HP Photosmart Mz60 Series User Manual

6 . 5” x 9” FR ONT CO VER HP Photo smar t Mz6 0 se r i es Di gital C amer a U ser Gui de
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Contents 1 Getting started Camera top and back ........................................................................................................... .....3 Camera front, side, and bottom................. .................................................................... ............ .4 Before taking pictures............. ............................ ....................... ........................... .............. ........4 Install the batteries........................................................................................ .................. .....4 Turn on the camera............................................................................................................. .4 Choose the language...................................................... ................................................... ..5 Set the region................................................. ................................................................ ......5 Set the date and time........................................................................ .................................. .5 Install and format an opti onal memory card................... ............ ........... ................. ........... ...6 Install the software.... ................... .................... ........................ ........................ ................ .....6 Using your camera........ ............ ............... ............... ............. ............... ............. ............... .... ........7 2 Taking pi ctures and recor ding video clips Taking pictures..................................................................... ........................................... . ..........8 Recording video clips............................................................................... ........................... .......9 Instant Review............................ ............................... .......................................... ............ ...........9 Auto focus and exposure. ........................... ........................ ............................ ........................ ....9 Focusing on the subject............... ..................... ................. ..................... ................... .........10 Optimizing focus.................... ................................................... ...................................... .. ..10 Using Focus Lock................. ..................................................... ......................................... 11 Optimizing exposure.................... .............. ........... ............................ ......................... .........1 1 Using zoom............. ............... ................... ................ .................... ................... ............... ..........11 Optical zoom.......... ................ .................... ................ .................... ................... .............. ....12 Digital zoom............... ........................... ...................... ........................... .................... .... .....12 3 Setting options for taking pictures and r ecording video cli ps Setting the flash. ...................... .......................... .................... ............................ ............. ..........13 Flash Setting—Red-Eye................ ................................................................. ....................13 Using the Picture Capture and Video Record menus............................................................... 14 Using the Self-Timer se tting...............................................................................................15 Using the Burst setting................................................................ .......................................1 5 4 Reviewing images and video clip s Deleting images................. .................... ............................. ....................... ....................... ........18 Viewing thumbnails............ ............... ..................... ................ ................... .................... ...... ......18 Magnifying images............ ............... ..................... ................ .................. ..................... ....... ......18 Using the Playback Menu ............ ............................... ........................ ............................. ........ .18 Removing red eyes....... ................ ..................... ..................... ................ ................... .........1 9 Tagging images as Favorite s............................. .............................. ....................... ...........19 Viewing slideshows................................................................. ...........................................2 0 5 Using the Desi gn Gallery Me nu Modifying colors........... .......................... .......................... .................... ................ ............ .... .....21 Adding borders............................................................. .................................................... ........21 Cropping images................................................................................................................ ......22 1
6 Transferri ng and printing image s Transferring images with HP Photosmart Software........ ................... ......................... ..............23 Transferring images without HP Photosmart Software....................... ................................ ......24 Connecting to the computer ............................................ .................................... ...............24 Using a memory card reader.......... ....................................................................................25 Printing images directly to a print er...................................................... .................................... 25 7 Using HP Phot osmart Ex press Using the Photosmart Express Menu....................... ................................................................27 Marking images for prin ting. ................................................................................................... ..27 Buying prints onl ine.............................. ............................................................................. .......29 Sharing images............. ................ .................. ................. ................... .................... .......... . .......29 Setting up online de stinations in the camera.......... ..................................................... .......29 Sending images to online desti nat ions...............................................................................30 8 Using the Camera Setup Menu . ..................... ...................... ................. ...................... ...........31 9 Troubl eshooting Resetting the camera.......................................................................................................... . ....32 Problems and so lutions.............................................................. ........................................... ...32 Camera error messages.............. ........................ ............................. ............................... ........ .37 10 Product support Helpful websites............................................................................................................... ........38 Getting assistance.......... ............................................. .................................... .................. .......38 A Managing ba tteries Top points about bat teries........................................ ........................................................ ..... ...39 Extending battery life................ ... ................................................ ...................................... .......39 Safety precautions for usin g batteries......................................................................................39 Power indicators ................................. ................................... ........................................... ........40 Battery performance....................... ...................................... ............................................... .....40 Recharging NiMH batte ries............................................................................... ....................... 41 B Specification s Memory capacity...... ............ ................ ............. ............... ............... ............. ................ ...... ... ....43 Image quality........................................... ....................................................................... ..........43 Index ........ ........................................................ .............................................. ................. ...............44 2
1 Getting started Use this s ection to get fami liar with c amera con trols, se t up your digital ca mera fo r use, and begin taking pictures. Camera top and back 8 9 11 10 7 12 3 2 1 4 5 6 1 Power light. 2 button. 3 Shutter button. 4 Delete butto n—Accesse s the Delete function while in Instant Review (see “ Instant Review” on page 9 ) and Playback (see “ Deleting images” on page 18 ). 5 Flash button— Accesses the fl ash settings w hile in Picture Capture (see “ Setting the flash” on page 13 ). 6 selector—Switches between Picture Capture , Video Record , and Playback (see “ Taking pictures” on page 8 , “ Record ing video clips” on page 9 , and “ Reviewing images and video clips” on page 17 ). 7 Zoom lever—Accesses / Zoom (see “ Using zoom” on pa ge 11 ), Thumbnails (see “ Viewing thumbnails” on page 18 ), and Magnify (see “ Magnifying images” on page 18 ) functions. 8 and buttons—Scroll through menus and images. 9 USB connector. 10 button—Displays camera me nus, selects options, and confirms actions. 11 Back button—Returns you to the previo us menu or view. Press an d hold to back out of all menus. 12 Image Display. Getting started 3
Camera front, side, and bottom 2 3 5 4 1 1 Flash. 2 Self-Timer light (see “ Using the Self-Timer setting” on page 15 ). 3 Microphone. 4 Tripod mount. 5 Battery/Memory Card d oor. Before taking pictures Complete the following procedures before t aking pictures or reco rding video cl ips. Install th e batterie s 1. Open the Batt ery/Memory Card door by sliding the latc h as indicated on the Battery/ Memory Card door. 2. Insert th e two AA batterie s. 3. Close the Bat tery/Memory C ard door. NOTE: If using rech argeable NiMH bat teries, fully charge the ba tteries before us ing them the first time (see “ Recharging NiMH batteries” on page 41 ). Turn off the camera bef ore removing the batteries. Turn on the camera To turn on the camera, press the button. Chapter 1 4 Getting started
Choose the la nguage Use to choose the lang uage you want, the n press . To change t he language lat er, use the Camera Setup Menu (see “ Using the C amera Setup Menu” on page 31 ). Set the region Along with t he language set ting, the regi on setting determin es the default dat e format. Use to choose the region yo u want, t hen press . Set the date and time Accurately setti ng the date and time will help you locate images on ce you have transfer red them to your computer, and w ill ensure that images are accu rately marked if you use the date and t ime imprint fea ture. See Date & Time Imprint under “ Using the Picture C apture and Video Record menus” on page 14 . 1. Use to adjust the highlighted value. 2. Use to move t o the ot her select ions an d repeat Step 1 unti l the date and tim e are set correctly. 3. Press when the date, time, and form at settings are correct, then press again to confirm. To change the da te and time later, use the Camera Setup Menu (see “ Using the C amera Setup Menu” on pag e 31 ). Before taking pictures 5
Install and fo rmat an o ptional me mory card This camera supports stan dard, high speed, and hi gh capacity Secure Dig ital (SD and SDHC) memory cards, 32MB to 8GB. 1. Turn off the came ra and open the Battery/Memory Card do or. 2. Insert th e memor y card i n the smaller slot as shown. Make sure the memory ca rd snaps into place. 3. Close the Bat tery/Memory C ard door and turn on th e camera. NOTE: When you turn o n your camera wi th a memory card installed, the came ra indicates the number of images you can store on the memory card at th e current Image Quality setting. T his camera su pports storing a maximum of 2000 images on a memory ca rd. Always format new memory cards before first use. Format ting removes all ima ges from the memory ca rd, so make sure to transf er existing images before formatting (see “ Transferring and printing images” on p age 23 ). 1. With the camera tu rned on, slide to . 2. Press . 3. Use to select For mat Card , then press . 4. Use to select Yes , then press to format the card. NOTE: Once you install a memory card, all new image s and video clips are st ored on the card, rath er than i n internal memory. T o use internal memory and view images stored there, turn off the camera then rem ove the memory card. T o transfer images from internal memory to an optional memo ry card, see Move Images to Card under “ Using the Pl ayback Menu” on page 18 . For information about supported memory cards, see “ Storage” on pag e 42 . Install th e softwa re The HP Photosma rt Software provides feat ures for transferring imag es and video clips to your computer, as w ell as features fo r modify ing stored images (remove red eyes, rotate, crop, re size, and more). To install the HP Photosmart Sof tware , your computer must meet the sy stem requirements as stat ed on the camera packaging. If you have tr ouble installi ng or using the HP Ph otosmart Softwa re, see the Hewl ett- Packard Techni cal Support webs ite for more information: www.hp.com/support . Known issues ar e often fixed wit h new releas es of firmware. T o optimize your digital phot ography experien ce, periodical ly check this we bsite for upd ates to your camera's firmware , software , and drivers. Chapter 1 6 Getting started
To learn about Wi ndows Vista support for your camera, see www.hp.com/go/ windowsvista (English only). Windows: 1. Close all programs and t emporarily disable a ny virus protection software. 2. Insert the HP Photosmart Softw are CD into the CD drive and follow the on-screen instructions. If the installation scre en does not appear, click Start , click Run , type D: \Setup.exe , where D is the letter of your CD drive, then click OK . 3. When the software ha s finished installing, re -enable virus prote ction softw are. Macintosh: 1. Insert the HP Photosmart Softw are CD into the C D drive. 2. Double-click the CD ico n on the computer deskto p. 3. Double-click the insta ller icon, then follow the on-screen instruct ions. Once installati on is complete and you have restarted your comput er, System Preferenc es automatically open s to the HP Photosmart Camera settings. You may change settings so th e HP Photosmart Soft ware starts automat ically when you connect your camera to yo ur Macintosh (cl ick the he lp button on the HP Photosmart Camera settings dial og for more informat ion). Using your camera Now that you’ve completed setup, you can take and review pictures and vi deo clips. For information on taking pictur es and recording video clips See “ Taking pictures” on page 8 an d “ Recording video clips” on page 9 For information on setting picture capture and video record settings See “ Setting options for taking pictures an d recording video clips” on pag e 13 For information on reviewin g images and video clips on the camera See “ Reviewing images and video clips” on page 17 For information on enhancing yo ur images See “ Using the Design Gallery Menu” on page 21 For information on transferring images from your camera to a computer See “ Transferring images with HP Photosmart Software” on page 23 For information on printing im ages See “ Printing images directly to a printer” on page 25 TIP: To switch betw een Picture Captur e , Video Record , and Playback , slide to the desired op tion. Using your camera 7
2 Taking pictures and recording video clips You can take pictur es when you are in Picture Capt ure and you can record video when you are in Video Record . Sli de to to take pict ures or to to record video clip s. The Image Disp lay resembles t he following : 1 • Picture Capture indicator. • Video Record indicator. 2 12 0:15 • When taking pictures, pict ures rem aining count. • When recording video clips, time rema ining , in minutes and seconds (or in hours, minutes, and seconds if you have a large capacity m emory card). 3 Battery level indicator (see “ Power indicator s” on page 40 ). 4 Memory card indicator. 5 Focus brackets (see “ Auto focus and exposur e” on page 9 ). Taking pictures You can take a picture wh en the camera is se t to Picture Cap ture . 1. Slide to . 2. Frame the su bject for your picture in th e Image Display. 3. Press the Shutter but ton halfway dow n to measure and lock the focus and expo sure. The focus bra ckets i n the Image Display turn solid gr een when focus is locked (see “ Auto focus and exposure” on page 9 ). 4. Press the Shutter butt on all the way down to t ake the picture. 8 Taking pictures and recordin g video clips
Recording video clips You can record a video cli p when the came ra is set to Vi deo Record . 1. Slide to . 2. Frame the subject in the Ima ge Display. 3. Press the Shutter button ha lfway down t o measure focus and exposure. The fo cus brackets in the Image D isplay turn solid green when fo cus is locked (see “ Auto focus and e xposure” on pa ge 9 ). 4. Press the Shut ter button all the way dow n and release to begin recordin g video. 5. To stop recording video, pr ess and release the Shutter button agai n. Instant Review After you have taken a picture or recorded a video clip, the camera displa ys it briefly i n Instant Review . If you want to delete t he image or video clip, p ress , select This Image from the Delete menu, then press . NOTE: To hear audio associated with video clips, transfer them to yo ur computer (see “ Transferrin g and printing images” on page 23 ). Auto focus and exposure When you press the Shutter b utton halfway down, t he camera automatically measures and locks the focus (for pi ctures and video clips) and exp osure (for pictures only). Whe n you auto focus: Indicator Description Green focus brackets Focus found. Red focus bracke ts Focus not found (see “ Optimizing focus” on page 10 ). (shaking hand icon) (Pictures only) Long exposure required (see “ Optimizing exposure” on page 11 ). TIP: If you fo llow the suggestions f or focus and exposure and your im age does not appear to be in p roper focus or exposure w hen viewed in Playback , see the topics on blurry, dark, light, or grai ny images in “ Troubl eshooting” on pag e 32 . Recording video clips 9
Focusing on the subject When you pre ss the Shutter button halfw ay down, the camera searches for focus within th e focus brackets. When it finds focus, the fo cus brackets turn green. If the fo cus bracke ts do not frame your subjec t, use Focus L ock (see “ Using Focus Lock” on page 11 ). Optimizing focus When the c amera ca nnot au to focus, th e focu s brackets tu rn red. T his indica tes the picture ma y be out of focus b ecause th e subject i s out of the focus ra nge or th e scene has low contrast. If you are recordin g a video or taking a picture wi th a shooting mode (see “ Using the Picture Ca pture and Video R ecord menus” on page 14 ) other than Close-up or Super Close-u p , and the camera cannot focus, it will still take th e picture. Try releasing t he Shutter butto n, reframing, and t hen pressing the Shutter butt on halfway down aga in. If th e focu s brack ets are st ill red, try the follo wing. For pic ture s and v ideo clips : If the scene has low contrast, use Focus Lock (see “ Using Focus Lock” on page 11 ) and aim at a point on the subject that ha s more colors or crisp edges. For pic ture s only: • Select a shooting m ode more appropriate fo r the scene you are captu ring (see Shooting Mo de under “ Using the Pict ure Capture and Vide o Record menus” on page 14 ). • If the subject is too close (less than 300 mm or 11.81 i n), move farthe r away from the subject or use Close-up or Super Close -up (see Close-up and Super Close- up under “ Using the Pict ure Capture and Vide o Record menus” on pa ge 14 ). • If the camera i s set to Close-up or Super Close -up and cannot focus, the camera will not t ake the picture. T ry one of the foll owing: • Move within the Close-up range (200-800 mm or 7.87-31.5 i n) or Super Close-up range (20-200 mm o r 0.79–7.87 in) or set the ca mera to Auto (see Auto under “ Using the Pi cture Capture an d Video Record menus” on page 14 ). • In low contrast scenes, use Focus Loc k (see “ Using Focus Lock” on page 11 ). Chapter 2 10 Taking pictures and record ing video clips
Using Focu s Lock Use Focus Lock to focus on a subject th at is not in the cente r of the picture, to captu re action shots more qui ckly by pre-focusing in the a rea where the action w ill occur, or to focus in low ligh t or low contrast situat ions. 1. Frame the subject for your picture wit hin the focus brackets. In low light or low contrast situati ons, frame a bright er or higher contrast object. 2. Press the Shutter button halfwa y down. 3. Ho ld the Shutter button ha lfway down and re- frame. 4. Press the Shutter button all the way d own to take the picture. Optimizi ng exposur e When you are taking a picture and press the Shutter button halfw ay down, the camera also measu res the light le vel to set the pr oper expo sure. If the camera de termines the sce ne will require a ve ry long exposure, a shaking hand icon ( ) appears. The camera will t ake the picture, but it may be b lurry because it is difficult to h old the camera still for t he length of time requ ired. Try one of th e following: • Set the flash to Auto Flash or Flash On (se e “ Setting the flash” on page 13 ). • Set the camera on a tripod or stable su rface. • If the subject is out of the flash range or you do not ha ve a tripod, set the shoot ing mode to Steady Photo (see Stead y Photo und er “ Using the Picture C apture and Video Record menus” on page 14 ). • Turn on more light. NOTE: When you a re recording a vide o, the camera cont inuously updates exposure. Using zoom Your camera h as both optical an d digita l zoom. Opti cal zoom physica lly extend s the len s to make the subject of your picture appe ar closer. After you have extende d the lens fully using optica l zoom, the ca mera employs digital zoom. Digital zoom uses no moving lens parts. TIP: The more you zoo m in on the subject of your picture, the mo re small movements of the camera are ma gnified (this i s called camera shake). If appears when you press the Shutter button hal fway down, the picture may be blu rry. To reduce pot ential blur, see the suggest ions in “ Optimizing exposure” on page 11 ). Using zoom 11
Optical zoom Optical zoom moves th e lens between wide angl e (1x) and telephoto (6x). While in Picture Capture or Vide o Record , use the button s on the Zoom lever to control zoom. Press to zoom in and to zoom out. NOTE: You can set the o ptical zoom to the p osition you want just before recording video cl ips. However, yo u cannot us e optical zoom while the vi deo clip is recording. Digital zo om In digit al zoom, the I mage Displa y shows a yellow frame around the scene and the image quality settin g (MP value). As you zoom in, the scene expands to sh ow what the camera will captur e, and the MP value de creases to indica te the resolution at which the scene will be captured. When capt uring images using di gital zoom, make sure t hat the MP value on th e Image Display is appro priate for the size at which you wan t to print the capture d image. For MP values and th eir recommend ed print sizes, se e Image Quality under “ Using the Picture Capture an d Video Record men us” on page 14 . To use digital zoom: 1. While in Picture Capture , press on th e Zoom lever to o ptical ly zoom to the maximum level, th en release the lever. 2. Press and hold until the image you w ant to capture fill s the yellow frame. If you zoom in too far, pres s . 3. To return to optical zoom, press . NOTE: Digital zoom is not availabl e when recording video clips. Chapter 2 12 Taking pictures and record ing video clips
3 Setting options for taking pictures and recording video clips Your camera's defaul t settings work wel l for most shooting situa tions. For some situations, h owever, the featu res described in this chapter can improv e the pictures you take and the video cli ps you record. In addition t o setting feature s that optimize the camera for lightin g and motion, you can also set the camera t o take a series of pict ures rapidly or take images 10 seconds afte r you press the Shutter button, giving yo u time to p lace yourself in the image . Setting the flash To select a f lash setting, p ress while in Picture Captur e , use to highlight the desired flash mode, then press . To exit with out changing the f lash setting, press . Auto Flash (Default)—The came ra uses the flash if necessary. Red-Eye —The camera uses the flash with red- eye r eduction, if nec essary, to minimize the possibility of human eyes appearing red in the final image. For information about red-eye, see “ Flash Setting—Red-Eye ” on page 13 . Flash On —The camera always uses flash. If the light is behind your subject, use this setting to increase the light on the front of your subject. Flash Off —The camer a does not use flash. Use this setting to capture po orly lit subjects beyond the flash range or to capt ure scenes with the existing light. The flash set ting remains in eff ect until it is changed a gain, or you turn off the camera. NOTE: The flash is set to Fl ash Of f in Landsc ape , Sunset , and Theatre shoo ting mod es, with the Burst setting, and while recordin g video clips. The flash is set to Red-Eye in Night Portrait sh ooting m ode. Flash Setting—Red-Eye The red-eye phen omenon is caused whe n ligh t from the flash reflec ts off th e subjects' eyes, which ca n make human eyes appe ar red in the captured i mage. Using Red- Eye causes the camera to flash quickly up to three times t o shrink the subject's pupi ls (reducing the ef fect of the red-eye phe nomenon) before u sing the main flash and capturing the ima ge. Since it takes longe r to take a picture using t his setting, make sure your subjects wait for th e additional fl ashes. Setting options for taking pictures and recording video clips 13
Using the Picture Capture and Video Record menus The Picture Capture and Video Record menus allow you to adjust camera settings tha t affect the charac teristics of the pictures and video clips you capture. The Pictur e Capture Me nu displays only those features availa ble for taking pictures whi le the Video Record Menu displays o nly features avai lable for recordin g video clips. 1. Slide to or , then press . 2. Use to highlig ht an option, th en press to display the opt ion’s menu. 3. Use to highlight a setting, then press to change the sett ing or press to exit witho ut changing the setting. 4. To exit the menu, hold down until the menu disappears. For on-camera i nformation abo ut an opt ion, use to highl ight He lp... in the option' s menu, then press . Shooting Mode ( only)—For selecting a predefined setting optimized for particular types of scenes or sho oting situations. The setting remains in effect until it is changed again, or until you turn off the camera. • Auto Mode (Default)—For taking good shots quickly, when you do not have time to select a special shooting mode. • Close-up —For taking close-up pictures of subjects between 200 and 800 mm (7.87 to 31.5 in) away. • Super Clos e-up —For taking very close-up pictur es of subjects between 20 and 200 mm (0.79 to 7.87 in) a way. • Steady Photo —For minimizin g picture blur w hen the subject is moving or you cannot hold the camera still long enough in moder ate to dim light conditions (see “ Optimizing exposure” on page 11 ). • Theatre —For capturing images at school progr ams, concerts, or indoor sporting events without using flash. • Landscape —For scenes with deep perspecti ve, such as mountain scenes. • Portrait —For pictures that have one or more peo ple as their primar y subject. • Actio n —For capturing sporting eve nts, moving cars, or any scene where you want to stop the action. • Night Port rait —For capturing images o f people at night. This mode uses the flash and a long exposure. As a result, you must set the camera on a tripod or stable surface. • Sunset —For capturing outdoo r scenes at sunset. Self-Timer —For capturing images or r ecordi ng video after a 10 -second dela y (see “ Using the Self-Timer setting” on pa ge 15 ). Image Quality ( only)—Sets resolution and compression for images. The gr eater the number, the higher the resolution. The setting remains in effect until it is changed, even when you turn off the camera. • 8MP Best —For enlarging or printing images greater than 41 x 51 cm (16 x 20 in). • Normal (8MP) (Default)—For prin ting images up to 41 x 51 cm (1 6 x 20 in). • 5MP —For printing images up to 28 x 36 cm (11 by 14 in). • 2MP —For printing images up to 13 x 18 cm (5 by 7 in). • VGA —For sending images via e-mail or posting them to the Internet. Burst ( only)—For taking up to three sh ots quickly in succession (see “ Using the Burst setting” on page 15 ). The setting remains in effect until it is changed again, or until you turn off the camera. Chapter 3 14 Setting options for taking pictures and recording video clips
Date & Time Imp rint ( only)—Imprints date in lower left corner of image. The setting remains in effect until it is changed, even when you turn off the camera. • Off (Default)—No date or time imprinted on the image . • Date Only —Date permanently imprinted. • Date & Time —Da te and time permanently imprinted. Camera Setup... —Displays the Camera Setup Menu for setting camera behavior (see “ Using the Camera Setup Me nu” on page 31 ). Camera Help... —Displa ys a list of help topi cs for commonly used features. NOTE: Some menu o ptions are not availabl e in certain shooti ng modes. Using the Self-Timer setting The Self-Timer allows you to ta ke an i mage or video clip 10 seconds after pressing the Shutter but ton. 1. While in the Picture Capture or Video Rec ord menu, use to highlight Self-Timer , press , highlight On , press , then hol d down until the m enu disap pears. 2. Set the camera on a tripod or stable surface. 3. Frame the subject in the Ima ge Display. 4. Press the Shutter button ha lfway down t o lock focus and exposure. When the focus brackets turn gre en, press the Shutter bu tton all the way d own. The camera beg ins the 10-second countd own, then takes the picture or begins recording the vide o clip. 5. If you are recording a video cl ip, press the Shutter button to stop recording. TIP: If you wa nt to include yourself in the picture, place the camera on a t ripod or stable surface, the n press the Shutter butto n all the way down. The camera locks focus and exposure just be fore the end of the cou ntdown, allow ing you time to pl ace yourself in the scene. The Self-Timer setting resets to Off after the image i s taken. Using the Burst setting Burst allows you to take up to th ree pictures as qui ckly as possible w hen you press and hold the Shutter button all th e way down. 1. While in the Picture Captur e Menu , use to highlight Burst , press , highlight On , press , then hold down until the me nu disappears. 2. Frame the subject, th en press the Shutter button halfw ay down to lock the focus and exposure. Then press the Shutter button all the way do wn and hold it. T he camera takes up to thre e pictures as qu ickly as possibl e until you rele ase the Shutter butto n or the camera runs out of mem ory. The Image Display remains off d uring the burst capture. After th e burst images have been taken, each imag e appears one at a tim e in Instant R eview (see “ Instant Revi ew” on page 9 ). You can delete the entire burst se quence in Instant R eview . To delete individual images, see “ Deletin g images” on page 18 . (continued) Using the Picture Capture and Video Record menus 15
The Burst setting remain s in effect unti l it is changed agai n, or until you turn of f the camera. Chapter 3 16 Setting options for taking pictures and recording video clips
4 Reviewing images and video clips You can review and manip ulate images and video cli ps in Playback as described here. For info rmation about enhancing imag es, see “ Using the D esign Gal lery Men u” on page 21 . 1. Slide to . 2. Use to scroll through your im ages and video clips. Press to view vide o clips; press to pause a clip . When paused, use to scroll through the i ndividual frame s; press to resume playi ng the vide o. During Playback , the Image Displ ay also indicates additi onal informatio n about each image or video clip. 1 Playback indicator. 2 Battery indicator (see “ Power indica tors” on page 40 ). 3 Memory card indicator. 4 1 of 30 Number of this image or video clip out of the total number of stored images and video clips. 5 Image tagged as Favorite (see “ Tagging ima ges as Favorites” on page 19 ). 6 Image marked for printing via an online printing ser vice (see “ Buying prints online” on page 29 ). 7 1 Number of electronic Photos mart Share destinations (see “ Using HP Photosmart Express” on page 27 ). 8 3 Number of copies to print (see “ Transferr ing and printing images” on page 23 ). Reviewing ima ges and video clips 17
Deleting images To delete a displayed image during Playback: 1. Press . 2. Use to select an o ption, then press . • This Image —Del etes the imag e or video clip. • All Except Favorites —D eletes all imag es except those tagg ed as Favorites . This menu option only appea rs if you have images tag ged as Favori tes (see “ Tagging i mages as Favo rites” on page 19 ). • All Imag es (in Memory /on Card ) —Deletes all stored images and video clips. • Format (Mem ory/Car d) —Deletes all stored fil es, then formats th e internal memory or memory card. Viewing thumbnails 1. While in Playback , press (same as Zoom Ou t on the Z oom lever). 2. Use and to scroll th rough the thumbna ils. 3. Press to view the hi ghlighted imag e on the Image Di splay. Magnifying images This feature i s for viewing purpose s only; it does not perma nently alter the image. 1. While in Playback , press (same as Zoom In on the Zo om lever). The currently displayed i mage is magnifi ed 2x. 2. Use and to pa n around the magn ified image. 3. Use and to change the magnifi cation. 4. Press to return to Playback. Using the Playback Menu 1. While in Playback , press . 2. Use to highlig ht an optio n. Chapter 4 18 Reviewing images and video clips
3. Use to select an image or vide o clip, press , and f ollow any on-screen instructions. NOTE: To hear a udio associated with video clip s, transfer them t o your computer (see “ Transferrin g and printing images” on page 23 ). 4. To exit the selected Playback option, press . 5. To exit the Playback Menu , hold until the me nu disappears. Remove Red Eyes —Allows you to remove red eyes from captured images (see “ Removing red eyes” on page 19 ). Design Gallery... —Allows you to enhance image s by edi tin g, cropping, addin g borders, and more ( see “ Using the Design Gallery Menu ” on page 21 ). Photosmart Express... —Allows you to mark images for printin g, sharing, and orde ring prints online (see “ Using HP Photosmart Express” on page 27 ). Favorites —Allows you to tag images as Favorites (see “ Tagging image s as Favorites” on pag e 19 ). View Slideshow —Allows you to create and view slideshows of your images and videos (see “ Viewing slideshows” on page 20 ). Move Images to Ca rd —Moves images from internal memo ry to memo ry card. Available only if there are images in internal memory and a memory card is inserted. To move images, sele ct this option and follow th e on-screen prompts. Camera Setup... —Displays the Camera Set up Menu for setting came ra behavior (see “ Using the Camera Setup Me nu” on page 31 Camera Help... —Displa ys a list of help topi cs for commonly used features. Removing red ey es When you select Re move Red E yes , the camera processes the cu rrent picture to remove re d eyes from the subjects. Remove Red Eyes is only ava ilable for pict ures taken with a f lash. NOTE: To prevent red eye s in images, see “ Flash Setting—Red-Eye” on page 13 . The red-eye removal process takes a few se conds, after whi ch the image disp lays with green boxes around correct ed areas, along wi th the Remove Red Eyes menu: • Save Changes (Default)—Saves a copy of the original image wi th the changes and returns to the Playbac k Menu . • View Changes —Displays a magnif ied view of the im age with green boxe s around the corrected areas. To exit the Remove Red Eyes menu without saving chan ges, press . Tagging ima ges as Favorites Taggin g an image as a Favorite allow s you to quickly select the group of ima ges tagged as Favorites for printing or view ing as a group. NOTE: You can tag up to 200 images as Favori tes . Using the Playback Menu 19
1. While in Playback , use to display an image you want to tag as a Favorite . 2. Use to highl ight Favorites , press , then press again to tag the displayed image. This Image is checked in the Favorites menu. To un tag the image as a Favor ite , press again. 3. For each addition al image you want to tag as a Favori te , use to displa y the image, then repe at Step 2 . 4. To exit the Playback Menu , hold until the m enu disappears. If you have t he HP Photosm art Software i nstalled on your com puter, tagged i mages retain the tag wh en transferred to you r computer (see “ Transferring and print ing images” on page 23 ). Viewing slideshows Select View Slideshow to configu re and run a slidesh ow of image s and/or video cl ips on the camera Imag e Display. From the View Slidesh ow menu, us e to select a slideshow option. • Images —Plays the specified ima ges: All (default), Favorite s , Pictures Only , Videos Only . • Interv al —Sets the amount of time each image is shown: 2 s ecs , 5 secs (Default), 10 secs , 15 secs , 60 se cs . • Loop —Specifi es how often the sl ideshow repe ats: Once (Default ), 2x , 3x , Continuo us . Chapter 4 20 Reviewing images and video clips
5 Using the Design Gallery Menu You can use the Design Gal lery features to en hance your captured images. 1. While in Playback , use to scroll to an image, then p ress . 2. Use to highli ght Desig n Gallery , then press . 3. Use to highlight an option, the n press and follow an y on-camera inst ructions. Modify Color —Allows you to apply a color effect to an image (ee “ Modifying color s” on page 21 ). Add Borders —Allows you to ad d a border to an image (see “ Adding borders” on page 21 ). Rotate —Rotates images in 90 -degree increments. Use to rotate the image clockwise or counter- clockwise in 90-degree increments. Press to save the image in the new or ientation. Crop —Allows you to crop an image to a selected orientation (see “ Cro pping images” on page 22 ). Unless otherwise st ated, Design Gal lery effects are app lied to a copy of the i mage; the original ima ge is retained. Modifying col ors TIP: If you plan to mo dify colors, do so before addi ng a bord er. Modify Color allows you t o apply color schemes t o the displayed ima ge. To modify colors: 1. Use to select Modify Color , then press . 2. Use to select a color scheme an d preview the effe ct it has on the im age. • Black & White —Converts color images t o black and white. • Sepia —Conver ts image to a bro wnish tone to look old-fashi oned. • B&W Tints —Applies color tone s on a black and wh ite version of an i mage. 3. Press to select the col or scheme and display the Modi fy Color menu. Follow th e on-camera instructi ons to adjust the color. 4. Press to save a copy of the image wit h the specified color scheme a nd return to the Design Gal lery Menu . Press to exit withou t saving and return to the Modify Color menu. Adding borders TIP: If you pl an to modify colo rs or crop your image, do so before adding a bo rder. Using the Design Gallery Menu 21
Add Borders allo ws you to add one or more predef ined borders to the d isplayed image. To add a border: 1. Use to select Add Borders , then press . 2. Use to select a border type a nd preview the effect it has on the i mage. • Soft Edge —Applies a soft, vignetted frame to the image. • Oval —Adds an oval matt e border with beveled e dges. • Rectangle —Adds a rect angular matte border with sharp corners. 3. Press to select the border an d display the Add Borders menu . Follow the on -camera instructions to adjust the bo rder. 4. Press to save a copy of the im age with the sp ecified border and re turn to the Design Gal lery Menu . Press to exit without savin g and return to the Add Borders menu. Cropping images Crop allows you to crop the displayed i mage to the selected orientatio n, then use the Zoom lever and to ensure that the image content you want gets saved. TIP: Make sure you cro p images as neede d before addin g borders. 1. Use to select Crop , then press . 2. Use to select a crop orient ation and pre view the effect it has on the image. • Landscape (Default)—Horizontall y crops the displayed ima ge to a 3:2 aspect ratio (one third wider than tall). • Portrait —Vertically crops t he displayed image to a 2 :3 aspect ratio (o ne-third taller than wide ). Follow the on-camera inst ructions to use the Zoom leve r and adjust what a ppears in the cropped image . When you pri nt, the normal aspe ct ratios get cropped on the top and botto m (landscape) or on the sides (portrait). Cropping helps ensure that the content you want gets printed. 3. Press to save a copy of the cropped image an d return to t he De sign Gallery Menu . Press to exit without saving and return to th e Crop menu. Chapter 5 22 Using the Design Gallery Menu
6 Transferring and printing images Regularly transferring im ages to your computer and delet ing them from the memo ry card will reduce the time i t takes to turn on your camera, t o review images, and to transfer images. You ca n transfer pictures and vi deo clips with or with out the HP Photosm art Software tha t came with yo ur camera. However, the HP Photosmart So ftware has se veral features for tran sferring and managing your i mages and also gui des you through t he transfer process. NOTE: Transferrin g a large number of high-re solution images f rom a memory card to your computer may take up to two hours. Ev en if your Image Display turns off du ring the transfer process o r it appears that nothin g is happening on the computer, do no t disconnect your camera f rom your computer unt il your computer indi cates that imag e transfer is compl ete. When transferring a large nu mber of im ages, be sure your camera batterie s are fully charged or use an optional memory card reader. Transferring images with HP Photosmart Software If you have installed t he HP Photosmart So ftware (see “ Install the software” on page 6 ), use this method to transfer image s and video clips to your co mputer. When you connect yo ur camera to a comput er with the HP Phot osmart Software inst alled: • If you have tagge d images as Favorites (see “ Tagging images as Fa vorites” on page 19 ), the tags are transferred wit h the images to your comput er. • If you have marked imag es for printing (see “ Marking images for printing” on page 27 ) a nd the computer is connecte d to a printer, the marked imag es are automatically pri nted. • If you have marked im ages for sharing (see “ Sharing images” on page 29 ) and th e computer is con nected to the Intern et, the selected ima ges are automatic ally sent to their destin ations. • If you have marked images to buy a s prints (see “ Buying print s online” on page 29 ) and the computer is connected t o the Internet, you can follow the instructions on the computer screen to bu y prints of those i mages you selected . • You ca n transfer the ima ges on the camer a to the c omputer by followi ng the instructions on th e computer screen. To transfer images usi ng the HP Photosmart Sof tware: 1. If you have marked images for sh aring, printing, or buying prints onl ine (see “ Using HP Photosma rt Express” on pag e 27 ), verify that the com puter is connected to a printer and/or th e Internet. 2. Turn off the camera. Transferring and printing images 23
3. Connect th e camera and computer usi ng the USB cable that ca me wi th your came ra. 4. Turn on the came ra. When the Image Display indicates that t he camera is connected to t he computer, foll ow the in struction s on the compu ter screen. For more inform ation, see the Help feature in the HP Photos mart Software. NOTE: If the camera does not successfully connect to the com puter, see “ My camera stalls when es tablis hing a conn ecti on to the computer.” on page 36 . After you have transferred the im ages, you can then use the HP Photosmart Softw are to edit, print, or send the images from your comp uter. Transferring images without HP Photosmart Software If you do no t install the HP Photosmart Softw are: • You cannot use th e Share feature s or Buy Prints Onl ine on the camera's Photos mart Expre ss Men u (see “ Using HP Photosmart Express” on page 27 ). • Images marked for printing do not automatically print when th e camera is connected to the comput er. • Favorite s tags do not tran sfer to the comp uter. However, you can still transfer imag es and video clips to you r computer by : • Connecting you r camera directly to the com puter (see “ Connec ting to the computer” o n page 24 ) • Using a memory card reader (see “ Using a memory ca rd reader” on page 25 ) Connecting to the computer 1. Turn off the camera , connect the camera and computer us ing the USB cabl e that came with your ca mera, then turn on the ca mera. Your computer's prov ided image transfer softw are should start. Follow t he on-screen instructions to transfer your images. 2. When you have fi nished transferring ima ges, disconnect the ca mera from the computer. If you encount er problems, set the camera’s USB Configuration to Disk Drive (see USB Configur ation under “ Using the C amera Setup Menu” on pa ge 31 ) and reconnect to yo ur computer. NOTE: On Macintosh computer s, if you s et the camera to Disk Driv e and neither Image Cap ture nor iPhoto start s automaticall y, look on the deskt op for a disk dri ve labeled w ith your camera model n umber and copy the imag es manually. Fo r more information ab out how to copy f iles, visit Mac help. Chapter 6 24 Transferring and printing images
Using a memo ry card re ader You can put your camera’s op tional memory ca rd into a (separate ly purchased) memory card reader. Some comput ers and HP Photos mart printers have built-in me mory card slots which act as a m emory card reader. 1. Insert your camera’s memory car d into the memory card reader (or into your computer’s m emory card slot). 2. Your computer's provided image transfer softwa re starts automati cally and guides you through the p rocess of transf erring images. 3. After verifying that the images were successfully transferred, return the memory card to your camera. If no appl ication starts aut omatically or i f you want to copy the i mages manuall y, look f or the disk drive for the mem ory card, then copy the ima ges to your local hard drive . For more informati on about how to copy fi les, refer to your comput er's help. Printing images directly to a printer You can print images di rectly from the camera to any PictBr idge-certi fied printer. For inform ation about printing im ages from your comput er, see “ Transferrin g image s with HP Photos mart Software ” on page 23 . NOTE: You cannot print vid eo clips using the method described in this section. You can, however, print a frame fro m a video clip using the HP Pho tosmart Software. For more informatio n, see Help in th e HP Photosmart So ftware. 1. Check that the printer is turned on, there is paper in t he printer, and the re are no printer error messages. 2. Turn off the camera, co nnect the camera and printer using t he USB cable that came w ith your camera, then turn on t he camera. 3. If the Print marked pictures? screen is displayed o n the camera's Image Display , do one of the f ollowing: • If you want to print the pict ures you marked for printing (see “ Marki ng images for p rinting” on page 27 ), highlight Yes , press , then follow the on-camera instruct ions to select print option s and print t he marked pictures. NOTE: After the printer prints the marked images, the Image Display on th e camera shows an imag e. You can then select individ ual images to prin t by followi ng the remaining steps in this p rocedure. • If you wan t to sele ct indi vidua l images to prin t, highl ight No , then press . Printing images directly to a prin ter 25
4. When the Image D isplay on the camera show s an image: • If you want to pri nt one or more images, use to display an im age you want to print, use to spe cify the numbe r of copies , then press . In the Print Options menu, highlight Print This Image N ow , and press . • If you want t o print a group of imag es or modify the printe r settings, pre ss , highlight Print Menu... , then press again. Hi ghlight the opt ion you want. • Printer Settings —Specifies paper size, print size and quality, and borderl ess printing. U se to select a print opt ion and use to modify the selected print opti on. When you are done spe cifying print opt ions, press . • Print All —Prints one copy of ea ch image. Pres s and follow the on-camera instructions to begin printing. • Print Inde x —Prints all images as thumb nails. Press to begin prin ting. • Print Fa vorites —Prints one copy of e ach image t agged as a Favorite . Press to begin prin ting. This option is available only if you have tagged at least one image as a Favorite (see “ Tagging i mages as Favorite s” on page 19 ). • Cancel Printing —Stops the printi ng of any images that have not yet print ed. Press , highlight Yes , then press . 5. After the printer has prin ted all the images you selected , disconnect the camera f rom the printer. NOTE: If you connect the came ra to a non-HP printer and encounter problems with printing, contact your printer manufacturer. HP does no t provide customer support fo r non-HP printers. Chapter 6 26 Transferring and printing images
7 Using HP Photosmart Express With HP Photos mart Express , you can select pictures in y our came ra to p rint automatically (see “ Marking imag es for printing” on pag e 27 ), to buy prints online (see “ Buying pri nts online” on p age 29 ), or to send to custom destination s (see “ Sharing images” on pag e 29 ) the next time you connect the camera to your computer or p rinter. You must have the HP Ph otosmart Softwa re installed on your compu ter to use some features in th e Photosmart Expre ss Menu . For informat ion about inst alling th is software, see “ Install the softwa re” on pag e 6 . NOTE: Available online services vary by cou ntry or region. Using the Photosmart Express Menu To display t he Photosma rt Expre ss Menu: 1. Slide to and press . 2. Use to highli ght Photosmart Express... , then press . 3. Use to highlight a menu option, then press . Print —Allows you to select images a nd specify number of copies to print. See “ Marking images for printing” on page 27 . Share —Allows you to add custom online destination s and share images to one or more destinations. See “ Sharing images” on page 29 . Buy Prints Online —Specifies images you want printed by an online printing service. See “ Buying prints online” on page 29 . NOTE: The featu res in the Photosmart Express Menu are availabl e only for pictures. They are not available for video clips. Marking images for printing Marked images are au tomatically printed whe n you connect the camera to a PictBridge- certified printer or a computer with the HP Ph otosmart Softwa re install ed. You can mark Using HP Photosmart Express 27
individual images, all image s, or groups of imag es tagged as Fav orites (see “ Tagging images as Fa vorites” on page 19 ). 1. While in th e Photosmart Ex press Menu , use to highlight Print , then press . 2. In the Print menu, highli ght an option, then press . • This Image —Marks the image currently displayed. You can scroll to a different ima ge using . • All Favorites.. . —Displays the Print All Favorites entry. Press . This o ption is available only if you have t agged more t han one image as a Favorite (see “ Tagging images as F avorites” on page 19 ). • All Images... —Displays th e Print All Images entry. Press . This option is available only if you have more than one image in the camera. 3. If you want to print more than one copy, highligh t Change Number of Copi es , then press . In the Print menu for cha nging the number of copies, use to specify the number of copies to prin t, then press . 4. From th e mai n Print menu, you can mark addition al images for printing, using to display an ima ge, highlight ing This Image in the Print menu, pressi ng , then repeatin g Step 3. 5. When you are done marking images f or printing, hold do wn until the me nu disappears. 6. To print the ma rked images dire ctly to a printer, see “ Printing images di rectly to a printer” on pag e 25 . To p rint them from a computer connecte d to a printer, see “ Transferring im ages with HP Phot osmart Software ” on page 23 . Chapter 7 28 Using HP Photosmart Express
Buying prints online You can mark im ages you want to order as prints. The next time you connect the camera to a computer wit h the HP Photosmart Software installed, you can order prints of the marked im ages onl ine. 1. While in the Photosmart Expre ss Menu , use to highli ght Buy Prints Online , t hen press . 2. In the Buy Print s Online menu, highligh t an option, the n press . • This Image —Marks the image curren tly displayed. You can scrol l to a differe nt image using . • All Favorites... —Displays the Buy Prints o f All Favo rites entr y. Press , then press . This option is avai lable on ly if you h ave tagged more than on e image as a Favorite (see “ Tagging im ages as Favorites” on p age 19 ). • All Imag es... —Displays the Buy Prints of Al l Images entry. Press , then press . This option i s available only if you have more than one im age in the camera. 3. To mark additi onal images, use to display an image, pre ss , then rep eat Step 2. 4. When you are done marking images for wh ich you want to buy print s, hold down until the menu di sappears. 5. To buy prints of the images you selected, see “ Transferring imag es with HP Photosma rt Software” on page 23 . Sharing images You can customize the Share menu t o include e-mail a ddresses, group distribu tion lists, or other online services. You can then select im ages to send to these destinat ions. Setting up on line des tin ations in the camera You can specify up to 34 cust om destinations (such a s individual e-mail addresses or group distributio n lists) in the Photosmart Expre ss Menu . 1. Verify that your computer is connected t o the Internet. 2. While in the Photosmart Expre ss Menu , use to highli ght Share , t hen press . If you have already created dest inations, high light Share Men u Setup and press again. 3. Connect the camera to your comput er. Follow the on-screen instructions to set up destinations i n your camera. 4. Turn off the camera and disconnect the ca mera from the computer. Turn on the camera, access the Photosmart Express Menu , then hi ghlight Share and press to verify that the new destinatio ns are now in the camera. Buying prints online 29
Sending images to online destinatio ns After you have set u p online destination s in the camera, you can mark imag es to be sent to these cust om destinations the next t ime you connect your camera t o your computer. 1. While in th e Photosmart Ex press Menu , use to highlight Share , th en press . 2. In the Share menu, high light an option, t hen press . • Custo m Destination s—Selects the destinati on to send t he image di splayed in t he background. There may be multipl e destinati ons depending on the number of them you create d (see “ Setting up online destinations in the camera ” on pag e 29 ). You can scroll to a diffe rent image using . • All Favorites.. . —Displays a list of dest inations. Highl ight each destinat ion to which you want t o send all Favorites , pressing to select each destination. After selecting destinations, press . This option i s available only if you have tagged more than one imag e as a Favorite (see “ Tagging images as Favorites” on page 19 ). • All Images... —Dis plays a list of destinations. Hig hlight each destination to which you want to se nd all images, pressing to select each destination. After selectin g destinations, press . This opt ion is available only i f you have more than one im age in the camera. 3. To select additi onal images to sha re, use to display an image, th en repeat Step 2. 4. When you are done marking images t o share, hold down until the menu disappears. 5. To send the imag es to the destinat ions, see “ Transferrin g images wi th HP Photos mart Software” on p age 23 . Chapter 7 30 Using HP Photosmart Express
8 Using the Camera Setup Menu The Camera Se tup Menu allows you to set preferences fo r the camera’s behavi or. The Camera Setup Me nu is availa ble from the Picture Capture , Video Record , and Playback menus. 1. While in the Picture Capture , Video Record , or Pl ayback menu , use to high light Camera Setup... , then press . 2. Use to highlight a menu option, then press to display the menu option’s menu. 3. Use to highlight a setting, then pre ss . 4. To exit the Camera Setup Me nu , hol d down until the menu disap pears. Settings you sp ecify remain until you cha nge them. Display Brightness —Adjusts the brightness of the Image Display. • Low —For extending batter y life. • Medium (Default)—For norma l viewing conditions. • High —For very bright lighting conditions. Camera Sounds —T urns the camera sounds (such as button pr esses and shutter clicks) off and on. On (Default), Off . Date & Time —Sets the da te and time. See “ Set the date and time” on pag e 5 . USB Configuration —Specifies how a computer recognizes the camera. See “ Connecting to the co mputer” on page 24 . • Digital Camera (Defa ult)—Recognizes the camera as a digital camera using PTP (Picture Transfer Protocol). • Disk Drive —Recognizes the camera as a disk drive using MSDC (Mass Storage Device Class). (Language)—Sets the language. See “ Choose the language ” on page 5 . Using the Camera Setup Menu 31
9 Troubleshooting Use this sect ion to find informat ion on: • Resetting the came ra (see “ Resetting the came ra” on page 32 ) • Possible problems and solutions (see “ Problems a nd solutions” on pag e 32 ) Resetting the camera If your camera does not respond when you press butto ns, reset the camera. 1. Turn off the camera. 2. Remove the memory card a nd batteries for at least 5 secon ds. 3. Reinsert the ba tteries and close the Batte ry/Memory Card door. 4. Turn on the camera. On successful reset, you may be prompt ed to set the date and time (see “ Set the date a nd time” on page 5 ). 5. Verify th at the cam era works wit hout an optiona l memory c ard, turn off the ca mera, then reinsta ll the card. When the camera is reset, any images or vi deo clips stored in memory are re tained. Problems and solutions Use this in formation to find solutions to common issues you may have u sing your came ra. NOTE: Known issues are often fi xed with new releases of firmware. To opti mize your digital ph otography experience, periodically chec k the Hewlet t-Packard Technical Support we bsite ( www.hp.com/ support ) for up dates to your camera's f irmware, software , and drivers. How can I get professional -quality prints if I don’t ha ve a photo printer? Use the Buy Prints On line feature on the Photosmart Express Me nu (see “ Buying print s online” on page 29 ). The camera do es not turn on. • Install new or re charged batterie s, ensurin g that the batte ries are inserted correctly (see “ Install the b atteries” on page 4 ). If you are using re chargeable batte ries, ensure they are recha rgeable Nickel Meta l Hydride (NiMH ) batteries. • Reset the camera (see “ Resetting the camera” on page 32 ). • Ensure that the memory card is th e proper type (see “ Storage” on p age 42 ). If so, remove the memory card and turn on the camera; if the camera turns on, form at the memory card (see “ Install an d format an o ptional memo ry card” on page 6 ). If the camera still does not turn on , format the memory card us ing a memory card reader, or replace the m emory card. 32 Troubleshooting
I have to recha rge the Ni MH batteries fre quently. • New batteries or batte ries that have not been charg ed recently must be rech arged to reach full capacity. • If you have not used the bat teries for two months or longe r, recharge them. • For tips on conserving ba ttery life, see “ Extending bat tery life” on page 39 . The NiMH batteries will not charge. • Try charging the batt eries again after th ey have drained aw hile. • If charging the batt eries in an optional battery charg er does not work, replace the batteries. It takes the camera a lon g time to turn on. • Your camera may be slower to turn on if you have a high capacity (4GB o r larger) memory card inserted. • Having a large number of f iles (over 300) stored on a memo ry card affects the tim e it takes for th e camera to turn on. Tran sfer stored files to your com puter, th en format the memory card. • Power-on time in Playback is slow if you have a large number of tagged ima ges on your memory card. Transfer the imag es to your comput er (see “ Transferring an d printing images” on page 23 ) an d review them there. The camera does not re spond when I pres s a button. • Turn on the camera. • Most of the camera bu ttons do not respond w hen the camera is co nnected to a computer. • Replace or recharge the batteries. • Reset the camera (see “ Resetting t he camera” on page 32 ). • The memory card may be de fective. Remove th e memory card and test the camera; if the camera works, r eplace the memory card. • Forma t the in ternal m emory and/ or the memo ry card (se e “ Install and fo rmat an optional mem ory card” on page 6 ). The camera does not take a pict ure when I press the Shutter butto n. • Press the Shutter button all the w ay down. • The memory card or internal memory may be full. Transfer imag es from the camera to your computer, then form at the internal memory or t he memory card (see “ Install and format an optional memory card” on page 6 ). Or repl ace the card with a n ew one. • The camera may be processi ng. Wait a few seconds f or the camera to finish processing the la st image bef ore taking anot her picture. The Image Display is not worki ng. • The Image Display may have timed out . Press any camera button to wa ke up the camera. • Reset the camera (see “ Resetting t he camera” on page 32 ). • Replace or recharge the batteries. I have to recharge the NiMH batteries fre quently. 33
My image is blurry . •U s e Focus Lock (see “ Using Focus Lock” on page 11 ). • Use a tripod to ho ld the camera stea dy, or improve ligh ting conditio ns. • Use Steady Photo shootin g mode (see Steady Photo under “ Using the Picture Capture an d Video Record men us” on page 14 ). • Set the fla sh to Auto Flash or Flash On and set the shooting mode t o Action. My image is too bright. • Turn the flash off (see “ Setting the f lash” on page 13 ). • Move back from the subject and use zoom. My image is too dark . • Wait for n atural lighting conditions to im prove, use the f lash (see “ Setting the flash” on page 13 ), or add indirect lighting. • If the subject you ar e trying to capture is ou tside the flash ra nge, turn off the flash. This causes a longer exp osure time, so use a tripod or hol d the camera steady. For information ab out flash working dist ance for this camera, go to www.hp.com/ support , select your language and reg ion, enter your camera mode l number in th e Search: Product field, click Product Information , then click Specifications . My image is grainy. • Add indirect ligh ting, use the f lash (see “ Setting t he flash” on page 13 ), or wait for natural li ghting condit ions to impr ove. • Using Steady Photo shoot ing mode can increase grain iness. • You may have zoomed i n too far using digital zoom (see “ Digital zoom ” on page 12 ). • If the camera is warm, the ef fect will diminish as the camera cools. For best image quality, avoid st oring the camera in very hot locations. Images are miss ing on my camer a. Remove the memory card an d see if the images are st ored in internal me mory. If so, transfer the image s to the memory card (see Move Images to Card und er “ Using the Playback Me nu” on page 18 ). Chapter 9 34 Troubleshooting
I have two memo ry cards that are the same size, b ut one stor es many more pictu res than the oth er. • Your memory card may contain f iles that are not images or videos recognized by the camera. Save any data on the memo ry card that you want to keep, then format the memory card (see “ Install and f ormat an optional mem ory card” on page 6 ). • If your memory ca rds are 4GB or larger, th e card that st ores fewer images m ay have been improper ly formatted by a device t hat does not support 4GB or larger cards. A new type o f High Ca pacity Secu re Digita l (marke d SDHC) memory ca rd is no w available that prevents improper format ting and use by devices not suppor ting 4GB or larger cards. Try formatting the card in this camera, which supports High Capacity Secure Digi tal cards. • Your memory card may be defective. If you have formatted your memory card in the camera and it does not show the expe cted capacity, consider replacin g the memory card. My camera indi cates I can store 2000 im ages regardles s of the Image Quali ty setting. When you turn on your came ra with a memory card in stalled, the ca mera indicates the number of images yo u can store on the memory card at the current Image Quality setting. T his came ra supports sto ring a maximu m of 2000 im ages on a memory ca rd. It takes a l ong time to “D elete All” i mages from m y memory c ard. Having a la rge numbe r of images sto red on a memory card i ncreases the time the ca mera takes to delete them. Instead of deleting them, format the memory card (see “ Install and format an option al memory card” on page 6 ). The Power li ght is on but the Imag e Display is off, or the camer a seems stu ck and won't op erate. •S l i d e to a differen t position or press any camera bu tton to reactivate t he Image D isplay. • Reset the camera (see “ Resetting t he camera” on page 32 ). The camera responds sluggi shly when tryin g to review image s. • Power-on time in Playback is slow if you have a large number of tagged ima ges on your memory card. Transfer the imag es to your comput er (see “ Transferring an d printing images” on page 23 ) an d review them there. •S e e “ Storage” on p age 42 and “ Memory capa city” on page 43 for tips about memory cards. Video recordin g terminates abru ptly. The video is saved successful ly, but it is shorter than expected. Replace your memory card with a faster card. Look for cards marked High Performance, Pro, Ultra, or Hig h Speed. I have two memory cards that are the same size, but one store s many more pictures than the other. 35
Video recordi ng terminates abru ptly and the video will not play back. • Remove the memory card and see if t he video is stored in inte rnal memory. If so, transfer the vi deo to a memory card (see Move Images to C ard under “ Using the Playback Menu ” on page 18 ) or to your c omputer (see “ Transferring an d printing images ” on page 23 ). • If the video is stored on a me mory card, transfer the video to your computer (see “ Transferring and p rinting image s” on page 23 ), then reformat the card (s ee “ Insta ll and format an optional mem ory card” on page 6 ). The camera ge ts warm (or even hot) to the touch. This is normal. H owever, if an ything see ms out o f the ord inary, turn off the cam era an d allow the camera to cool. Th en examine the camera and the batteries for signs of p ossible damage. For best image quali ty, turn off the camera when n ot using. Always store the ca mera in a cool pl ace. My camera stalls w hen establishing a connection to the compu ter. • Your memory card may have a large number of image s stored on it. The more image s you have on your card, the longer it takes t o establish a connection to the computer (up to 5 minutes). If you have a large number o f images on the memory card , be sure to all ow this additio nal ti me to est ablish the conn ection . • Ensure that the USB cab le is properly connected to t he camera and comput er. • Try connecting t he USB cable to another U SB port on the computer. • Turn the camera o ff, then on again . If that do es not fix the prob lem, reset t he camera (see “ Resettin g the camera” on p age 32 ). • If the problem persists, con tact HP Support (see “ Product sup port” on page 38 ). I cannot transfer i mages from the cam era to my comput er. • Either install th e HP Photosmart Software (see “ Install the soft ware” on page 6 ), or see “ Transferring images w ithout HP Photosmart Sof tware” on page 24 . • Configu re your came ra preferen ces so the HP Ph otosmart software starts automaticall y when you connect your came ra to your Macintosh. Ope n the HP Photosmart Camera settings in System Preferences to make changes, or t o view the camera so ftware help. • Set your camera to act as a Disk Driv e (see USB Configuration in “ Using the Camera Setu p Menu” on page 31 ), then follow the ste ps in “ Connecting to the computer” o n page 24 . I get an error m essage when trans ferring images to my computer. A power surge or electrost atic discharge may have affected the camera. Close t he HP Photosmart Software, disconnect the ca mera from the comput er, and reset the camera (see “ Resetting the cam era” on page 32 ). Then, rest art the image transfe r process (see “ Transferring images w ith HP Photosm art Software” on page 23 ). Chapter 9 36 Troubleshooting
The HP Photosmart Software does not start automatica lly when I connect to my Macintosh. Configure your camera preference s so the HP Photosma rt software starts au tomatically when you connect your camera to your Macintosh. Open t he HP Photosmart Camera settings in Syste m Preferences to make changes, or to vi ew the ca mera software help. The HP Photos mart Software ta kes a long time before it is read y to transfer im ages from my ca mera. Having a large numbe r of files stored on an optional mem ory card affects the amount of time it takes for the HP Ph otosmart Software to start transferring imag es. Transfer all images stored on the memory card , then format the ca rd (see “ Install and fo rmat an optional memo ry card” on page 6 ). My camera sh uts down unexpec tedly. • A power surge or electros tatic discharge may ha ve affected th e camera. Remove the battery and reset the camera (see “ Resett ing the camera” on page 32 ). Then reinstall the battery a nd turn on the camera. • Recharge the ba tteries. • Repla ce the battery. I am having a problem insta lling or using th e HP Photosmart Software. • Make sure your computer meets the mini mum system requirements as stated on the camera packaging. • Refer to the HP Photosmart Software onli ne help system. • Refer to the He wlett-Packard Tech nical Support w ebsite: www.hp.com/ support . Camera error messages Should you rece ive one of the foll owing error messag es when using yo ur camera, yo u can look up details about the message b y visiting www.hp.com and searching on the specific cod e. • Lens Error (general) —M z60–021 • Lens Error (zoom cannot retract) —M z60–022 • Lens Error (lens can not extend) —Mz60–033 • Lens Error (zoom in failed) —Mz60 –041 • Lens Error (zoom out failed) —Mz6 0–081 • Unsupported card —Mz60–2 00 • Unable to fo rmat card —Mz60–202 • Error saving image —Mz60–100 • Error saving video —Mz60–102 • Batteries Low (followed by data on bat tery types and perf ormance)—AA–400 The HP Photosmart Software does not star t autom atically when I connect to my Macintosh . 37
10 Product support Use this se ction to find suppor t informatio n for your di gital camera , includi ng links to helpful webs ites and an overvie w of the support process. Helpful websites Camera tips, prod uct registration, newsletter subscriptions, driver and software updates, purchase HP supplies and accessories www.hp.com Under Learn about : , click Digital Photography Customers with disabi lities www.hp.com/hpinfo/community/accessibilit y (English only) Hewlett-Packard Technical Support; firmware, software, and driver updates; support information www.hp.com/support Windows Vista support www.hp.com/go/windowsvista (Englis h only) Getting assistance To get the be st from your HP produ ct, consult the follo wing standard HP support offering s: 1. Consult t he product documentat ion. •R e v i e w “ Trouble shooting” on p age 32 in this docume nt. • Review the elect ronic Help section wit hin the software . • Refer to the camera's H elp screens. 2. Visit the H ewlett-Packard Techni cal Support websit e at www.hp.com/ support , or contact the store w here you purchased this ca mera. The Hewlet t-Packard Technical Support website is available to all HP customers. The H ewlett-Packard Technical Support website is the fastest source of up -to-date product inf ormation and expert assistance, including: • Fast e-mail access to qualifi ed online support specialists. • Firmware, softw are, and driver upda tes for your camera. • Valuable produ ct and troubleshooting inf ormation for techni cal issues. • Proactive product update s, support alerts, an d HP newsletters (ava ilable when you register your camera). 3. HP support by ph one. Support options an d fe es vary by product, countr y/region, and language. For a list of support co nditions an d phone numbers, visit www.hp.com/ support . 4. Post-warranty peri od. After the limited warranty period, help i s available online at www.hp.com/support . 5. Extending or upgrad ing your warranty. If you wou ld like to extend o r upgrade your camera's warrant y, please contact t he store where you bou ght the camera or ch eck the HP Ca re Pack of fers at www.hp.com/support . 6. If you already p urchased an HP Care Pack Service, please check the supp ort conditions on your contract. 38 Product support
A Managing batteries Your camera uses two AA batteries, either Alka line, Photo Lithium, or rechargeable Nickel Metal Hydride (NiMH). Ph oto Lithium and NiMH batteries pro vide longer battery life than Alkaline batteries. Top points about batteries • The batteries shipped with your ca mera are AA Alkaline. These batteries have a short life an d are intended to le t you begin using your camera immediately. When the camera warns that the battery charge is low (see “ Power indicators” on page 40 ), HP recomme nds replacing them with Photo Lithium or rechargeable Ni MH batteries for longer battery life. • Fully charge NiMH batteries before using them for the first time. • The first several times you recharge NiMH batter ies, they may not provide the number of shots per charge that you expect. Their performance w ill improve after the batteries have been charged, then discharged completely four or five times. You can use the camera normally to discharge the batteries during this conditioning period. • Always insert the batterie s in the camera co rrectly (see “ Install the batteries” on page 4 ). If the batteries are inserted improp erly, the compartment door may close but the camera will not operate. • If you do not intend to use your camera for more than one mo nth, remove the batteries from the camera. • The performance of all batteri es will decreas e as the temperature drops. To improve battery performance, store the camera and batteries in a warm inside pocket wh en in a cold environment. To prevent short-circ uiting the batteries, never car ry small metal items such as keys or coins in the same pocket with your batteries. Extending battery life To conserve battery power, the Image Display tu rns off after a period of inactivity. Pressing any button wakes up the camera. After five minutes of inactivity, the camera turns off. To further extend battery life: • Set Display Brightness to Low (see Display Brightness unde r “ Using the Camera Setup Menu” on page 31 ). • Set your camera to Auto Fl ash (see Auto Flash under “ Setting the flash” on page 13 ). • Use optical zoom sparingly. • Use video recordin g sparingly. • Use Image Display sparingly. • If you are turning on the ca mera only to view images, slide to , then turn on the camera to start in Playback without extending the lens. Safety precautions for using b atteries • Always use two identical batteries of the same chemistry, brand, and age. • Do not place batteries in fire or heat them. Al ways store char ged batteries in a cool loca tion. • Do n ot connect the positive and negative ter minals of the battery to each other with any metal object. • Do not carry or store batteries with metal objects. Do not drop batteries into a ch ange-filled pocket. • Do not p ierce batteries or subject them to strong impacts or shocks. • Do not solder directly onto batteries. • Do not allow batteries to get wet. • Do not disassemble or modify batteries. Managing batteries 39
• Immediately discontinu e use of a battery if, while using, charging, or storing the battery, the battery emits an unusual smell, feels excessive ly hot (note that it is normal for the battery to feel warm), changes color or shape, or appears abnormal in any othe r way. • In the event batteries lea k and the fluid gets in to one’s eye, do not rub the eye. Rinse well with water and immediately seek medical care. If left untreated, the battery fluid could cause damage to the eye. CAUTION: Risk of explosion if batte ry is replaced by an inco rrect type. Dispose of used batteries according to the instructions. Power indicators When the batteries are low, one of the follo wing icons appears in the Image Display. If no batter y icon appears in the Image Display, the batteries have sufficient power to functio n normally. Icon Description Battery level i s low. Camera will soon power down. Blinking Battery is depleted. Camera will power down. NOTE: If the camera is without batteries for a prolonged period, the clock may be reset and you may be prompted to update it the n ext time you pow er on the camera. Battery performance This graph shows the relative number of photos you can take using Photo Lithium, N iMH, and Alkaline batteries. Actual performance may vary based on usage , battery type, and battery manufacturer. Many additional factors affect the number o f photos you can take (see “ Top points about batteries” on page 39 ). NOTE: For more information about batteries, go to www.hp.com/support and search on the code AA-400 . The following table shows how Alkaline, Photo Lith iu m, and rechargeable NiMH batter ies perform in different types of use scenarios: Type of Use Alkaline Photo Lithium NiMH Most economical if you take more than 30 pictures per month Poo r Fair Good Most economical if you take fewer than 30 p ictures per month Fair Good Fair Appendix A 40 Managing batteries
Type of Use Alkaline Photo Lithium NiMH Heavy use of flash, frequent pictures Poor Good Good Heavy use of video Poor Good Good Heavy use of Image Display Poor Good Good Overall battery life Poor Good Fair Low temperature/winter use Poor Good Fair Infrequent use Fair Good Fair Want to recharge battery No No Good Recharging NiMH batteries You can recharge optional NiMH batteries with an optional HP quick r echarger. For informatio n about recharging NiMH batteries, as we ll as safety precautions w hen recharging, see the documentation that came with your HP quick rechar ger. (continued) Recharging NiMH batteries 41
B S pecifications Resolution Pictures: • 8MP (3264 by 2448) effective p ixel count • 8.28MP (3320 by 2496) total p ixel count Video clips (QVGA): 320 by 240 total pixel count, 24 frames/sec Sensor Diagonal 8 mm (1/1.8-inch , 4:3 format) CCD Color de pth 36 bit (12 bits by 3 colors). 36 bit images are transformed into an optimized 24 bit image and stored in the JPEG for mat. This transformation results in no discerni ble change to color or detail in the stored image, and allows the image to be read by computers. Lens Focal length: • Wide—5.4 mm • Telephoto—16 .2 mm • 35 mm equivalent—32 mm to 9 6 mm F-Number: • Wide—f/2.8 to f/8 • Telephoto—f/4.8 to f/7.6 Viewfinder None Zoom 6x optical zoom, 8x digital zoom Focus Normal : • Wide—300 mm (11.81 in) to in finity • Telephoto—70 0 mm (27.55 in) to infinity Close-up: Wide—200 mm to 800 mm (7.87 in to 31.5 in) Super Close-up: Wide—20 mm to 200 mm (.79 in to 7.87 in) Shutter speed 1/1000 to 2 seconds Built-in flash Yes, 6-second typical recharge ti me (8-second maximum recharge time at power-on) Flash working rang e To locate the flash working range for this camera, go to www.hp.com/ support , select your language and regio n, enter your camera model number in the Search: Prod uct field, click Product Information , then click Specifications . Image Display 6.35 cm (2.5 in) color LTPS TFT LCD with backlight, 153,600 pixels (640 by 240) total pixel cou nt Storage • 16MB internal flash memory. • Slot for memory card. • This camera suppo rts standard, high speed, and high capacity SD and SDHC memory cards, 32MB to 8GB. 42 Specificat ions
• This camera supports storing a maximum of 2000 images on a memory card. • The numbe r of images or video clips that can be saved in memor y depends on the Image Quality settings (see “ Memory capacity” on page 43 ). Compression format • JPEG (EXIF) for pictures • Motion JPEG fo r video clips Interfaces USB mini-B Stand ards • USB—PTP and MSDC • JPEG • Motion JP EG •D P O F • EXIF •D C F •D P S External body dimensions Measurements with camer a off and lens retra cted (width, depth, heigh t): 96.16 mm (W) by 25.8 mm (D) by 62.2 mm (H) (3.78 in by 1.01 in by 2.44 in) Weight 128.5 grams (4.53 ounces) without battery Powe r Power source: two AA batteries (Alkaline, Photo Lithium, or recha rgeable NiMH) Temperature range Operational: 0° to 40° C (32° to 1 04° F) at 15% to 85% relative hum idity Storage: –30° to 65° C (–22° to 149° F) at 15% to 90% relative humidity Memory capacity Not all 16MB of internal memory is available fo r storing images, because some memory is used for internal camera operations. The actual file sizes and number of still images that can be stored in internal memory or on a memory card will vary dependin g on the content of each still image, or length of each video clip and associated audio clip. Image quality To locate the approximate number and average size of still ima ges that can be stored in intern al memory when the camera is set to different Image Quality settings (see Ima ge Quality under “ Using the Picture Capture and Video Record menus” on page 14 ), go to www.hp.com/ support , select your language and region, enter your camera model number in the Sea rch: Product field, click Product Information , then click Specification s . (continued) Memory capacity 43
Index A Action mode 14 adding borders 21 arrow buttons 3 assistance 38 Auto mode 14 B Back button 3 batteries conserving 39 install 4 performance 40 top points about use 39 battery door 4 borders 21 Burst se tting 14, 15 C camera dimensions 43 parts 3, 4 specifications 42 turn on/off 4 weight 43 Camera Setup Menu 31 Camera Sounds 31 Close-up mode 14 color depth 42 colors 21 compression format 43 computer, connect to 23, 24 D Date & Time 5, 31 Date & Time Imprint 15 Delete button 3 digital zoom 12 dimensions 43 direct print 25 Display Brightness 31 E e-mail images 29 exposure 11 F F-number 42 Favorite s 19 flash red-eye reduction 13 setting 13 Flash button 3 focal length 42 focus auto focus 9 brackets 9 focus lock 11 optimizing 10 format memory card 6 G getting assistance 38 H HP Photosmart Express 27 HP Photosmart Software 6 I Image Display 3 Image Quality 14, 43 images Date & Time Im print 15 Image Quality 14 magnifying 18 number remaining 8 sending 30 transfer to computer 23 install memory card 6 install software 6 Instant Review 9, 15 interfaces 43 internal memory 8, 43 L Landscape mode 14 Language 5, 31 M Magnify control 3 magnifying images 18 memory capacity 43 card 6, 8, 42 card door 4 Menu/OK button 3 menus Camera Setup 31 Design Gallery 21 Photosmart Express 27 Picture Capture 14 Playback 18 Video Record 14 microphone 4 modifying colors 21 Move Images to Card 19 N Night Portrait mode 14 number of pictures 43 pictures remaining 8 O on/off 4 ON/OFF button 3 online destinations 29 print buying 29 optical zoom 12 P parts of camera 3, 4 Photosmart Express Menu buying prints online 29 marking images for printi ng 27 sharing images 29 Picture Capture Menu 14 pictures 8, 15 Playback 17 Playback Menu 18 Portrait mode 14 power indicators 40 light 3 ON/OFF button 3 44
print pictures 25, 27 prints, buy online 29 problems and solutions 32 R record video clips 9 red-eye removal 19 Region 5 remaining pictures count 8 removing red eyes 19 resolution 42 reviewing images 17 S safety precautions for batteries 39 selecting images for destinations 29, 30 selecting images for printing 27 Self-Timer light 4 Self-Timer s e tting 14, 15 sending individual images 29, 30 set date and time 5 setting up destinations 29 share pictures 27 Shutter button 3, 9 shutter speed 42 slideshow 20 software install 6 solving problems 32 sounds of camera 31 space remaining in memory 8 specifications 42 State Selector 3 Steady Photo mode 14 storage 42 Sunset mode 14 support process 38 T Theatre mode 14 Thumbnails 18 Thumbnails control 3 Time & Date 5, 31 transfer images 23, 24 troubleshooting 32 turn on/off power 4 U USB configuration 24, 31 V video clips 9 Video Record Menu 14 View Slideshow 20 viewing thumbnails 18 Vista support 38 W weight 43 Windows Vista support 38 Z zoom 11, 12, 42 Zoom lever 3 Index 45
Regulatory-1 Regulatory / Geltende Richtlinie n / Informations règlem entaires Geräuschemis sion LpA < 70 dB Am Arbeitsplatz Normaler Betrieb nach DIN 45635 T . 19 FCC statement The United States Federal Communicati ons Commission ( in 47 CFR 15.105) has specified th at the following n otice be broug ht to the attention o f users of this p roduct. This equipment has been tested a nd found to compl y with the limits for a Class B digital devic e, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rul es. These limits are designed to prov ide reasonabl e pro- tection against h armful interf erence in a res idential installatio n. This equip ment generates, uses and can rad iate radio freque ncy en ergy and, if no t installed and used in accord ance with the instructions, may cause h armful interfer ence to radio communications . However, there is no guarantee th at interference will not occur in a particu lar installation. If this equipmen t does cause harmful interferenc e to radio or televi sion reception, whi ch can be determined by turning the equipmen t off and on, the user is encour aged to try to correc t the interference by one or more of the following m easures: • Reorient or reloc ate the receivin g antenna. • Increase the se paration between the eq uipment and rec eiver. • Connect the equi pment into an outlet on a circu it different from that to wh ich the receive r is connected. • Consult the dealer or an experienc ed radio/TV techni cian for help. For further information, contact: Manager of Corpor ate Product Regula tions Hewlett-Packard Com pany 3000 Hanover Street Palo Alto, Ca 94304 (650) 857-1501 HP Photosmart Mz60 series Digit al Camera Declaration of Conformity (Eur opean Economic Area) According to IS O/IEC 17050-1 and EN 17050-1 declares that the product: Conforms to the foll owing Product Specifications: Supplementar y information: The product herewi th complies wi th the requiremen ts of the Low Voltage Directive 2006/95/EC a nd the EMC Directiv e 2004/108/EC a nd ca rries the CE marking acc ordingly . Canada This Class B dig ital apparatus compl ies with Canadia n ICES-003. Cet appareil numérique de la classe B est conforme à l a norme NMB-003 du Canada. Supplier's name: Hewlett-Packard Si ngapore (Pte ) Ltd Imaging and Pr inting Manufac turing Op eration Singa pore Supplier’s address: 60 Alexandra T errac e #07-01, Th e Comtech Singapore 1 18502 Product name: HP Photosmart Mz6 0 series Digital Cam era (may contain su ffixes) Product number(s): L2489A, L2490A, L 2491A, L2492A, L2 493A, L2494A Regulatory model: SNP RB-0703 Safety IEC/EN 60950-1:2 001 IEC/EN 60825-1:1 994 A1:2002 A 2:2001 Class 1 LED Electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) EN 55022:1998 A 1:2000 A2:2003, Class B IEC/EN 61000-3-2:2 000 IEC/EN 61000-3-3:1 995 A1:2001 EN 55024:1998 A 1:2001 A2:2003