Konica-minolta Q-M100 User Manual

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Summary of Contents

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3. Slide the battery cover on the bottom of the camera in the direction of the arrow to open it. Warning: Don’t touch the battery cover with wet ha

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2. Set a CF card adaptor in the slot of a personal computer which is capable of reading ATA card and has a slot designed to accept an ATA card con-

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Error message ● When the remaining exposure counter reads “Err” and all indicators appearing on the indicator panel are blinking, there is an error i

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Specifications in brief

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5. After confirming that all batteries are set right, firmly close the battery cover by sliding it in the direction of the arrow until it clicks.

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Use of AC adaptor (optional accessory) for Q-M100 * If you use an optional AC adaptor for Q-M100 to supply power to the camera, you can transfer pic

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2. Make sure that the LCD monitor on the back of the camera is off. 3. Open the I/O cover.

Page 9 - Setting batteries in camera

4. Plug the cord connector of the AC adaptor into the power input terminal of the camera. Next, plug the AC adaptor in to a mains outlet (Input 1

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Setting CF card in camera ● First of all, make sure that the lens barrier is closed, the LCD monitor is off and all the power switches are off. If

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2. Paying heed to the orientation of a CF card, insert it straight into the deepest end. (2B) ○ Be sure to insert a CF card correctly referring t

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4. Close the CF card cover. Caution: ○ If the CF card cover is opened during playback of picture, the camera is compulsorily turned off. Before

Page 13 - 3. Open the I/O cover

Removing CF card from camera ● First of all, make sure that the lens barrier is closed, the LCD monitor is off and all the power switches are off.

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2. Raise the CF card ejector button. 3. Press the CF card ejector button to stick out the CF card, then pick it out of the camera. * If the C

Page 15 - Setting CF card in camera

Names of main parts/Camera body ① Flash mode switch ② Self-timer/Close-up mode switch ③ Image quality mode switch ④ Data display panel (LCD) ⑤

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4. Shut the CF card cover. Caution: ○ If the CF card cover is opened during playback of picture, the camera is compulsorily turned off. Before in

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Use of strap (attachment) and soft case (attachment) <Fitting strap to camera> 1. Pass the shorter and thinner end of the strap (supplied wi

Page 18 - Removing CF card from camera

<Putting camera into soft case> 1. When putting the camera into the soft case (supplied with the camera), insert the flashlight side first a

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Setting calendar and clock ● Before starting calendar setting, make sure that batteries are properly set in the camera or a specified AC adaptor is

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2. Press the MENU button once. The “Erase” icon reversely appears on the screen. * When no CF card is set in the camera or no picture is recorded

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4. Press the SET button. The camera enters into a calendar setting mode for “Year”. Set “Year” by pressing the SELECT button (“” or “ ”). * If the

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6. Press the SET button. The camera enters into a calendar setting mode for “Day”. Set “Day” by pressing the SELECT button (“”or “ ”). * If the MEN

Page 23 - Setting calendar and clock

8. Press the SET button. The camera enters into a clock setting mode for “Minute”. Set “Minute” by pressing the SELECT button (“”or “ ”). * If t

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Taking pictures ● Firmly hold the camera by both hands and slightly compress your sides by elbows to stabilize the camera. ● For flash photog

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Viewfinder and indicator lamps ①Parallax correction marks The area below these marks is the effective picture range in the close-up mode (0.2 m

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⑰ Viewfinder ⑱ MENU button ⑲ SET button ⑳ SELECT buttons 控 LCD monitor 攻 Battery cover 昂 Green lamp 晃 Monitor power switch 更 Card access warning l

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1. Slide the lens barrier switch downwards to set it at the “OPEN” position. The lens barrier is opened and the camera is turned on. * Open/clo

Page 28 - Taking pictures

3. Moreover press the shutter release button to actuate the shutter. With beep sound, the shooting is complete. After that, the camera starts wri

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● Automatic power-off operation If the camera is left without operation for more 5 minutes as it is turned on, the automatic power-off function is

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Switching image quality (resolution) mode ● Each time the image quality mode switch is pressed, the “” mark moves on the data display panel to indic

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2. When the image quality mode switch is pressed once, the image quality mode is switched to the “SUPER FINE”. * With switching of the image qual

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Use of each image quality mode 1) “SUPER FINE” mode: 1152 (horizontal) × 872 (vertical) pixels. Use this mode that records picture in the highe

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Switching flash mode ● Each time the flash mode switch is pressed, one of five flash modes appears in turn on the data display panel. * The flash m

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2. If the flash mode switch is pressed once in the “AUTO” mode, the “” mark is selected and the flash mode is changed to the “red-eye re-duction a

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4. If the flash mode switch is moreover pressed, the , mark is selected and the flash mode is changed to the “red-eye reduction forced flash mod

Page 36 - Switching flash mode

Recommended object distance for flash photography: 0.5 m to 3.0 m approx. ※ If object distance is shorter than 0.5 m, the picture (camera subject)

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* In the following picture, all indicators of the data display panel are on for explanation. ① Battery's remaining energy indicator Remain

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Self-timer photography/Close-up ● Each time the self-timer switch is pressed, one of three modes is selected one after another as indicated on the

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2. When the self-timer switch is pressed twice, the camera enters the self-timer mode with an indication on the data display panel. In the self-t

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Regarding self-timer photography ● On taking pictures with self-timer, carefully set up the camera on a tripod or a horizontal stable plane. ●

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Photographing with focus lock ※ Make sure that the mark is bright. 1. Aim at the camera subject with the auto-focus frame and then lightl

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Normal playback/Double magnified playback ● Close the lens barrier and confirm that a CF card which picture data is recorded on is set in the camera

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2. The picture taken last with the CF card appears on the LCD monitor screen. Data on the picture such as the date* when the picture was taken, fra

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When no CF card is set in the camera or a CF card on which no picture data is recorded is set in the camera, a message “No pictures in camera” appe

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Double magnified playback When the SET button is pressed in the condition that a picture is being played back on the LCD monitor, the picture i

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Adjusting brightness of LCD monitor ● Before adjustment of brightness of LCD monitor, close the lens barrier and confirm that a CF card which pictur

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2. Press the MENU button once. The “Erase” icon is reversely shown on the screen. * If the MENU button is pressed again in this status, the last o

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⑤ Flash mode indicator Each time the flash mode switch is pressed, indication of this indicator circularly changes from 1) automatic flash (AUTO)

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4. Press the SET button. The camera enters the LCD monitor brightness adjustment mode. The cursor in the center indicates the standard level.

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6. If the SET button is pressed after brightness adjustment, the last setting of the brightness is saved and the display is changed for that of the

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Playback with TV set ● You can look at pictures on a TV screen. However, pictures that can be seen with a TV set are limited to playback pictures o

Page 52 - Playback with TV set

2. Connect the video output cord (supplied with the camera) to the camera's video port and the video input terminal of a TV set. After conne

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4. To discontinue playback with a TV set, disconnect the video output cord from the video port of the camera. The picture will appear on the LCD

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Getting icons to appear on TV screen ① Setting of frame protection ② Erase ③ Information on Frame protection ④ Image quality mode ⑤ Frame numbe

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● Picture can be double zoomed-in on a TV screen. ● If the video output cord is connected/disconnected to/from the video port during index playb

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Applied operation/Use of preview function ● The preview function helps you to take well-composed pictures. ● Open the lens barrier and confirm th

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2. Press the shutter release button halfway, and the focus and exposure are locked. Press the shutter release button furthermore, and the shutter

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Compensation of exposure ● Open the lens barrier and confirm that the camera is turned on with power supplied from batteries or an AC adaptor. ●

Page 59 - Compensation of exposure

Name of main parts/LCD monitor ● The LCD monitor is used for many purposes such as to show playback pictures, to preview pictures and to show m

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2. Press the MENU button once. The “Exposure” icon reversely appears on the screen and the “through image” appearing on the screen becomes a still

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4. Each time the SELECT button ( or ) is pressed, the indicator bar moves step by step. When the SELECT button is continuously pressed, the in

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● Setting of exposure compensation is maintained until the lens barrier is closed. When the lens barrier is opened again after it was once closed,

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4-frame continuous shooting function/Digital 2x Zoom ● The continuous shooting function snaps four consecutive scenes at a time and records them tog

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2. Press the MENU button once. The “Exposure” icon reversely appears on the screen. * If the MENU button is pressed in this status, previous sett

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4. The “Normal shooting” icon is generally selected at this stage and the camera is accordingly set in the normal shooting mode. * If the MENU bu

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6. A blue frame ⓐ appears on the screen and a “through image” appears in the frame. Since the blue frame represents the continuous shooting mode,

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8. When recording of a series of four shots is complete, a “through image” in a blue frame appears on the screen. * In this status, the camera is

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10. A red frame ⓑ appears on the screen and the double magnified center part of a “through image” is shown in the frame. This red frame repre-se

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● To return to the normal shooting mode To reset the camera to the normal shooting mode, carry out one of the following means. 1) Repeat the

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2. Functions that can be selected by pressing the MENU button in the playback mode are shown below. (Number appearing in the lower right part o

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Erasing recorded pictures in part or in whole ● First of all, confirm that the lens barrier is closed and the camera is turned on with power supplie

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2. To erase recorded pictures one by one, select a desired picture with the SELECT button ( or ). (To erase pictures recorded on the CF card in wh

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4. Press the SET button. Three erasing modes are shown on the screen. Press the SELECT button ( or ) to select “This”, “NO” or “ALL”. * If the

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6. If the SET button or the MENU button is pressed with selection of “NO”, the display returns to the status of the step 3. 7. To erase all pic

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8. In case of the status shown by the left figure, “NO” is selected. Select “YES” and press the SET button to erase all the frames, or press the

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9. If there is a protected frame on the CF card, a message “No pictures in camera” appears on the screen after the erasing operation is complete.

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To protect important pictures against erasing (Setting of frame protection) ● Important pictures can be protected from careless erasure by setting

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2. Press the MENU button once, and the “Erase” icon reversely appears on the screen. * When no CF card is set in the camera or a CF card on which

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When the selected frame has been protected, is shown reversely. (3B) 4. To protect a selected frame: With the display of the figure 3A, press

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To cancel erasure protection of a selected frame: With the display of the figure 3B, press the SET button. The selected picture is released from

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(1) MENU button To access menus on the LCD monitor. (2) SET button To execute a selected function. (3) SELECT buttons To

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Looking at multiple pictures at a time (index playback) ● Before starting setting, confirm that the lens barrier is closed and the camera is turned

Page 83 - Slide show playback

2. Press the MENU button once, and the “Erase” icon reversely appears on the screen. * When no CF card is set in the camera or a CF card on which

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4. The display turns into the index playback menu. If the SELECT button ( or ) is continuously pressed, the cursor (indi-cation box) moves on fr

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Slide show playback ● In the slide show playback mode, recorded pictures can be seen one by one from the first frame. ● Before starting operatio

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2. Press the MENU button once, and the "Erase" icon reversely appears on the screen. * When no CF card is set in the camera or a CF card

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4. After the last picture is shown on the screen, the display returns to the status of the step 3. * If the SET button is pressed at this stage,

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Formatting (initializing) CF card ● First of all, confirm that the lens barrier is closed and the camera is turned on with power supplied from batt

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2. Press the MENU button once and the “Erase” icon reversely appears on the screen. * When no CF card is set in the camera or a CF card on which

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4. To execute formatting of the CF card, select “YES” by pressing the SE-LECT button ( or ).Then, press the SET button to start formatting the CF c

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Switching from NTSC TV system to PAL TV system ● For playback with a TV set, this camera is initially set for the NTSC TV system on shipment. For p

Page 92 - [For reference]

Setting batteries in camera 1. First of all, close the lens barrier without fail. (Slide the lens barrier switch upwards.) 2. Make sure that

Page 93 - Setting buzzer inactive

2. Press the MENU button once. A scene which shows the “Erase” icon reversely appears on the screen. * When no CF card is set in the camera or

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※ For switching the setting from the NTSC TV system to the PAL TV system, perform the same operation as the steps from 1 through 3. In this case, th

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[For reference] For playback in the area of PAL TV system Change the camera's playback output setting for a TV set refer-ring to the instru

Page 96 - What is white balance?

Setting buzzer inactive ● Confirm that the lens barrier is closed and the camera is turned on with power supplied from batteries or an AC adaptor.

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2. Press the MENU button once, and the “Erase” icon reversely appears on the screen. * When no CF card is set in the camera or a CF card on which

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※ When the buzzer icon appears as in the figure of the step 3, the buzzer has already been set inactive (OFF). In such the case, press the SET butt

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Explanation of “Auto white balance” What is white balance? Human eyes have such an adaptability as they recognize the color of a white object as whit

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Others/Connecting camera with personal computer ● For the working environment of a personal computer, refer to the installa-tion manual. ● Install

Page 101 - Error message

2. Open the camera's lens barrier and turn on the personal computer. When the lens barrier is opened, “PC” appears on the camera's data

Page 102 - Specifications in brief

Directly reading/writing data saved on CF card with personal computer ● If a CF card adaptor (available on the market) is used, data saved on a C

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