
With the hood opened on top of the
camera, the viewing LCD can be seen.
To close the hood, pinch the sides of the
hood inward to collapse the hood and
close the cover.
The shutter release button is on the front
of the camera, bottom right side as you
face the back of the camera. Remember,
the crank handle must be turned for
each photo. To review the photos on the
SD card, press the mode button on the
bottom left to toggle between Record
and Playback modes. The top lens is a
fake viewing lens – the bottom lens is
the actual Record lens of the camera.
The back of the camera has a row of
three buttons that are used for viewing
the photos on the SD card and for
setting resolution. Facing the back of the
camera from left to right; Image delete
button, Previous image, Next image.
When in Record mode, the Previous and
Record buttons are also used for setting
resolution. In the viewfinder, H equals
1760 X 1760, N equals 1200 X 1200 and
L equals 640 X 640. Please keep the
camera set at the highest (H)
resolution!
Taking Photos
1. Please use the camera strap!
2. Open the hood on the top of the camera
3. Turn on the camera using the button on the right side
4. Turn the crank handle one revolution to set the shutter. If the shutter is already set, the handle will not turn. Do not force the
handle!
5. Compose the photo by looking down through the hood on the top of the camera. I have found holding the camera as close
as possible to the eye works the best.
6. Depress shutter button. Hold the camera as steady as possible until the BUSY signal appears in the viewfinder. Be sure to
keep your fingers clear of the Record (bottom) lens on the front of the camera.
Downloading Files
A USB card reader is included with the camera. Most computers should recognize the reader as soon as it is plugged in. Open you
image editing program to access the JPEG files and post-process as needed for posting in the NPN Roving Camera Gallery. Be
sure to save the original files to your computer – these will be needed to create the book!
Since the 256MB card will hold over 600 images at the high resolution setting, there is no need to delete your images from the card
unless you want to do so. Please be sure to save your photos to your computer!
If
you
have
any
questions
about
using
the
camera,
please
contact
us
at
[email protected]. If you have any questions