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ULTRA THIN 3.2 MEGA PIXEL DIGITAL CAMERA
OWNER’S MANUAL
KT7009A
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Introduction We have taken great care to make sure that this unit was in perfect working order when it left factory. It has been designed to give you many years of enjoyment and trouble free operation. Read this manual before operating this unit to become familiar with its features and obtain the performance that will bring you continued enjoyment for many years. You can use your Hello Kitty Digital Camera to capture not only snaps of your family and friends, but also ® video clips of
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SAFETY PRECAUTIONS - Before using the camera, please ensure that you read and understand the safety precautions described below. Always ensure that the camera is operated correctly. - The safety precautions noted on the following pages are intended to instruct you in the safe and correct operation of the camera and its accessories to prevent injuries or damage to yourself, other persons and equipment. WARNINGS - Do not point the camera directly into the sun or at other intense light
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CAUTIONS - Avoid using, placing or storing the camera in places that are subject to strong sunlight or high temperatures, such as a car dashboard or trunk. Exposure to intense sunlight and heat may cause the internal batteries to leak, overheat or explode, resulting in possible fire, burns or other injuries. High temperatures may also cause the case to warp and deform. Ensure that there is good ventilation when using the compact power adaptor to charge or power the camera. - Do not store
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Location of Controls Top View 1. Shutter (OK) button 2. Power On/Off Button 3. Reset Hole Front View 1. Lens 2. Flash Strobe Window 3. Self-timer LED Right Side 1. Strip holder 2. SD Card slot 5
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Back view 1. Mode button 2. Menu button 3. Power / Flash / Charging Status LED (Bi-color) 4. LCD Screen 5. Left ( ) key 6. Right (Disp) key 7. Up (Zoom In) key 8. Down (Zoom Out) key Bottom View 1. USB jack 6
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Table of Contents 1. Getting Started 10 What Can I do with my Camera? 10 What can I do with my Digital Pictures? 10 What can I do with my Video clips? 10 Camera Package Contents 11 Insert and remove SD (Secure Digital) Card 11 Turning the Camera On and Off 12 Checking the Battery Level 12 Charging the internal Lithium Battery 12 Camera Mode Selection
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Recording Video with Digital Zoom 23 LCD Display ON/OFF 23 Setting Video Quality 23 Setting Exposure Value for Video Recording 24 Setting White Balance for Video Recording 24 5. Reviewing Pictures and Video clips 26 Thumbnail Display and Viewing 26 Viewing Pictures with
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14. Care and Maintenance 43 15. Getting Help 43 9
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1. Getting Started What can I do with my Camera? Enjoy point-and-shoot operation. Store pictures and video clips Capture to a SD card. Set Up Select various camera settings. What can I do with my Digital Pictures? View View the pictures on a computer. Save the pictures to a computer memory by Mass Storage Save interface. E-mail Send the pictures over the Internet to family and friends. What can I do with my Video clips? Playback Play back of video clips on a comput
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Camera Package Contents Carrying Case USB Cable Warranty Card User Manual Neck strap CD-ROM CDROM contains the following software: a.) Hello Kitty Studio b.) PC Camera Driver (for Windows ® users) c.) ArcSoft PhotoStudio Application software. (for Windows ® users) Inserting the SD (Secure Digital) Card This camera has 16MB of internal memory, but it’s recommended you use a larger capacity SD card if you would like to take more pictures and
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1. Power off the camera and turn the camera SD Card slot faces you. 2. Inserting the SD card, ensuring you orient it correctly — please see the silkscreen beside the SD card socket. To remove the SD card, push the SD card inside and the SD card is released from the slot. 3. Power on the camera again and ready for picture shoot or video recording. IMPORTANT: The camera will be turned off automatically for protection if SD Card is inserted or removed when the camera power is on. Neve
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Recharging the Battery with the USB Port of your PC: 1. Switch off the camera. 2. Connect the camera to the USB Port on your PC with the USB cable (included). The charging indicator will light red. 3. After a period of time, the charging indicator will turn off. That means the battery has been fully charged. 4. Disconnect the camera from your PC and then remove the USB cable. Note: 1. The camera will be switched off automatically for battery charging if the USB cable from PC is inser
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2. Camera Settings Checking Camera Status Turn on the camera, and view the camera LCD screen to check which camera settings are active. If the feature icon is not displayed, it means that particular feature is not activated. Image Quality Camera Status Other Features Image Resolutions Self-timer Flash Tube condition H High: 2048 x 1536 M Medium: 1600 x 1200 Video Recording mode L Low: 800 x 600 Auto On Off
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Setting Date & Time The current date and time can be recorded, and stored with the images or video clips. It is also be used to make Date / Time Stamp on picture. You can change the Date & Time setting by the following steps: Turn on the camera, press “Mode” button and select “Configuration” Menu. Select “Date & Time Setting”, then use “Up” and “Down” key to increase and decrease the setting value. Use “Left” and “Right” key to choose setting item “mm”, “dd”, “yyyy” and “hour”, “
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During format, the LCD displays “Formatting Please Wait”. After format, the menu is back again. In the Playback mode, LCD will show “NO IMAGE” on screen. USB Connection To check the available USB connection, it can be performed by following steps: Turn on the camera, press “Mode” button and select “Configuration” Menu. Go down to “USB Connection”, the available USB connection is indicated on LCD. Use “Left” and “Right” key to choose between “PC Cam” and “Mass Storage”
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Turn on the camera, press “Mode” button and select “Configuration” Menu. Go down to “Light Freq.”, select between “50Hz” and “60Hz” light frequency. Setting Default The camera settings can restore to factory default by following steps: Turn on the camera, press “Mode” button and select “Configuration” Menu. Go down to “Default Setting”, press “OK” button to allow camera setting restore to factory default. System Information The camera firmware version can be obtained by followin
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3. Taking Pictures Taking a Picture 1. Turn on the camera and make sure it is in Capture mode. Now is ready to take pictures. 2. Frame your subject using the LCD screen. 3. Press the Shutter button to take a picture, holding the camera steadily. One beep will sound when the picture has been taken. Taking Picture under dim light When the picture for shoot is not bright enough, the picture may be captured with blur image if the camera is held by hand. Hand shaking icon is blinki
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Digital zoom applies to all still pictures until you manually turn it back, and can be continuously in video mode. Zoom + Zoom - Turn on the camera and make sure it is in Capture mode. Press the “Up (Zoom In)” or “Down (Zoom Out)” key to zoom in and out. LCD Display ON/OFF The LCD can be turned on or off manually according to the desire from user. It can save battery energy when the LCD is turned off. Turn on the camera and make sure it is in Capture mode. Press the
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Note: The numbers are also be influenced by the complexity of the picture. Scene complexity affects a picture’s file size. For example, the file size of a picture with trees in autumn is larger than that of the blue sky at the same resolution setting. Therefore, the number of pictures you can store in the memory may vary. Setting Exposure Value Similar to white balance, sometimes to obtain better image quality, the user can use manually select the exposure accompanied with the white ba
