DIGITAL STILL CAMERAOPERATION MANUALMODELVE-CG40UImportantModel No.: Serial No.:For assistance in reporting the theft or loss of this product, record
xQuick StartInserting the AA batteries (p. 7)Inserting the supplied SD Memory Card (p. 9)CapturingStill Image (p. 13) Movie (p. 14)PreviewingStill Ima
1Operation ReferencesOperation ReferencesPart NamesFor details on the use of each part, refer to the page number indicated in parentheses.Front viewBo
Operation References2Operation ReferencesRear viewSET/DISPLAY button (p. 21)MENU button (p. 21)ViewfinderPower Zoom buttons (W: wideangle, T: telephot
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Operation References4Operation ReferencesWarning IndicatorsIf a warning indicator appears on the screen, follow the specified instructions.The capacit
5Operation ReferencesWarning indicators Description of warningYou cannot transfer data to a computer if the card is full.Delete a few unneeded images
Operation References6Operation ReferencesTurning the On-screenDisplay and BacklightOn/OffUse the DISPLAY button to turn on/off the on-screen displays,
7PreparationPreparationInserting and Removingthe AA BatteriesBefore operation, you need to insert thesupplied AA (R6 or UM/SUM-3) alkalinebatteries.In
Preparation8PreparationPowering the Camerafrom an AC OutletYou can power the camera from a power outletby using the supplied AC adapter.Note:• The sup
9PreparationInserting and Removinga CardYou can use an SD Memory Card for storingimages.Inserting1 Make sure that the power is off.2 Open the card slo
iiThank you for purchasing this digital still camera from SHARP.The digital still camera will enhance your home digital picture enjoyment and allow yo
Preparation10PreparationSetting the Date andTimeAvailable in w, [, ], ;, ', ,, . or = modeExample: Setting the date to June 2, 2003 andthe time t
11PreparationChanging to the 24-hour Time Mode1 After performing step 8 above, press lor m to select “12H/24H”, then press theSET button.2 Press l or
Preparation12PreparationUsing the Wrist StrapAttach the wrist strap to the wrist strap loopas shown below.Notes:• Make sure the wrist strap attaches f
13Basic OperationsBasic OperationsCapturingCapturing a Still Imagein Auto ModeIn Auto Mode, the camera automatically setsthe best aperture, shutter sp
Basic OperationsCapturing14Basic OperationsCapturing a MotionImageYou can take a moving picture up to 30seconds in the same way as you do with avideo
15Basic OperationsZoomingAvailable in [, ], ;, ', ,, . or = modeZooming allows you to move visually closer toor farther from a subject without ph
Basic OperationsCapturing16Basic OperationsUsing Macro ShotAvailable in [, ], ;, ', ,, . or = modeThis camera lets you shoot close-ups to focuson
17Basic OperationsBasic OperationsPreviewingPreviewing ImagesThe LCD monitor screen functions as a handypreview monitor. Nothing needs to be con-necte
18Basic OperationsPreviewingBasic OperationsUsing the thumbnail preview1 Press the $ button.2 Press j, k, l or m to select thedesired image.• When hol
19Basic OperationsDeleting One StoredImageAvailable in w modeYou can delete unwanted images to free upcard memory.1 Set the Mode Dial to “w”,then powe
iiiWARNINGCFCC Regulations state that any unauthorized changes or modifica-tions to this equipment not expressly approved by the manufacturer could vo
20Basic OperationsPreviewingBasic OperationsPreviewing on a TVscreenAvailable in w modeYou can connect the camera to a TV to enjoypreview with several
21Useful FeaturesUseful FeaturesUsing the ControlsMode DialTurn the Mode Dial to set thecamera to each modebelow.Preview mode (w): pp. 17, 18Auto mode
Useful Features22Useful FeaturesUsing the Menu ScreenUse the menu screens to adjust the variouscamera settings. Steps below show how tochange the SENS
23Useful FeaturesUseful FeaturesCapturingSelecting Image Sizeand QualityAvailable in [, ], ;, ', , or . modeYou can capture images in different c
24Useful FeaturesCapturingUseful FeaturesSelecting the ShootingModeAvailable in [, ], ;, ', , or . modeThis camera has five different modes forca
25Useful FeaturesUsing the Self TimerAvailable in [, ], ;, ', , or . modeThe self-timer allows you to record images aftera time-lag of 10 seconds
26Useful FeaturesCapturingUseful FeaturesUsing AutomaticExposure BracketingAvailable in ], ;, ', , or . modeThis function allows you to take the
27Useful FeaturesUsing AutomaticGamma BracketingAvailable in ], ;, ', , or . modeThe camera automatically takes threesuccessive images while chan
28Useful FeaturesCapturingUseful FeaturesUsing Quick ShotAvailable in [, ], ;, ', , or . modeThis function lets you take a quick snapshot.No need
29Useful FeaturesUsing the Frame Guidefor RecordingAvailable in [, ], ;, ', ,, . or = modeThis function helps you decide on the size andcompositi
ivshould never be blocked by placing theproduct on a bed, sofa, rug, or othersimilar surface. This product should notbe placed ina built-ininstallatio
30Useful FeaturesCapturingUseful FeaturesSetting the Digital ZoomAvailable in [, ], ;, ', , or . modeYou can select two different zoom ranges : 1
31Useful FeaturesTurning off the QuickViewAvailable in [, ], ;, ', , or . modeThis camera presets to display a still image forapproximately 3 sec
32Useful FeaturesCapturingUseful FeaturesCapturing a Still Imagewith SoundAvailable in [, ], ;, ', , or . modeYou can record up to 10 seconds of
33Useful FeaturesUseful FeaturesPreviewingProtecting the ImagesAvailable in w modeYou can protect your important imagesrecorded on the card from accid
34Useful FeaturesPreviewingUseful FeaturesUsing Image EffectsAvailable in w modeThese filters allow you to alter a still image formore dramatic effect
35Useful FeaturesPreviewing in a SlideShowAvailable in w modeThis camera can preview images in a slideshow format, a useful feature when you want toch
36Useful FeaturesPreviewingUseful FeaturesPrinting OrderInformationAvailable in w modeThe print order function allows you to addDPOF print information
37Useful FeaturesPRINTORDERONE IMAGEALL IMAGESTo cancel the setting for one imageSelect “0” for the number of prints in step 7above.Selecting all imag
38Useful FeaturesPreviewingUseful FeaturesDeleting All ImagesAvailable in w modeYou can delete all stored images on a cardfollowing the steps below.1
39Useful FeaturesAdding Sound to a StillImageAvailable in w modeYou can add sound to a still image stored in thecard.1 Set the Mode Dial to “w”, then
v15. Power LinesCAn outside antennasystem should not be located in thevicinity of overhead power lines or otherelectric light or power circuits, or wh
40Useful FeaturesPreviewingUseful FeaturesPreviewing an Imagewith SoundAvailable in w modeYou can play back the sound recorded with astill image.1 Set
41Advanced FeaturesProgram AE ModeIn Program AE mode, the camera automaticallydetermines the shutter speed and aperture,and you can set more detailed
Advanced Features42Advanced FeaturesAperture Priority ModeIn Aperture Priority mode, the camera deter-mines the shutter speed automatically accord-ing
43Advanced FeaturesShutter Speed PriorityModeIn Shutter Speed Priority mode, the cameradetermines the aperture value automaticallyaccording to a shutt
Advanced Features44Advanced FeaturesRecommended Shutter SpeedsThe following are tips for setting the shutterspeed. Use a shutter speed based on yoursu
45Advanced FeaturesManual ExposureControl ModeUse when your photographic objectives are notmet by AE settings and you want completecontrol over exposu
Advanced Features46Advanced FeaturesScene Select ModeYou can select scene settings to create thebest results for a specific situation. The camerawill
47Advanced FeaturesSetting the MeteringModeAvailable in ], ;, ' or , modeThis camera has two metering methods.Choose the metering method that mat
Advanced Features48Advanced FeaturesSetting the WhiteBalanceAvailable in ], ;, ', ,. or = modeThis mode fine-tunes colors based on settingsthat m
49Advanced FeaturesSetting the LightSensitivityAvailable in ], ;, ' or , modeThis mode emulates the sensitivity of camerafilm. The higher the ISO
viPart Names ... 1On-screen Display Index ...
Advanced Features50Advanced FeaturesGamma CorrectionAvailable in ], ;, ', , or . modeThis function improves the picture by increas-ing the bright
51Advanced FeaturesDisplaying the Date andTimeAvailable in w, [, ], ;, ', ,, . or = modeYou can display the date or both the date andtime of capt
Advanced Features52Advanced FeaturesSetting to FactoryPresettingsAvailable in w, [, ], ;, ', , or . modeYou can set the camera to the factory pre
53Advanced FeaturesSetting the Time forAutomatic Power OffAvailable in w, [, ], ;, ', ,, . or = modeWhen you do not operate the camera for acerta
Advanced Features54Advanced FeaturesRestoring the LastImage DeletedAvailable in w modeYou can restore an image erased by mistake ifit is the most rece
55Advanced FeaturesTurning off theConfirmation SoundAvailable in w, [, ], ;, ', ,, . or = modeThe camera beeps when turning the power on,controll
Advanced Features56Advanced FeaturesChanging the Languagefor the On-screenDisplayAvailable in w, [, ], ;, ', ,, . or = modeThis camera allows you
57Advanced FeaturesTransferring Data onCard to ComputerUsing the supplied USB cable, you cantransfer all image, sound and related data to acomputer.Sy
Advanced Features58Advanced FeaturesInstalling the USB driver• In the examples below the CD-ROM driveletter is taken as “R:”. Select the correct drive
59Advanced FeaturesImage Folders and File NamesIf you select OFF in step 4 on page 58, you willfind a new drive called "Removable Disk (F:)"
viiUseful FeaturesAdvanced FeaturesUsing the Frame Guide for Recording ... 29Setting the Digital Zoom ...
Appendix60AppendixSD\ Memory CardSD (Secure Digital) Memory Cards are small,handy and flexible storage media used in avariety of mobile applications.
61AppendixCleaning• Many plastic parts are used in the cameracasing. Do not use thinner, benzene or otherstrong chemical cleaners. These may causedisc
Appendix62AppendixTrouble ShootingSymptomThe camera does not poweron.Cannot format the card.The camera turns power offsuddenly.The startup screen stay
63AppendixSymptomThe camera automaticallystops capturing a movieimage.Cannot use the digital zoom.Possible causesThe AA batteries are depleted.30 seco
Appendix64AppendixSpecificationsDigital still cameraImage Capturing Device 1/1.8" CCD image sensor (effective pixels: 4.04 megapixels)Lens F2.0-F
65Información importante para los consumidores de los EE.UU.ADVERTENCIA: PARA REDUCIR EL RIESGO DE CAUSAR UN INCENDIOO RECIBIR UNA DESCARGA ELÉCTRICA,
66por lo tanto, éstas no deberán taparse. Lasaberturas no deberán taparse nuncacolocando el producto en una cama, sofá,alfombra u otras superficies si
6715. Líneas de alimentación—Una antenaexterior no deberá colocarse cerca delíneas de alimentación elevadas nitampoco cerca de luces eléctricas ocircu
68• Antes de grabar una escena importante,realice una prueba de grabación, y luegoreproduzca para comprobar si la escena segrabó correctamente.• Cuand
69Mando de abertura de lapuerta del compartimientode las pilasInserción y extracciónde una tarjetaInserción1 Asegúrese de que la alimentación estédesc
viiiSupplied AccessoriesAC adapterUADP-A013WJZZ*Audio/video cableQCNWGA016WJZZ* The part number for the AC adapter supplied with this digital still ca
70Guía de operación rápidaCaptura de una imagenfija en el modoautomático1 Inserte una tarjeta en la cámara.2 Quite la tapa del objetivo.3 Ponga el dia
71Dial de modosE V55 0 01/2 . 5F..EV000 0001/2.5F2448]Fine[0050-1000 0Presentación preliminar deimágenes en movimiento1 Ponga el dial de modos en “w”.
72Guía de operación rápidaBorrado de una imagenalmacenada1 Ponga el dial de modos en“w”, y luego encienda lacámara.• Las imágenes grabadasen la tarjet
73Cambio del idioma de lavisualización enpantalla1 Pulse el botón de la alimentación hastaque se encienda la cámara.2 Pulse el botón MENU hasta queapa
ixPrecautions• Before recording an important scene,please perform the operation test, thencheck if the scene was captured properly.• When the digital
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