Taking pictures in low resolution mode, Setting pc camera frequency, Taking video clips – Concord Camera Eye-Q User Manual

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TAKING PICTURES IN LOW RESOLUTION MODE

By default, the image resolution is 640 x 480 pixels. You may change the image resolution to low resolution,

that is 320 x 240 pixels, to reduce the size of the image to enable the camera to store more pictures.

1. Turn on the camera.

2. Press the

Mode button repeatedly until the LQ indicator (

) is blinking.

3. Press the

Shutter button to confirm selection of the mode. The LQ indicator will stop blinking.

4. Frame the subject in the viewfinder.

5. Press the

Shutter button to take a low-resolution picture.

To exit the Low Resolution mode, please

Press the

Mode button repeatedly until the Low Resolution icon (

) is blinking, then press the

Shutter

button. The Low Resolution icon (

) will disappear.

Note: You may take Low Resolution pictures in Self-Timer Mode and Continuous Shot Mode as well.

TAKING VIDEO CLIPS

The camera can take video clips in AVI format at about 9 frames per seconds in QVGA (320 x 240) resolution.

1. Press and hold the

Mode button for about 3 seconds to turn the camera on.

2. Press the

Mode button repeatedly until the video icon (

) is blinking.

3. Press the

Shutter button to confirm selection of the mode. The video icon (

) will stop blinking.

4. Press and hold the

Shutter button to record video clip. A long beep sound can be heard.

5. Release the

Shutter button to stop recording. Otherwise, some time later the LCD will display “FUL” which

indicates the memory is full and recording is finished.

• When a video clip is taken, the frame counter will advance one frame.

• The Video Clip mode will be deactivated once a video clip is taken. To take one more video clip, repeat

steps 2-5 mentioned above.

Note: The camera is designed to record video clips regardless of lighting sufficiency. Thus, you would

need to pay special attention to the lighting conditions to optimize video quality.

TAKING PICTURES / TAKING VIDEO CLIPS

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