Optio WG-1 14 Megapixel Compact Camera

Specifications:

Features:

• Weight: 1.8
• Shipping Depth: 7.0
• Shipping Height: 3.4
• Shipping Width: 5.6
• Master Pack Qty: 10

Details:

• Rugged 12th-generation waterproof digital camera is adventure proof, and suitable for almost any environment

• Waterproof to 33 feet; shockproof design protects from drops up to 5 feet; also crushproof, coldproof and dustproof

• Pentax camera captures video in widescreen 720p HD at 30 frames per second

• 14-megapixel resolution; wide-angle 5x internal optical zoom lens (28-140mm equivalent)

• This digital water proof camera is designed with auto flash of 9 autofocus points

How to Pick a Digital Camera

• After years of buying expensive rolls of film, and paying to have all of your pictures developed just to find the two or three you'll keep because they're not blurred or people's heads aren't chopped off, you have decide to find out about digital cameras.There are so many digital cameras to consider, with prices and features that may make your head swim, you think there has to be a way to help you make your decision
• Instructions
• Don't buy more than you need. Think about how and where you'll use your camera. How experienced are you? Do you want a camera that is simple to use, or are you more of an artist and you want better control over your pictures? How much can you afford to spend
• Decide what resolution you need. Digital photographs are comprised of dots, called megapixels. The more megapixels making up the picture, the higher the resolution will be. Digital camera manufacturers have told us that more is better. However, unless you intend for a lot of your pictures to be printed in a large size, 4-5 megapixels is plenty
• If you plan to take pictures of subjects that are far away, consider what kind of zoom feature you will need. In the digital camera world, there are two types: Digital zoom and optical zoom. Digital zoom simply enlarges each pixel electronically, while optical zoom involves a physical lens magnification of the image you are photographing. Digital zoom is redundant because you can just as easily increase the size of your picture on your computer. So disregard all the hype put forth by the manufacturers, and look at cameras with the best optical zoom features
• Before you buy a digital camera, do some research. Don't simply rely upon the advice of the helpful sales person. He may know less than you do, or he may recommend a camera because of an incentive. Also, read magazine reviews or go online to help you narrow your choices
• Once you have decided on the right camera for you, negotiate the price with your retailer. Add to your confidence by checking the Internet for the prices charged for the camera you want to buy. While some retailers may refuse to budge on the price of the camera, they may be willing to include memory cards, batteries or a camera case with your purchase

How to Operate a Digital Camera

• Buttons on your digital camera do not have to stir fear and anxiety. It is actually pretty difficult to delete a photo on your camera accidentally. What follows here is a simple overview that can get you on your way to operate your digital camera

Instructions

• Power on your camera and look at the back of your digital camera. There are several buttons. Locate the menu button, a delete button and a mode button
• Locate and push the arrow buttons on your digital camera to explore how they function. Some scroll through pictures and play them back for you, while others will make more menus appear on your screen
• Find a photo you wish to delete on your digital camera. When you are absolutely sure you have the correct photo, push your "Delete" button
• A confirmation message will appear to reduce the possibility you will accidentally delete a photo. Ensure you do not select "Delete all" on this menu
• Explore the playback mode. This mode offers choices such as a slideshow or thumbnail view while the top button can offer frames. If you have a zoom, you can also click this button to zoom in on a digital photo. This will not affect the printout of the picture
• Pushing the menu button will give you a variety of choices such as recording, setup and other functions. Push the right button to advance and down button to select. Scroll to exit to leave the menu or just click "Menu" again. Be sure the proper boxes are checked, especially for features like anti-shake or red-eye reduction
• Push and hold a round button located on top of your digital camera for up to eight seconds to take a digital photo. Repeat a few times until you adjust for lighting, distance and activity level
• Ensure your batteries are charged or that you have fresh batteries if you are using disposable AA batteries, as these will be quickly used up. The battery meter is found on your view screen to the left or on the top of the readout. You may wish to use rechargeable AA or AAA batteries
• Push gently, grasp with thumb and forefinger to remove your memory card. Insert into a reader or printer for download onto your computer. It is acceptable to use more than one memory card, in fact, it is a good idea. If you are going on vacation, bring along at least two memory cards, a charger or an ample supply of batteries
• Charge your battery in its cradle or using the plugs provided, especially if you know you have an event coming
• To use your camera as a video camera, make this selection first on the menu. Depending on the manufacturer, you may have to turn the dial to a video camera or select the choice from an on-screen menu
• Add a special touch such as "night" or "scenery" photography by setting the dial to that setting or set it up in the screen menu ahead of time in your digital camera. (usually accessed by pushing "Menu")
• Understand that the number of pictures you can take varies with your memory card. This information is often displayed in the screen when you are about to take a photo. Keep in mind video takes much more space photos alone

Tips & Warnings

• Practice using your camera and getting comfortable with it and its settings before the need arises. Take pictures both at day and night and in different lighting so you know what the results will be
• These are general guidelines. Consult your camera manual for exact details and instructions or diagrams

Package Inluded：

• 1 x Optio WG-1 Compact Camera
• 1 x USB Cable I-USB7
• 1 x AV Cable I-AVC7
• 1 x Rechargeable Li-Ion Battery D-LI92
• 1 x battery Charger Kit K-BC92U
• 1 x Strap O-ST104  
• 1 x Carabiner Strap O-ST118  
• 1 x Macro Stand O-MS1
• 1 x Software CD-ROM S-SW117