Ricoh CAMERA RDC-i500 - Manual

5 Tips Tips to Extend the Recording and Playback Times ......................... 17Auto Power Off .................................................................................. 24How to Verify the Date and Time ...................................................... 33LCD Monitor Display (Recordi...

8 Safety Precautions Warning Symbols Various symbols are used throughout this operation manual and on the product to prevent physical harm to you or other people and damage to property. The symbolsand their meanings are explained below. R Warning This symbol indicates matters that may lead to death ...

12 Observe the following precautions to ensure safe use of this equipment. R Caution o ● Contact with fluid leaking from the battery can lead to burns.If part of your body comes in contact with a damagedbattery, wash the area with water immediately. (Do not usesoap.) If the battery starts to leak, r...

14 Before Using the Camera Before using the camera, attach the wrist strap, and lens cap. Attaching the Wrist Strap A Pass the small loop of the strapthrough the strap eyelet and pass theother end through the loop asillustrated. Important Note • Do not swing the camera around by its strap. Attaching...

15 1 Getting Started Powering the Camera This section explains how to load and recharge the battery and how to powerthe camera from a household electrical outlet. Charging the Battery When using the battery for the first time or when the battery symbol isdisplayed, follow the procedure below and cha...

16 Loading the Battery Load the rechargeable lithium ion battery (DB-20L) to operate the camera. Important Note • When using the camera for the first time, be sure to charge the battery. (The battery is not charged when the camera leaves the factory.) → P.15 “Charging the Battery” A Check that the c...

17 1 Getting Started Tips Tips to Extend the Recording and Playback Times • The battery lives indicated on the previous page may decrease depending on the ambient environment. In an extremely cold environment, warming the battery by hand, for example, may allow you to take more pictures. • Increased...

18 Connecting an AC Adapter When using the camera for extended periods of time to shoot or playbackimages, or connecting with a PC, connect an AC adapter (optional) to thecamera and power the camera from a household electrical source. Using the AC Adapter Before using the AC adapter, be sure to read...

19 1 Getting Started Storage Memory Files shot with this camera can be recorded on the following two types ofmemory: Storage Memory Capacity CF card 16 MB, 32 MB, 48 MB, 64 MB, 96 MB, 128 MB, 192 MB (3.3 V) Internal memory Max. 7 MB (available area for recording images) Note • There are various kind...

20 Inserting a Memory Card Check that the camera is turned off before inserting the card. Important Note • Be sure to turn the power off before inserting or removing the card, otherwise the data on the card may be lost or damaged and thecamera may malfunction. • Before using a new card or a card tha...

21 1 Getting Started ■ Removing Card A Check that the camera is turned off,and extract the EJECT button bypressing it once. See • P.24 “Turning On/Off the Camera” B Press the EJECT button again,keeping it straight. C Remove the card by pulling ithorizontally out of the slot. Note • Press the EJECT b...

24 Turning On/Off the Camera Use the power button to turn the camera on and off. ■ Turning the Camera ON A Press the power switch. Note • You can turn the camera on when the LCD monitor is opened → P.117 “Turning the Camera OnWhen the LCD Monitor is Opened” ■ Turning the Camera OFF A Press the power...

25 2 Basic Operations How to Use the Mode Dial The camera offers a number of modes for shooting and playback. Use themode dial to select the mode you need. Mode Dial Mode Action Setup mode For changing and verifying camera andcommunication settings. Play mode For playing back recorded files. Still P...

26 LCD Monitor and LCD Panel The LCD monitor or LCD panel displays the camera status, such as the batterylevel, recordable picture count and mode setting, in symbols and figures. Recording Mode LCD panel LCD monitor Remaining picture count Folder name Zoombar Dateand time Message LCD panel LCD monit...

27 2 Basic Operations LCD panel LCD monitor Storage memory *1 File type Size/No. of pixels 2048, 1024, 640 Image quality/ F, N, E, NC Compression rateBattery symbol *2 *2 Protect symbol — Voice annotation Play Mode LCD panel LCD monitor Playback file no./Total no. of files Foldername/Filename Datean...

28 ■ Switching the Displays Note • The legends [CANCEL] and [ENTER] below the END and OK buttons displayed at the bottom of the screen indicate the relevant button. ■ Selecting and Canceling Items Note • The dimmed items can not be selected. (1) → ← (3) (2) → Select the item (1) Press the buttons to...

29 2 Basic Operations ■ How to Use the Check Box ( ) Use the · · · buttons to set the focus on the desired item and press theFUNCTION button. To cancel the selection,press the button again. ■ How to Use the Spin Box ( ) Use the · buttons to set the focus on the desired item and specify the number wi...

30 Character Input You can input characters when adding folders, setting the mail environment,etc. as follows. A Press the button to display the character input screen. B Move the cursor on the desiredcharacter by using the • • • buttons and press the FUNCTIONbutton. C Press the ENTER button exit th...

31 2 Basic Operations Registering the Camera Information This section explains how to register the camera information such as setting thedate and time and owner information. Setting the Date and Time Set the date and time on the camera. You can also follow these procedureswhen you use the camera for...

32 ■ Setting the Date and Time Set the date and time. You can set the date in two patterns, HOME andDESTINATION, and switch the pattern when you travel across the time zone. A Select [HOME DATE/TIME] or[DESTINATION DATE/TIME] and pressthe button. B Set the date and time and then pressthe ENTER butto...

33 2 Basic Operations ■ Selecting the Date Format Select the date format. There are three types to choose from. Example: Setting September 15. 2001, 10:00 amYYYY/MM/DD hh:mm → 2001/09/15 10:00 MM DD YYYY hh:mm → SEP 15 2001 10:00 DD MM YYYY hh:mm → 15 SEP 2001 10:00 A Select [DATE/TIME FORMAT] andpr...

34 Checking Owner Information You can check owner information, such as your name, telephone number,company name, and the name of the photographer registered on a PC. Note • Register the owner information from a PC. → “User Information Settings” in the ‘Connecting to a Personal Computer’ operation ma...

35 2 Basic Operations Formatting the Storage Memory This function enables you to format the card and internal memory.Before using a new card or a card that has been used on another device, suchas a PC, format the card with the camera first. Important Note • Formatting the storage memory will erase a...

36 D Press the shutter release button. ● CF Card The “Formatting ...” message will bedisplayed. When formatting is completed, thescreen will return to the Setup menu. ● Internal memory (IN) The confirmation message will be displayed. Press the shutter release button again.The “Formatting ...” messag...

37 2 Basic Operations How to Hold the Camera Unintentional movement of the camera during shooting will result in blurredimages. To keep the camera steady, hold the camera in the manner describedbelow. Be particularly careful to keep the camera steady when taking telephotozoom shots. A Hold the camer...

38 ● When viewing using the LCD monitor Hold the camera firmly in both hands, aim it at your subject and look at the LCDmonitor. B Press the shutter release button lightly with your fingertip. The shutter release buttons are located on top and front sides of the camera.Use either button depending on...

40 Basic Shooting This section explains the general flow of shooting operation and provides basicshooting instructions. Operation Flow To record an image, follow the steps below. Turn on the Camera Turn the camera on. → P.24 Select a Recording Mode Choose from four recording modes ( · · · ). For bas...

41 3 Shooting Selecting a Recording Mode The camera offers four recording modes ( · · · ). Select the mode best suited to your photographic needs.In this section, (Still Picture) mode is used. A Set the mode dial to [ ]. See • P.25 “How to Use the Mode Dial” The recording data will be displayed on t...

42 Selecting the Storage Memory Select the storage memory in which to record the image files. LCD Panel LCD Monitor Recording Destination Records images on the CF card or the MicrodriveRecords images in the internal memory * is displayed in the LCD panel even when the Microdrive has been inserted in...

43 3 Shooting Selecting a Folder Select a folder in the storage memory in which to store the image files. A Press the FOLDER button. B Choose the folder in which you wishto save the files and then press theENTER button. The selected folder will be displayed on theLCD monitor. Note • You can add new ...

44 Selecting an Image Quality Mode The camera offers the following image quality modes. Select the mode bestsuited to your photographic needs. LCD Panel LCD Monitor 2048 F, 2048 N, 2048 E, 2048 NC 1024 F, 1024 N 640 N * The recordable picture count varies as you switch the image quality mode.* The f...

45 3 Shooting Checking the Position of the Subject Check the position of your subject by looking through the viewfinder or at theLCD monitor. ■ Viewing Through the Viewfinder Aim the camera at the subject while lookingthrough the viewfinder. ● Shooting Scope Frame the subject within the viewfinder. ...

46 Setting the Size of the Subject (Zoom) By pressing the zoom lever, you can vary the size of the subject withoutchanging the distance between yourself and the subject (equivalent to 35 – 105mm in 35 mm format). A Press the side or the side of the zoom lever. Pressing the side will make the subject...

47 3 Shooting Shooting (Still Picture Mode) This section explains how to shoot pictures in Still Picture mode. Hold thecamera correctly to keep it steady. A Aim the camera at your subject. Note • Use macro mode to shoot subjects closer than about 24 cm. → P.63 “Close-up Shooting (Macro Mode)” B Pres...

48 ● Flash LED When the flash fires, the flash LED (red)lights when the shutter release button ispressed lightly. Note • During charging, the flash LED will blink and the display on the LCDmonitor will disappear. Photographscannot be taken at this time. D Press the shutter release buttondown fully w...

49 3 Shooting Note • The camera will switch off automatically (auto power off) if it is left idle (no buttons or switches operated) for a fixed time. When you requiremore time to compose a shot, disable the auto power off feature. → P.110 “Auto Power Off Setting” • Have a spare battery or an AC adap...

50 Special Shooting Functions This section explains the various shooting functions that are available. The functions that can be used vary depending on the recording mode. Refer to thetable below. Recording mode Still Voice Text Motion Shooting function Picture Memo Picture Folder P.43 앪 앪 앪 앪 Conti...

52 Shooting Motion Pictures (Motion Picture Mode) This mode enables you to shoot motion pictures. The recordable time isindicated according to the available capacity in the recording destination.Sound is incorporated in the recording. Important Note • The microphone is located at the front of the ca...

55 3 Shooting Changing Flash Modes There are four flash modes available with this camera. Switch the flash mode tomeet your photographic needs. Display Mode Explanation Flash Off The flash will not fire, even in dark places. Use this mode in places where flash photography isprohibited and in bright ...

57 3 Shooting ■ Adjusting the Flash Strength You can adjust the strength of the flash when it fires ( , lit, blinking). A Set the mode dial to [ ] or [ ] and press the MENU button. B Select [FLASH STRENGTH] and pressthe button. C Choose the desired strength(STRONG, NORMAL or SOFT) andthen press the ...

58 Setting the Exposure Compensation As long as the subject is centered in the shooting range, you can take the picturenormally as the camera will automatically adjust the exposure compensation forbacklighting. If there is a significant difference in brightness between the backgroundand subject, how...

59 3 Shooting C Press the shutter release button totake the picture. Note • Enable the keep settings mode to save the exposure compensation setting. → P.108 “Keep Settings” • Three frames in succession can be taken, one each at –0.5 EV, 0 and +0.5 EV, based on the preset exposure compensation value....

61 3 Shooting B Select Manual White Balance ( ) and press the ENTER button. C When you have achieved theoptimum white balance setting, pressthe ENTER button. Press the · · · buttons to make fine adjustment of the white balance, and pressthe ENTER button. Adjusting is available until“ , , , ” on the ...

63 3 Shooting Close-up Shooting (Macro Mode) Macro mode allows you to take a close-up picture of a subject. Use this modewhen the distance to the subject is less than about 24 cm. A Set the mode dial to one of thefollowing: [ , or ] and press the button. Note • Continuous shooting can be used in mac...

64 Shooting by Switching the Focus (Focus) This camera can record with four focus settings. ■ Setting Auto Focus (AF), SNAP ( S ) or Infinity ( ) A Set the mode dial to one of thefollowing: [ , or ] and press the MENU button. B Decide the composition of the pictureand press the shutter release butto...

69 3 Shooting B Select [SPLIT-SCREEN] and press the button. C Select the items to be set and pressthe ENTER button. Operation varies depending on the items set.• “New Shot Mode” → See below • “Additional Shot Mode” → P.70 ■ Shooting in New Shot Mode A Select [NEW] on the Split-screenmenu and press t...

70 ■ Additional Shot Mode A Select [ADD] from the menu andpress the ENTER button. The recorded images will be displayed as asix-image display. B Select the additional image and pressthe ENTER button. The framed image is the selected image. Note • Light-blue images on the six-image display cannot be ...

74 E Press the shutter release button. The first photograph will be taken and thenadditional photographs will be taken at thepreset time interval.The “INTERVAL” message will blink duringinterval (time-lapse) recording. Picture takingwill end when the storage memory runs outof memory. Note • Press th...

75 3 Shooting D Press the CANCEL button to exit themenu display. AB will be displayed on the LCD monitor. E Press the shutter release button torecord the image. When the shutter release button is pressed,three frames will be taken in succession at –0.5 EV, 0 and +0.5 EV, based on the presetexposure ...

77 3 Shooting Shooting in Time Exposure Mode (Time Exposure) Set the time exposure mode to record the bright subjects such as the fireworksand running cars in a dark place. Important Note • Mount the camera on the tripod when recording in time exposure mode. A Set the mode dial to [ ] and press the ...

79 3 Shooting C Select the signature (USER NAME orSIGNATURE) to be added to theimage and press the ENTER button. Note • You can select the signature in Setup mode. → P.115 “Setting a Signature” • To cancel signature imprint mode, select [NONE]. D Select the location of the signaturewith · · · button...

Chapter 4 Playback/Deleting Basic Playback ........................ 82 Files Playable on the Camera ...... 82Playing a Still Picture, Text orContinuous Shooting File ............. 82Playing a Voice Memo File ........... 83Playing a Motion Picture File ........ 84Playback Using a TV ....................

82 Basic Playback This section explains the basic method for playing back recorded images andplaying back images using a TV. Files Playable on the Camera The following image files can be played on this camera.• Files recorded on this camera• Files recorded on the Ricoh RDC-300, RDC-4000 and RDC-5000...

83 4 Playback/Deleting ● Still Picture or Text File with Voice Memo To play the voice memo, press the shutterrelease button.Playback of the voice memo file will endautomatically. To pause playback, press theshutter release button. Press the shutter release button again to resume playback. Note • You...

84 B Select the voice memo file with the or button and press the shutter release button. The voice memo will be played and theplayback indicator and time elapsed will bedisplayed. Playback of the voice memo file will endautomatically. To cancel playback, press the or button. ● To Pause and Resume Pl...

86 Playback Using a TV Connect the camera to a TV set with the video interface cable supplied to playrecorded image files on the TV screen. See • Refer to the instruction manual for the equipment to which the camera is connected. A Check that both the camera and the TV are turned off. B Connect the ...

87 4 Playback/Deleting Special Playback Functions This section explains the various playback functions. Displaying Several Files at Once (Thumbnail Playback) Nine files are displayed at once, enabling speedy search for the image youwish to see. A Set the mode dial to [ ] and press the side of the zo...

89 4 Playback/Deleting ■ Copying a Selected File A Set the mode dial to [ ]. B Display the file to be copied andpress the FUNCTION button. To select more than one file, repeat step B . ● Thumbnail DisplaySet the focus on the file to be copied andpress the FUNCTION button. You can selectmore than one...

90 G Select [COPY TO] and press the button. H Choose the destination folder andthen press the ENTER button. I Press the ENTER button. Copying starts, and when finished, the display will return to the playback menu. J Press the CANCEL button to exit themenu display. Note • If no file has been selecte...

92 Protecting a File (Protect) You can protect important files from being erased accidentally. Important Note • Protected files will be deleted when the storage memory is formatted. ■ Protecting File A Set the mode dial to [ ]. B Select the file to be protected. ● To protect a single fileDisplay the...

93 4 Playback/Deleting E Select the option (SELECTED FILES,SELECT ONE FILE, CANCEL ALL) ● SELECTED FILESThe selected file will be protected and thedisplay will return to the playback screen.The protected file is indicated by a symbol. ● SELECT ONE FILE Press the ENTER button on the confirmationscree...

94 D Press the ENTER button. The all files in the folder will be protected andthe display will return to the playback screen.Protected files are indicated by a symbol. ■ Canceling the Protect Setting A Set the mode dial to [ ] and press the MENU button. B Select [PROTECT] and press the button. C Sel...

95 4 Playback/Deleting ● SELECT ONE FILEPress the ENTER button on the confirmationscreen. The file will be unprotected and thedisplay will return to the playback screen. Playing Back Images Automatically (Auto Playback) This function automatically plays all the files stored in the storage memory. A ...

96 E Select [LOOP PLAYBACK] and pressthe button. F Choose loop play setting (YES or NO)and then press the ENTER button. Specify whether you want the files to be played repeatedly.The display will return to the auto playbackmenu. G Press the ENTER button. H Press the ENTER button. Auto playback will ...

97 4 Playback/Deleting ■ Specifying the Number of Prints of the Selected Files A Set the mode dial to [ ]. B Select the file for which you wish tospecify the number of prints. ● To specify each file Display the file using the · buttons. ● To specify more than one file Display the file using the · bu...

98 F Select the print setting (SELECTEDIMAGES / ONE IMAGE ) and thenpress the button. G Specify the number of prints usingthe · buttons and press the ENTER button. H Press the CANCEL button to exit theDPOF setting menu. Press the CANCEL button repeatedly to exitthe menu screen. ■ Specifying the Numb...

99 4 Playback/Deleting D Select [ALL IMAGES] and press the button. E Specify the number of prints usingthe · buttons and then press the ENTER button. F Press the CANCEL button to exit theDPOF setting menu. Press the CANCEL button repeatedly to exitthe menu screen. ■ Specifying the Number of Index Pr...

100 D Specify the number of prints usingthe · buttons and then press the ENTER button. E Press the CANCEL button to exit theDPOF setting menu. ■ Canceling the DPOF Settings This function enables you to cancel all the DPOF settings, including the numberof standard prints and number of index prints. A...

101 4 Playback/Deleting E Press the ENTER button. All the print or index settings will be canceledand the screen will return to the DPOFsetting menu. F Press the CANCEL button to exit theDPOF setting menu. ■ Confirming the Settings You can confirm the settings for the number of standard prints or nu...

103 4 Playback/Deleting Deleting a File This function enables you to delete recorded files. You can delete selected filesor all the files in the folder. Important Note • Files cannot be restored once they are deleted. Before starting to delete a file, make sure that you want to delete it. Note • Dep...

104 E Press the shutter release button. The file will be deleted and the display willreturn to the playback screen. Note • When a file is deleted, the subsequent file numbers arereassigned. Deleting All Files or a Single File You can delete all the files in a folder at a time or a single file. A Set...

106 Changing Camera Settings This section explains how to add/delete a folder and how to change the camerasettings (auto power off, beep sound, keep settings, etc.). Adding or Deleting a Folder This function enables you to add or delete a folder for saving recorded images. A Press the button to sele...

107 5 Camera Settings and Other Functions C Press the CANCEL button to exit thefolder list. Note • Naming of the folder depends on the DCF (Digital rule for Camera File) System • Folders can be created from number 100 – 999.• You can specify the destination for saving the folder in Recording and Pla...

108 Keep Settings The keep settings mode enables you to save the settings after the camera isswitched off. The following settings can be saved.• Flash mode → P.55 • ISO sensitivity → P.75 • Date imprint → P.67 • Time Exposure mode → P.77 • Focus mode → P.64 • White balance → P.59 • Sharpness mode → ...

109 5 Camera Settings and Other Functions Changing the LCD Confirmation Time When you press the shutter release button to record the image in (Still Picture) mode, the recorded image will be displayed on the LCD monitor. Youcan select the time for confirming the image after shooting from 0 second(OF...

110 A Set the mode dial to [ ]. B Select [CAMERA SETTINGS] andpress the button. C Select [AUTO POWER OFF] and pressthe button. D Choose the time (OFF, 1 MIN., 3 MIN.,5 MIN.) and then press the ENTERbutton. The display will return to the CameraSettings menu. E Press the CANCEL button to return tothe ...

111 5 Camera Settings and Other Functions Beep Sound Setting The camera beeps to alert you when it records a picture. You can enable anddisable the beep by the following steps. A Set the mode dial to [ ]. B Select [CAMERA SETTINGS] andpress the button. C Select [BEEP SOUND] and press the button. D S...

112 Setting the Power Saving Mode This function enables you to reduce the power consumption of the LCD monitorand extend the life of the battery. A Set the mode dial to [ ]. B Select [CAMERA SETTINGS] andpress the button. C Select [POWER SAVE] and press the button. D Select [ON] or [OFF] and then pr...

113 5 Camera Settings and Other Functions Changing the Display Language The information on the LCD monitor is available in English, French, Germanand Japanese. A Set the mode dial to [ ]. B Select [CAMERA SETTINGS] andpress the button. C Select [LANGUAGE] and press the button. D Choose the desired d...

115 5 Camera Settings and Other Functions Setting a Signature You can select a signature to be attached to an image in signature imprintmode (P.78). Note • Create the signature on a PC first and transfer it to the camera. → “Setting Signatures” in the ‘Connecting to a Personal Computer’ operation ma...

116 Changing the File Numbering Method When using a memory card as the recording destination, you can set whetheror not you want the files to be automatically assigned a sequential numberwhen recorded. ● When sequential numbering is ON The file names R0010001 to R9999999 are assigned to the files.Si...

118 D Choose the power setting (YES orNO) and then press the ENTERbutton. If you select [YES], the camera will turn onwhen the LCD monitor is opened. E Press the CANCEL button to return tothe Setup menu. Note • To turn the power off, press the power switch.• The power setting will be reset to the fa...

120 Using the Remote Control This section explains how to operate the camera using the optional remotecontrol units, DR-3 and DR-4 (available in the near future). Important Note • The remote control receiver is located on the front of the camera. Operate the remote control unit by pointing it at the...

121 5 Camera Settings and Other Functions Using the Continuous Shooting A Press the MENU (ENTER) button. B Select [CONT. MODE] using the · buttons and press the button. C Select [ON] using the · buttons and press the MENU (ENTER) button.Press the RELEASE button to record the image. Shooting Still Pi...

123 5 Camera Settings and Other Functions Using the DR-3 Remote Control ■ Shooting A Set the mode dial on the camera to aRecording mode ( , , or ) and press the button to select the recording destination. B Decide the composition of the pictureand press the RELEASE button onthe remote control unit. ...

124 ■ Playback A Set the mode dial on the camera to[ ] and press the button to select the playback source. The most recently recorded file will be playedback. B Choose a file by pressing the FWD( ) or REV ( ) button. The remote control unit buttons are operated in the same way as the buttons on thec...

126 C Press the RELEASE button. All files will be deleted. RELEASE ERASE F WD PROGRAM E V MULTI REV ENTER

128 Troubleshooting Refer to the pointers listed below before submitting the equipment for repairs. Ifthe problem persists after trying the suggestions, contact your nearest Ricohservice office. ■ Power Source Problem Power will notcome on Power cuts out Battery will notcharge Battery quicklyconsume...

130 Problem Display shut off LCD monitorbrightnesschanges duringautofocusoperation Vertical linesappear onimage Cause Battery is exhausted Auto power off activated Obstruction between remote controlunit and camera sensor Remote control transmitter orcamera sensor is dirty Remote control lithium batt...

131 Appendix Error Messages If an error message is displayed on the LCD monitor or LCD panel, follow theprocedures below. Error Message System error occurs Unable to change memory Insufficient memory Change to card Format required Format internal memory Card is unavailable Format error UNMATCHED FIL...

133 Appendix Using Your Camera in Other Countries Ricoh AC-3 AC adapter (optional) • The adapter can be used in regions where the voltage ranges from 100 V to 240 V and the frequency is 50Hz/60Hz. • Some countries use electrical outlets which have different shapes. Inquire at your travel agent about...

134 Recording Capacities The table below gives approximate recording picture counts by CF cardcapacity, image quality and size. 16 MB 32 MB 48 MB 64 MB 96 MB 128 MB 192 MB 13 26 40 53 80 107 160 26 52 79 105 158 211 316 51 102 153 205 308 411 616 2 5 7 10 15 20 30 38 77 116 156 234 312 468 74 149 22...

135 Appendix Accessories Item Model Remarks AC adapter AC-3 Used to supply power directly from ahousehold electrical outlet. → P.18 “Connecting an AC Adapter” Battery charger BJ-1 Used to charge the battery forpowering the camera Rechargeable lithium ion battery DB-20L Battery for powering the camer...

136 Handling Precautions ● This camera is not waterproof. Keep away from water, rain, beverages, etc. Ifany liquid gets into the camera, consult your nearest Ricoh service office. ● Be careful not to drop the camera or subject it to impact. ● To avoid overheating, do not use the flash more than is n...

137 Appendix Care and Storage ■ Care ● Fingerprints or dirt on the lens or AF viewfinder will reduce the quality of the image, so take care not to get them dirty. ● Do not wipe dust or smears off the lens or AF viewfinder with your fingers.Use a lens blower, readily available at most photographic su...

138 Specifications ■ General ● Video Signal Protocol : NTSC/PAL ● Power Source Voltage : Battery: 3.7 V: AC: 5 V ● Dimensions (W × H × D) : 141.9 × 78.2 × 30.3 mm (5.6” × 3.1” × 1.2”) (excluding projections) ● Weight : Approx. 295 g (10.4 oz) (excluding battery) ● Operating Range – Temperature : 0°C...

140 About the Warranty and Servicing 1. This product is backed by a one-year limited warranty. During the warranty period, which starts from the date of purchase, any defective parts will berepaired free of charge. In the event of a camera malfunction, contact thedealer from which you purchased the ...

142 ... KEEP SETTINGS ....... Camera .................................. P.108... LCD CONFIRM. ......... Camera .................................. P.109... AUTO POWER OFF ... Camera .................................. P.110... BEEP SOUND ............ Camera .................................. P.111... ...

146 A AC adapter .......................................... 18AF LED ................................................ 47Auto bracket ........................................ 74Auto focus lamp .................................. 47Auto playback ...................................... 95Auto power off ....

149 Appendix INFORMATION TO THE USER USA FCC Part15 Class BThe equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class Bdigital device, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed toprovide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential inst...

To ensure correct use of your camera, read this manual carefully before use. Keep the manual handy for future use. Camera Operation Manual Camera Operation Manual RICOH CO., LTD.3-2-3, Shin-yokohamaKohoku-ku, Yokohama-shi222-8530, JapanL2172551