connect the camera to a Wind o ws co mpute r 1 Make s ure the cam era is turned off . 2 Plug the smaller end of the US B cable i nto the cam era. 3 Plug the flat en d of the cable in to any USB port on your comp uter . Note When the ca mera is c o nnected to your computer , only the switch operates. The ot her came r a bu ttons d o no t res pond. Un lo ad ing i ma ges to a W in dow s com puter Unloading is the process of c o pying images from the c amera’s memory to y our computer . If you have a CF mem ory card i nstall ed in t he cam era, i m age s will be copied from t he CF memory card to the com puter . Y ou ca n un load images from yo ur cam era in one of three ways: automa ti cal ly , manually , or by mo unting the camera as a disk drive. T he a utomatic unload proced ure is the p referred method. For descriptions of t h e other methods , see the online docum entation wi th the HP Photo Imaging so ftware. Ti p T o conserv e battery power , you can use an AC adapter (optional) when you are unloadi ng ima ges to your co mputer . T o unload i ma ges autom atically 1 Connect t he cam era to your com puter u sing t he USB c able. 2 T urn the cam era on . S J U G . b o o k P a g e 32 T u e s d a y, O c t o b e r 9, 200 1 1: 3 5 P M
Sha ring a nd print ing im ag es 33 The s t at us LCD displays PC t o i nd i ca te th e c a m e ra is connect ed to a co mputer . After a few seconds , t h e softw are start s. F oll ow the instructions on your com puter s creen to c omplete th e un load proces s. Note T o pause the au tomat ic un load, click anywhe re in the HP Au tomatic Im age Unload Sof tware win dow . If y ou have no new i m ages in your cam era when you connec t i t to the comp uter , the aut omati c unl oad does not t ake place. Y ou ca n set u p the HP Aut omatic I mage Unl oad software so t hat certain t asks occur automatically after t h e images are unlo aded from the cam era. Y ou can:  automa ti cal ly vie w your im ages.  automa ti cal ly pri nt your i ma ges.  automa ti cal ly l ay out a ph oto al bum page. T o set up the automatic t asks, i n the HP A utom atic Im age Unload Software window , click Ta s k O p t i o n s . For more i nf orm ation, double-click the HP Qu ic k Re f e re nc e—P h oto I magi ng icon that is i nstal led on your desk t op with the software. Usin g the cam e ra wi th a Win do ws NT 4. 0 co mpu te r Windows NT 4. 0 does not s uppo r t the USB i nterface, s o you cannot c onn ect y our camera direct ly to your c omput er . Y ou c an save your images to a CF me mory card (pu rchased separately) and then tr ansfer t hem f rom t he card to the com puter through either a mem ory card slot in an HP p rinter equipped with one or through a m emory c ard reader . T o use an HP printer th a t h a s a memo ry card slot Follow the in s truc tions i n your printer d ocumentation to transfer images from the memo ry card to your Windows NT 4.0 comput er through the prin t er ’ s m emory card slot. S J U G . b o o k P a g e 33 T u e s d a y, O c t o b e r 9, 200 1 1: 3 5 P M
HP ph oto sm art 318 U se r Gui de 34 T o use a memor y ca rd read er 1 Make s ure the cam era is turned off . 2 Remov e the m emory c ard from the came ra. 3 Insert the m emory card i nt o the memory card slot i n the memory card read er . 4 T urn the c ompute r on if you haven’t alread y . 5 Double-click t he H P P ho t o Im ag in g S o ft w ar e icon on t he Windows de s kt op. T he main wi ndow of the HP Phot o Imaging Software opens. 6 Cli ck Unlo ad Images i n the ma in window . Because no US B came r a i s fo und, the s o ftware displays a di alog box in which you can select t he drive letter for your me mory card read er . 7 Select the drive l etter ( such as H: ) for your me m ory c a r d reader in t he dialog box. 8 S t art the HP Automatic I mage Unload softwa r e and com plete the step s to unload without the timer . S J U G . b o o k P a g e 34 T u e s d a y, O c t o b e r 9, 200 1 1: 3 5 P M
Sha ring a nd print ing im ag es 35 Usi ng the camer a with a M aci ntosh co m p ute r Y ou ca n trans fer the images in your digi tal camera to an Appl e Macinto sh com puter . Syst em r equ ir em en t s f or a Ma cin to s h co mpu te r T o work with your cam era, your M acintosh c omputer m ust meet or exceed the follow ing requi rem ents. For updated system req uirements, go t o ww w . hp .co m / ph otos m art . Ch ang ing t he PC Co nne ct Mo de se tt ing Before you can unload images from the cam era to a Macintosh, you m ust c han ge the connec tion setting in t he Se tu p m enu. Note On your cam era, the letters “ P C” stand f or “personal comp ut er” and refer to a comput er r u nning either the Win d ows or M aci ntos h operat ing system. 1 T urn the cam era on . 2 Press the d ial t wi ce to open the main menu. 3 T ur n the di a l to sc roll to th e Set up ic on. Pr oc es so r P ow e r P C, 23 3 MH z Memory (RAM) 64 M B F ree har d di sk s pa ce 15 0 MB V i de o d isp lay 80 0 by 6 00 , 1 6- bit col or CD-ROM an y speed Op era ti ng syst em M AC O S 8. 6 or lat er S J U G . b o o k P a g e 35 T u e s d a y, O c t o b e r 9, 200 1 1: 3 5 P M
HP ph oto sm art 318 U se r Gui de 36 4 Press the dial to open the Set up menu. 5 T ur n the d i al to s cr oll t o PC C o nne ct M od e , and then press the dia l. 6 T ur n the di a l to sc roll to Disk Dr i ve , and then press the dial. In st all ing t he so ft wa re o n a M aci nt os h co mpu te r Y ou ca n un load images to your compu ter ei ther manu ally or automa ti cal ly . T o u se t he camera’s au tomatic u nload feature , instal l the ArcS oft PhotoImpression with Automat ic Ima ge Unload s oft w a re fr om the c am er a C D. 1 Insert the HP p hotosmart 31 8 CD into your com puter ’s CD- ROM d rive. 2 Click the i nstaller i con, and then follow t he i n structions on the scre e n to in stall t he soft wa re. T o i n stall t h e bonus so ftware Certai n versions of the camera are shipped with bonus software. 1 Insert the HP p hotosmart 31 8 CD into your com puter ’s CD- ROM d rive. 2 Double-click t he Bonus f ol der i c o n. 3 Double-click the instal le r icon for Panorama M aker or Photo Fant asy . 4 Follow the in structions on the screen to install the s oftw are. Co nne cti ng the came ra to a Mac int os h co mpu te r Before connecting the camera to your c omputer , m ake sure you have changed t he PC Co nne ct Mo de setting, as desc ribed earlier . S J U G . b o o k P a g e 36 T u e s d a y, O c t o b e r 9, 200 1 1: 3 5 P M
Sha ring a nd print ing im ag es 37 Note The camera us es a US B connection, so you do not need to turn the com puter off wh en con necting o r disconnect ing the cam era. T o connect the camera to a Macintos h computer 1 Make s ure the cam era is turned off . 2 Plug the smaller end of the US B cable (supplied) i nt o the cam e r a . 3 Plug the flat en d of the cable in to any USB port on your comp uter . Note When the ca mera is c o nnected to your computer , only the swi tch operates. The ot her came r a bu ttons d o no t res pond. Unl oa di ng imag e s t o a M aci nt os h co mp u ter Unloading images is the proces s of cop ying ima ges from t he camera t o your c omput er . If yo u have a CF mem ory card i nstal led in t he cam era, i m age s will be copied from t he CF memory card to the com puter . Y ou ca n un load images from yo ur cam era in one of tw o wa ys: automa ti cal ly or by m oun ting the c amera as a disk drive. The automa ti c unlo ad procedure is the preferred method. Ti p T o conserv e battery power , you can use an AC power adapter (optional) when you are unloading images to your computer . S J U G . b o o k P a g e 37 T u e s d a y, O c t o b e r 9, 200 1 1: 3 5 P M
HP ph oto sm art 318 U se r Gui de 38 T o automatica l l y u nload imag es t o a Macinto sh computer 1 Connect the came r a to you r computer by using the USB cable. 2 T urn the cam era on . The s t at us LCD displays PC t o i nd i ca te th e c a m e ra is connect ed to a co mputer . 3 If the welcome s c ree n a ppears o n y our compute r scr een, click OK . 4 After a few secon ds, the HP Automatic Im age Unload window appea r s. W hen the countdown timer expires, the s o ftware begins unloading new image s f r o m the camera to the comp uter . T o pause the au tomat ic un load, click Pause . Y ou c an set up you r HP Automat ic I m age Unload software so t hat certain t asks occur automatically after t h e images are unlo aded from the cam era. In the H P Aut omatic Image U nload window , click Op tions . When al l the new images have been unload ed to your com puter , the A rcSoft P hotoImp ression s oft ware o pens a nd you c an view , edit, pri nt, an d create projects with your images. For mo re informat ion, see the software’ s Help. T i p s fo r un load i ng im age s t o a Mac into sh co mpu te r  When you unload i mages to your com puter , the images are sti l l stored in the c am era until you delete them. If you take new pictures and t hen unload i mag es ag ain, t he automa t ic unlo ad software ignores the old i mages . Tha t way , you do not end up with m any copies of the same image on your comput er .  If you h av e no ne w images in y our camera when yo u connect it to the c o mpu ter , the a utomatic unload does not ta k e place.  Y ou ca n set u p spec ific tasks t o occur automa tically aft er the images hav e been unloaded from th e camera suc h as del et i ng images from the cam era, pri nting the ima ges, or p utting the images into a photo album layout . T o do this, click Optio ns in the HP Au tomatic Im age Unload wi ndow . S J U G . b o o k P a g e 38 T u e s d a y, O c t o b e r 9, 200 1 1: 3 5 P M
Sha ring a nd print ing im ag es 39  In the HP A ut o matic Image Unlo ad Options window , you c an disable the automa ti c unlo ad feature. T o t u rn the f eat ure on again, open the Autom atic Image Unload Op tions file in t h e ArcSoft Phot oImpression folder .  The aut omat ic un load s oftware s tores your i mag es in a folder called M acintosh H D:ArcSoft P I:Photos: da t e . Y ou can chan ge only the final folder (the da te ) i n t hat p ath.  Make sure you kno w whe re y our images are st ored on your comp uter ’ s hard disk . By defaul t, image s are stored in the Photo I m pression folder , f o r exam ple Ma ci ntosh H D :A rcS oft PI:Photos:2002 .07.04 . If you ever d ecide t o delete the Ar cSoft PI f ol der , you must first move your i m ages to another folder . If you d o n ot, you r images will be deleted from the hard d isk when you delete the PhotoImpres sion folder . Unlo ading ima ges without u sing the soft w a r e If you are aw ay from hom e, yo u can unl oad images t o a com puter that does not have the H P Auto matic I m age Unload softw are instal l ed on i t. Note Make s ure that th e comput er h as a USB port a nd that its o perating system is Windows 20 00 o r Windows Millenniu m E dition or l ater , or Macintosh OS 8.6 or later . T o unload images to a Wind ow s o r Macintosh co mputer 1 Change the camera's P C C o nn ect M o de to Disk Drive . F or more in formation, s ee “Chang ing the PC Connect Mode setting” on p a ge 3 5. 2 Connect t he cam era to the Wi ndows or M acintosh compu ter with the US B cabl e . 3 T urn the cam era on . The letters PC appear in the st atus LCD to ind icate that the camera is connec ted to th e com puter . The comp ut er recognizes the camera as a di sk drive. 4 Use the f o llowing p rocedure to access your images as f i les: S J U G . b o o k P a g e 39 T u e s d a y, O c t o b e r 9, 200 1 1: 3 5 P M
HP ph oto sm art 318 U se r Gui de 40 • Windows: Doub le-cli ck the icon for t he newly as signed disk drive in M y Com puter or navigate to the d rive l e tter i n Windows Explorer . Use the Co py and Paste c o mmands to transfer selected image s to your hard drive. • M ac i nt os h: Double-click the Untitl e d drive icon. T hen, drag and drop the selected f i les to y our h ard driv e . Usi ng a card re ader Y ou ca n use a CF memo ry card rea der , such as the SanDisk ImageMat e o r a PCM CIA adapter , t o view and sav e image fi l es on your com puter . If you ha ve s aved your i mages t o a CF m em ory card and you hav e a card reade r i nst a lled on your comput er , insert the CF m emory card into t he card reader . The n, access your images on the CF memory card just as you wou ld access files on a flop py di sk. See your ca r d read er ’s docum entation f or de tai ls. Card r e aders can be purchased f r o m w ww .hp sh op pi ng. co m (selected coun tries only), or from y our local d igit al camera or electronics s tore. Printi ng image s withou t a c omputer If your printer has a s lot for a CF mem ory card, as t he HP photosma rt 1000 a nd hi gher serie s printers do, you can prin t your images directly fr o m the card. For m ore inform ation, see your printer ’s do cumen tat ion. S J U G . b o o k P a g e 40 T u e s d a y, O c t o b e r 9, 200 1 1: 3 5 P M
S t or ing im ages in m emor y 41 S t oring images in m emo ry When you first unp a ck your digit al cam era and begin t aking pictures, the image s are stored in t he cam era’s in t erna l m emory . This m akes i t eas ier t han ever to sav e p ictures; there’s no ne ed for film of a ny kind. Y ou can delete unw anted i mag es from the c amera anytime , m a king space available for new i m ages. However , your camera also has a sl o t f or digital “f ilm” in t he f orm of a Comp act Flash (CF) m emory card ( p urchas ed separat ely). The card is m ore econom ical than c o nventi onal film be cause you can reu se t he c a rd over and ov er a gain. If y ou inst al l a CF memory card in your c amera, images are stored on the CF me mor y c a rd r at h er th a n i n t he c a me ra ’s i n te rn al me m or y . Note If you r comput er runs Win dows NT o r if i t does not have a USB port, you must st o re i m age s on a CF memory card. The n u s e a CF m emor y card reader to transfer i m ages to your c o mpu ter . This chapt er d escribes ho w to use y our camera wi th or w ithout a CF memory card and ho w to copy images from internal memory t o a C F memory card. Ti p As lon g as you hav e a CF m emory card in the came r a , y ou can a cc ess o nly the im ages st ored on the CF mem ory card. For m ore information, see “Using both i nt erna l mem ory a nd a CF m emory card” on page 46. 6 S J U G . b o o k P a g e 41 T u e s d a y, O c t o b e r 9, 200 1 1: 3 5 P M
HP ph oto sm art 318 U se r Gui de 42 Dete rmining th e nu mber of pictures y ou can t a ke Y ou ca n st ore a s many as 1 13 i m ages in t he camera’s i nternal memory . The num ber of pictures that you can take and store in the space rem aining i n mem ory de pends on sev eral f actors. Un like convent ional fil m , each digital im age takes up a dif f erent amount of sp a c e i n memory . Images that are complex and contain many detai l s t ake up mo r e space, whereas simple images t a ke up l ess space. Pictures taken f ull size occ upy more s p ace, whereas pictures t aken with digit a l zoo m occupy l ess sp ace. Howev er , the most important factor i n image s ize i s t he image quality you have sel ected. The num ber of im age s rem aining i n mem ory i s indic ated in the stat us LCD on t op of the ca mera. It is an approxi mate n umb er that decreases a s you t ake pictures. Note Y ou c an take each picture with a d if ferent setting. As you cha nge the settings , the nu mbe r of remain ing images that is i n dicated on the stat u s LCD changes. The number of image s you c a n st ore in t he cam era depends primarily on im a ge quality:  Pictures taken with an im age quality of BEST (t hr ee s t a r s) require t he mos t m emory . Y ou can store a pprox imately 7 suc h images on the cam era.  Pictures taken with an im age quality of BET TER (t w o s ta r s) require less memory . Y ou can store approximately 16 such images on the cam era.  Pictures taken with an im age quality of GO OD (one star) require the least am ount o f mem ory . Y ou can store a m aximum of approximately 1 13 such imag es on the cam era. nu mb er of im ag es r em a ini ng in me m ory S J U G . b o o k P a g e 42 T u e s d a y, O c t o b e r 9, 200 1 1: 3 5 P M
S t or ing im ages in m emor y 43 If internal memory is full, “0” app ears f or the remaining picture count and a red li gh t appears to the r ight of the viewfinder when you p ress the SHUTTER bu tton. In a ddition, i f t h e i mag e dis play is on, t he message MEM OR Y FULL appears in t he status line. T o resum e t aking pictures , unlo ad imag es t o your com puter an d delete them from the camera, or i nstall a CF m emory card. Note The HP photosmart 3 18 d igit al cam era is shipped without a CF mem ory card. If you do not ins t all a CF memory card, all images are autom atic a lly stored in in tern al me mor y . Using a CF memory card If you in st a ll a C F mem or y c ard, all im ages taken a ft er i nstallin g the CF mem ory card are saved t o t he card. Note Even if t he re is sp ace avail able in i nt ernal memory , images will be s tor ed on the CF mem ory card . In addition, as long as the CF mem ory card is in the c a mera, all came r a operations invol ve the imag es t hat are on the CF memory card. The remaining image count app li es to the CF m emory card, and images that you review are st o red on the CF m e mory card. When a CF memo r y c ard is inst al led, t he letters CF ap pear on t he stat us LCD. CF card indicator S J U G . b o o k P a g e 43 T u e s d a y, O c t o b e r 9, 200 1 1: 3 5 P M
HP ph oto sm art 318 U se r Gui de 44 Installi ng a C F m em o ry ca rd Use o nly CompactFlash Association (CF A ) cert ifie d type 1 CF memory cards with your digital c a mera. These cards are manufactured by several vend ors and are available in a variety of memory sizes. Y ou can purc hase additional CF me mor y ca rd s f rom ww w . hpsho pp ing. com (selected coun tries only), or from y our local d igit al camera or electronics s tore. T o i n stall a CF me mory car d 1 Make s ure the cam era is turned off . CAUTIO N Inserting or remo v i ng a CF m em ory card while the came r a i s on c ould damage the existing card or resul t in los t im age s. 2 Open the CF me mory card do or . 3 If there is a card already i n the camera, remove the ex ist i ng card. T o do this, locate the lever on the b ottom of the c amera under the CF memory card door . Slide i t t ow ard the center of t he camera. The card pops out. 4 Hold t he n ew CF m emory c ard s o t hat t he tiny le dge on the top rea r of the c ard is between your f ingers, the side with pinhole s fac es the camera, and the ledge on the back of t h e card f aces the front o f t he cam e r a . 5 Insert the card firmly all t h e way into the camera. CAUTIO N The card should fit easily al m ost all the way i nt o the slot. I f it stops wh en i t is only partial l y i nsert ed, t urn t he card over and tr y agai n. Do not forc e the c ard into the cam e r a . S J U G . b o o k P a g e 44 T u e s d a y, O c t o b e r 9, 200 1 1: 3 5 P M
S t or ing im ages in m emor y 45 6 Gently push the CF memory card all t h e wa y i nto the cam era. 7 Close t h e CF mem ory card door . Ti p If y ou cannot close the CF m emory card door , you might not have inserted the c a rd correctly . Rem ove the card and t ry again . Ch ec ki ng th e C F me mor y c ard st a t us I f yo u have a CF mem o r y card inst al le d in th e c a me ra, t he l etters CF appear in the s tatus LCD and in the st atus line of t he i m age display . If the CF memo ry card is full, “0” appears for t he rem aining pi cture count and a red li gh t appears to the r ight of the viewfinder when you p ress the SHUTTER bu tton. In a ddition, i f t h e i mag e dis play is on, t he message CF CAR D F ULL app ears on the st a tus li ne t o indicate that you cannot t ake any more pictures. If the CF mem ory card is da maged or unformatted, the lett e rs CF appea r on the s tatus L CD an d b li nk, and an error message appea r s on the image display . T o resum e taking pi ct ures, t ry th e foll ow ing steps:  If you receive any card error indica ti o ns imm ediately after instal l ing a new , blank CF memory card, the card might need t o be formatted.  If the message CF CARD FULL ap pears on the image displa y after you have successf ully t aken and stored numerous imag es on th e CF m emory ca rd, the CF memor y card i s ful l. S J U G . b o o k P a g e 45 T u e s d a y, O c t o b e r 9, 200 1 1: 3 5 P M
HP ph oto sm art 318 U se r Gui de 46  If you recei ve t he card error indications and the card is formatted an d i s not full, the card m ight be dam age d. T ry reformatting the card, or t ry a diff erent ca r d . Usi ng bo th inter nal memo ry and a CF me mo ry c ar d If you ha ve images stored in internal m emo r y an d y ou install a CF memory card, you can no l o nger access the image s in internal memory . Y ou have tw o op tions:  T urn the cam era off, rem ove the card, and turn the c amera back on. Y ou now hav e a ccess to images in internal memory .  Copy the images from internal m em ory to t h e CF m emory card and access the images from the CF m e mory card. T o copy i mag es f r om interna l memor y to a CF memo ry card 1 If you have not already already done so, i n st a ll a CF memory card in the camer a . 2 T urn the cam era on . 3 Press the d ial t wi ce to open the main menu. 4 T ur n the di a l to sc roll to th e Set up i con, and then press t he dial to o pen the Setu p m enu . 5 T ur n the di a l to sc roll to Copy to CF Ca rd , a nd t h en pr es s t he di a l . Note Copying image s f ro m internal memory t o a CF memory card do es not overwrite cont ent that is already on th e CF m emory card. If the CF memory card does not have enough room to store all the images that are i n i nternal mem ory , an error messag e ap pears. E ither m ake room on t he C F memory card or turn t he c a mera off and replace the CF memor y card. 6 T urn the dial to s elect Ye s , and then press t he di al. S J U G . b o o k P a g e 46 T u e s d a y, O c t o b e r 9, 200 1 1: 3 5 P M
S t or ing im ages in m emor y 47 The images are copied from internal memo r y to the CF me mory card . Y our images a re still s tored in in ternal m em ory until you d elete them. If you have creat ed a print orde r for those image s, the print order i s copie d to the CF mem ory card along wi th th e imag es. Fo r m atting me mory The internal mem ory in st a lled in your d igit al c amera is form atted at the f act ory . Under ordinary c i rcumstances, you do not ne ed to format i t. Howev er , if the cam era does not s tore i mages prope rly , you might want t o t ry fo rm atting the internal memory . CAUTIO N Formatting d eletes ev erything stored in m emory . Most CF memo r y c ards a re already formatted whe n you buy t hem. However , if you buy a C F memory card that has not be en formatted, you n eed to format it before y ou can store i mag es on it. If you i n sert a ne w , formatted card in the camera and it doesn’t work, t ry reformat ting i t — it may have been formatted imprope r l y . Also reform at c ards that we re prev ious ly used in a different cam e r a to o pt imiz e them fo r u s e wi th your ca mera. Note Y ou ca n reuse a CF m emory card that i s full by formatting it. T his deletes all images and files from the card. Y ou c an also use the Delete menu to delete one or a ll images from a CF m emory card. T o format i n tern al memory or a CF m e mory card 1 T urn the cam era on . 2 Press the d ial t wi ce to open the main menu. 3 T ur n the di a l to sc roll to th e Delete icon, an d then press t he dial to o pen the Delete me nu. 4 T ur n the di a l to sc roll to Fo rmat Me mo ry or , i f a CF mem o r y card is i nst alled , scro ll to For mat CF Card , an d t h en pr es s t he di a l . 5 T ur n t he d ia l t o s elec t Ye s , and then press the dial. S J U G . b o o k P a g e 47 T u e s d a y, O c t o b e r 9, 200 1 1: 3 5 P M
HP ph oto sm art 318 U se r Gui de 48 When m emory has been formatted, the message NO IMAGES I N ME MORY (or NO IMAGES O N CF CARD ) appears on the image displa y . CAUTIO N Formatting d eletes ev erything stored on t he CF memory card, including files from other dev ices such as pocket comput ers. Make sure y o u are form at ting the correct card! I f you ’re n ot sure, chec k t he contents of the card before y ou format it. S J U G . b o o k P a g e 48 T u e s d a y, O c t o b e r 9, 200 1 1: 3 5 P M
Powe ring a nd m a int a in ing yo ur c am era 49 Powe r ing an d maint a ining your camer a This chapt er d escribes ho w to use ba tteries or an AC p ower adapter to power your cam era, h ow to care for your camera, and how to use your cam era safely . Power ing yo ur camer a Y our d igita l cam era c a n b e po wered by bat teries o r an HP - approved AC po wer adapter . For c onveni ence, use batteries when you a re taking pi ctures. T o preserv e b at t ery po wer , use an A C adapter (purchas ed separately) wh en yo u are reviewing i mages on the image displ ay for a n ex tende d pe riod of time , or wh en you are transferring images from the camera to y o ur computer . Det erm ini ng if th e ba tte ries ne ed t o be ch ange d The battery icon on t h e status LCD indicates the charge level of the ba tteries. T here a r e three levels of bat tery c harge: full , p artial ly-charged, and em pty . If the bat tery icon shows t hat the batteries are empty , i t is time to replace the batteries. Note When the emp ty-battery icon on t he status LCD begins blinking, the power is a bout to shut of f. Y o u need to replace the batteries before you can t ake another picture . 7 S J U G . b o o k P a g e 49 T u e s d a y, O c t o b e r 9, 200 1 1: 3 5 P M
HP ph oto sm art 318 U se r Gui de 50 The li fe of t he batteries depe nds on several fac t ors. T hese include:  how often and how long you use the i m age display .  how often you use the f l ash.  the nu mbe r of pi ctures you ta ke.  tempera ture conditions (operating the cam era at colder tempera t ures res ult s i n shorter b attery l if e ) .  the ty pe of ba ttery (pho to-lithium ba tteries have the longes t l if e , alkaline have the shortest). T o ext end battery life:  When using the came r a with a com puter or whe n usi ng the image displa y for extended perio ds of time, use an A C po wer adapter that HP has approved for use wi t h you r di g ital came r a .  Limit your us e of the i mag e dis play , exc ept whe n usi ng a n AC power adapter .  Use only ba tteries th a t are d esigned for di git al cam eras, such as ph oto-quality al kaline, phot o-li t hium, or rechargeabl e n ickel- metal hydride (Ni M H) batt eries, avail able f rom various battery manufacturers.  If you are usi ng rechargea ble bat t erie s, be sure you fully drain and recharge the batteries according to t h e manu facturer ’s ins tru ctio n s.  Use o nly ba tteries tha t are i n g ood c o ndition. B atteries t hat show signs of leak age, corrosi on, or s w ellin g shou ld not be instal l ed in the cam era. Fu ll Pa rtia ll y- ch ar ged E mp ty S J U G . b o o k P a g e 50 T u e s d a y, O c t o b e r 9, 200 1 1: 3 5 P M
Powe ring a nd m a int a in ing yo ur c am era 51 Rep la cin g ba tte r ies The camera uses four AA batteries. Y ou can use phot o-lithium or photo-qual it y alkali ne AA batteri e s, or rechargea ble NiMH AA batteries. Y ou can purchase add itional batteries from your local came r a or electronics store. Note If y ou choose to u se rechargea ble batteri e s, y o u must recharge them in a separate d evice, outside the cam era. T he batteries do not recharge in the came r a whe n you c onnect a n A C adapter . T o i n sert new b atteries: 1 Make s ure the cam era is turned off . 2 T o op en the battery compartmen t, slide the battery compartment cover in the di r e ction of the arrow , and then lif t it . 3 Insert four new batteries, making su r e the / − electrodes a r e fac ing th e proper direction (s ee the diagram inside the battery compartmen t ). 4 Close the ba ttery com p a rtment cover by s li d ing it into place and then clicking it shut. CAUTIO N Replace all the bat teries at t he sam e time. Do not replace the b atteries indi vi dually or u se batt eries o f dif ferent types . Always follow the instructions on the battery p ack age when han dling or di spos ing of batteries. S J U G . b o o k P a g e 51 T u e s d a y, O c t o b e r 9, 200 1 1: 3 5 P M
HP ph oto sm art 318 U se r Gui de 52 Using an AC powe r adap ter T o ext end the lif e of you r batteries, use an A C power adap ter as your power source when connec ti n g you r camera to a compute r or when using the image display for an extended period. Use only an AC power adapter that HP h as approved f o r use with the cam era. Use of any other a dapt er will vo id your warrant y an d can d ama ge y ou r c amera. AC pow er ada pt e rs are available a t ww w . hpsho pp in g.c om (selected countries o nly). For AC adapte r spec ifications, see HP ’ s photosma rt W eb site a t ww w .hp .c om/ ph otosm art an d cli c k su pp or t . T o connect an AC power ad apter: 1 Plug the adapter into a p ower source (s uch as a wall outlet or power stri p). 2 Connect the round end of the adapter cable to the cam era. Note If y ou wan t t o use bat tery power , remove the AC adapter from the camera. If the A C adapter is connect ed to the c amera, even if it is no t con nected to a power source, the camera will not use b attery power . S J U G . b o o k P a g e 52 T u e s d a y, O c t o b e r 9, 200 1 1: 3 5 P M
Powe ring a nd m a int a in ing yo ur c am era 53 Caring for y our camera and a ccessor ie s Camera  Keep the lens c lean t o h elp y ou t a ke s harp, cl ear ph otos with the best possible f o cus. Use a dry , soft, l i nt-free c l oth to g ently wipe the l ens and st atus and image displays to clean of f any fingerprint s and dus t.  Wipe the outside surf a ces of the ca mera wi th a clean, dry cloth. N ever use a roug h cloth or ab rasive cleaners, which can scratch the camera.  Do not l ea ve the c a mera in the sun or in a very warm l ocat ion (for example, inside a car) for long peri ods.  I f you move t he camera from a col d to a warm l ocat ion or vi ce versa, always a ll ow the c amera sev eral m inutes to adjust to the current ambient temperature bef ore you use it. M emory ca rds  T o avoi d e r a sing data from a m em ory card or da mag ing th e card, do not expo se it to heat, moisture, or static electricity . S J U G . b o o k P a g e 53 T u e s d a y, O c t o b e r 9, 200 1 1: 3 5 P M
HP ph oto sm art 318 U se r Gui de 54 Sa fety precau tions  T o avoi d the risk of electric shock , do not op en the c amera case or att em pt to rep air the camera yourself. Cont act a n authorized HP S ervice Center for repairs.  Keep the camera d ry . Ex posin g the came ra to e xcess ive moisture can caus e i t t o m alfunction.  If moi sture gets i nside the cam era, st op using the cam era imme diately . Allow the camera to ai r dry compl etely before operating it a gain.  Y our digita l cam era comes with four non-rechargeable batteri e s. Do no t a ttempt t o recharge thes e bat t eries. D o no t mix ol d an d ne w ba tteries or ba tteries of different ty pes. Fol low the ba ttery m anufactu r e r ’ s s afety instructions.  When di sp o sing of batteries, follow t h e battery manufactu r e r ’s disposal and recycling instructions or the gu idelines t hat a re recommend ed for yo ur area. Do not incinerate or puncture batteries.  Use o nly the HP -approved AC pow er ada pter . Failure t o d o so could damage th e cam era or caus e a fire. Use of a non-HP AC power adapt er will als o void y our cam era’s warr anty .  The im age display of your di git al cam era contains m ercury . Disposal of t his material m ay be re gulated due to environmental consid erations. For dispo s al or recy cling information, please contact you r local au thoriti es or E IA: ww w . eiae.org . S J U G . b o o k P a g e 54 T u e s d a y, O c t o b e r 9, 200 1 1: 3 5 P M
T r o ubl eshoo ting , s up por t, an d wa rr ant ies 55 T roublesho oting , suppo rt, and wa rran tie s Probl ems and solu tions Problem Possible caus e Solution The cam era doe s not turn on. Th e ba tte r ie s ar e n ot fu nctio ni ng corr ectly. Ch ec k th e f oll owi ng c on di tio ns : • The ty pe of b at t eri es th at y ou ha v e in s tal le d in the c am e ra ma y no t be th e ap pro pr i at e t yp e for a dig it al ca mera . U s e on ly f our ph ot o-q ua lit y AA li thi um , alk a lin e, o r NiM H ba tte rie s. • Mak e su re t h e b at teri e s a r e in se rte d co rrect l y. Th e po sit ive and ne ga tive po les ma y be r e ver sed . • The ch ar ge in the ba t te rie s ma y be l ow or co mpl ete ly dr aine d. Try in s tal li ng ne w o r re ch ar ge d ba tte rie s. Th e A C ad a pte r i s no t f un ct ion in g co rr e ct l y . Ch ec k th e f oll owi ng c on di tio ns : • T he AC po wer ad apte r is plu gg ed i nto an el ec tri ca l out le t. • T here is p ow er a t t h e ou tl e t. • T he AC po wer ad apte r is not da mage d. 8 S J U G . b o o k P a g e 55 T u e s d a y, O c t o b e r 9, 200 1 1: 3 5 P M
HP ph oto sm art 318 U se r Gui de 56 Y ou ha ve an A C po wer ad ap te r conn e cted to th e cam era , b ut it is n ot conn e cted to a po wer so ur ce . When yo u ha ve an A C ada pter co nnec te d to t he came ra, t he came r a do es not us e ba tte ry po wer ev en if t he ad apt er is not co nnect e d to a p ower so urc e. If y ou wan t to us e bat t ery po wer , di scon ne ct th e A C a dapt er f rom t he cam er a. If yo u wa nt to u se AC po wer , co nnec t t he AC adap t er to a wor kin g e lec tri c al ou tle t. The cam era doe s not res pon d wh en I p r es s a but ton. The cam era i s of f. T urn th e ca mera on. Th e ca me ra is conn e cted to a c omput er . I f th e s tat us LCD d is pl ay s the le tte rs PC , th e ca m era bu t t on s d o no t r e s po nd . T he ba tt eri es are em p ty . Re pl ac e t he b att eri es . Th e c a me ra ne ed s to be re se t. T ur n th e ca mera of f an d t hen on ag ai n. Re mo v e the bat ter ies an d rei ns t al l the m . I f you a r e usin g an AC p ower ada pt er , di scon ne ct th e adapt e r f rom t he c ame ra, rem ove an d rei ns tal l t he ba tte ri es, a nd t hen r ec onnec t t he ad ap te r . I rep lac e the ca me ra batteries freq ue ntly . Ex ten de d us e of th e im ag e di sp la y c ons umes b at ter y po wer. Un lo ad in g im ag es t o yo ur c omput er ca n a ls o c on sum e a lot of batte ry po we r . T o ex tend th e l ife o f y ou r b atteri es : • Alw ay s use an AC adap te r t o pow er t he came r a whe n you a r e us ing t he i mage di sp la y for an ext e nded pe rio d o f tim e an d whe n you a r e u nlo a din g im ag es t o y o ur co mp ut er . • Lim it yo ur use of the i ma ge dis pl ay . • Do n ot use or din ar y al kali n e ba tte rie s. Pur chase hi gher -gr a de batt eries, su ch as “u ltra-” or “p rem iu m - ” g rad e al ka lin e or lit hi um ba tte rie s, or swi tc h to r ec har gea ble NiM H ba tte rie s. Th ese ba t te rie s are av aila bl e f rom v ari ou s batt e ry ma nufa ctur er s. The camera turns on an d co ns um e s batte ry po we r whi le you ca r ry it lo os e in a pu rs e or ba ck pac k . Always carry th e ca mera s ecurely i n a ca se. Problem Possible caus e Solution S J U G . b o o k P a g e 56 T u e s d a y, O c t o b e r 9, 200 1 1: 3 5 P M
T r o ubl eshoo ting , s up por t, an d wa rr ant ies 57 Th e Ni M H ba tt eri es y ou ar e us ing w ere re cha rge d in co r re ct ly . Y o u mu st r e ch arg e al l f o u r N iM H ba tte rie s af ter ful ly drai ni n g them fo ur ti mes fo r the batte rie s to reach t he ir op tim um ca pac it y an d per for ma nce. The wron g da te and/or time is sh own. T he ba tt eri es w e re de ad o r w e re remo ve d fro m the camera for m ore th an 10 m in ut es . Re pl ace the b a tter ies an d then re se t the da te an d t ime us in g the came ra me nu s. T o a v oi d l os in g da te an d tim e in fo rm ati on , r e pl ac e lo w b att er i es p rom pt ly . The i ncor rec t la ngu age i s set o n the ca me ra. Th e wr o ng la ng ua ge wa s se lect ed wh en yo u sta r te d t h e cam era th e first time . Ch an ge t h e ca me ra la ng ua ge b y us in g th e cam era’s Se t up me nu. A lo ng de lay oc cu rs a f t e r I p res s th e shutter bu tton before the c amer a t a kes a pict ure . Th e ca me r a is s til l s aving th e las t pi ct ure y ou t o ok. W a it a f ew seco nd s fo r th e ca mera to f inis h pro ce ssi ng the i mag e, an d t hen pre ss t h e SHUT TE R b utt on half way down. When a s te ady gr ee n lig ht appe ar s ne xt to the v ie wfin d er , the c amer a is re ad y to tak e an ot he r p ic tur e . T he fl as h i s re cha rgi ng . Wait un til th e fla sh i co n on the stat us L CD st ops bl in ki ng be for e tak in g a no th er fl as h pi ct ure . T he li gh t is low and t he fl as h i s tur ne d off. In di m li gh t th e c a me ra r eq ui res a lo ng er e xpos ur e. Eithe r ho ld th e cam era v ery ste ady un til i t ta ke s the p ictu re; or i mpro ve t he li gh t ing co nd iti on s or use th e flash . A re d li ght ap pe ar s ne xt to t he vi ew fin de r wh en I p res s the s hutter but ton. Sp ac e i n memor y i s in suffic ie nt for th e pi ct ure . (T he s tat u s LCD s h ows “0 ” im ag es r em ai ni ng .) Ma ke ro om in me mory by de le tin g or u nlo a din g im ag es , or se le ct a low er i mag e qual i ty set t ing. If you do n ot ha ve a C F mem ory card in s t a ll ed , i ns tal lin g on e w ill g ive y o u roo m f or mo re i mag es . If you ha ve a CF me mory c ard , rem ov e it an d se e if yo u have room in in ternal me mory (the st at us LC D sho ws a nu mb er ot he r th an 0), or in st a ll a ne w C F memor y car d. F or m ore i nfo rm at ion , se e “ Ins tal li ng a C F m em o ry ca rd” on pa ge 44 . Problem Possible caus e Solution S J U G . b o o k P a g e 57 T u e s d a y, O c t o b e r 9, 200 1 1: 3 5 P M
HP ph oto sm art 318 U se r Gui de 58 The me mory card th at yo u ha ve in t he c amer a is damag ed or is not form a tte d. Form at th e memo ry c ard or re plac e it wit h a new, for mat ted card . A y ell ow li ght ap pe ar s ne xt to t he vi ew fin de r wh en I p res s the s hutter but ton ha lfway down . Th e c a me r a ca nn o t fi nd a focu s be caus e yo u are too cl ose t o th e su bjec t. Th e ca m era ’s a u tom a t ic f o c us r a ng e is 20 cm (~8 inch es) t o i nfi nity a nd fo cu ses on the o bj ect i n th e cent e r of t he fr ame . Ma ke sur e y ou ar e not t oo cl ose to th e su bjec t a nd th at you hav e p la ced th e s ub je ct in th e mi dd le of th e fr am e . Th e c a me r a ca nn o t fi nd a focu s be caus e th e s ub je ct do es no t p rovi d e enou gh contrast for the auto ma ti c foc us s ystem . T r y a di ffere nt a ng le or ch an ge th e li gh ti ng on y ou r s ub je ct . Y o u ca n al so u se fo cu s lo ck t o s e t th e focu s on a di ff e rent subj ec t. F or mor e in fo rmat i on, se e “Usi ng fo cu s lock” on p ag e 10. T he ex pos ur e wi ll b e lo ng er tha n 1/3 0 s econd be ca use t he l ight is di m and t he fl ash ha s been tu rned o ff. T ry the fo llo win g so lu tions : • Us e the flas h. • Wa it fo r li ghti ng c on ditio ns to i mpro ve o r tu rn on th e li gh ts in th e room. • Us e a t r ip od to s tea dy t he c am era fo r th e lo ng er ex po su re . My imag e is blurry . Y our subj ec t wa s too clos e to th e c a mera le ns . Th e ca m era ’s a u tom a t ic f o c us r a ng e is 2 0 cm (~ 8 inc he s) fr o m th e f ron t of t he l ens to in fini t y . F or a cl ear , s har p ima ge , ma ke sur e y our su bj ect i s wi thin th is ra ng e. Th e s u bj ec t wa sn ’t ce nt ere d in th e f ram e, o r the su bjec t di d n o t p rov id e en ou gh c on tra st fo r th e ca me ra to focu s p rop erl y . I f you d o no t wa nt yo ur sub j ect in th e mi ddle of the i mag e, or if the sub je ct l acks co nt ras t, us e focu s l ock to s et th e cam er a’s au toma ti c focus u s ing a di ff e rent subj ec t. F or mor e in fo rmat i on, se e “Usi ng fo cu s lock” on p ag e 10. Th e s u bj ec t m o ve d whi le y ou to ok th e pi ct ure . I f you a r e phot og rap hi ng a mov in g o bjec t, try us in g focu s l oc k. Y ou mov ed the cam era w h ile you to ok th e pic tu re . Ho ld t h e c a me ra st ea dy a s yo u pr e ss th e SHUTT ER bu tto n, or use a tr ip od . Problem Possible caus e Solution S J U G . b o o k P a g e 58 T u e s d a y, O c t o b e r 9, 200 1 1: 3 5 P M
T r o ubl eshoo ting , s up por t, an d wa rr ant ies 59 My imag e is too da rk. Th ere w a s no t en ou gh l igh t. W a it for na tu ral li gh tin g co nd it io ns to im p rov e , ad d in di rec t li gh tin g, or us e t he fl as h to il lum i na te yo ur su bj ec t. T he fl as h was o n, b ut th e subj ec t wa s t oo fa r aw ay . Th e fl as h ca n on ly ill um in at e ob je cts tha t a re w it hi n 2. 5 m ( ~ 8 f ee t) of t h e c am e ra. Ma ke sur e y our su bj ect i s wi thin ra nge of t he fl as h whe n yo u ta ke t he pi ct ure . A l ig ht sh on e b ehin d th e s u bje c t. Use FLA S H ON to b rig hten th e s ubje c t wh en th ere i s a b ack li gh t. Y our fing er b lo cke d t he fl as h. Be sure to move you r fi ngers awa y fro m th e fla sh wh en you a re r ea dy to tak e a pi ctu re. My imag e is too brig ht. T he fl as h pro vi de d to o mu ch li ght. Ch an ge th e f la sh s et t in g to AUTO or OFF . A na tu ral or ar tif i cial s ou r c e ot her than th e f la sh pr ov id ed to o mu ch li ght. T ry taki ng th e pic tu re fro m a d iffe ren t an gle. Av oi d p oint in g the cam era dire ct l y to ward a b rig ht l ight or refl ec tiv e su rfac e on a sunn y da y . I f the re i s li gh t beh in d yo ur su bj ect, us e the FLAS H O N se tting . Y ou wer e to o cl ose t o th e su bjec t to us e t he fl as h. M ov e ba ck f rom t he s ub jec t or se t t h e fl as h to FLAS H OFF and take the pi ctu re ag ai n. Wh en I co nne ct the ca me ra t o m y c ompu ter , th e so ft war e sa ys it can ’t find th e ca me ra. Th e ca me ra is tu rned o ff. T ur n th e ca mera on. The USB cabl e i s no t c o nn ec te d co rr e ct l y . Mak e sur e th at the US B c ab le is fi rm ly co nnec te d at bo t h en ds. Th e ca me ra is conn e cted to th e c omput er thr oug h a US B hub an d your US B hu b i s no t com pat ibl e with th e ca m er a . Co nnec t t he cam era d ire ct ly to a USB p ort on th e co m pu ter. Th e c a me ra ne ed s to be re se t. T ur n th e ca mera of f an d t hen on ag ai n. Problem Possible caus e Solution S J U G . b o o k P a g e 59 T u e s d a y, O c t o b e r 9, 200 1 1: 3 5 P M
HP ph oto sm art 318 U se r Gui de 60 Err or me ss ag es If an e rror messa ge a ppears o n the im age display , try on e of t he following sol utions. The comp ute r doe s not rec ogn ize the ca me ra an d the aut omatic im ag e u nl o ad doe s not star t. Th e ca me ra is n ot co nf ig ure d co rr ect l y fo r th e typ e of c omput er yo u h ave. Op en t he Se tup m en u an d ch ec k th e PC Conn ec t M od e se ttin g: • I f you a re us ing a W indo ws co mput er, mak e sur e PC Con nect Mode i s se t t o Digit al Camera. • I f you a re us in g a Ma ci ntos h co mput er, mak e sur e PC Con nect Mode i s se t t o Disk Drive . Y ou ha ve not tak en an y ne w pic tur es si nc e th e l as t t i me yo u un lo ad ed im ag es t o yo ur c omput er . When yo u un load ima ge s to yo ur co mput er , th e im ages a r e stil l s tor ed in th e ca m era unti l y ou del et e t he m. If yo u t ake n ew pi ct ure s an d the n un loa d i mages a ga in, t he au toma ti c u nl oad so ftwa r e igno r es th e ol d imag es . I f you ha ve no n ew im ag es in yo ur camer a wh en you c onne c t it to the c ompu te r , the a utom ati c un lo ad d oes n o t take pl ace. Y our Macin t osh c omput er h as a n ol de r v ers io n of O S 8 .6, wh ic h do es n ot s uppor t U SB mass s tor ag e. Go to t he Supp ort se ctio n of ww w .app le .com and do wnl oa d the US B M as s S t o rag e S upp o rt ( v ers io n 1 .3. 5) up dat e. Error messag e Possible cau se Solu tion BAD CF CARD! The CF memory card is d amage d. Re fo rmat the CF m em ory c ar d o r r e pl ace t h e car d. BATTERIES ARE T OO LO W FO R LIV E VI EW Po w er in th e b at ter ies i s in suffic ie nt for you to pr ev ie w y ou r p ict ure s . Ho weve r , yo u ca n ta ke pi ct ure s or rev ie w y ou r i mag es. Pr ess t he butto n t o tu rn the i mag e di sp lay of f and us e the vi e wfi nd er t o fr ame you r pi ctur es. Problem Possible caus e Solution S J U G . b o o k P a g e 60 T u e s d a y, O c t o b e r 9, 200 1 1: 3 5 P M
T r o ubl eshoo ting , s up por t, an d wa rr ant ies 61 CF CARD REQUIRES FORMATTING The CF me mory car d ne ed s to be f orm at ted. Form at the CF memory c ard. INVALID DATE! Y ou se t an i n vali d d ate, such as F eb rua ry 31 , 20 02 . Us e the di al to s et a va lid da t e. NO IMAGES ON CF CARD Y ou a tte m pted to v iew i mag es, b ut no im age s ar e sto r ed on t he C F ca rd th at i s in the ca m era . (T hi s me ssage ap pear s auto m ati call y whe n yo u de le te al l im ag es o r fo rm at th e C F card .) T ak e a pi ct ure or pre s s the bu tto n. If yo u ha ve ima ge s stor e d in in ter nal me mo ry an d yo u wa nt to vie w th em , t urn o ff t he c am era, r emov e th e CF c ar d, an d t urn th e ca m er a back on. F or more i nfo rm at io n, se e “U si ng both in ter nal me mo ry an d a CF me mory c ard” o n page 4 6. NO IM AG ES IN MEM ORY Y ou a tte m pted to v iew i mag es, b ut ther e ar e no i mag es s t ored in int e rna l me mory . (Th is m essag e a ppear s auto ma tica ll y wh en y ou de le te al l i m ag es o r fo rm at the ca mer a’s int ern al me mory . ) T ak e a pi ct ure or pre s s the bu tto n. F or m o re information, s ee “S torin g images in me mory ” on pa ge 41. NOT ENOUGH ROOM ON CF CARD Y ou a tte m pted to c opy i mag es f r om in te rna l me mo ry to a CF c ar d, bu t s pace on t h e C F c ard i s in suffic ie nt fo r a ll the i mag es. Del ete s ome o f t he im ag es on the CF c ard or r epl ac e t he car d w ith on e with mor e s to rag e ca pac it y . O r r em o ve t he c ard , d elete s ome of th e im ages i n i nter n al memo r y , an d tr y agai n. Error messag e Possible cau se Solu tion S J U G . b o o k P a g e 61 T u e s d a y, O c t o b e r 9, 200 1 1: 3 5 P M
HP ph oto sm art 318 U se r Gui de 62 Gettin g as sist ance HP pro vi des sev era l res ou rc es on t he W or ld Wi de Web to p rov id e he lp w ith y ou r ca m era w h en ev er yo u w an t. V is i ting HP We b sit e s HP pro du ct su pp or t Vi s i t w ww.h p.c om/go /su ppo r t to fi nd i nfo rm ati on fo r y o ur ca me ra mod el. Aft er yo u en te r t h e s e ct io n t ha t c ov er s yo ur ca m era m od el , y ou wi ll be ab le t o cho ose i nfo rm ati on ab out set ti ng up an d usin g you r camer a , downl oa di ng dri ve rs, solv in g a p rob le m, or de rin g, an d in for ma tio n ab ou t the war ran t y . HP ph ot osma r t W eb si te Vi s i t w ww.h p.c om/ph ot osm art fo r:  Tips f or u s in g yo u r c a me ra mo r e effe ct iv el y an d c re at iv el y .  HP digi t a l camer a dr i ver up da tes a nd s oft war e. HP ass istance If yo u ca nn ot f in d an a ns wer to yo ur qu es ti on u si ng th e s i tes l i st ed a bo ve , vi si t ww w .hp. com /c po sup port /ma il_ su ppor t.h tml . F rom th ere , y ou ca n d is cov er h ow t o cont ac t HP th rou gh e -mai l , phon e, and ot h er me th ods. V is i ting rel ate d W e b sit es Li nk s t o th ird - part y Web si te s ar e pro v ide d sol el y a s a c o nv en ie nc e to yo u. HP has no t re v ie w ed al l o f the se t hir d- pa rty s ite s an d do es n ot co nt r ol an d is n ot res p on si bl e f or an y o f the se s it es o r t h ei r c on ten t. Th us , HP do es n ot en d ors e or ma ke any re pre se nta tio ns a bout th em, or any i nf orm atio n, soft war e or othe r p rod uct s or ma ter ials fo un d ther e, o r any re sult s that may be o bta in ed fr o m us ing th em. I f y ou d ecid e to acce ss an y of the th ird -pa rty si tes, y ou do th is e nt ire ly at yo ur ow n ri sk . S J U G . b o o k P a g e 62 T u e s d a y, O c t o b e r 9, 200 1 1: 3 5 P M
T r o ubl eshoo ting , s up por t, an d wa rr ant ies 63 Co nt acti ng HP C usto me r Suppor t In ad di tio n to th e We b, yo u ca n co nta ct HP b y t e le ph on e or m a il for su p po rt a nd se rv ic e for yo ur ca m era . P ric es , a v ai lab il i ty , a nd ho u r s of su pp ort ar e s u bje c t to chan g e wi th out n oti ce. How HP can he l p HP's s u ppor t hotli ne c an hel p re s ol ve pr oble ms wi th se tu p, in sta lla ti on , co nf ig ura tio n, a nd op er ati on . For qu est io ns abo ut oper ati ng s yste ms or net wor k conf i gur atio ns , c ont ac t your po in t o f p urc h as e or i nt ern al s up po rt d epa r tm e nt. Fo r h el p w i th no n- HP h ar d war e o r sof tw are, plea se con tac t th e man ufa ct ure r . Before yo u call Pl ea se h ave th e fol lo wi ng i nfor m atio n re ady be for e you ca ll :  se ria l nu mb er (fo un d on th e b ot to m of yo ur ca m era )  p rod uct na me  da te of pu r cha se Obtaining s upp ort wit hin t he Unite d S t a tes Free teleph one sup port for o ne year Wi thi n on e y e ar o f yo ur pu rch as e , t e le ph on e su pp or t is p ro vi de d t o yo u f ree o f char ge . If th is is a l on g d istan ce cal l f or yo u, lo ng d is t a nc e c ha rge s wil l app ly . Ca ll (208 ) 323- 25 51. Ou r sup po rt st af f is av aila ble f r om 6 am t o 10 pm Moun t ain T i me, Mo nd ay th roug h F rid ay , an d 9 am to 4 pm o n Sat urd ay . After th e f irst year Ca ll (208 ) 323- 25 51. Ch arg es a re $2 5. 00 per issu e, ch arg ed to yo ur cr e dit c ard . If yo u thi nk y our HP p rod uct mi gh t nee d se rvic e, ca ll th e Cus to me r Su ppo rt Ce nt er , w hich can h elp determi ne i f service is re quired. S J U G . b o o k P a g e 63 T u e s d a y, O c t o b e r 9, 200 1 1: 3 5 P M
HP ph oto sm art 318 U se r Gui de 64 Upgrad ed warranty optio ns Y ou ca n se lect one of th e f ollo wi ng u pg rade d wa rra nty o pt io ns (a va ilab le in the U.S. only):  S tan da rd N ext D ay Ex ch ange  Acc id en tal Dama ge Prote ct ion wit h Nex t Da y Exch ang e Upg r ad e yo ur s ta nd ard f ac to ry w arr a nt y to t hre e ye ar s w ith th e HP Su pp or tPa ck . Ser v ic e cove rage be gi ns on pr odu ct purc ha se d ate a nd th e p ack must b e pur cha se d with in th e fir st 1 8 0 d ays of p rod uc t pur chas e. HP w ill d eter min e t he h ard ware se r vice of fer ing ba sed upon t he outc ome of sys te m se lf- test pro gra ms ru n by t he cu st omer thr ou gh th e in iti al call t o th e HP Cu st omer Car e Ce nter . If du rin g yo ur tec h ni ca l s u pp ort ca ll it is d et er m in ed th at y ou r p r od uc t n ee d s re pl ac ement , th en HP wil l shi p yo u thi s rep la ce ment p rod uct ne xt busi ne ss da y f ree of cha r ge. Op ti onal A ccide nt al Damag e P rot ect io n is also a va ilab le . Thi s war r an ty up gra de p r ot ec ts ag ai ns t a cc id e ntal b rea ka ge s uc h as s pi ll s, dro ps , o r fal l s. Bot h of t hese war ran ty up gr ades of fer maxi mi zed up ti me and prod uc t ivit y , th e c o nv en ie nce of do or-t o-d oo r p ic ku p w it h d el iv ery , pa ck a gin g an d fr ei gh t pre pai d by HP . For m ore i nformation ple ase vi sit www.hp .c om /go/ hpsuppor t p ac k or ca ll 1- 88 8- 9 99- 47 47. Obtaining s upp ort wo rldw ide If yo u ne ed he lp w i th yo ur H P p r od uc t, pl ea se c al l t he p ho n e nu mbe r l is ted b el ow fo r th e C ustom e r Su ppor t C ente r i n y our co un try . T eleph o ne sup po rt i s free fo r 1 y ear i n Asi a an d t he So uth P ac ifi c an d 30 da ys i n t he Mid dl e Eas t an d Af ric a. Fo r ph on e s u pp or t in Eur o pe , p le as e c h eck f or t he de ta i ls an d c on d it i on s o f p ho ne supp o rt i n you r c o un try by c o nsul tin g the fo ll owi ng Web s ite : ww w.h p. c o m /g o / su ppo rt . Al ter n ati vel y , y ou can ask y our d ea le r or cal l HP at the ph on e numb er in di ca te d i n thi s bo ok le t. A s par t of ou r c o ns tan t e f f or ts to im p rov e ou r p ho ne su pp o rt ser v ic e , w e a dv is e yo u to ch eck our We b sit e on a r eg ul ar ba si s f or ne w i nfo rm ati on re ga rdi ng s erv ice fe atur e s an d del ive ry . If you th in k yo ur HP p rod uct ma y ne ed s ervi ce, cal l the Cu st omer Sup po rt Cen t er , wh ic h ca n help de ter mi ne if s ervi ce is r equ ire d an d di rec t y ou to a s ervi ce si te. Ot he rwi se , c on tac t t he s tor e w h er e y o u p urc h as ed th e pro du c t. O r , v is it ww w .hp. com /c p s o-s upp ort /g uid e/psd/re pairhe lp. htm l for th e ne are s t sa les an d se rv ic e offic e . If the num ber b elow has chan ge d, vis it www.hp.c om /cpos up por t/ mail_ su pp ort .h tml t o chec k f or a ne w on e. Arge ntin a (54 1 1) 47 78 8 38 0 08 10 5 55 55 2 0 (c li en te s de l in ter ior ) Au stra lia 6 3 (3) 8877 80 00 Austria 0 810 00 60 80 S J U G . b o o k P a g e 64 T u e s d a y, O c t o b e r 9, 200 1 1: 3 5 P M
T r o ubl eshoo ting , s up por t, an d wa rr ant ies 65 Belgium Du tc h: 3 2 ( 0)2 6 26 8806 Fr en ch: 32 (0 )2 62 6 88 07 Brazil (1 1) 3 747 77 99 (G ra nd e São Paulo) 08 00 1 57 75 1 (D em a is re gi oe s) Ca na da 9 05 206 46 63 (f or su pp ort du rin g th e wa r ra nty p eri od ) 87 7 62 1 47 22 (f or su pp ort a fte r th e war r an ty pe rio d) Chile 80 0 22 55 47 (P os t- s al es B u s ine ss Computing) 80 0 36 0 9 99 (P ost -s al es Ho me Computing) China 86 (1 0) 65 64 59 59 Colo mb ia 9 8 00 91 9 47 7 Czech Republic 42 (0 )2 61 30 73 10 Denmark 4 5 39 29 4 09 9 Fin la nd 3 58 (0 )20 3 47 28 8 Fra nce 3 3 (0)1 4 3 6 2 34 34 Germany 4 9 (0)1 80 52 58 14 3 ( 24 pf /m in ) Gr eece 30 (0)1 619 6 4 1 1 Gua tem al a 1 8 00 99 9 53 05 Ho ng Kong 8 52 8 00 96 7729 Hu nga ry 36 (0)1 382 1 1 1 1 I ndi a 91 1 1 68 2 60 35 I ndo ne sia 62 (2 1) 35 0 3 40 8 Ire l an d 3 53 (0 )1 662 5 52 5 Is rae l 9 72 (0 )9 95 2 4 8 48 It a l y 3 9 02 26 4 10 35 0 Ja pa n 8 1 3 333 5 83 33 Ko rea , Re pu blic o f 8 2 (2) 3270 07 00 (S eo ul) 08 0 999 0 700 (ou t si de Se ou l) Mal ays ia 60 (3 ) 2 95 25 66 ( K ua la Lu m pu r) 1 30 0 88 00 28 ( Pen an g) S J U G . b o o k P a g e 65 T u e s d a y, O c t o b e r 9, 200 1 1: 3 5 P M
HP ph oto sm art 318 U se r Gui de 66 Me xic o 5 2 58 99 22 (Me xi co Ci t y) 01 -80 0- 47 2-6 68 4 ( ou tsi de Me xico Cit y) Middl e Eas t/Afri ca 44 (0 ) 207 51 2 52 02 Netherlands 3 1 (0)2 0 60 6 875 1 Ne w Z e alan d 64 (9 ) 356 66 40 Norway 4 7 22 1 1 6299 Peru 0 80 0 1 01 1 1 Phi lipp ines 63 (2) 86 7-355 1 Pol and 4 8 22 51 9 06 00 Portu ga l 351 21 31 76 333 Puer to Rico 1 877 23 2 05 89 Rus sia n Federa tio n 7 0 95 79 7 35 20 (M os cow ) 7 8 12 34 6 79 97 (St. P et ers bu rg) Sin gapor e 6 5 27 2 5 30 0 S outh Af ric a 08 6 000 1 030 (R SA) 27 -1 1 258 93 01 (o uts ide R SA ) Sp a in 3 4 902 3 21 1 23 Sw eden 4 6 (0) 8 6 19 21 70 Sw it z er la nd 41 (0)84 8 80 1 1 1 1 Ta i w a n 88 6 (2) 27 17 0055 T ha iland 6 6 (2) 661 4 00 0 ( Bank ok ) 66 (5 3) 35 79 90 (C h ia ng -Ma i) T ur key 9 0 (21 6) 57 9 7 1 71 Ukraine 7 (38 0-4 4) 49 0-3 52 0 Uni ted Ar ab Em ir ates 97 1 4 883 845 4 S J U G . b o o k P a g e 66 T u e s d a y, O c t o b e r 9, 200 1 1: 3 5 P M
T r o ubl eshoo ting , s up por t, an d wa rr ant ies 67 Hewle tt-Packard li mited w arra nty s t atem ent 1 HP wa r ra nts to y ou , th e en d- u s er c u st om er, th at HP h a rdw a re, ac c es s ori es a nd su pp li es wi ll be fr e e fro m de fec ts in m at er i als a nd wo r k ma nsh ip af ter the d at e o f pu rc ha se , f or t he p er i od s pe ci fie d ab ov e. If HP r e ce iv e s no tic e of su c h d ef ec t s du rin g the w a rr an ty p eri od , H P w il l, at its op tio n , e ith er r epa ir or r ep la ce pr od uc ts wh ic h pro ve t o be de f ecti ve . Rep lace me nt pr od uct s ma y be ei th er ne w or eq ui va le nt in p erf o rm an c e t o n ew. 2 HP w ar ra nts to y ou that H P sof tw a re wi ll not f ai l t o e xec ute i t s pr ogra mm i ng i nstr u ctio ns a fte r th e da te of pur ch ase , fo r the peri o d speci f ied ab ov e, due t o de fe cts in m at eri al an d w ork m an s hip w h en p rop erl y in sta lle d an d us ed . I f HP rec e iv es no tic e o f su c h de fe cts du r in g th e wa r ran ty pe r io d, HP wi ll r e pl ace s of twar e wh ic h do es not ex ecu te it s pro gram mi ng ins tr uct io ns due to suc h def ect s. 3 HP do es no t wa rr an t th at the op er a tio n o f H P p rod uc ts w i ll b e u ni nte rru pt e d o r err o r fre e. I f H P i s un ab le , w it hin a rea s on ab le tim e, to r epa ir or re pl ace a ny pr o du ct to a co nd it io n a s war r an ted , y o u w i ll be e nt itl ed to a r ef un d o f the p ur c ha se p r ic e up on pro m pt ret urn o f th e pr o du ct . 4 HP pro du cts ma y co nta i n rema nu fact ure d p art s equi va lent to ne w in p er for manc e or ma y ha v e b ee n su bj ec t t o inc i de nt al u se . 5 Warr an ty do es n ot a pp ly to de fe cts r e su lt in g f rom ( a ) i mp rop e r or in ad eq ua te ma int en ance or cali bra ti o n, ( b) so ftw ar e, in t erf acin g, par ts or su ppli es no t sup pl ied by HP , (c) unau t h ori ze d mo di fi ca t io n or mi su s e, ( d) op era tio n ou tsi de of the pu bl is he d en vi ron m en tal sp ec if ic at ion s fo r th e pro du ct , o r (e ) im p rop er si t e p rep a rat ion or ma int en anc e. 6 TO THE EXTE N T A LLOWED B Y L OCAL LA W, T HE AB O VE WARRAN TIES A R E EXCLUSIVE AND NO OTHER W ARRANTY OR CONDIT I ON, WHETHER WRI TTEN O R ORAL , I S EXP R ESSE D OR IMPL IED AND HP SPE CIFIC A LL Y DISCLAI MS ANY IMPLIED W ARRA NTIES OR CONDITIONS OF MERCHANT AB IL I TY , SA TISF ACT ORY QUALITY , AND FI TNES S FOR A P ART ICU LA R PU RP OS E. S om e co un tri es , s tat es o r pr ov in ce s do n ot al lo w li mi tati on s on th e du r ati on o f a n im pl ie d w a rr a nty , s o the a bo ve l im itat io n o r ex cl u sio n mig ht no t a pp ly to y ou . T hi s war ra nt y giv e s yo u sp ec if ic le ga l r ig hts an d yo u m ig ht als o ha ve oth er ri gh ts t h at va ry f r om co un try to co un t ry , stat e to stat e, o r pro v inc e to pr ov in ce . 7 HP ’s lim it ed w arr ant y is v alid in any cou nt ry or loc al ity w her e HP has a supp or t pre s en ce fo r t h is p rod uc t an d whe r e H P h as mar k e ted th is p rod uc t. T h e leve l o f wa rra nty ser vi ce you re ceiv e ma y vary acc ordi n g to lo ca l st and ard s. HP wi ll not alter for m, fi t o r fu nc ti on o f th e pro du ct to m ak e it op era te in a cou ntry f or whic h it was n ever in te nd ed to fu nc ti on fo r le ga l or reg ul ato ry re ason s. 8 TO THE EXTE NT A LLOW ED B Y L O CAL LA W , T HE R E MED IES IN THI S W ARRA N TY S T A T EMEN T ARE Y OUR SOLE AND EXC LU SIVE REMED IE S. EXCEPT AS I NDICA TED ABOVE , IN NO EVE N T WILL HP OR IT S SUP PLI ERS BE LIAB LE FO R L OSS OF D A T A OR F O R DIRE CT , SPEC IAL , INCI DE NT AL , CONSEQUENTIAL (INCLUDIN G LOST PROFIT OR DA T A), OR OT HER HP p rod uct Durat ion o f l imi ted wa rra n ty HP P ho to Im ag in g S oft w are One ye ar HP phot os mart 31 8 dig it a l came ra O ne y ear S J U G . b o o k P a g e 67 T u e s d a y, O c t o b e r 9, 200 1 1: 3 5 P M
HP ph oto sm art 318 U se r Gui de 68 DAM AGE, WH ET HER B ASED IN CO NT RAC T , TORT , O R OTH ERWIS E. So me co un tri es , s t at es o r p rov in ce s do n ot al lo w th e e x cl us io n or l im ita tio n of in ci de nt a l o r con seq uent i al damag es , so the ab ov e limi t ati o n or ex cl usi on may not appl y t o yo u. 9 THE W AR RANT Y T ERM S CO NT AIN E D IN T HIS ST A TEM ENT , EX CEPT TO TH E EXTENT LA W FULL Y PERM IT T ED, DO NOT EXCLUDE, RES TRICT OR MODIFY AND ARE IN ADDITION TO T HE MANDA TORY ST A TUT ORY RI GHTS APPLICAB LE T O THE SAL E OF THIS PRODUCT T O YOU. Hard ware rep air s ervi ces If you th in k you r c ame ra, ADF , or XP A n e eds repair, f irs t c all th e Cus to mer Sup po rt Ce nt er , w hich ca n h el p det ermi ne if ser v ic e is r e quir e d and dir ect you to a se rv ice s ite. F or more in for mat ion , s ee “C ont a ctin g HP Cust o mer S uppo rt” on page 63. Ot he rwi se , c on tac t t he s tor e w h er e y o u p urc h as ed th e pro du c t. O r , v is it ww w .hp. com /c p s o-s upp ort /g uid e/psd/re pairhe lp. htm l for th e ne are s t sa les an d ser vic e offic e. Se rvi ce is f r ee o f c ha rge d ur i ng th e w arr a nt y pe rio d. B e yo nd th e w arr a nt y pe rio d, s ervi ce wi l l be cha r ged. S J U G . b o o k P a g e 68 T u e s d a y, O c t o b e r 9, 200 1 1: 3 5 P M
Appendix A: Re ference 69 A ppe ndi x A: Reference This appendix des cribes:  the symbols on the stat u s LCD.  the camera indicator li ghts.  t h e ca me r a s pe ci f ic at i on s . Sy mbols on the s t atus LCD Icon Meaning Batte rie s full Bat t eri es pa r tial l y ch ar ged Ba tter ies empt y; s ufficie n t m emo ry for a few pi cture s (b lin king ) B att eri es e mpty ; i nsuffi ci ent m e mo ry fo r tak in g pict ure s Au toma tic f la sh on Fl as h off Fl as h on A S J U G . b o o k P a g e 69 T u e s d a y, O c t o b e r 9, 200 1 1: 3 5 P M
HP ph oto sm art 318 U se r Gui de 70 Aut o mati c fl ash w ith red- e ye re du ctio n o n Goo d ph ot o q ua li ty Be tte r p ho to qu al ity Be st ph ot o qu ali ty Pho t o incl ud ed in DP OF pr in t o r der Se lf-t im er on CF me mory c ard in ca mera Di gi tal zo om on Pic t ures r ema in in g (blink ing) CF m emo ry card error Ca me r a co nn ec te d to co m pu ter Icon Meaning S J U G . b o o k P a g e 70 T u e s d a y, O c t o b e r 9, 200 1 1: 3 5 P M
Appendix A: Re ference 71 Camera i ndica tor light s Indicator l i g ht S tate Meaning View f in de r Gr ee n T he ca m era ha s a c hi ev ed th e b es t fo c us an d expo su re an d is read y t o ta ke a ph oto. Y ell ow The c ame ra ca nn ot fi nd a focu s or t he ex posur e wi ll t a ke l on ger th an 1 /30 se cond. Re d The c ame ra ca nn ot t ak e a ph oto f or one of the f oll ow ing re as on s: • i nte r na l me m ory i s ful l • the memo ry ca rd is fu ll , dama ge d, un for matt e d, or missi ng Sel f -ti me r Re d – bl inki n g Th e sel f-t i mer i s cou nti ng d own 10 se conds and wil l the n t ake th e phot o. vi ewf ind er in di ca tor ligh t se lf- t imer li ght S J U G . b o o k P a g e 71 T u e s d a y, O c t o b e r 9, 200 1 1: 3 5 P M
HP ph oto sm art 318 U se r Gui de 72 Cam era spec ifications Senso r 2. 31 m eg ap ix el s, 1/ 2. 6 -in c h C C D Colo r de pth 30 -bi t Resolutio n BEST and BET TER photo q uali ty setti ng s: 1 792 x 120 0 pi xe ls GOOD pho t o qual ity setting : 5 9 2 x 400 pixe l s Internal me mory 8 me ga by te s (M B ) Memory c a rd Co mp act F lash T ype I ; all st orag e s izes su pp ort ed Le ns sy ste m 5- e le m en t l en s; F2 . 8; TT L a u to f oc u s; 6. 8 m m (e qu iv al en t to a 43mm le ns o n a 35 mm co nv enti on al fi l m camer a ) Zoo m 2 x di git a l zoom S hoo t ing mo de s Singl e s h ot Expos ur e co ntr ol A u to ex po su re Aperture f/2 .8 an d f/8 .0 Shu t ter sp ee d 1. 4 m s to 3 20 m s Foc us TTL aut o f oc us; 20 cm ( 7.9 i nc hes) to in fin it y Sensi tiv ity ISO 100 Wh ite ba lance Auto Self-tim er 10 -s ec on d de la y Vi ew f in d e r Op t ical v ie wfi nder Fla sh Bui l t-i n flas h w ith r ange up to 2 .5 met er s (8. 2 feet ); mo des: a uto, au to w ith re d-e ye red uc ti on, on, of f LCD 1. 8 i nc h co lo r L C D w i th 61 ,60 0 pi xe ls ( 2 80 x 22 0 ); 3 x an d 6 x play ba ck ma gnif i cat ion Powe r 4 AA b at teri es (i nc lu de d) or op tio na l AC a da pt er Inte rfa ce USB Dimensions 1 1 3 mm (4 .5 2 inch es ) lo ng b y 43 mm ( 1.72 in ches) wi de by 68 m m ( 2. 72 in c he s) hi gh Weig ht 186 g (6 .6 o z.) wit hout ba tte rie s S J U G . b o o k P a g e 72 T u e s d a y, O c t o b e r 9, 200 1 1: 3 5 P M
Ind ex Ind ex 73 Numerics 2 x digi t al zoom 2 , 24 2x DI GI T AL ZO O M m e ssag e 25 2x ti m er b utto n 25 A AC po wer ad ap te r 52 ad ap te r. See AC po wer ad ap te r ap ert ur e 72 Ap ple M ac i nto s h. See Ma cint os h c omput er Ar cSo ft P hoto Im pre ssion 39 AUTO FLA SH m ess age 22 Aut o Fl as h sett ing 22 AUTO ic on 22 au to po wer 5 auto ma ti c ex posu re 10 auto ma ti c fla sh. Se e fl ash auto ma ti c foc us 10 , 13 , 58 Aut o mati c I mage U nlo ad Op tio ns wi nd ow 39 B ba ck l igh ti ng 22 BAD CF CAR D! message 60 batte rie s ca ut io ns 54 ch ar ge le ve ls 49 , 69 c ompar t ment do or 2 de te rmi ni ng re pl ac em e nt ne ed 49 di sp os in g of 54 em p ty 69 ex te nd in g l if e 50 , 56 ic on 49 , 69 in st al lin g 3 ne ed re pl ac em e nt fre qu en t ly 56 removi ng 51 type s to use 3 , 50 u sing r ech ar geab le 50 BAT TERIE S ARE T OO LOW FOR L IVE VIEW mes sag e 60 ba tte ry le vel in dic a tor 2 BET TER a n d B ES T im ag e qu al iti es 23 bl in ki ng batte r y ic on 49 , 69 fl a sh i co n 22 me mory c ard icon 70 se lf- t imer i co n 71 bo nus so ftw are 31 , 36 C ca r d rea der 40 ca ri n g fo r th e c am e ra 53 ca utio ns ba tte rie s 54 me mory c ard 53 sa fe ty 54 CF (C om pact Flas h) memor y c ard ca pacit y 45 c he c ki ng s tat us 45 co mpar tmen t d oor 2 de scri pti on 7 , 41 ej ecto r le ver 2 fo rm a tti ng 47 in di cato r 2 , 43, 70 i ns ta lli ng 44 pre cau t ions 53 rem oving 44 reusin g 47 us in g 43 us ing w ith int er nal memor y 46 CF CARD FULL me ssa g e 45 CF CARD REQUIRES FORMAT TING mes sa ge 61 CF c ard . Se e CF ( Com pa c tFl as h) me mory c ard CF m essage 43 ch angi ng da te an d t ime 5 ex pos ure a uto mat ical l y 10 fl a sh se t ti ng 22 focu s au toma tica lly 10 im ag e qual it y 23 la ngua ge 27 PC Co nn ect Mo de 35 pri nt ord er s 16 se tting s 21 Welc ome scre en 27 cha rg e l evel s for batt eri es 49 , 69 ch argi ng S J U G . b o o k P a g e 73 T u e s d a y, O c t o b e r 9, 200 1 1: 3 5 P M
HP ph oto sm art 318 U se r Gui de 74 batte rie s 50 fla sh 22 cl ea ni ng th e ca m er a 53 cl oc k 26 c ol or de pth 72 Co mpa ct Fl as h me mory c ard re ad er. See ca rd rea der CompactFlash (CF) memory c ard. See CF ( Com pa c tF l as h) me m ory c ard c on nect in g AC po wer ad ap te r 52 to Ma ci nto sh co mp uter 36 to Wi nd ow s c om p ute r 31 co ns e rvi ng p o we r auto ma ti call y 5 , 9 , 11 u si ng AC po w er ad ap ter 15 whe n un lo ad in g im ag es 32 co nt rol d ial 2 , 6 Cop y to C F C ard 46 co py i ng im ag es f rom i nte rn al m em ory t o me mor y card 46 im ag es t o M a ci nt os h co mp u ter 37 i mage s to Wind ows c omp uter 32 pri nt or d er s from i nt er n al m emor y t o me mor y card 47 c usto mer supp ort co nt ac ti ng 63 , 64 We b sites 62 D da te lo si ng 26 pi ct ure wa s tak en , whe r e s h own 15 setti ng 26 wr on g on e dis p la ye d 57 Date & Time menu 26 de la y for se lf -tim e r 72 Delete menu 6 , 18 de le tin g co nt en ts of m em o r y 47 im ag es f rom m e mo ry 18 Digital Pr in t Order Fo rmat (DPOF ) file 16 di gi tal z oo m bu tto n an d ind ic at or 2 , 70 us in g 24 di sp os in g of m ate r ia ls 54 d own lo adin g i mag es pa us in g 33 to Ma ci nto sh co mp uter 37 to Wi nd ow s c om p ute r 32 DPOF (Digi tal Print Ord er Format ) file 16 d riv er up da te s 62 E emp ty ba tte ry ic on 49 , 69 e nl arg in g im ag es 19 Ex it m e nu 6 ex itin g c ame ra me nu s 7 ex pos ure s au to ma ti c 10 co ntr ol 72 us in g shut ter bu tto n 10 ex tend in g ba tte ry li f e 50 , 56 F f ill fl ash 22 fl a sh bu tto n 2 , 22 f ill 22 ic on s 21 , 69 lo ca tion 2 pro vi ded too mu ch li gh t 59 rang e 59 re c ha rgi ng 22 s et tin g in di cato r 2 s et tin g off 22 us in g 12 , 13, 21 FLASH CHARGIN G message 22 fla sh me mory . See CF ( Com pact Fl as h) me mory c ard F LASH ON an d FLASH OFF mes sag es 22 focu si ng au to ma ti ca ll y 10 lo cki ng 10 rea son s f or im pro per 13 fo rm a tti ng CF (C om pact Flas h) memor y c ard 47 mem ory 47 f ram in g im ag es us in g imag e di sp lay 11 us in g view fi nde r 9 wh en p rec is io n is im p ort an t 11 ful l me mory 43 G GOOD image qual i ty 23 g ree n li gh t n ex t t o v ie w fi nd er 71 g rou ps , us in g se lf- t im er for 25 H he lp. See c us to m er su pp or t ho ldin g t he c amer a 9 S J U G . b o o k P a g e 74 T u e s d a y, O c t o b e r 9, 200 1 1: 3 5 P M
Ind ex 75 HP phot os mart We b sit e 62 HP p rod uc t su pp or t We b si t e 62 HP Qu ic k R e fe ren c e- Ph ot o I ma gi ng ic on 33 HP Supp or tP ac k 64 I ic on s AUTO FLA SH 22 batte ry 49 , 69 fla sh 21 , 69 FL AS H O N an d F LA SH OF F 22 HP Qu ic k R ef ere nc e- Pho to Im ag in g 33 im ag e qu al ity 70 on s ta tus L CD 69 pri nt or d er 15 , 70 RED-EYE 22 se lf -tim e r 25 , 70 im ag e di sp la y 11 im ag e nu mbe r , wh er e s ho wn 15 im ag e qu al ity c ha ngin g 23 ef fec t on mem ory 42 GOOD, BETT ER , an d BEST 23 ic on s 70 in di cato r s 2 , 15 , 23 mo st me mory- ef fici ent 23 im ag es 0 re ma inin g 57 bl urry , da r k, or br i gh t 58 c ha ngin g qu al ity 23 copy i ng fr om in ter na l me mo ry to me mor y card 46 de le tin g 18 d eter min in g nu mber t hat ca n b e stor ed 42 fra ming 9 , 11 i nte nde d for cro pp in g and e nl arg in g us in g imag e ed it i ng s oft war e 23 i nte nde d for e -mai l 23 in tend ed fo r In te rne t 23 ma gni fy ing 19 ma king ap pear cl oser 24 pri nt ing 16 , 29 rem a in ing 2 , 57 sh ar ing 29 st ori n g 41 tr an sfer ri ng 29 un lo ad in g t o Ma ci nt os h co mp u ter 37 u nloa di ng to Wi nd ows co mp uter 32 un lo ad in g w ith ou t u si ng s of tw ar e 39 vi ewi ng 6 , 15 v ie win g thu m bn ai ls 19 Se e a ls o pi ctur es in cre asi ng memor y 57 in di cato r s ba tte ry le vel 2 di git al z oom 2 , 70 fl a sh 22 fl a sh se t ti ng 2 im ag e qual it y 2 , 23 im ag es rem ai ning 2 , 70 me mory c ard 2 , 43, 70 pri nt ord er 70 re d- ey e r ed uct io n 70 se lf- time r 2 , 26 , 71 v ie wfi nd er 71 in ser ting ba tter i es 3 i ns ta lli ng ba tte rie s 3 , 51 bo nus so ftw are 31 , 36 me mory c ard 44 so ftwar e on Ma ci nto sh co mp uter 36 s of twa r e o n Wi nd ows c om p ute r 31 wrist strap 3 I NVAL ID DAT E! me ssa ge 61 L la ngua ge ch angi ng 27 wr ong on e di sp laye d 57 LCD speci f icat i ons 72 le ns lo ca tion 2 sp ecif ic atio ns 72 li ght in g ad just in g ca mer a f or 10 fl a sh se t ti ng s 22 m ulti pl e f lic k eri ng s ou rce s 13 whe n be hind sub je ct 12 when l ow 12 , 13 , 58 l ights . See i ndica t ors l ock ing th e fo cus 10 l ow lig ht in g 12 , 13 , 58 M M a ci nto s h c o mp ut er bo nus so ftw are 36 co nnect i ng c ame ra to 36 di sabl in g au toma tic unl oa d fea tur e 39 d own lo ad in g im ag es 37 inst al lin g soft wa re 36 sys tem r eq uir em ents 35 S J U G . b o o k P a g e 75 T u e s d a y, O c t o b e r 9, 200 1 1: 3 5 P M
HP ph oto sm art 318 U se r Gui de 76 tip s fo r u nlo ad in g to 38 un lo ad in g i m ag es 37 , 39 us in g ca m era wit h 35 We b site 60 ma gni fi cati o n for playb ac k 72 Ma gni fy men u 6 , 19 ma gni fy ing i mag es 19 ma in me nu 6 m ainta in in g t he c am era 53 me mor y CF ( Com pa c tF l as h) ca rd 7 de le tin g co nt en ts 47 de le tin g im ag es 18 ef fec t of im ag e qu al ity 42 fu ll 43 in cre as i ng 57 in su ff i ci en t 57 in ter nal w i th ca m era 7 mo st ef fic ie nt imag e qu al ity 23 req ui red f o r i m ag es 42 req ui rem e nt f o r Wi nd ow s 30 , 35 sp ec i fic at io ns 72 s tor in g im ages 41 us in g with mem o r y ca rd 46 M EMO R Y FU L L me s sa ge 43 me nus c hoosi ng la ngua ge 4 Copy to CF Card 46 Date & Time 26 Delete 6 , 18 Exit 6 ex it in g wi t h ou t m ak in g a se le ct ion 7 il lust ra ti on 6 Ma gni fy 6 , 19 ma in 6 na vi ga ti ng 6 PC Co nn ec t Mo de 35 Print (DPO F) 6 , 17 se lec tin g 6 Setup 6 Vi ew Thum bn ai ls 6 , 19 W elco me S cre en 27 me ssag es, err or 60 mo des fla sh 22 im ag e qu al ity 23 PC Co nn ec t 35 sh oo ti ng 72 mou nt for trip o d 2 N NO IM AGES IN ME MORY messa ge 48 , 61 NO IMAGES ON CF CA RD message 48 , 61 NOT ENOUGH ROOM ON CF CAR D mes sa ge 61 O o n an d o ff, tur ning c ame ra 4 P p art s of ca m er a 1 pa usin g w hile un lo adin g i mag es 33 PC Co nn ect Mo de 35 ph one nu mb ers f or su pp ort 63 , 64 ph otog r aphs . See im ag es; p ic tu res pi ctur es d at e t ak en , w h er e s h own 15 focu si ng and ad just in g ex posu re 10 fr am i ng 11 ho ldin g t he c amer a 9 pre vi ewi ng 11 rema in i ng ind ic ator 70 se tt i ng s fo r li gh t co nd i ti on s 22 ta ki ng 9 ta ki ng fo r d i ff i cul t s ub je ct s 13 ti p s fo r ta kin g 12 us in g the f lash 21 Se e a ls o im ag es pl ayba ck ma gn ifi cat ion 72 pl ayba ck me nu . See mai n menu po rt r equi r emen ts 30 p os e d g rou ps , us in g se lf- t im er for 25 po wer au toma tic co ns erva tio n 5 co nser ving 9 , 11 , 15 , 32 , 49 sp ecif ic atio ns 72 po wer adap te r. See A C po wer ad ap t e r po wer sw itc h 2 , 4 po weri ng th e ca mera 49 pre vi ewi ng. See vi ewi ng P rin t (DPO F ) m enu 6 , 17 pri nt ord er s ad ding 16 c op yin g f rom i nte rn al m em ory t o me mory c ard 47 crea t ing an d e di ting 16 in di cato r 70 whe re sh own 15 pri nt i ng fro m a me mory c ard 29 , 40 im ag es 16 , 29 wit hout a co mput er 40 S J U G . b o o k P a g e 76 T u e s d a y, O c t o b e r 9, 200 1 1: 3 5 P M
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