Bushnell ImageView 111545 Manual de usuario

DIGITAL SPOTTING SCOPE

Model: 111545

LIT. #: 981411 / 0212

5MP CAMERA WITH

22X MAGNIFICATION

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PARTS AND CONTROLS GUIDE

(L) USB

Port

(K) Remote

Jack

(M) Card

Slot

(J) Diopter

Adjustment

(I) Battery

Compartment

(O) Focus Knob

(A) ON/OFF

Button

(B) MENU

Button

(D) OK/PLAY

Button

Arrow Keys

(F) Eyepiece/Camera

Select Slider

(E) SNAP

Button

(G) LCD Display

(H) Power

LED

(N) Zoom

Ring

ENGLISH

BASIC SETUP

Loading Batteries

Slide the battery cover (I) open in the direction indicated by the arrow, then swing it out to the right. Insert two

“AAA” Alkaline or Lithium batteries into the compartment in the direction indicated inside, then replace the

cover, sliding it back into place until it clicks. Note: Rechargeable NiMh type batteries may also be used, but

some may not deliver adequate current to power the camera and display.

By default, the ImageView scope will automatically power o if no buttons or controls have been pressed for

two minutes. This helps save power and extend battery life when the camera is accidently left on. However,

when you are rst learning to use your ImageView you may want to keep the power on as you become familiar

with the features and controls. This can be done by changing the “Auto Power O” option in the Setup menu

to “O ” (please refer to the “Main Menu-Options and Settings” section of this manual).

Inserting An SD Card

The camera has no internal memory, and must be used with an SD or SDHC memory card (not included, up

to 32GB capacity). If no card is inserted, the display will indicate“No SD Card”when the ON button is pressed.

Insert your SD card into the slot (M) on the left side of the scope (move the rubber cover ap out of the way-see

“Parts & Controls Guide” ), label side up with the “notched” corner on the right as indicated by the card icon

below the slot. Note: be sure the power is turned o before inserting or removing cards to prevent possible

loss of les or damage to the card. A new card will not require formatting, but a card that has been previously

used in other devices (cameras, mp3 players, etc) should be formatted by the ImageView scope before you

start taking photos (see “Format” in “Main Menu-Options and Settings”). Note that formatting will erase all les

previously stored on the card, so be sure they have been downloaded and saved on your computer rst if

you wish to keep them.

BASIC SETUP

Setting the Diopter Adjustment

Before you begin taking photos, a simple one-time adjustment may be made to ensure that you can switch

over to“Camera”mode and take a sharp photo of any subject once you have it focused in the scope’s eyepiece.

This process will compensate for any variations in the eyesight or vision of the individual user:

1. Leave the rubber eyecup in its“up” position if you are not wearing glasses, or roll it down if you are.

2. Raise the LCD display (G) and move the slider (F) to the “Camera” position. Point the scope at a distant

object with ne detail such as a tree or sign, and adjust the Focus knob (O) until it appears as sharp as

possible on the display screen.

3. Move the slide lever back over to the “Eyepiece” position, and set the Zoom ring (N) so the green dot

(just left of 15x) is lined up with the red index dot. This is roughly the same magnication as what the

camera captures (about 22x). Look through the eyepiece. DO NOT READJUST THE FOCUS KNOB. If the

subject does not appear sharp to your eye, rotate the rubber diopter adjustment ring (J) at the base of

the eyepiece. This compensates for any dierence in between your vision and the correct focus for the

camera’s digital sensor and LCD display.

Once set, note the position of the silver dot on the diopter adjustment ring relative to the “+ /0 / -” scale on

the scope. With the diopter adjustment set to this position, you should be able to get sharp photos/videos

of a subject at any distance by simply adjusting the main focus knob while you look through the eyepiece,

then switching over to “Camera”. There is no need to re-adjust the diopter adjustment, unless you share the

ImageView scope with another user, or if your eyes become tired over a long period of use.

For important shots, you may want to take the precaution of double checking focus on the LCD display too. If

you are having trouble ne tuning focus when viewing the LCD, try pressing the UP arrow key (C) to zoom in

(up to 4x digital zoom is available), then focus. Be sure to use the DOWN key to zoom back to 1.0x (no digital

zoom, optical magnication only) after you adjust the focus if you do not want to use digital zoom when you

take the photo.

Taking Still Photos

After completing the basic setup as described on the previous pages, you are ready to take a photo:

1. With the ImageView scope securely mounted on a tripod, raise the LCD display (G) and briey press and

release the ON/OFF button (A)-the power LED (H) lights and the startup screen is displayed, followed by

the live image from the camera lens. The display also shows the battery condition, number of photos

remaining, and the current resolution/quality settings. (Fig. 1, DISPLAY ICONS/MENU SCREENS)

2. The ImageView scope is already set up for high resolution and quality, as well as automatic exposure and

color balance when it is turned on for the rst time, so you’re ready to take photos under most conditions

with no need to change anything. For more details regarding the various available options and how to

change the settings from their defaults, please refer to the “Main Menu-Options and Settings” section

in this manual.

3. When the Eyepiece/Camera (F) select slider is in the “Eyepiece” position, the image formed by the

objective (front) lens is directed to the eyepiece rather than the digital camera sensor, so the LCD display

will not let you see the “live image”. In other words, the ImageView operates just like any conventional

spotting scope with no camera. The scope’s zoom eyepiece provides optical zoom from 15x to 45x

magnication, while the camera’s magnication is xed at approximately 22x. If you want to preview

the framing of your subject as you are looking through the eyepiece prior to taking a photo, rotate

the zoom ring so that the green dot on the ring is opposite the red index dot (this sets the eyepiece to

about 22x magnication). When you are ready to take a photo, be sure to move the slide lever over

to“Camera”-otherwise your photo will be partially or entirely black. Also, you will then be able to use

the LCD display for preview and review as you take photos-however, it is possible to take photos/videos

without raising or viewing the display, as long as the slider is in the Camera position.

4. Although the SNAP button (E) on the scope may be used to take photos, it is highly recommended that

TAKING STILL PHOTOS

you plug the supplied remote shutter cable into the “Remote” jack (K) to obtain sharper results, free

of vibration. Press the button on the remote to take a photo. The display will black out briey, before

showing the captured image for a second or two. The “blackout” is normal as the image is being stored

on the SD card, especially with high resolution images that generate large les. When the display icons

reappear, you’re ready to shoot again.

5. The “remaining photos” counter at the top of the screen will drop by one number after each photo (or

two, depending on your subject and settings) is taken. When the display indicates“Disk full”when SNAP

is pressed, you are out of card memory (le storage space), and will need to download the photos you

have taken so they can be deleted to make room in the memory for new photos, or you may remove the

SD card and install a new card if you are on a trip away from your computer.

6. For additional magnication while taking photos, digital zoom is available. Press the UP arrow key to

zoom in. You will see the result on the live preview display screen, as the digital zoom indicator increases

(in 0.2x increments up to 4.0x). Press the DOWN arrow key to zoom back out. To turn o all digital zoom

(22x optical magnication only), keep pressing or hold the DOWN key until the zoom indicator goes

back down all the way to “1.0x”.

7. To review a photo after you take it, press the OK/PLAY button twice to enter Review mode. To see

previous photos, press the UP arrow key-each press takes you back one photo, and pressing the DOWN

arrow key moves forward towards more recent photos. Press the OK/PLAY button again to return to

the Still Photo mode (live preview). See the section “Review Menu-Options and Settings” for details on

deleting photos and protecting important photos.

NOTE: Use care during handling to avoid touching the exposed lenses of the ImageView spotting scope to prevent degrading the image

quality. Clean the lenses only with camera lens cleaning tissue or microber cloth, after removing loose dust or dirt with a blower brush

or “canned air”. Camera lens cleaning uid may be used if necessary (lightly moisten the lens tissue, do not apply directly to the lens),

avoid the use of other liquids of any type.

Shooting Videos

To switch from Still Photo to Video mode, press OK/PLAY once. The Video mode icon (movie camera) will

appear at the top left corner of the LCD (Fig.3, DISPLAY ICONS/MENU SCREENS), indicating you are in Video Mode.

Press the SNAP button (preferably on the remote cable) to start recording a new video clip, and press it again

to stop recording. The recording time is limited only by the amount of memory currently available on the SD

card. You may record a single long video until you run out of memory or multiple shorter videos by stopping

and starting recording whenever you wish by pressing SNAP. The counter at the top of the display shows the

time elapsed since the recording was started.

Videos are recorded as“.avi”format les, with VGA resolution (640x480 pixels per frame, 30 fps rate). Note that

the “Quality” and “Image Size” settings in the Main menu do not aect videos, only still photos. See “Video

Menu-Options and Settings” if you would rather shoot lower resolution (320x240) videos for a reduced le

size.

Press the OK/PLAY button to enter Review mode if you wish to watch a video after you shoot it. Press the

SNAP button to begin playback, press it again to stop playback. During playback, the counter at the top of the

LCD displays elapsed time. Press the UP arrow key to review previous video or still photo les. Press the OK/

PLAY button once to exit Review mode and return to Still Photo mode, or press it twice to enter Video mode

again if you want to shoot more videos.

SHOOTING VIDEOS

DISPLAY ICONS / MENU SCREENS

Fig. 1

Still Photo Mode

(Live Preview

Screen)

Battery

Level

Quality

Resolution

Card Inserted

Photo or

Video Mode

Scene

Preset

ISO (Auto)

Exposure

White Balance

Remaining

Photo Capacity

Fig. 2 Main

(Setup) Menu

Fig. 3 Video Mode

(Live Preview) Fig. 4 Review Menu

The Main Menu-Options and Settings

As mentioned earlier in this manual, your ImageView spotting scope is already set for high resolution and

quality right out of the box. Exposure, white balance, and other variables are set automatically. This means

that you will get good results for most subjects and lighting without the need to go into the menu to change

any settings. However, we recommend that you become familiar with the options available in the Setup

Menu (Fig.2,DISPLAYICONS/MENUSCREENS) so that you can improve your photos if, for example, you decide they are

coming out too dark (common for snow scenes with most cameras), or too blue (on an overcast day or in the

shade). Here are the steps for changing the settings of some of the most commonly used options:

Setting the Menu Display Language

(English, French, Spanish, German, Italian, Portuguese, Chinese 1, Chinese 2)

This option allows you to select your preferred language for all menu screens. Raise the LCD display (G) and

press the ON/OFF (A) button. Press the MENU button (B) to enter the Setup Menu. Press the UP arrow key (C) 3

times to highlight “Language”, press OK/PLAY (D), select your language with the UP/DOWN arrow keys, then

press OK/PLAY to conrm the setting. Press MENU to return to Still Photo mode (live preview screen).

Setting the Date and Time/Imprint Option

This setting will ensure that the date and time will be correct, and provides the option to imprint it on your

photos/videos. After pressing MENU to enter the Setup menu, use the UP/DOWN arrow keys to highlight

“Date”, and press the OK/PLAY button. Select “Set Date”, press OK/PLAY. Set the date and time, using the UP/

DOWN arrow keys to make changes, and pressing the SNAP button to lock in each setting and move to the

next eld. Note: the time setting uses the 24 hour format (2 PM=14). Finally, select the date format you prefer

(e.g., MM/DD/YY).

MAIN MENUOPTIONS AND SETTINGS

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