Samsung SAMSUNG MV800 User manual

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Do not disassemble or attempt to repair your camera.
Th s may r÷su [ e ec_rc SNOOKOr ®amage TOme ;ameJa.
Do not use your camera near flammable or explosive gases and
liquids.
Th s m@ -ause a t re or exo]oslon
Do not insert flammable materials into the camera or store these
materials near the camera.
Th s may sause a tr÷ or @ectrc sr _c_
Keep your camera away from small children and pets.
.eep ] oL[ camera an® a accessores out of [ne reach of sma
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Do not expose the camera to direct sunlight or high
temperatures for an extended period of time.
Prolonged exposJre to sun _rq_or extreme tern )eratures ca
sause oermanen_ aaF- _ge to your c_meras in_e@s cornoonents
Avoid covering the camera or charger with blankets or clothes.
The camera ha} 'erneau wrllcn rnay@s_or[me camena or
sause a f re
Do not handle your camera with wet hands. If liquid or foreign objects enter your camera, immediately
This may resut r eectrc snoe disconnect all power sources, such as the battery or charger.
and then contact a Samsung service center.
Prevent damage to subjects' eyesight,
Do not use the flash n close proximity [c_c3er than 1 rrVSlt/tc
r e<ole or animals, If /ou use the flash too close to your SUDDOI,_
eyes [n S car cause temporal }r }@[Yqar]eNt eyesight qamage
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Caution-Stuat ons that cou a cause uarnage to your carnera Do not touch the flash while it fires.
_- }ther ea@o ent The f ash is very not when f red and may D rn your SKI["
Remove the batteries from your camera when storing it for an
extended period of time.
sIa so oatteNes may JeaK or c©rrooe over t me aNo c{qJse
serous £ _mage I0 yoJ_" career@
Use only authentic, manufacturer-recommended, Lithium-ion
replacement batteries. Do not damage or heat the battery.
nautr entc @amagec sr nea_ea Dasenes rna' _'ausea fr÷ or
persons _r_ju%
Use only Samsung-approved batteries, chargers, cables and
accessories.
USrl_ JrqautNorlzeG oatteres, crla[_@r_, csoles, or accessories
When you use the AC charger, turn off the camera before you
disconnect the power to the AC charger.
Fa /c toqosoma} "esut in fire or eect ssnoc_
Disconnect the charger from the wall socket when not in use.
Faling to c: go Tlay resut in fire c eectrc snoc_
Do ,motuse a damaged power supply cord, plug, or loose outlet
when you charge batteries.
This rna} cause a tire or eecTrc snOOK
Do not allow the AC charger to come in contact with the +/-
terminals on the battery.
can caJse me oa_tenes _) e> so@e, carnage your camens, or This ma cease a fire or elecmc snocK
cause injury
•Sar sun ] s not r@soonsiUe for samage or njunes cassea D_
unaDo/}Yea DaTceres, chargers, cables }r accessores.
Use the battery only for its intended purpose.
Misus]n _me oa_tery ma cause a fire or e ectnc shook
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Exercisecautionwhenyouconnectcablesoradaptersand
installbatteriesandmemorycards.
f}outersetheconnectorspropenyconnec_ca}_es,or
_lproper},ns_a_r>a_tenesanamer-noryca_as,youcanaamage
DORIS. Oorlrqeolors RNG aeoessore8
Keep cards with magnetic strips away from the camera case.
rqforNrlatorq stor÷G oN tNe carc_ r'fqay De Qar'rlag@L_ or [email protected]
Never use a damaged charger, battery, or memory card.
This may r@su t e ectrc SNOOKor camera mafunct on or ca Jse
a tire
Check that the camera is operating properly before use.
The manJfacturer TaKesno r÷sporlsibil ty for any loss of files or
®art-_ge tnat may r÷s_lt from camera malfunction or im )ror_e
use,
When connecting the USB cable to the camera, be sure to insert
the correct USB cable connector into the camera.
t the ca _le Is everseQ. Kmay @amage y)urf es. The
_qanut,ac_ur÷r_snot r÷sDons Ue for any oss of data
Do not place the camera in or near a magnetic field.
fthe camera 3elate@ win a magnet soojec_, tne camer_ ma,
ma fu lot or-
Please be careful not to drop the camera or shock the camera's
exterior.
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, f you dro _toe camera. _neexteror may De sarnage® ar s Toe
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Please be careful if the camera's screen is damaged.
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Copyright information
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_earnaoou_your cameras ayout cons, at"] )aslc
tunctions for shoot ng
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/_@@Tlonal atorrnat on
3atety warnings and F"ecautons
[ ] Camera buttons. For exam@e, [Shutter] represenTs me snuser DUTTOn
( ) Page nJmber of teated nferrnat_or
The order ot c xlons or rnenus, }u must s@ec_ m DerTc"rn s steo. For examc ÷
Touch [] _ Photo Size "eDresents -Lout [] md then fouch Photo Size
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Pressingtheshutter
•Halt-oresB[Shutter]:press[neshutterhallwaydowr
•Press[Shutter]:pressrisesnuseralJtneway(]own
HaJf@ress[Shutter] Sress[Shutte(
Exposure(Brightness)
_]e amount o_ _ ]t xnat enters • our camera Qete-lqlnes the
exposure. YOU can alter the exoosL re wltr/snu_[er seeec
aoer[ure ,/alue. arid ISO serlslsvit/. By altering the exposure, ! our
DROIOSwl De clarKeror iicrq%elq
Drma eXDOSUe DverexDosure (too orlgr/t
Subject, background, and composition
• Subject: the rnaFn sojecz -_a scene, sion as a De-son. anlma
or still ife
• Background: the oojects arouna tne sue act
• Composition tne combination da SUDeOIan(] oacKgrouna
Background
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Basictroubleshooting
Learn to solve cornmon problems by setting shooting options,
Tile s_bject s eyes
s_@ear red
F_t/otos t/ave @_st
spots
Photos are bh_rred
Photos are blurred
when shoo@sg at
night
8ubiecte come out
too dark becs_se ol
backHghting
Red eye occurs when the subject's eyes reflect lightfrom the camera flash.
• Set the flash option to _ Red-eye or c__Red-eye Fix, (p, 62)
• Ifthe photo has already been captured, select Red-eye Fix inthe edit menu, (p, 97)
If dust particles are present in the air,you maycapture them in photos when you use the flash.
• Turnoff the flash or avoid capturing photos in a dusty place,
• Set ISO sensitivityoptions. (p. 64)
Blurring can occur ifyou capture photos in lowlight conditions or hold the camera incorrectly,
• Use the OISfunction or half press [Shutter] to ensure the subject isfocused, (p. 33)
• Use the DUAL ISmode, (p,43)
As the camera triesto let in more light, the shutter speed slows. This can make it difficuit to holdthe
camera steady long enoughto take a clear pictureand may result in camerashake.
• Select Night Shot mode, (p, 41)
• Turnon the flash, (p, 62)
• Set ISO sensitivityoptions, (p, 64)
• Use a tripod to preventyour camerafrom shaking,
When the lightsource is behindthe subject or when there is a high contrast between lightand dark
areas, the subject may appear too dark.
•Avoid shooting toward the sun,
•Select Baeklight in Scene mode. (p. 41)
• Set the flash option to _ Fill in. (p.62)
• Adjust the exposure. (p. 73)
• Set the Auto Contrast Balance (ACB) option, (p, 74)
• Set the metering option to [] 8pot ifa subject isin the center ot the frame, (p, 74)

quick reference
of l: eol%le
Beauty Shot rnode _ 5/
Red eve/Red e:,,'eFix 'to pre,,ent r e rreet _ed eve) _ C'2
Face E)et÷;etion _ ,',;8
Pos< Guide mode _ 48
Auto/,.,Ku Shot mode _ 48
Self Shot rhode _ 49
inteiliger/t Por_qit rnode _ 50
Picture in Picture rnede _ 50
(;} _l:;t_Nnd photos _ ngh_ or it_ the
• Scene rhode > St_rlset, Dawn _ 41
• Night Shot rhode _ 41
• Flash >ptions _ 62
• ISO sensitivity '*c adjust the sensitivity to iigi_t, _ 64
Oenlinuew_s, K/ktkn Oapture _ 7_
e)q,_oe_ll e (bligh_ness}
iSO sensitivity (k, adjust the sensitivity to iigi/t, _ 64
_\,' (to adjust exposllr<,) _ ,3
ACB ',to cernperisate *,.,rsul_ect_-, against brigh!
bacl<gr }unds) _ 74
• Metering _ 74
• AEB (lo take 8 photos of the sarre scene witi_ file%rent
o;<posures) _ 7[
pho_os of ext insects or
%onorrlode> o;<i _ _/
• Close, Up mo:_÷' _ ,_'2
• Vaoro _ 65
View,ing files by category n
Smart alburn _ 88
Viewing lies as thurnb//ails
89
Deleting lies on the memory
Viewingfilesasa slideshow
LivePamora/namode _ $9
e/fe<ts o l:heros
,Viewingfileson a7IVHDTV,
orSD]\/_ 100
Connectingyour cameratoa
Backgrounsl B!urrnod( _ 52
Magic Fn_rne meade _ 53
My Magic Frame mode _ 53
Funr_yFace mole _ 54
Pi_oto Filter rhode _ 55
Vignel:ting rllos_e _ 5,
Smart Filter offe_stfs} F8
inla'0e Adjl st
÷ Adjusting8oundan!JxglUl'ne
1!3
Adjustingthe brightnf,_sSef
o Setli//gthedatear_dtime _" 115
Before eorltectir!g a service
center _ 128
to adju,q Sharpness, Oen!rast or Saturatien) _ 80
e/fe(ts ( videos
• MovieFilterrnos_e_ 56
• Vignettingmede _ 5'
Optieal Irnage St bilization ((DIS _ S@
i)UAI IS rno;b _ 43
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Basic fur_ctiorss 12
Unpacking 13
Camera layout ...................... 14
Usng the semen 16
blserting the battery and memory card ................. 17
Chargblg the battery and turning on your camera ....... 18
Charging tqe battery .......................................... 18
I,J_q'_gcs_vour crtr-'era ...................................... 18
Performing the inidal setup .................................. 19
[_earning icons ............................................... 21
Using the touch screen ............................................. 22
Setting the sound ............................................ 24
Using the Home screen ................................ 25
/\<tossing t_e Home screen ................................. 25
bons on b,e Home saracen............................. 25
rse_*r_a,_ghg ico'_s ............................................. 27
Setting Wallpaper ............................................. 27
Using the Help mode .......................................... 29
Vew'ng tse A/>r_Iba_ondescdbtbn ......................... 29
Vew'ng t_e Obeu_tbn guir£e ................................. 29
Capturing photos ..................................................... 80
£c;ombfj ..................................................... 31
Redudng camera sha<e roleS) .................................. 33
Tips for getting a cbarer photo ....................... 34
Exlended funr'lions ................................................... 36
Using shooting modes ................................ 37
Jsing the Smad Auto mode ..................................... 87
Jsing the 3D P_eto mode ............................................ 38
Jsing the Uvo P_v_ommamode .................................... 89
Jsing the Scene mode .......................... 41
Jsing the N,gM Shot n-ode .................................. 41
Jsing the C:'ose Ur_mede ............................................ 42
A-,_g tr_erx_r ,gi_r;tmode .......................................... 42
J_-,sg tr_e ours Si_,'4mode 43
Jsing the DUAl !S mode ............................ 43
Jsing the Prog-arn mode ............................................. 44
Jsing the Moqe mode ............................................... 46
Jsing the Sma£ Moqe mode ....................................... 47
Using the portrait modes ............................... 48
Using the Pose Gu,de mode ................................... 48
Ushg tr_eAuto/corn S/_etmede .............................. 48
Using the SeJfShet mode .................................... 49
Using the ht_l fje._ Por.mt mode .................... 50
Using the Rrstur_ein Pidu'_e mode .............................. 50
Using the Beauty Shet mede ........................................ 51
Using effeet modes ...................... 52
Using the Background rSur mode ............................. 52
Using the M_._(#©F'ar-_cmede .................................... 53
Using the My Magb Frame mode ................... 53
Using the _,,n,'_},'Fa_e mr,de ........................................ 54
Using the Pheto ;I,or mode ...................... 55
Using the Moqe ;Ibr mode ......................................... 56
Usng Xe Vgnettk'g merle ......................... 57

Shoc_ingoplions 58
Sebctingar'e,sc4utkmandquaB_/.....................59
Scectingarcsoluton..........................................59
S_eningimagequa,y.............................................60
Shootinginthedark.................................................62
H'<:v-._'_grodeye............................................62
Utngthefla,s_.................................................62
AdJus*ngtheISC)sensWvty......................................64
Changingthecamera'sfocus...............................65
Ut,'ifm_v;to...................................................65
Um_gc,r_touch*<:cus......................................66
Adlu#ngt_e*<;cusa_oa...........................................67
Usingfacedetecfion...............................................68
Dc_ecring%ces..............................................68
Cabtufiqgas_fpotmtshot.....................................69
Cas£ufiq,gasmileshet............................................69
Dote<sti%ley_er)k,'g.........................................70
U:,ngSmad_ceRecognWon...........................70
r_egistefi,lg*sx:esasyodrrave'lto:_(Vly$1,q9............... /I
Adjusting brightness and color .............................. 73
Ad ust'ng t,_eexposu'_emant,_dy (PV! ....................... 73
Compensatng br bac_ig ,tng (ACB) .......................... 74
O,as-g t_e metwug ¢;pt¢s,....................................... 74
S_ec-i ig a light sou'¢;e_'¢,/h,e b_y_ec:) ................ 75
Using burst modes 77
Applying effects/Ac_justing images .............................. 78
Appyng Smah Hter e%(:ts .......................... 78
Adjlx¢ lg vour pho%s ............................. 80
Reducing the sound of the zoom ..................... 81
AvailaMe shooting optbns by shooting mode ........... 82
HaybacWF::dilirlg ....................................................... 84
Viewing photos or videos in Playback mode ............ 85
Stv,ng H,%,,br_k mode ........................................... 85
Vew,'g p_c;tc;s ........................... 91
Hay"_gavdeo 93
Editing a photo .................................................. 95
rsesEhfj phetos ..................................................... 95
Rot,qtnga r2_eto........................................... 95
Appyng Smah A_'_rd_eds ..................................... 96
Ag,utt,'_g your paotos ....................................... 96
Makng C_toyboa_d ........................................... 98
C'o,qtinga prqt o"dtr (')PC)rn).......................... 99
Viewing files on a TV, HDTV, or 3D T\/, ............... 100
Tranderring files to your Windows computer ............ 103
r_ Is%r_r'gqes w'[r/ i teli studio ............................... 104
r_'ls%r-r_ 61esby ¢christ,Pig t]o (#_ln(emas a
removar}e dis4 ..................... 106
Disconnecting %e ca' r era (fo"Wiqdows XP) .............. 107
Trandemng files to your Mac computer ................ 108
Printing photos with a PictBddge photo printer _ 109
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C0iii_ilts
Setti/_f_s 111
Settings menu ............................................................ 112
Accessing the settings menu ..................................... 112
Sound 113
Dispb#' 113
Connectivity 114
General 118
Appendixes 118
Error messages 119
Camera maintenance 120
Cleaning your c_{r o_a 120
Using or storingthe _arlerr_ 121
About r'qerqory_:ards 122
About the batbry 124
Before contacting a service center ........ 128
Camera specifications 181
Glossary 185
FCC notice ................ 140
Index 141

Basi
Learn aDOU[your caITera's laycu_.icons, ana basic functions fo snooting
Charging the battery and turning on your
camera ....
_n_g ,_ .... _alrery ..... 18
liAr g ol_yot carner_ .............. c
Performing the initial setup
Learning _cons ............. x_
Using the touch screen ..................... 2_ Tips for getting a clearer photo
Setting the souna _-_
Unpacking ..... 1{: Using tne Home screen -o
Camera layout __ :cessl_ g Lner_ome scro_r .25
_ g the sc[een ............. 16 Icons on the mome s_ree_ ;_O
Inserting the battery and memory caro 1/ -_eam. _lng Icon,_2
:-;eKingWallpap_ 2/
Using the Help mode ....... 2c
lew[n_ [rle P_©I)IICallOH (ties( [llJ[iO[ _9
viewing tne Ooerauon g_,,_ ........ 29
Capturing photos ................ 8
£oom_ng ............ 8
,educing came_ . ake tOlS/ ., 88
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Thefollowingitemsareincludedinyourproductbox,
Camera AO adapter/USE_cable
Optional accessories
Ostnqera case HDMJ sadie /4/V CSE o
Rechargeable battery Strap
Quick Start Guide
Battery onargel
i,
Memor car(i/
Memory car® a®apter
y difte/trom your aotuaHtems,
_,Purchase Sarnsung approved optional items that are compatible with your camera
the service center or the store where you purchased your camera, We are not
responsibJeto_any daraages caused by using itenls trom othel manutacturers,
Basicfunctions 13

Cameralayout
Before you starh familiarize yourself with your camera's parts and their functions,
/................................................
Shutter button
Zoom button
• Ina Shooting mode: Zoom in orout
• In Playback mode: Zoom in on partot a photo
or view files as thumbnaib
POWER button
Flash ..........................
Microphone
.....................AF-assist light/Timer lamp
Lens
HDMIpo_
Accepts HDMIcable
USB and A/Vpo_
AcceSs USB cable andANcable
Basicfunctions 14
Tripod mount
Battery chamber cover
Inserta memory card and battery

Indicator light
" Blinking: When the camera is saving a photo or
video, being read by a computer or prlntec or when
the image is out oftocus
• Steady: VVhenconnecting to the computer, when
outof tocus or charging the battery
Touch
Home button
Playback button
Attaching the strap
Basic functions 15

Using the sc_een
You can take a self portrait while looking at yourself on the screen
by flipping the screen up and using the shul_er bu_on on the
back of the camera, The screen can flip 180 degrees upward,
Shutter button
may break,
Basic functions 16

Inse£ingthebaSer7andmemorycard
Learnhowto insertthe batteryand anoptionalmemorycard intothecamera.
Push the card gently until
it disengages from the
camera, and then pull it out
of the slot.
Insert a memory card with
facingthegold-coloredup,contacts
/Batte/y lock _
Push the lock upto release
the battery.
Insert the battery with the
Samsung logo facing up
_ Insert a memory card in the corceot di/ection. !oserting a memory
card in the wro% direct!on may damage your camera and memory
card/
Basicfunctions 17

Chargingthe baServandturningon70urcamera
Charging the batter},
Before you use the camera for the first time, you must charge the
battery. When connecting the LJSBcable to the camera, insert
the smaller connector into the camera and the other connector
into the power adapter.
Turning on your camera
Press [POWER] to turn your camera on or off,
• The initial setup screen appears when you turn on the camera
for the first time, (p. 19)
Press [Playback]. The camera turns on and immediately
accesses Playback mode.
Indic!tor light
- Red LED is on: Cha%ing
• Red LED is off: Fully charged
Chargeorwork proF-erly.
Basicfunctions 18

Pe erming theinitial setup
Whentheinitialsetupscreenappears,followthestepsbelowto configurethe camera'sbasicsettings.
' Touch Language j!::_Touch Home, and then touch ( or _ to select a time
zone,
• When you travelto another country, touch Visit, and then
select a new time zone,
_;: Select a language,
_}_Touch OK to save
'17Touch Date/Time Set.
{_/ Touch _ to return to the initialsetup screen
Touch Time Zone.
Basicfunctions 19