EpsonメーカーPhotoPC 650の使用説明書/サービス説明書
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Remove any p rotective plast ic film you may find in these areas be fore using your cam e ra: When play ing back pictures on a televisio n or record ing them on videotape , igno re the step s begi nni n g o n pa ge 3- 11 of y ou r m a nua l. In ste a d, do t h e follo wi ng: 1 Make sure the camer a and TV ( and VC R) ar e tu r ned o ff.
Notice t o Windows ® Users If you are using the EPSON PhotoPC ® 650 TWAIN software to delete individual photos within the camera, do not attempt to delete locked images . Attempting to do so may inadvertently delete other photos. We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause.
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ii IMPORT ANT NOTI C E DISCLAIM E R OF WARRANTY Epson Ameri ca mak es no represen tation s or wa rranti es, e ither ex press or im pl ied , by o r w ith r espe c t t o an yt h in g in t hi s m an ual .
iii A B Introducti on EPS ON Phot oPC 650 F eatur es 2 Op tio nal Ac ce ss or ies 3 Min imu m Sys tem Req uire ment s 3 Window s Syst ems 3 Ma cint osh Syst ems 3 Registration 4 Saf ety I ns t ru ctio.
iv 3 Playing B a ck Pic tures Usin g Pla yback M ode Menus 3-2 Playing Back Pic t ures One-by-One 3-3 Playing Back Multi p le Pictures 3-4 Playing Your Pict u res as a Slide S h ow 3-5 Turni ng Off Pi.
v A B 5 Getting Y our Photos Into Docume nts Import i ng Imag es Into Docu ments 5-2 Gett in g Ima g es wit h C opy a nd P aste 5-3 Using Drag and Dr o p From a Coll ection 5-3 6 Working wit h Photos .
vi 8 Using Compact F lash Card Options Removing a CompactFl ash Card 8-2 Fo rm at tin g an A TA - Com pa tib l e Com pa ctFl as h Card 8- 3 Trans ferri ng Pic t ure s with a PCMCIA Adap ter 8-3 9 Main.
Int rod u c tio n 1 A B RESAMP3 .WM F REMO VED our new E PSO N PhotoPC 650 is an ea sy-to- use, Y hig h re s olu tio n di gita l came ra wi th a bui lt- in LCD moni tor.
2 Intro d uction Yo ur Pho toP C 65 0 comes com ple te wi th ca ble s, batte ries , USB C ompa ctF lash card , and softw are for transferri ng, editing, organizing, and prin ting your pictures.
Introdu ct io n 3 A B Opti onal Accessor ies EPS ON offe rs t hes e opt iona l acce ssor ies f or th e PhotoPC 65 0: ◗ AC ad apter fo r use wit h a ny el e ctr ical out let (B 867038) ◗ NiMH Power.
4 In tro d ucti on NO TE If your iM ac i s runnin g OS 8.1, you mus t install i M ac Update 1 .0 from Apple at ht t p://swupdat e s.info.a p ple.co m befor e you i nstal l the Lexar Med ia Jump Shot USB d river s. Conta ct Appl e Comp uter if yo u have question s while instal lin g this u pdate.
Introdu ct io n 5 A B ◗ To pr ev ent p ossib le e ye in jury, d on’t t ak e flas h p ictur es of fa ce s a t clo s e ran g e. ◗ Avoid sudd en te mperatu re cha ng es, which can ca use moi stu re to co nden se on t he ca m era. K eep th e ca mer a in a case or bag if you need to move it from a cold env ir on me nt to a wa rm o ne.
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Gett ing S tarted 1-1 A B . 1 seri al ca ble so ft wa re Ma c adap ter cabl e batteries ha n d s trap PhotoP C 650 c amera vid eo cable US B C om pac tF la sh ca rd in envelope JumpS hot USB cable hi s ch apte r hel ps you get re ady to use y our n ew T PhotoP C 650.
1-2 Gett in g Sta r ted Unp ac king Y ou r Phot oPC 6 50 Make su re you h ave all th e par ts sho wn on t he pr evio us p age. You wo n ’t n ee d th e M a ci nto sh ad ap ter ca bl e w ith a P C, or the Jum p Shot US B c able, if you don’t hav e a W indo ws 98, iMac, or Power Macintosh G3 system with compa tible USB supp ort.
Ge tti ng S ta r ted 1-3 A B Insta lling Batt eries Be fore y o u ins t all the f ou r A A alka l ine b a tte rie s th at cam e with you r camera, make sure the cam era is turned off (the lens cover switch is in the off position, as shown t o the left).
1-4 Getti ng Sta rted Using B at t er ies Saf ely an d Eff iciently Whe n your bat terie s need to b e rep lace d, the P hotoP C 650 camera can a ccept four AA b atteries of the followi ng types: ◗ .
Ge tti ng S ta r ted 1-5 A B ◗ Dispo s e of use d b atte rie s a cc ord ing t o th e ma nuf a ct ure r’ s in str uc tio ns and in com pl ian ce wi th all applicable la ws. C ontact your loca l g overnment agency fo r inf or ma ti on abo ut ba tt er y re cy cli n g an d d is po sa l.
1-6 Gett in g Sta r ted NO TE If you hear rapid be eps and see an err or on the status displ ay panel on t he top of the camera when yo u first turn it on, yo u may n ot have installe d the U SB Compac tFlash card o r may have inst alled it i ncor rectly.
Ge tti ng S ta r ted 1-7 A B F or mat ting th e USB CompactF lash Car d Befor e yo u us e you r cam era for the first tim e, you need to format you r USB Com pactFlash car d so it can store y our pi ctur es.
1-8 Gett in g Sta r ted Ins tall ing Y o ur Phot oPC 6 50 So f twa r e Yo ur P hot oP C 650 comes with ev ery thi ng yo u nee d to tran sf er you r pi ct ure s f rom th e ca m era to yo ur co mpu ter , and orga nize , enha nce , and prin t you r im ag es.
Ge tti ng S ta r ted 1-9 A B I d e n t i f y i n g C a m e ra Pa rt s EPSON EPSON vie wfinde r timer li ght fr on t view shut ter button fla sh le ns l ens cover (on/ off) card an d port cover 37 mm t.
1-10 Gett in g S ta r ted LCD m onitor swi tch st atus di splay panel viewfin der back view LCD mo nitor st atus li ght FUNCTION butto n EPSON t o p view sh utter button image quality butto n st atus .
Taking Pictures 2-1 A B . 2 Jim Jackson’s Auto Sales • 1995 Mitsubishi Montero • Good condition • Low Mileage FOR SALE FOR SALE 999-555-5555 aking pi ctures wi th PhotoP C 650 is sim ilar to u sing T a tradition al “point and shoot” auto-focus camera.
2-2 Ta king P ict ures T ur ning t he Cam era On an d Of f To t urn on th e c amer a , slide th e len s cove r sw it ch to th e ON position , as show n in th e illust ration b elow. T he len s cover opens and the status disp lay pan el on t he top of th e cam era ligh ts u p .
Ta ki ng P ic t ure s 2-3 A B Che cking the Bat t ery When your batter y power is running lo w, the low batter y icon app ear s on th e stat us disp lay p anel. Th e ic on f lashe s wh en yo ur ba tter y power is c omple tely out. Yo u ne ed t o r epla ce t he b att eri es or u se th e A C ad apte r whe n you see t he low ba tter y icon .
2-4 T aking Pictures T aking P ictur e s w ith the Viewf ind er You can cap ture an image with th e PhotoPC 650 as you would wit h any poi nt-and-sh oot au to-focus c amera: loo k through the v iewfind er a nd sna p the t wo-ste p sh utter.
Ta ki ng P ic t ure s 2-5 A B CAU TI O N If you set the camera down whi l e the lig ht is stil l flas hing, make sure you handle i t careful ly. T he camera m ay lose y our image if y ou set i t do w n too hard. 7 Then move t he camera away from your eye and check the Q uic k Rev iew imag e on the LC D mo nitor .
2-6 Ta king P ict ures T aking P ic tur e s w ith t he LC D Mo ni tor The L CD m on ito r let s you see a liv e pr evie w o f wh at th e camera’s lens s ees a t any mo ment.
Ta ki ng P ic t ure s 2-7 A B 3 Pre ss the s hu tte r bu tt on th e rest o f the w ay d ow n to ta ke t he pi ctur e. 4 Ho ld th e cam era st il l unti l it beep s and t he s tatus ligh t sta rts fla sh in g red . Th e f las h ing red li gh t ind ica te s th at the ca m era has c ap tured the ima ge a nd is proce ssin g it.
2-8 Ta king P ict ures Chec k ing the Pict ur e Co unt er The nu mb er in th e u pper ri ght co rn er of th e st atus di splay panel sh ows how many pictures you can take, depending on yo ur cu r ren t imag e qual ity and fo rma t se tti ngs. I f you ch ange these s ett in gs , the numbe r m ay a lso c han ge.
Ta ki ng P ic t ure s 2-9 A B Com pressio n is a tec hniq u e used to ma ke th e im a ge dat a fit in a s mall e r mem o ry area and transfe r at a qu icker r ate. T he JP EG co mpr es sio n us ed by yo ur ca mera el imi nat es so me imag e data (“ lossy” com pressio n ) to a chieve these r esults.
2-10 Ta king P ic tur e s Us ing Macr o Mode t o T a k e Cl ose-u ps Yo u can u se th e cam era’s macr o mode t o ta ke pi cture s as close as 6 inc hes (15 cm). Follow these steps: 1 Turn the c amer a on an d s lid e th e mon itor s wit ch to t he VI EW positi on .
Taki ng P i c t u res 2-11 A B To d ele te t he pict ur e, ho ld dow n the FU NC TION button and pr ess t he BACK bu tton. If yo u did n’t d el ete th e im age b efor e th e Q ui ck Re v iew gaug e di sap peare d, the im ag e is s aved when t he s tatus li gh t s top s f las hi ng a nd tu rn s g ree n.
2-12 Ta king P ic tur e s T akin g Pict ur es with t he T imer Setti n g the tim er crea te s a 10-se con d delay b etw een th e tim e yo u pr ess t he s hut ter bu tto n and t he a ctu al imag e cap tur e. This allows you to take a picture of you rself.
Playing Back Pict ures 3-1 A B . 3 he LCD monitor let s you play back your pi ctures T one-by-one or in groups of ni ne at a time. You can erase selected pi ct ures and customize camera se t tings through t he LC D moni tor men us. You can even vi ew y our pictures on a t el evision ju st as easily as on t he camera’s monitor.
3-2 Pla ying Back Pictures Us ing Pla yba c k Mod e Menus Follow t hese ste ps to use t he playback mode menu s: 1 Turn on the came ra, as desc ribed on pa ge 2- 2. 2 Slide th e mo nito r sw it ch to P LA Y BA CK . Afte r a moment , the last photo yo u took a ppears on the LC D moni tor.
Playing Back Pictures 3- 3 A B Pl a yb ack Mode (play back images one at a time or in groups of 9). S ee page 3-4 for ins tru cti ons. Phot o Con t rol (erase or lock your pictures, or re format Com p actFla sh cards ). See pag e 3-6 and Cha pter 8 f or in structi ons.
3-4 P laying Back Pictures Playing Back Mul tiple P ictur es Yo u can play ba ck y our pict ur es i n Mu lt i mo de t o view smal l “thumbnail ” versi ons o f nine pic t ures at on ce. Make s ure th e moni tor s wit ch i s se t to PLA YBA CK , a nd fo llow the se st eps: 1 Press th e SELECT butt on to di s pla y th e mon itor menus.
Playing Back Pictures 3- 5 A B P la yi ng Y our Pi ct ur es as a Sli de Show You c an u s e th e LC D mo n ito r to au tom at ic all y display each of you r pictures, one a t a time. Make sur e th e mo n ito r sw it ch is set to PLAYBACK , and follow thes e ste ps: 1 Press th e SELECT butt on to di spla y the L CD mo nito r menus.
3-6 Pla ying Back Pictures E ra sing Pi ct ur es The L CD m onito r p rov id es diff eren t m ethod s fo r de letin g images store d in your cam era as you play them back: ◗ Yo u can d ele te t he c.
Playing Back Pictures 3- 7 A B Befor e you sta rt, set the p layb ack m ode to Mu lti . T his makes it easi er to se lect image s; see p age 3 -4 fo r inst ru ct ions. Mak e sur e th e m on it or sw it ch is se t to PLAYBACK , and follo w the se step s to er ase p ictur es: 1 Press th e SELECT butt on to di spla y the L CD mo nito r menus.
3-8 Pla ying Back Pictures 7 W h e n y o u h a v e s e l e c t e d a l l t h e p h o t o s y o u w a n t t o e r a s e , press the BACK button. A me ssa ge appears asking if yo u’r e su re y ou wa nt t o er ase . 8 Press t he SELEC T bu tto n to er as e t he im ages and re tu rn t o the E ra se Ph oto s men u.
Playing Back Pictures 3- 9 A B ◗ If y ou chose Se lect Pho t o , continue with step 5. 5 Press th e SELECT b utton, the n press the or butt on to mo ve thr ou gh th e im ag es in t he cam er a un ti l the phot o you want to lo ck appea rs on th e mon ito r.
3-10 Pla ying Back Pictures The L ock Phot os me nu is d isplayed: 4 Pre ss the o r bu tt on to cho ose Se lect Photo or U nlock Al l . ◗ If y ou chose Unlo ck All , press th e SELECT button. A messa ge appears asking you to confirm tha t yo u want to u nlock all th e ph otos .
Playing Back Pictu re s 3-11 A B Pl aying B ack Pi ctures o n TV o r Vide o Yo u can d ispl ay you r pict ur es on a regu lar te le vision or videotape them wit h a VCR by us ing the video cab l e that ca me w ith y ou r Ph o toPC 6 50.
3-12 Pla ying Back Pictures 3 Con ne ct th e yel low en d of t he cab le to t he VIDEO IN port on t he televis ion or VC R. 4 Turn on th e TV (and V CR) and swit ch to the correct vi de o mo de. 5 Tur n on the ca me ra a nd sl ide the moni tor switc h t o PL AYBACK .
Playing Back Pictu re s 3-13 A B 3 Press th e SELECT butt on onc e to o pen t he s ett in gs menu, then pr ess SELE CT ag ain to cha nge th e mo nt h, high li gh ted in w hite. 4 Pre ss the b utton to in crea se t he n umbe r, or the butt on to dec re ase th e num b er, u n til th e m on th is co rr ect.
3-14 Pla ying Back Pictures Selectin g Quick R eview Mode Quic k R e view mod e l et s y ou re view the pi ctu re yo u j ust to ok on the LCD mo nitor an d delete it, if necessary, befor e your camera stores it in memo ry. You can turn o ff Quick Review mod e to s ave add i ti ona l ba tt er y pow er or if yo u’d ra th er no t use it.
Playing Back Pictu re s 3-15 A B 3 Press th e SELECT butt on onc e to o pen t he s ett in gs me nu, th en pr ess the bu tt on three tim es t o sel ec t the LC D brig ht ness ic on. 4 Press th e SELECT butt on to hig hlig ht th e LCD bright ness sli der .
3-16 Pla ying Back Pictures.
Getting Photos Into Y our Computer 4-1 A B . hen you’re finished taking pictures, you can W transf er them to yo ur c om p uter, wh er e you ca n use them i n the pro j ects yo u cr eate .
4-2 Gett ing Photos Into You r Compute r On an iMac or Power Macint osh G3, you installed the USB driv ers w hen yo u in sta lled th e re st o f your ca mera sof twa re ( if not, se e pa ge 1-8).
Getting Photos Into Your Com puter 4- 3 A B 2 Remove the card by h and, then close the card and port co ve r. 3 In sert th e c ard int o th e slot in th e ca bl e c onn ector w ith the l abe l f acin g to wa rd th e sid e of th e c onn ec tor stamped “US B.
4-4 G etting Photos Into Your Computer Insta lling the Win d o w s 98 USB Comp act F lash Car d and USB Cable D r iver s The f ir st tim e you co nn ect th e U SB Co mpa c tFla sh card an d JumpSh ot USB cab le to your syst em, you need to in stall t hei r Wi ndo ws 98 USB dr iv ers usin g th e plu g-a nd-p lay funct ion.
Getting Photos Into Your Com puter 4- 5 A B 5 You see t he s creen bel ow. C li ck CD-ROM dri ve . Then clic k Next . 6 You see a me ssage tha t a dr iver was l ocat ed for th e U SB cab le, cal le d Lex arMedia Jump Shot . Click Next , then clic k Finish on t he next scre en.
4-6 Gett ing Photos Into You r Compute r The c ard is id en ti fied a s th e next a vai lab le dr ive lett er on your syst em and desc ribed as a Removable Disk . For exa mple, if yo ur h ard d isk is d rive C a nd you r CD-R OM is driv e D , th e US B C omp actF l ash ca rd is assigne d as drive E.
Getting Photos Into Your Com puter 4- 7 A B CAU TI O N Neve r remov e the US B Compact Flas h card o r unpl ug the USB ca ble w hen t he Phot o65 0 fol der is o pen or a ny appli cations are runni ng o n your s ystem. Close th e Photo 650 fol der and exit all your appl icati ons first.
4-8 Gett ing Photos Into You r Compute r 4 Now locate the folde r on your hard disk you want to c o py the pi ct ures t o. For exa mpl e, if y ou h ave a fo lder called Pi ctu res , o pen that folder on you r hard di sk.
Getting Photos Into Your Com puter 4- 9 A B Eras ing P i ctures It ’s best to er ase t he p ict ure s fro m the USB C ompac tFl ash card afte r y o u re -i nst al l it i n you r ca me ra us i ng th e c am er a’ s Refo rmat mode (see p ag e 1 -7 fo r in stru ct ion s).
4-10 Getting Photos Into Your Comput er 2 Lin e u p th e ser ia l co nn ec tor on th e ca b le wi th on e of the seria l ports on y our com put er, and inser t the c onnec tor. The n tigh ten t h e s crews . 3 Ope n the car d and por t co ver o n the s ide o f t h e c amer a.
Getting Photo s Into Your Computer 4- 11 A B Li ne up t he ar row on the cabl e conn ector with the p o rt ico n on your M a cint osh . Th en in s ert th e co n nect or . . NO TE If you sha re a ser ial p ort with ano ther de vice, ma ke sure Appl eTal k™ is turned off .
4-12 Getting Photos Into Your Comput er Opening the EPSO N PhotoPC 650 TW AIN or Plug -In Driver 1 Conn e ct th e cam e ra to y our co mpu ter usin g th e se ria l cable; see page 4-9 f or instr uctions . 2 Star t H o tSh ot s. In Wi ndows, do ubl e-click the Ho tShots icon on you r Windows d esktop.
Getting Photo s Into Your Computer 4- 13 A B You see th e EPSON Ph otoPC 650 TWAIN o r Plug-In window (t he Windows sc reen is show n below). T he pictures in your camera a ppear in the window . (I f y ou do n’t see the pict ur es in yo ur came ra w hen y ou open the w indow, click Op en Camer a .
4-14 Getting Phot os Into Your Comput er NO TE The Speed settin g you se lected is not di splayed on the C amera Conte nt tab unle ss you cli ck t he Op en Came ra but t o n; ho we v e r, your pictur es wil l stil l transfe r at the new rate.
Getting Photo s Into Your Computer 4- 15 A B ◗ The f a ste st m eth o d i s Save to Fo lder . This lets you tran sf er you r pi ct ure s a n d sa ve th em d ire ct ly t o a selected folder on you r hard disk, saving battery pow er and tim e. Se e th e nex t sec tio n for inst ruc tion s.
4-16 Getting Photos Into Your Comput er NO TE To se lect a di ffer ent defaul t f older fo r the pro gram to use each time yo u open i t, cli ck the Set up tab on the win dow and c lick Browse under D efaul t Phot o Fol der. 3 If you want to save your pictures in a format othe r t han JPEG, select it from the Save as type list (W indows only).
Getting Photo s Into Your Computer 4- 17 A B NO TE If you see a memory error messa ge whil e transferrin g pi ctures, close th e EPSO N Photo PC 650 TWAIN or P lug- In windo w and use t he Sa ve t o Fo ld er method to tran sfer your pi ctures i nstead.
4-18 Getting Photos Into Your Comput er Ma kin g an EP SO N Ph otoP C 6 5 0 Pl ug -In Dr iv er Alias (M acintosh ) 1 Op en th e Pic ture Wor ks f o l d e r o n y o u r h a r d d i s k , t h e n op en th e HotShots folder within it. 2 Now op en th e Plug - ins folder and click the EP SON Phot oP C 65 0 P lug-I n ic on.
Getting Photo s Into Your Computer 4- 19 A B 6 You see th e EPSON Ph otoPC 650 TWAIN o r Plug-In window (t he Windows sc reen is show n below). T he pictures in your camera a ppear in the window . (I f y ou do n’t see the pict ur es in yo ur came ra w hen y ou open the w indow, click Op en Camer a .
4-20 Getting Photos Into Your Comput er NO TE The Sp e ed settin g you se lected is not di spla yed on t he Camera Conte nt tab unle ss you cli ck t he Op en Came ra but t o n; ho we v e r, your pictur es wil l stil l transfe r at the new rate.
Getting Photo s Into Your Computer 4- 21 A B ◗ The f a ste st m eth o d i s Save to Fo lder . This lets you tran sf er you r pi ct ure s a n d sa ve th em d ire ct ly to a selected folder on you r hard disk, saving battery pow er and tim e. Se e th e nex t sec tio n for inst ruc tion s.
4-22 Getting Photos Into Your Comput er NO TE To se lect a di ffer ent defaul t f older fo r the pro gram to use each time yo u open i t, cli ck the Set up tab on the win dow and c lick Browse under D efaul t Phot o Fol der. 3 If you want to save your pictures in a format othe r t han JPEG, select it from the Save as type list (W indows only).
Getting Photo s Into Your Computer 4- 23 A B 3 To sa ve you r pi ctu re s in you r a pplic at ion, c lick a p ictu re window and sele ct y our appl ication ’s Save com ma nd. (Ch eck your a pplica t ion’s h elp ut ilit y fo r deta iled inst ructi ons .
4-24 Getting Phot os Into Your Comput er 5 Make sure you r batteries h ave enough p ower, or your AC a da pt er i s co nn e ct ed. I f y our cam e ra a uto m atic a lly shuts off (to save battery powe r), “wake” it by tur ning it off and on a gain.
Getting Your P hotos Into Documents 5-1 A B . 5 Gardening M ont hly November 199 8 Sunflowe rs Sunflowers are big-leafed, sturdy plants that need full sun an d moi st soils. Seeds attr act bird s. Perennial species grow rapidly, forming sizab le clumps that can become invasive.
5-2 Get t ing Your Photos Into Docu ments Importing Ima ges Into Docu ments Once yo ur pict ures a re transfer red a nd sa ved on yo ur ha rd driv e, you can imp ort th em i nto yo ur appli ca tion s.
Get ting You r Phot os Into D oc uments 5- 3 A B NO TE In some appli cati ons, you can add a f rame ar ound th e picture if you w ant to m ove it around o n the page or resi ze i t. In ot her appl icatio ns, you cre ate a fr ame first, and then pl ace the pic ture in it .
5-4 Gettin g Yo ur Phot os Into D ocument s F ol low th ese st eps: 1 Star t H o tSh ot s as desc rib e d on pa ge 4- 11. 2 Click Get on t he remote co ntro l t o op e n th e G et menu, if necessary. Th en select G et fr om Disk . 3 Clic k th e Open a Coll ectio n bu tton.
Working with Photos and Co llections 6-1 A B 6 ou can use HotShots coll ections to organize yo ur Y pictures, add i d entifying information to th em, and even display t hem in slide shows.
6-2 Working with Photos and Collections Open ing P ictur es an d Co llect ions You can open in d ividu al pi ctu re s in Hot Sh ots , or op en a co llecti on and th en op en the pic ture f ro m th er e. F or in str uct ions on s tart ing H otSho ts, see page 4 -11 .
Working with Photos and Collections 6-3 A B 4 Yo ur c oll ecti on opens in a windo w. 5 To open a pictur e in th e co l lect ion, dou b le-cl ick it. The pictu re o pens in it s ow n win do w, as sh own to the left. (To add pic ture s to a co llec tio n, s ee “Ad ding or Dele ting Pic tures in C oll ec tions ” t o th e righ t.
6-4 W orking wi th Photos and Collect ions The p ict ur e ap pea rs in th e co lle ction w indo w. To ad d a n un ope n ed pi ctu re , clic k th e A dd bu tt on o n t he t ask bar in th e co lle ctio n wind ow. Y ou se e th e Add to Collec ti on dia log box .
Working with Photos and Collections 6-5 A B 3 Then c lick inside one of the se le cted im ag es an d hol d down the m o use b utt on. D rag th e im age(s) to the ot he r co llecti on wind ow a nd r elea se t h e m ouse butt on. The imag es a re copi ed t o th e co lle ction .
6-6 Working with Photos and Collections NO TE Your comput er must be set u p to rec ord sou nd befor e you ca n use t he Reco rd funct ion. See you r comp uter docum e ntatio n for de tails. 4 Click the Record b u tton to record you r messa ge, then clic k th e Stop b utton wh en you ’re fi nishe d.
Working with Photos and Collections 6-7 A B V iewing P ictur e Inf or mation To v iew b asic info rm at ion a bout a pi cture out side of a collection—such as re solution, file size, file t y pe, or folder loca ti on — cl ic k on th e pic tu re an d s el ec t Get Info fr o m the Image m enu.
6-8 Working with Photos and Collections 4 Click Find . If the f irs t pict ure matc hing t he se arch crite ri a is foun d, th e pic tu re is hi ghl igh te d. If no pict ur e is found , you see a mess age. 5 To fi nd ano the r pic ture ma tchi ng th e sear ch cr iteri a, clic k Find Ne xt .
Working with Photos and Collections 6-9 A B Sizin g and Pr int in g Multiple C opie s of an In dividu al Pict ure Fo llow th ese ste ps t o pr int an indi vidua l p ict ur e at a diff ere nt size a nd/or in mu ltiple copi es on a sing le pa ge: 1 Op en th e pi ct ure you wa nt t o p rin t; se e pa ge 6- 2 f or inst ructi ons .
6-10 Working with Photos and Collections 5 Do one of the fo llowi ng: ◗ Windo w s : Select Pr inter S etup at the b ottom of the Sh a re m enu o n th e re mote co ntr ol. ( You c an also selec t Printer Setup fro m the File menu.) Make sure you r printer is selecte d and click the Properties button.
Working w ith Photo s and Collections 6-11 A B Pr inti ng a Pic tur e wit h Smar t Pr int The H o tSh ot s Sma r t Print fea ture le ts yo u quick ly a dj ust the sharpn ess and b righ tness of your pic ture be fore yo u print i t.
6-12 Working with Photos and Collections 4 To sel ec t ne w ar ea , clic k th e im ag e are a m ar ker and drag it to a new loc atio n; then re le ase the mous e butto n. Th e new im age a rea a pp ear s in th e n ine Sma r t Pri nt set ti ng exa mples .
Working w ith Photo s and Collections 6-13 A B ◗ Cli c k Line View for a small e r thumbna il format with f ile n ames a nd o ther p i ctur e inf or ma tio n to t he ri ght o f ea ch pic tu re. ◗ Clic k Card Vi ew for a lar ge view of eac h pictur e printed on one pa ge with its file name a nd other pic tu re i nfor ma ti on to the rig h t.
6-14 W orking with Photos and Collections The n s elec t Make Phot o Pa ge fr o m the m e nu. 3 Se lect a cate gor y of Photo Page te mpl ates y ou’ d lik e to u se, su ch as Spor ts , La bels , o r Holi d ay . The avai lable Pho to Pages for the cate go ry ap pea r in the l ist be lo w th e ca te gor y.
Working w ith Photo s and Collections 6-15 A B 6 To import a picture into your Photo Page, you can drag and dro p a p icture or selec t a pic ture fil e from di sk.
6-16 Working with Photos and Collections Fou r contr ol bo xes appear in th e corn er s: 3 Us e the to ol s in th e Ph oto P age w indo w taskb ar to adjust the siz e and posi tio n of the pictur e: ◗ Clic k th e En lar ge too l, t he n cl ick in th e pi ctu re area to en large its si ze 10 % w it h eac h mo use click .
Working w ith Photo s and Collections 6-17 A B 6 To fo rma t all the tex t in the b ox, cl ick a ny of the text options yo u w ant to use in the taskbar: 7 If you need to delete a text box, select it and press the Delete key on your keyboa rd (Window s) or se lect Clear from the Edit menu (Ma cintosh).
6-18 Working with Photos and Collections Pr inti ng a Ph ot o P ag e Follow the ste ps below to print your completed Photo Page. Pri n ti ng wi th Wind ows 1 Sele ct Printer Setup from the File menu. Make su re your p rin ter is se lect ed and clic k t he Proper ties button.
Working w ith Photo s and Collections 6-19 A B 3 Sele ct th e ty pe of tr an siti on you ’d l ik e to us e for th e fi rst pic ture a nd b etw een p ict ure s, as desc rib ed in th is tab le: 4 Sele.
6-20 Working with Photos and Collections.
Editin g Imag e s 7-1 A B 5 . 7 ou can edit yo ur images to enhance their appearan ce, Y crop, rotate, an d resize them, or create special effects. This chapter de scri bes these HotShots image editin.
7-2 Ed i ting Images Making Ba sic Adjust ments You can make th ese b asic ad just ment s to your pict ur es using the I ma ge men u too ls in th e Hot Sh ots men u bar : ◗ Flip the pic ture h or iz.
Editin g Ima ges 7-3 A B Rota tin g Yo u can r ota te you r pi ct ure 90 d egr ees clo ckwi se or count erclock wise, or 180 degrees to turn i t upsid e down. Th is is e sp ec iall y us eful fo r pi ctur es t ake n with yo ur ca mera rotated 90 degree s, suc h as por traits; these pictur es ret ain their ro ta tio n when yo u tran s fe r th em .
7-4 E dit ing Imag es Resizing You can resize your image to ma ke it larger or sma ller, or chang e its sh ape. Foll ow t hese ste ps: NO TE When you en large a p icture, you may lose so me deta ils f rom the ori ginal.
Editin g Ima ges 7-5 A B A djusting Resoluti o n (Win d ow s Only) Yo u can a djus t th e re solu tion of yo ur i m a ge to m ake i t sharper and s o it ca n be en large d withou t losing det ail. How eve r, t he h ig he r the r eso l uti on, th e l arg er t he fil e size, so keep your syst em reso urces in mind a s yo u adjust resolut ion.
7-6 Ed i ting Images Op t imiz ing P ict ur e s wit h Qu ick Fix The easi est w ay to opti mize your p ict ure is to us e Ho tShot ’s Qui ck Fi x com m and to au tomati cal ly a d ju st it . Qu ick Fi x give s you clea ner , br ig hter i m age s w hile m ai nta inin g th e high li ght an d shad ow detail .
Editin g Ima ges 7-7 A B Fol lo w thes e st eps to us e Sm art P ix : 1 Op en th e pi ct ure you wa nt t o ed it. Se e page 6- 2 for inst ructi ons . 2 Clic k th e En han ce butt on o n the r emot e co ntrol to op en th e En hance menu . 3 Click Smar tPix .
7-8 Ed i ting Images 6 Sele ct the lo ca ti on w here t he pict ur e wa s ta ken, ei the r in s id e or ou tsid e . 7 Sele ct the li ghtin g co ndit ions un d er wh ic h th e ph oto was taken. I f you cho se in sid e , s elect w ith a flash , fl uor esc ent li ght ing , sh adows , or faded colors .
Editin g Ima ges 7-9 A B 3 Click Fix By Example . Yo u see the By Ex ampl e editing w indow: 4 If the p o rtion of th e pi ct ure sho w n in th e exa mple a r eas is to o sm all or you w an t to see a di ffer ent e xam pl e area , clic k and dr ag th e exam pl e area selec tor to ch oose a new area .
7-10 Ed i ting Images 9 To sa ve you r ed ite d pic ture, se e pa ge 6-3 for instru c tions. Be su re to g i ve your pi c ture a ne w name, if you wa nt t o sa ve th e orig in al p ictur e a s it wa s. Ap plying Spec ial Ef f ect s To transform y our images in creative ways, you can apply specia l ef fects to yo ur pict ures.
Editin g Ima ges 7-11 A B You see t he S pec ial E ffe cts edit ing wi ndow : 4 Whe n you fir st op en th e Sp eci al E ffec ts win d ow, th e Bef ore Chang e s a nd Zoome d Chang e s e xamples re pre sent t he ori gina l ima g e.
7-12 Ed i ting Images 8 Onc e th e Wit h Cha nges and Zo o me d Chan ges exa mples lo ok th e w ay yo u w ant them to, cl ick Done to keep your cha nges an d exi t to the H ot Shots ma in window. (To u ndo a ll the changes you made, click Can cel Changes .
Editin g Ima ges 7-13 A B Zoom ing It’s e asier to enh an ce yo ur pict ur e whe n you r view o f it is larger. To zoom i nto and ou t of your pi ctures, click the Zoom tool. Th en clic k the z oom in or zoom out to ol opt ion a nd clic k in you r p ictur e; th e view i s red uc ed or enlar ged by 50%.
7-14 E diting Images Fo llow t he se ste ps to use t he Sh ape Sele cti on to ol: 1 Choose eit her the sq ua re/r ec tan gle or ci rcl e/ova l too l op tion t o sel ect th e s hape you wa nt. 2 Us e the Feath eri ng slider to s mooth o r harden t he edges o f sele ction a rea.
Editin g Ima ges 7-15 A B Ma gic W a nd Hot Sh ots i n clud es a hel pf ul M a gic W a nd too l tha t can au to ma tic all y se le ct a po rtio n o f y ou r im ag e b as ed on th e relative pixe l valu e o f a po int you sele c t.
7-16 Ed i ting Images To s ele ct a ba ckgro und c olor to a p pe ar be hind yo ur im age when yo u rem ove im ag e elem ent s, click th e ba ckg rou nd b ox of the Fo reg round/ Ba ckgro und tool .
Editin g Ima ges 7-17 A B To c ro p an i ma ge , clic k th e C ro p to ol . T he n fo llo w th ese steps: 1 Mov e the c ur sor to the a rea in your pic ture out side of which you wa nt to crop; the cur sor looks like the Crop too l . 2 Click a nd dr ag t he m ous e over the p ictu re ar ea you want to keep; then release the m ou se b u tto n.
7-18 Ed i ting Images Sele ct the w eight of lin e from eith er th e di ffuse d l ine or solid line row. Ad just th e trans parenc y slide r to allow your picture to show through the line, if you like. 2 Se le ct a color fo r your desi gn as desc ribed on p age 7-15.
Editin g Ima ges 7-19 A B For exam ple, if your pho t o co ntai ns an are a of col or that y ou wan t to c han ge to a no ther co l or, u s e th e Fi ll C olo r M at ch to ol to chang e it . To fill an area with rela t ive pixel values, click the F i ll too l.
7-20 Ed i ting Images 2 Mov e th e cur sor to t he ar ea in your pic ture you w an t to smu dge ; the cu rs o r is a po intin g fin ge r. Aim th e ti p of t he fi nger on the pl ace yo u wan t to sta rt s mudgi ng.
Editin g Ima ges 7-21 A B 3 Now po s iti on th e cu rs o r on t he ar ea in y ou r pi ctu re wher e yo u wa nt to sta rt p ain tin g th e cl oned i ma ge . Click a nd hold down the mouse button; a cros s hai r appear s on the a rea yo u sel ecte d in st ep 2 .
7-22 Ed i ting Images Dr aw ing Shapes To dr aw g eometr ic and fr eefor m shap es on yo ur p ict ure, clic k th e Dr awin g Sh ap es to ol. Then f oll ow th ese step s: 1 Clic k a s hape f rom th is .
Editin g Ima ges 7-23 A B To d ele te a ny cha n ges you m ake w ith th ese t ool s, se le ct Undo f rom the Ed it me n u. You ca n repea te dly s elect Un do to reverse multiple edits (Windows only), or select Red o to r epla ce t he ch anges yo u und id.
7-24 E diting Images Add i n g T e x t To add text to your pictu re, click the Text tool. Th en follo w the se step s: 1 Clic k and drag the mou se ove r t he ar ea wh ere you w ant to place a text box and type yo ur text in the box. 2 No w clic k on the t ext b ox b ord er; the bord er be com es striped w ith co ntrol bo xes in eac h corne r.
Using CompactFlash Card Options 8- 1 A B . f yo u wa nt t o in cr ease y our cam e ra’s p i ctu re stor age I capacity or ke ep an extra CompactFlas h card on hand, you ca n in sta ll th ese t ype s.
8-2 Using C ompactFlash Card Options For inst ruction s on i nstallin g and usi ng you r USB Com pa ctFl as h car d, s ee th e f oll ow ing p ag es: ◗ To in stal l th e car d, see pag e 1- 2.
Using CompactFla sh Card Optio ns 8-3 A B F or matti ng an A T A -C omp atib le Comp ac tFlash C a r d You should format your ATA-com patible CompactFlash card before using it. You may nee d to reformat it later if a message a ppe ars on the LC D mo nitor in stru cting yo u to do so.
8-4 U sing Co mpactFlash Card Option s NO TE If you don’t ha ve a PCMCIA adapter, yo u c an still tra n sfer pict u res to yo ur comp uter usi ng the s erial cab le (s ee page 4- 9) or US B ada p te r ( fo r US B c a r ds on l y ; se e p a ge 4 - 1) .
Mai ntenance and Tro ub l esho oting 9-1 A B Maint enance and T r o ubleshooting . our PhotoPC 650 camera i s easy to t a ke care o f, and Y any pr oblems you m ay have are e asy to solve.
9-2 Maint enance and Troubles hooting Stori n g t he Ca me ra ◗ Keep th e lens c ov ered (p ower tur ned o ff) an d sto re the cam e ra in a carr yin g ca se or b ag w he n y ou’ re no t using it . ◗ When the came ra is not used for long periods of time, remov e the b atter ies an d stor e th em at a low te mpe ratu re in a dry loc atio n .
Mainte na nce a nd Troub leshoot ing 9-3 A B ◗ You ma y need to for ma t or ejec t yo ur Com p actF la sh card. Ch eck to see if a m essage is dis pl ayed on t he camera’s LC D mo nitor. ◗ Whe n the cam e ra is co nn ected to yo ur com put er w i th the s er ial cab le, you c a n’t u s e the c am er a’ s cont ro ls .
9-4 M aintenance and Trouble s hoot i ng ◗ Check your batteries and make su re they are installed co rrect ly. Repl ace th e bat terie s if nece ssary. ◗ If you’re using the AC ada pter, make sure it is securely con nec ted to the camera and t o a wo rking o utl et.
Mainte na nce a nd Troub leshoot ing 9-5 A B ◗ If you ’r e u sing a Wi nd ows sys tem and h av e tro uble co nne ct ing t o th e C OM po rt , ch eck t he com put er’s COM port settings.
9-6 Maint enance and Troubles hooting ◗ If your system h as less th an 16M B RA M, the transfer speed ma y be slow. T ry usin g vir tual mem ory. See you r compu ter doc um entation or system h elp f or more inf orm ation .
Mainte na nce a nd Troub leshoot ing 9-7 A B Solv in g Pic t u re Pr o b lems If you’ re not sa tis fie d wi th so m e o f th e pi ct ur es y ou get fro m the PhotoPC 6 50, you m ay need to adjust some of the ca mera s ett ings. Read the s ug gesti ons in thi s se cti o n.
9-8 Maint enance and Troubles hooting Your picture is too dark (und erexposed). ◗ You ma y need to us e th e fl ash. Make sur e th e se ttin g is not flash off. ◗ If you’re using the flash, make sur e your subject is bet we en 3.2 and 9.8 fee t away.
Mainte na nce a nd Troub leshoot ing 9-9 A B Where T o G et H elp If you’ve tried the on-screen help and ch ecked this User’ s Gu ide but y ou s ti ll h ave ques tio ns, EPSO N pr ovid es te ch ni.
9-10 Mai nte na nc e and Trouble shoo ting Sof twar e, Co mpactFla sh Car d, and Jump Shot USB Ca b le S uppo r t If you’ve tried the on-screen help and ch ecked this User’ s Gu ide b ut you s til.
Usi ng Optional Cam e ra Acces s or ies A- 1 A B ou can use the Pho toPC 6 50 with a varie ty of options . Y To s ave b att er y p ow er, you ca n use th e AC ad ap t er. You can al so ge t an EPSON NiMH Power Pak fo r convenie nt , co st-sa v ing b att er y po wer .
A-2 Using Op tion al Came ra Acce ssories Using the Opt ional AC Adapter Using t he o pti o nal Phot o PC 650 AC adapter (B86 7038) is high ly recomm en ded f or s aving bat tery po we r wh en you tran sf er you r pi ct ure s v ia th e ser ia l ca ble .
Using Optional C amera Accessori es A- 3 A B Us ing an Op tion al T r ip od You can us e your PhotoPC 650 wi t h any s tandard trip od . F ol low th ese st eps: 1 As semble and s et up the tripo d by f ollo wing the man ufa cture r’ s in struc tio ns.
A-4 Using Optional Camera Accessories Yo u’ll nee d to use t he L CD mon itor t o ta ke pi ctu res, rath er than the vi ewf ind er. See page 2 -6 for i n str uction s . CAU TI O N You s hould n ot leave lenses a ttached for ext ended p eriods o f ti m e.
Using Optional C amera Accessori es A- 5 A B Images captured with a wide-angle lens may be slightly dist or ted in th e fore gr ou nd , and v ig net ted at th e co rn er s, a s sho wn in th e exa mpl e be low. Y o u c an crop the da rk c or ners ou t of y our p ict ures u si ng HotS hot s, if you wa nt.
A-6 Using Op tion al Came ra Acce ssories Im ages ca p tu re d w ith a t elep h ot o l ens a re vi gn et te d at th e co rner s, a s sho wn i n the ex am ple b elow . U sin g Hot Sho ts, you ca n cr op th e da r k cor n ers out of you r pic tu re s if you want.
Specif icati ons B-1 A B Camer a Ph ysi cal Dimension s Saf e t y Specifi cat ions Wi d t h 5. 3 inches (134 .5 mm) Height 2.2 inch es (57 mm) De pt h 2 .8 in c he s ( 72 m m) Weigh t 11.1 oz, ± 0.4 oz (315 g, ± 10 g) , without batt eries Confo rm s t o FCC s pecificat ions.
B-2 Specifi cations T ech n ical Produ ct ty pe 1.09 me gapixel CCD (charged coupled device), still fra me, a uto foc us camera Ima g e qu ality mod es (pi xel s) Unco m pressed JPEG: 1152 × 864 Sup .
Spec ifica tions B-3 A B Photog rap hi c Lens EPSON Clea rOptics as ph erica l glass le ns, 6 mm focal leng th (equivale nt to a 3 9 mm le ns o n a 35 mm ca mera) Aut o f o cu s ran ge 11. 8 i nc h es (0 .3 m) to in fi ni ty 5.9 to 23.6 inches ( 15 to 60 cm) in ma cro mo de LCD mo nitor 1.
B-4 S pecif icat ions Lexar Me di a J ump S hot USB Ca ble O ptio n al AC Adapter Ph ysical Dimens ions T echn ical Int e rfaces Compac tFlash Type I soc ket fo r USB Comp act Fla sh c ard; USB t ype .
Index 1 A B A AC adapt er, Intro-3, 1-4, 2-3, A-1 to A-2, B-4 Accessori es, Intro-3, A-1 to A -6 Air Br ush too l, H otS hots , 7- 18 Alert beep, set ting, 3-12 to 3-1 3 AppleTalk, 4-1 1 Attaching han.
2 Index Close- up lenses, A-3 , A-6 Clos e -up p i ctur e s, 2-4, 2-10 to 2 -11, 9-7 to 9-8 Co lle ction s, Ho tSho ts adding information to, 6-5 to 6-8 adding or deleting pictures in, 6-3 to 6-4 drag.
Index 3 A B EPS ON Accessori es, 9-9, A-1 he lp, 9- 9 TWAIN, see TWA IN , E PSO N Ph ot oPC 65 0 Eras in g pi ctur es from Com pa ctFlash c ard, 1-7, 4-9 using Playback Mode, 3-6 to 3 -8 usin g Q uick.
4 Index Install ing batter ie s, 1-3 t o 1- 5 software , 1-8 Internet , 9-9 to 9-1 0 J JPEG fi les, 2-9, 5-2 Jum pSh ot USB ca bl e, see Cab le, Jump Shot U SB L Langu ag e, s etti ng, 3-3, 3- 15 LCD .
Index 5 A B Photo Pages, HotShots cre ati ng, 6-13 to 6-15 modify ing, 6-15 to 6- 17 printing, 6-18 sav i ng, 6-17 usin g, 6-13 to 6-18 Pho tog raph ic sp eci fi catio ns, B-3 Photo PC 65 0 camera AC .
6 Index Pic tures ( con ti nued ) problems, so lving, 9-7 to 9-8 renaming in HotSho ts, 6-5 sav i ng i n HotSho ts, 6-3, 6-5 sli de sho ws, 3-5, 6-18 to 6-19 storage capa city of came ra, Intro-2, 2-8.
Index 7 A B S Saf ety instru c tions, Intro- 4 to Int r o-5 specif ic ations , B -1 San Disk, 8 -1 Sele ct ing ed iti ng a re a, Ho tSh ot s, 7-13 t o 7 -1 5 Seria l ca b le, 4 -9 t o 4- 11 Serv ice c.
8 Index Timer , 2-11 to 2-12 Tran sferr ing pic tures pr oblems wi t h, 4- 23 to 4-24, 9-5 usin g other TWAIN ap plica tions, 4-17 t o 4-24 via Jump Sh ot USB cable, 4-1 t o 4-9 via PC MCIA adapt er, .
A B EPSON AME RICA, INC. LIM ITED W ARRANTY What is Covered : E pso n Amer ica , Inc . (“ EPS ON ”) war ra nts to th e firs t en d- user cu stomer that t he EPS ON P h ot o PC 650 Di gital Ca mer .
A B FCC CO MPLIANCE ST ATEMENT FOR A MERICAN USER S This equipmen t has been tested and found to c omply w ith t he l imits f or a class B digital dev ice, pursuant to Part 15 of the F CC Rules. Thes e limi ts ar e design ed to provide re ason able pr otect ion a gainst ha rmful i nterf erence i n a residenti al instal lation .
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