Casio QV-5700 User's Guide

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Digital Camera
QV-5700
User’s Guide
E
K822PCM1DMX
Congratulations
upon your
selection of the
new CASIO
Digital Camera.
To get the most
out of your new
CASIO Digital
Camera, make
sure you read
this manual
carefully and
keep it on hand
for future
reference.
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Summary of Contents

Page 1 - User’s Guide

Digital CameraQV-5700User’s GuideEK822PCM1DMXCongratulationsupon yourselection of thenew CASIODigital Camera.To get the mostout of your newCASIO Digit

Page 2 - INTRODUCTION

INTRODUCTION10• The contents of this manual are subject to change withoutnotice.• CASIO COMPUTER CO., LTD. assumes no responsibilityfor any damage or

Page 3 - 54 OTHER RECORDING FUNCTIONS

INTRODUCTION11Features• High-resolution 5.0 megapixel CCD (5.36 million total pixels)Record images that capture everything from delicate skintone nuan

Page 4 - 123 MANAGING IMAGES

INTRODUCTION12• DCF Data StorageDCF (Design rule for Camera File system) data storageprotocol provides image inter-compatibility with printersand othe

Page 5 - 159 REFERENCE

INTRODUCTION13Recording FeaturesBest Shot Modepage 76Five focus modesMulti-area AF, Spot AF, Manual, Infinity, Macropage 62 to 65Three metering modesM

Page 6 - Getting Ready

INTRODUCTION14PrecautionsGeneral PrecautionsBe sure to observe the following important precautionswhenever using the QV-5700.All references in this ma

Page 7 - Recording an Image (page 45)

INTRODUCTION15Operating conditions• This camera is designed for use in temperatures rangingfrom 0°C to 40°C (32°F to 104°F).• Do not use or keep the c

Page 8

INTRODUCTION16About the camera’s backlight…• The camera is equipped with a fluorescent light source toprovide the back lighting for its LCD.• The norm

Page 9 - Deleting an Image (page 119)

GETTING ACQUAINTED17GETTING ACQUAINTEDShutter releasebutton(page 45)Viewfinder(page 51)Flash(page 55)Terminal panel cover(page 19)Power/functionswitch

Page 10

GETTING ACQUAINTED18Back (Flash) button(page 55) (Self-Timer) button(page 52)MENU button(page 42)DISP button(page 24)Zoom controller (Enlarge/Nine I

Page 11 - Features

GETTING ACQUAINTED19Open Terminal Panel CoverSide BottomTripodscrew holeBattery compartmentcover lock (page 29)Memory card slotcover (pages 37, 38)DC

Page 12

INTRODUCTION2INTRODUCTIONContents2 INTRODUCTIONQuick Reference ... 6Getting Ready 6Recording an

Page 13 - Recording Features

GETTING ACQUAINTED20Mode DialsExposure mode dialDrive mode dial Drive mode dial Exposure mode dialAEB Auto Exposure Bracketing (AEB) page 89Continuo

Page 14 - General Precautions

GETTING ACQUAINTED21Using the Control ButtonThe control button is used to select menu items and executefunction. The following are the terms used in t

Page 15 - Condensation

GETTING ACQUAINTED22Focus frame • Focusing complete: Green• Focusing failed: RedNo memory card alert Focus Mode indicatorMulti-area Auto FocusSpot Aut

Page 16 - Lens Precautions

GETTING ACQUAINTED23PLAY modeImage protection indicatorFolder numberFile numberImage sizeQualityBatterycapacityDate and timeWhite balance indicatorDay

Page 17 - GETTING ACQUAINTED

GETTING ACQUAINTED24Changing the Contents of the MonitorScreenUse DISP to cycle through monitor screen information set-tings as shown below.Histogram

Page 18

GETTING ACQUAINTED25Operation Indicator LampOperation/card access lampThe operation/card access lampshows the operational status ofthe camera as descr

Page 19 - Side Bottom

GETTING ACQUAINTED26Flash Charge lampThe flash charge lamp also lightsand flashes during a record op-eration as described below. IMPORTANT! • When bat

Page 20 - Drive mode dial

GETTING ACQUAINTED27 IMPORTANT! • Be sure to keep the neck strap around your neck whenusing the camera to protect against accidentally drop-ping it.•

Page 21 - Control button

GETTING ACQUAINTED28Using the Lens CapAlways keep the lens cap on the lens whenever you are notusing the camera. Always leave the lens cap on the lens

Page 22 - REC mode

GETTING ACQUAINTED29Power RequirementsYour camera features a two-way power supply that lets youuse either AA-size batteries or household AC current.

Page 23 - PLAY mode

INTRODUCTION3Using the Infinity Mode 65Using the Macro Mode 65Using Focus Lock 66Expanding the Focus Area 67Camera Shake Indicator 67Selecting the Met

Page 24 - Indicator display

GETTING ACQUAINTED30● Tips for Prolonging Battery Life• Use to turn off the flash when you are not using it (page55).• You can also use the power sa

Page 25 - Operation/card

GETTING ACQUAINTED31● About rechargeable batteriesUse only the nickel-metal hydride batteries (NP-H3) that arespecifically recommended for this camera

Page 26 - Flash charge lamp

GETTING ACQUAINTED32• Remove batteries from the camera if you do not plan to useit for more than two weeks.• Never recharge non-rechargeable type batt

Page 27 - Strap ring Strap ring

GETTING ACQUAINTED33Using AC PowerUse the adaptor as shown below to power the camera from ahousehold power outlet.• AC Adaptor: AD-C620 (Option)• AC A

Page 28 - Small loop

GETTING ACQUAINTED34• Be sure to turn off power before connecting or disconnect-ing the adaptor.• Always turn camera power off before disconnecting th

Page 29 - Loading Batteries

GETTING ACQUAINTED35Power Save SettingsThe settings described below let you specify sleep and autopower off trigger times that help to conserve valuab

Page 30

GETTING ACQUAINTED36To configure power save settings1.Align the power/function switch with .2.Press MENU.3.Rock the control button up or down to sele

Page 31

GETTING ACQUAINTED372.With the side of the memory card that has anarrow marked facing towards the memory cardslot cover, slide the card into the camer

Page 32 - Battery Handling Precautions

GETTING ACQUAINTED385.Close the memory card slot cover. IMPORTANT! • Insert only memory cards into the memory card slot.Inserting any other type of ca

Page 33 - (AC power terminal)

GETTING ACQUAINTED39Formatting a Memory CardYou can format a memory card to delete all of the datastored on it. IMPORTANT! • Formatting a memory card

Page 34

INTRODUCTION4Recording a Movie ... 93REC Mode Camera Settings ...

Page 35 - Turning the Camera On and Off

GETTING ACQUAINTED40Memory Card Precautions• Images cannot be recorded with this camera unless amemory card is installed in it.• Be sure to use only C

Page 36

GETTING ACQUAINTED41• A Microdrive consumes much more electrical power than aCompactFlash card. Depending on how a Microdrive isused, it can greatly r

Page 37 - Memory Cards

GETTING ACQUAINTED42Menu ScreensPressing MENU displays the menu screen. The contents ofthe menu screen depend on whether you are in the PLAYmode or RE

Page 38 - Eject button

GETTING ACQUAINTED43Setting the Date and Time1.Align the power/function switch with or .2.Press MENU.3.Select “Date” and then rock the control butto

Page 39 - Formatting a Memory Card

GETTING ACQUAINTED44Selecting the Date FormatYou can use the following procedure to select one of thethree different date formats.1.Align the power/fu

Page 40 - Memory Card Precautions

BASIC IMAGE RECORDING454.Align the power/functionswitch with .: Turns on power andenters the REC mode.: Turns on power andenters the PLAY mode.OFF :

Page 41 - IBM Microdrive Precautions

BASIC IMAGE RECORDING467.After confirming thatthe image is in focus,press the shutterrelease button all theway down to record theimage.• Recorded imag

Page 42 - Menu Screens

BASIC IMAGE RECORDING47Recording Precautions• Never remove the camera’s batteries, disconnect the ACadaptor, or remove the memory card from the camera

Page 43 - Setting the Date and Time

BASIC IMAGE RECORDING48Image Recording when the Batteries are LowTo protect against unexpected loss of image data, each im-age is recorded directly to

Page 44 - Selecting the Date Format

BASIC IMAGE RECORDING49About the REC Mode Monitor Screen• The actual image is recorded and saved in accordancewith the image quality setting currently

Page 45 - Shutter release button

INTRODUCTION5DPOF... 127Making DPOF Settings for Particular Images 128Making DPOF

Page 46

BASIC IMAGE RECORDING50 NOTES • Changing the optical zoom factor also affects the lensaperture value.• The lens aperture value indicated on the camera

Page 47 - Focusing

BASIC IMAGE RECORDING51• You can use the Diopter Dial to adjust the image inviewfinder screen to your eyesight.Using the Viewfinder for RecordingThe i

Page 48 - About Auto Focus

BASIC IMAGE RECORDING52Select this setting:No display10SEC2SECTo do this:Turn the self-timer offRecord 10 seconds after theshutter release button is p

Page 49 - Zoom controller

BASIC IMAGE RECORDING53— When recording portrait orientation images, positionthe camera so it is standing up as straight as possible,as shown in the i

Page 50

INTRODUCTION6Getting Ready2Load batteries.Set the current time and date.(page 29)3Insert the memory card.(page 37)(page 43)112312 3Quick Reference

Page 51 - Diopter Dial

INTRODUCTION71Remove the lens cap from the lens.45Align the power/func-tion switch with .2Point the camera at the subject, compose the image on

Page 52 - Self timer

INTRODUCTION8Viewing (Playing Back) an Image (page 109)Align the power/function switch with .Rock the control button to the left or right to scro

Page 53 - Camera Orientation Detection

INTRODUCTION9Deleting an Image (page 119)Double check to make sure that you really want to delete the image you selected. • You can exit the image del

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