Setting The Flash; Taking Photos - Concord Q-eye DUO 1300 Kurzanleitung

PC Video Clips
The Concord Eye-Q Duo 1300 has the ability to capture video clips on your computer by using the
ArcSoft VideoImpression software. To edit, manipulate or create video clips using all the features that
VideoImpression offers, follow these simple steps.
1. Follow the steps from the Connecting the camera to the computer section in the User's Guide.
2. Launch the ArcSoft VideoImpression software by clicking on Start-Programs-ArcSoft Camera Suite and
choose VideoImpression from the application list on your screen.
3. Click on the NEW icon.
4. Click on the CAPTURE icon.
Recording Video Clips:
1. Follow steps 1-4 above.
2. Click on the RECORD icon. To stop recording, press the ESC button on your keyboard or click the
PAUSE icon on your screen.
To save your video, simply click on the SAVE icon and follow the on-screen instructions.
NOTE: If the video is not already being displayed select the Eye-Q Duo 1300 Video Clip in the
Driver List and click on the LIVE icon to view live video.

SETTING THE FLASH

The Concord Eye-Q Duo 1300 has two flash modes, Automatic Flash and Flash Off. The current Flash
setting is displayed in the upper left hand corner of the Status LCD. If the Flash Icon is not present,
the camera is in Flash Off mode.
Setting the Flash Mode:
1. Press the Menu button until the Flash icon is activated. (fig.1.4)
2. Press the Select button to toggle between Automatic Flash and Flash Off.
The flash icon will blink to indicate Flash Off and remains steady to indicate
Automatic Flash.
3. When the setting you desire appears on the Status LCD, wait 5 seconds for
the camera to return to picture taking mode or scroll through the options
using the Menu button until a number appears in the photo counter.
Note: The flash may need time to recharge between photos. While it is charging the Flash icon on
the Status LCD blinks and the camera ready LED blinks. When both stop blinking, you are ready
to take another picture.

TAKING PHOTOS

Photos can be captured in one of three quality modes: Fine, Normal, or Economy (fig.1.5). These
modes differ in photo file size and the image (JPEG) compression ratio. The fine quality setting is the
default mode. The camera will always power up in this mode. To change the quality setting, refer to
the Setting the Photo Quality Mode section in your User's Guide.
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