STILL PICTURES can be recorded in three different resolution settings. Turn on the
camera. Press the Mto enter still picture mode. The video icon will disappear in the top
left of the LCD screen as shown here, press and hold the Sbutton until ESC appears on the
LCD screen. Press Mto enter resolution setting mode. RES will appear on the LCD screen.
Press Sto confirm this mode selection. The still image mode has 3 resolution settings.
Three stars for High Resolution / Two Stars for Mid-resolution / One star for Low
resolution. Press Mto scroll through the 3 resolution choices. Once you have selected the desired resolution,
press Sto confirm the resolution setting.
To set the camera’s Burst Mode (multiple exposures) setting, press Mfollowing the
resolution setting above. The LCD screen will appear as shown on the right.
Press Sto enter the Burst mode setting. Using the Mbutton, select the number of images
(1-9) for sequential action shots. Press Sto save your setting.
Example of a 3 picture burst setting screen -
Press Mto ESC then Sto exit back to still image camera mode. If you are ready to start shooting pictures,
simply press the Sbutton and the camera will shoot images based on your programmed setting.
Zoom Setting
The EPIC also has the ability for 2X Zoom. To enter 2X mode, press the Mbutton once from the Still Camera
screen, or twice from the Video Screen until you see only the battery icon in the top right hand corner. Press the
Sbutton once until an icon resembling a magnifying glass is displayed above the battery icon. This indicates
Zoom mode is activated. To return to standard wide-angle mode, press the Sbutton again, and the magnifying
glass will disappear from the screen. Press Mthree times to return to video capture screen, or four times to
return to still image capture screen.
Deleting Images / Video
The EPIC allows you to delete video or images on the camera. From the main screen,
press the mode button until EONE (Erase One) appears on the screen. Press Sto delete
the last image / video recorded in memory, or press Mtwice to return to camera mode.
