Samsung SAMSUNG SH100 User manual

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Warning-s {UaTons Ina[ CCJa oause In ury TCyourseT or
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Do not disassemble or attempt to repair your camera.
Th 8 mav rosu t R e ectr c she 3_ or clamage to trle car[ _f_a,
Do not use your camera near flammable or explosive gases and
liquids.
Th s may caus÷ a fro or exrNos :)rq
Do not insert flammable materials into the camera or store these
materials near the camera.
Th S rNa_/ zause a fro or electr c 8r1ocP
Keep your camera away from small children and pets.
F\eep _ our camera aNG al secessore8 Jut of the reach of sma
}nHG erl SNG aN reals Smc parts r'@ay o{qus@ CNoKNg or serous
r_lu%f swallowed Mov r"_ parts an@accessc es may prose _
rays 3s aangers as we
Do not expose the camera to direct sunlight or high
temperatures for an extended period of time.
Prolor gee exposure to sur _n_or e×trome tern )eraturos ca
cause 0ermanen[ aan- age to your cameras n_@as cornooner_ts
Avoid covering the camera or charger with blankets or clothes.
The earnera ma_ :)ver[1ea_.wnlcr nay o s_ortme camen_ or
cau£ 9 a fire
Do not handle your camera with wet hands. If liquid or foreign objects enter your camera, immediately
This may resut n eec_r c snoc_ 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 c ose prox rr/lly (clc set mar 1 rrV3 ff tc
r ec ole or animals. If /ou use the flash foe cose [c your suqec_s
eyes [[/S can cause temeoral }r a@PrqarleNt eyeslgrl[ qamage
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Comply with any regulations that restrict the use of a camera in //_ Caution--s tuatlons ThatCOLa cause aamage tc your camera
a certain area. _ cr other eau Dment
"/4,VOLE qterTerenoe wtn other @ ec_ronic aevices
* Turf off the _menswnen n an alrE _lt, Your camef_ san caJs,_ Remove the batteries from your camera when storing it for an
interferer se with awcratt ec Jr ment, Fdow a a rime regulations
ar J turn off your carnera when alrectea D! a qe r_ersonne extended period of time,
, Turn off the camena near mealcal eaulr_menT. Your camera can nsta lea c_Keres may leak or ce Dae over t me ana cause
nTerfere wth rnealca ec Jl©menT ID nOSE IaiS or neatK care
Fac t es. Fo ow air regu a_J©Ns, _ }stec_ warn ng c BNQ Q reoTions
frern Fned ca1 ©ersoDn@
Avoid interference with pacemakers.
Maintain a mnimum ot 15 cr_ S nche8 }e_ fv'eenTns
cat-@era ana al DO©CroaKers to avoic ootental interferer/ce
as recommer/aea E trle rnanufacturer aria _r/e inaer enaent
_enous aamage to your camera,
Use only authentic, manufacturer-recommended, Lithium-ion
replacement batteries. Do not damage or heat the battery.
1authentic. aamagec o eatea oa_enes rna cause a tire or
persona F,j_,,j
Use only Samsung-approved batteries, chargers, cables and
esearon grouF Wireless Techr o]c _! Research. If _b nave accessories.
any [easel1 1(3 SUS©eCt Inat your carT/eri_ is intertel lg win • us_flg unauTnorzea Da_er e8. chargers 3a©e8 or access@ e8
a pacemaker or other mealca aevce, turn oft the samefa }an cause oaser/es to exD oae. aarnage y tarcamera }r cause
x_mea_a_e]}aria contact the manufacturer _fthe oacemaKer or _jury
meaica[ devc@tor guiaance, , Samsung is not respons be for darnages c -m ariescausea
unau_nor/zea oa_Ter/es 3nargers. Cables or accessories
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Usethebatteryonlyforitsintendedpurpose.
Misusir_theoa_er,_la_causeat[r÷ore[ectrcsnoc_
Donottouchtheflashwhileitfires.
Thefiasnisveryhotwhentiredandm_yburnyoursK
WhenyouuseACcharger,turnoffthecamerabeforeyou
disconnectthepowertotheACcharger.
Famgxoaosor_yr÷sultinfireorelectric5ROCK
Disconnectthechargerfromthewallsocketwhennotinuse.
Fa [rlg to ao so r-qay r÷suR Fir@ )r @ 3CTr]C SrtOOK
Do not use a damaged power supply cord, plug, or loose outlet
when you charge batteries.
]]'1@8@ r'rqay CaUS@ a Tit÷ or el@ctric Sf 3c
Do not force the camera's parts or apply pressure to the
camera.
iS rosy CF_o_ yOUr Cac@@rQ I0 rY/RIfurictlorl
Exercise caution when you connect cables oradapters and
install batteries and memory cards.
t __J force, _neconnectors propeH_ sonnec_ car es. or
mpropeny insta Da_eres ana memc "ycarss yoa san aamage
Doris. COtqeotors aria accessores
Keep cards with magnetic strips away from the camera case.
rfformat on storea on the cara may oe aarnagea or erasea,
Never use a damaged charger, battery, or memory card.
IS r'/qa_ resu T Jr/e ectr]c SnOOF, or carNera rTlal_uF]ot[orl or oaus@
a Tire,
Do not allow the AC charger to come in contact with the +/-
terminals on the battery,
Ths r-nay _'ause a t re or electr 3 SHOO'-
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Checkthatthecameraisoperatingproperlybeforeuse.
Themarlufacturertakesner_sporlsJbJJtytoran__ssoftiesor
aamage_natrayresaltfromsamensmaltunctionorirnD_)ser
Be,
You must plug the end of the USB cable with the indicator light
(A) into your camera.
I[]e cao]e Js r_\!e,r_eo, t may aamage /our t es, The
manutactur÷r Jsnot r÷s_c 3iUe tor any loss of data
Avoid interference with other electronic devices.
bur camera eft is ad o trequency (RF)signals that rnay klterfe e
WKR L "_st/lelaeo or [mpropen} sr elaea eectro 3 ea omen_,
8 Jcn as Dae@rFlaKe[8, n®a g a as mealcal @evlces, ana
other e_ectrxbn o aevices n nor[i@s OF vehicles, ConsJt _ne
manutactur÷rs }f _our e_ect_ono oevices TOSOlVeany Rterfer@noe
prob eros you experience, Tc orevenTunwantea interference use
only Samsung approved devices or aecessc es
Use _our camera in the normal position,
avoa contact N_tnyour carneras _rxernalanger na
•E statr;ansfe-r÷d via VVL£N cols c>eleaKea, so aw)[a
transfefrr g serlswe aata in )uo o areas or o[1 ooerl networKs
• The came _ ma Iaeturer is not iah e tor any aara tr;ansfers ina_
nfrnge oH copyrghts, trademarKs. _euectua Dr©o®Ky awe, or
}LJO]lCae }enoy O[13r/a oe c
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Copyright information
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• Camera speoifioations or contents at this manual may
be changed without prior notice due to upgrade of
camera functions,
• We recomrnend using your camera within the country
where you purehase it,
• You are not allowed to reuse or distribute any part of
this manual without prior permission,
• For Open Souree License ir/tormation, refer to the
'OpenSourcelnfo,pdf' in the provided CD ROM.
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_earn aDOU] your calneras @jot [. icons ana basic
Tunotlor $ fc Bnootng.
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voice inerno by seecmlc_a rr }ae
_earnnow ic set the options in Shoot ngmoae
_earl] now To play PaCK Dnotos. v nee8 Dr voice
-_ernosann ea]] }notc _or viaeos,/_sc earn nowTc
son] 90_ your camera to your cx'rlDute gnOTOgnntel
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_/VLANs ana use tunctons
107
Referto c Dtionsto confgure, put cameras _erungs
127
_,, u_ u xe_, 133
Set informatio aoout error messages, spec ficatlons
ana rna ntenance

£aa tlona stormat on
*_! 9atety warn rigs and F"eoautons
[ ] Camera buttons. For exar pie, [Shutter] represents the snuser button
( ) Page nurnber of teated ntorrnatDr
The order ot c xlons or rnenus you rnust select [c Dertc_m a 3teD: tor examDJe
Touch Z _ Photo Size eDresents Touch _ and then Iouch Photo Size
/_nnoIa_loF
_bb_evuahons used m _:[IUSm_AU_
ACB /_UTOContrast Balance
AEB /_UTOE }osure Bracket
AF /_UTOFOCUS
AP Access Point
DIS Dgta image StabilzatDr
DPOF Dg IalPrint Order Format
EV _ sosure vaue
ISO ternaTionaOi janizatlon for Standardzaton
WB Wh te Baanee
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•Press [Shutter[: p -ess tne snsser alJthe way oc wn
e amount of sI it that erliers yuur earners oetermlnes _ne
ex©ostJre, You can aief ¸ine ex } )sure wltrl snulter sDeec
aperture _ sue. and ISO sensWty, By altenng tne exposure jou_
)NOIOS w DO oarker c gnTer,
HaT-press [Shutter] S_ess Shutter Drna e: }0sure Overexposure _TOODngnI
Subject, background, and composition
• Subject: the man object q a scene, such as a Defs )n, anlma
sr still life
• Background tne co acts arouno the SUDjecI
, Composition: the combination of a su@6 st ano DacKgrounq
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Basictroubleshooting
Learn to solve common problems by setting shooting options,
Tile s_bject s eyes
#:@pea_ _ed
r_hotos have d_st
spots
Photos a_e bha_ed
Red eye iscaused by the eyes reflecting lightfromthe cameraflash.
* Set the flashoption to _ Red-eye or q_ Red-eye Fix. (p, 57)
* Ifthe photo has alreadybeen 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. 59)
Blurring can occur ifyou capturing photos in low lightconditions or hold the camera incorrectly,
Use the DiS function or half press [Shutter] to ensure the subject is focused, (p,33)
Photos a_e blu_ed
when shoo@sg at
night
Subiects come out
too da_k because of
backNghting
As the camera triesto let in more light, the shutter speed slows. This can make it difficultto hold the
camera steady long enoughto take a clear pictureand may result in camerashake.
• Select Night Shot mode. (p. 39)
• Turnon the flash. (p. 57)
• Set ISO sensitivityoptions, (p, 59)
• Use a tripod to preventyour camerafrom shaking.
When the lightsource is behindthe subject or when there is a high contrast between the lightand dark
areas, the subject may appear too dark,
• Avoid shootingtoward the sun.
• Select Backlight in Scene mode. (p. 38)
• Set the flash option to _F Fill in. (p.57)
• Adjust the exposure. (p. 68)
• Set the Auto Contrast Balance (ACB) option, (p. 69)
• Set the metering option to [] Spot ifa bright subject is in the center dtheframe, (p.69)

quick reference
people
• BeautyShotmode _ 39
• tied c/e'Re / eyeFixfLopu,x ntor _erect red _ye
5F
° Face[)etecticn _ !;3
[heros _ ngh_crit_@e
° S_enemode> Sunset Dawn _ 38
• NightShotrhode ,_39
• Flash )ptions _ 57'
• iSOsensitivity'*caqust the sensitiviiytoiight, _ 39
Oer¢inuou8, Motkn Capture _ 72
A iusth_g the expos(ire (brighh%ess}
• iSO sonsiiiviiy k, adjust the sensitiviiy io iig[/t, } 59
° rV b adj/st exposur,,_ 68
° ACB ¢0 compensu:le %,rsubjeds agahst brigh!
bacl<g)unds) _ 69
° Metering _. 69
• AEB (le iake 3 pb}tes of the sarre scene with different
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p[_o[os O/ _(_×t [f}S6'C[S Or vle'6qfl/j u_o L caleg(
bit 8¢LalOk _ 84
o vie U_)les n 3© view _ 88
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Oo'/!reM_ _ f6 '_, _ snotoorvldeo She
O videos
MovieFilterrno:le _ 4t'
• Vignettin_rile,de_ ,!8
• Palel:teElIe(t mode _ 4q
_= Red c g amer{ sh{ke
• Diqitalr-GeeSID zion i[)18)_ 32
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Basic fur_cfions 14
Unpacking 15
Camera layout 16
blserting the battery and memory card 18
Charging the battery and turning on your camera 19
Charging t_e battery 19
rdming c_ vour ectrsera 19
Performing the initial setup ......................................... 20
Learning icons ............................................................. 22
Using the touch screen ............................................ 23
Setting the touch screen and sound .........................25
Scl,'_g t]<: dis#ay lylx_.*or t]__.to,xh _-xmen .................25
Se_llg t_e sound ................................................... 25
Using the Home screen ...............................................26
_oq,_o_ b,e ,--o. e scr_.en ..........................................2f)
R_arm'_ghg kuqs ......................................................P8
Capturing photos ......................................................... 29
/oo nbg .................................................................... 30
Redudng camera sha<e OlCS]..................................... 32
Tips for gettirlg a cbarer photo 33
Exlended l_nc_ior_s 35
Using shooting modes ................................................ 36
J_-,i_(Athe ,csna,t Abt_;modre ..................... 36
Jsing the 5}*npe Shet mode ....................................... 37
Jsing the Scene mode ...............................................38
Jsi_g tr_cCoS_ Ur_mede ........................................... 118
J_-,i_(Athe Ng_I She1mode ......................................... 39
Jq_g theBeauty,C_neIine(Jrff.......................................{_g
JsiQ the pr(/g';tr -_medic ............................................ O
Jsing the Move mode ................................................41
Jsi_g t_e Smaq move mod__.......................................
Using effect modes .....................................................44
UsiQ tnc Obj(< t r_,fJhlJ!J ,1medic .................................
LA-,i_gthe Vagc Frqr-c Shot mode ............................ 45
Using the Photo q,or mode 45
Using the Moqe rlbr mode 47
Ushg the \/g*_etting mege 48
Using t,e Paette %c1 mode 49
Rex_ording robe memos 50
Reco,dinga ,/<;be memo ..................... 50
Addi_'ga veco memo ,o a photo ................. 51
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Shoc,_ingopqbns 52
Sebeting a r'e.soLition and quaB:y ...............................53
Se ectinga "esoluton ..................................................53
S_eeUng image ouaty ...............................................54
Using f/he timer' . 56
Shooting in the dark 57
R'<:vr;_U'_gred ey__. 57
Usng the F'a,_/_ 57
Adjusang the ISO sensWvty 59
Changing tile camera's focus 60
U_-.ng m_._xs<., 60
U_-.ngSma,t ouc_ _ocus ..........................................61
U,qngon(_to,,ohsheeting...........................................62
/\dlus*_,g he *<:cusa_o_..............................................62
Using face deteetion ...................................................63
De_ecring_¢;es ..........................................................63
Ca_£ufi_hga s_f r_otrot shot ........................................64
O;._J)ttJMr_qa smileshet................................................64
Detec:ti'_gey_r) kng .................................................65
Ub'qfJcsn_l'l __(xeRecognSon ....................................65
Registe,fing *_ces 5_syour _m,,e",oh (Vly%a'., 66
Adjusting bnghtness and color 68
/\u,ust,'_f/he exrx:c,,,_ ma u,y (;V_ ................68
CompensaLng _orr_a(_ightr_fd(,!\C}B)...........................6g
ChF/ngl,ghe mete" _,,qor£en ......................................69
Sorx; "if/a if/hi so¢)'¢;<s(V',_Ito r)_a'/¢se!........................70
Using bw_rstmodes ...... 72
Applying effects/Aqusting images ............................. 78
Appyng Smar,A_.rd_.ds ........................................78
/\djus_ lg yc;urpqotc_,s.................................................76
Redueing the zoom sound 7
Available shooting options by shooting mode 78

F'layl;>ack/Edi_in{# 80
ViewingphotosorvideosinPlaybackmode....... 81
StarJngPaybnnkmode..............................................81
Vewngphotos..........................................................88
Playngavd_o...........................................................90
Pay'lg a vo¢;i; memo .................................................g2
Editing a photo ............................................................g3
rSes_ngi)r/eL(;C> .........................................................g3
Rotatnga pheLo 94
U_-mgSma{ Crup 94
Apr_yng Smar, R ":;rc/*e( ts 95
/'d,ust'ng your p_,oios 95
Crent ng a prnl orde_(,}pc}F) 97
Viewingflieson a TV ............................................98
Transferring flies to your Windows computer .............gg
"ansWer""Kj_'<;swh I._<slist,,db ...............................100
wt'is*(er""lqJ,6(eS r?y qx; Ir'(?(:t r_ the cAmeG as a
rcmovab e disk ........................................................102
Discon%< L"g*_ecamera _o"W,_dows XP)............103
Transferring flies to your Mac computer ...................104
Printing photos with a PictBridge photo pdnter 105
WiK_less r-_#rt'v_/(_Kk...............................................107
Connecting to a WLAN and configuring network
settings ....................................................................108
Conr_octr_glu _ \,_',,//\q .............................................108
.S<:_tng "_olv_,or<eptcx,s ............................................1og
Man,,aly sottng LneIP5_dckess.................................Iog
Neh,_,c,r<¢:csl_ectcxi _L)s ...........................................11O
Sending photos via email ..........................................111
Changing emai setd'_gs ............................................111
SendingI>hetosva ema,l......................................113
_Lodng text .............................................................114
Using photo or video shanng websites .................... 115
/V cr_.ssi*/ga w_A>sk: .............................................115
Up oadinqphotoservdoos ...............................115
Using a smart phone as a remote shutter release .... 116
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C0iii_ilts
Viewing photos or videos on AlIShare devices 118
View'ng pholcs or videos on a FVscy_een 118
View'ng photos or videos on anc£herdevice
(mndere0 120
Sending or receiving photos or videos with another'
camera ............ 121
Sending ik_ctcs cr videos to anotl'_ercamera .............. 121
Receiving photos or videos r,-<;mar/oU'!ercansera .... 121
Using Auto Backup to send photos or videos 123
It!stallingthe pr<;grr_mnorAuio Backup or/your PC 123
Sendir!g photos or videos to a PC 123
Ser/ding photos or videos to a Blu ray disc Pi__yer 124
About the Wakeup on LAN(WOL) feature 125
Appendixes 133
Error messages 134
Camera maintenance 135
Cl<_aningy<;urcamera 135
Using or storingthe carnerr_ 136
About rnensorycards ........ 137
About Usebatl:e!y.................................................. 13g
Before contacting a service center ........................... 143
Camera spec fications ............................................... 146
Glossary ................................................................... 150
FCC notice ........................................................ 155
Declaration sentence in official languages ............... 158
Index 160
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asi nq
Learn _Dout your camera's )yout. icons, ana basic functions for shooting.
Unpacking 15 Using the Home screen z0
Camera layout 1_ P,cce_s_n( [ne Home Soiree[ 2_;
Inserting the battery and memory card _. 1_ cons on _r_em_me sc_e_ 2{:
,earra_j_nq icon_ 28
Charging the battery and turning on your Capturing photos
camera
Jn_g_nf_ me Dalte_y ............. 1.(. Zooming .. 80
qu_ _on yo{ camera 1!_ seuucl_lgcame a snake _uics,, . '52
Performing the initial setup 20 Tips for getting a clearer photo .... 38
Learning icons ...... 22
Using the touch screen 2{:
Setting the touch screen and sound ,_c
begun@me Q_spEayb,pe _orme _oucn
scre_ 2d
5elfinc [rle sound 2!:

Thefollowingitemsareincludedinyourproductbox,
Optionalaccessories
Carnera AOadapter/USBcable
3arTlel _ ©ase _ _ ca©i@
Rechargeable battery Strap
Touch pen User Manual GD ROM
oE]
Battery onarger Memory card/Memory carc
aas Ke[
Quick Start Manual
Basicfunctions 15

Cameralayost
Before you start, familiarize yourself with your camera% parts and their functions,
Shutter button
Flash .....................
Lense..........
Zoom button
• In Shooting mode: Zoom in orout
• In Playback mode: Zoom in on part of
a photo or viewfiles as thumbnails
light/Timer lamp
antenna*
* Avoidcontact with the internalantenna
while using the wireless network.
USB and A/V port
Accepts USB cable and A/V cable
Tripod mount
Battery chamber cover
Inserta memory card and battery
Basicfunctions 16

POWERbutton
Touchscreen Homebutton
beingreadbyacomputerorprinter,oroutottoous,
connectingtoaWLAN,orsendingaphoto
•Steady:Whenthecameraisconnectingtoa
computerorinfocus
Basicfunctions17

Inse£ingthebaSer7andmemorycard
Learnhowto insertthe batteryandanoptionalmemorycardintothecamera.
Push the card gently until
it disengages from the
camera, and then pull it out
of the slot.
Insert a memory card
with the gold-colored
contacts facing up
Insert the battery with
the Samsung logo facing
down
Rechargeable battery
, ,, },_ Slidethe lock up to release
_<_' the battery.
[_{_?_ You oa-_usefl!e internaJmemerJ tot temporarystorage if a memerYcard !e
not Jnse_ed,
Basicfunctions 18

Chargingthe baServandturningon70urcamera
Charging the batten/
Before you use the camera for the first time, you must charge the
battery. Attach the USB cable to the AQ adapter, and then plug
the end of cable with the indicator light into your camera.
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, 20)
Press [Playback]. The camera turns on and immediately
accesses Playback mode,
Indicator light
• Red: Charging
• Green: Fully charged
Ifyouturnonyourcamerabypressinga-!dholding[plaYback] tora_ut5
_'°"_ seconds,filecarneradoesnotefT]itar]y_unds.
Basicfunctions 19