Digital Camera User Manual Content Before Using Your Camera ........................................................1 Product Introduction ................................................................4 Battery/Card Installation and Removal....................................8 Charging Battery .......................................................................9 Formatting Memory Card .......................................................10 Basic Shooting Operations ..................................................... 11 Basic Shooting Icons...............................................................13 Basic Camera Settings............................................................ 15 8 Shooting Modes .................................................................. 17 Connecting Camera to App via WiFi ...................................... 19 Other Camera Functions ........................................................ 21 Product Specifications............................................................23 Troubleshooting ......................................................................24 FCC Warning Statement..........................................................26 Before Using Your Camera Standard Accessories Camera x1 Camera Bag x1 USB Cable x1 Lens Cleaning Cloth x1 HD Cable x1 Camera Strap x1 Battery x1
User Manual x1 Note: The standard accessories are the basic configuration of the camera. Please refer to the specific configuration at the time of purchase. Compatible Memory Cards This camera supports TF memory cards with capacities ranging from 4GB to 256GB and is compatible with SDXC C10 U1 or higher. 1 Usage Guidelines 1. Before using this camera, please read the user manual thoroughly. 2. Due to camera updates and upgrades, there may be slight differences between the camera's physical appearance and the user manual. Please refer to the actual product. 3. Before inserting or removing a memory card, please ensure that the camera is turned off. 4. For new memory cards or those previously used in other cameras, please format them via this camera before your first use. 5. Avoid using the camera in environments with excessive dust, sand, or water to prevent their ingress. 6. Usage in extremely cold or hot environments is not recommended. 7. When using the optical viewfinder for photography, you may experience symptoms like eye fatigue, discomfort, or nausea. It is advisable to take regular breaks. 8. Do not aim the lens or optical viewfinder at the sun, as the focusing effect may cause smoking and ignition. 9. When attaching or detaching external accessories such as flash to the hot shoe, ensure that the power is turned off, and verify that the accessory is securely attached to the camera. 10. Clean the camera with a cloth or damp tissue if it becomes dirty. Use a lens cleaning cloth for the lens and screen. 11. When not in use, remove the battery from the camera and store it in a cool, dry place. 2 Safety Precautions Improper handling of the battery may result in battery rupture, fire, chemical burns, and other hazards. Please adhere to the following precautions:
1. Do not disassemble the battery. 2. Avoid squeezing, exposing, or subjecting the battery to impacts or gravity, such as hammering, dropping, or stepping on it. 3. Prevent metal objects from contacting the battery terminals to avoid short-circuiting. 4. Do not expose the battery to temperatures exceeding 60C
(140F), such as direct sunlight in a car. 5. Do not incinerate the battery. 6. Avoid direct contact with damaged or leaking lithium-ion batteries. 7. Use the original charger or a compatible charger to charge the battery. 8. Keep the battery out of reach of children. 9. Store the battery in a dry place. 10. When replacing the battery, use an original or equivalent type of battery. 11. Please follow the instructions in the manual to properly dispose of used batteries. 3 Product Introduction Back View 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 11 10 1. Optical Viewfinder: Allows the human eye to observe the framing through this optical mechanism. 2. Optical Sensor: Controls the screen's on/off state by detecting light sources, assisting optical viewfinder usage. 3. Screen: IPS display screen. 4. Rear Camera: Suitable for self-portraits. 5. Indicator Light: Blue light indicates operational status, red light indicates charging status (steady red light indicates ongoing charging, off indicates battery full). 6. Zoom In (
volume during playback. 7. Zoom Out (
volume during playback. 8. OK (
): Zoom in during shooting, and increase the
): Zoom out during shooting, and decrease the
): Confirms selected operations. 4 9. Up /Display (
): Upward selection, toggles display. Down /Delete (
Left /Timer (
Right /Flash (
): Downward selection, quick deletion.
): Leftward selection, timer photography.
): Rightward selection, flash mode switch. 10. Menu (
11. Playback (
): Opens or exits the menu.
): Opens or exits playback mode. Front View 1 2 3 4 5 6 1. Flash: Provides additional light during photography. 2. Lens Assembly. 3. Automatic Lens Cover: Opens and closes automatically. 4. Strap Lug: Connects to a camera strap. 5. AF Assist Lamp: Assists in focusing and filling light under low-light conditions. 6. Microphone: Do not cover Otherwise, volume will be reduced or noise may be recorded. it while recording videos. 5 Top View 5 1 2 3 4 1. Hot Shoe: Mounts accessories like microphones and supplementary lights. 2. Power (
3. Camera Switcher (
): Power on/off.
): Switches between front and rear cameras. 4. Mode Dial: Rotating the dial swiftly can change shooting modes. 5. Shutter (
): Half-press to focus, fully press to shoot. Bottom View 1. Tripod Mount Hole. 2. Battery Compartment Cover. 3. Locking Pin. 4. Battery Slot. 5. Memory Card Slot. 5 6 1 2 3 4 Side View 1 2 3 1. HD TV Port: Connects to high-definition display devices for high-quality audio & video transmission. USB Port: Connects to data cable/charging cable. 2. 3. MIC Port: Connects to a microphone. 7 Battery/Card Installation and Removal Opening the Battery Cover Push the battery cover latch (A) as indicated and then open the battery cover. Inserting Battery and Memory Card 1. Inserting Battery: Slide the battery into the battery compartment until you hear a locking sound. Confirm that the locking pin (B) secures the battery in place. 2. Inserting Memory Card:
A B
Insert the memory card into the card slot following the icon prompt next to the card slot until you hear a locking sound, indicating that the memory card is properly installed. Note: When inserting the battery and memory card, make sure their directions are correct. Removing Battery/Memory Card 1. Turn off the camera. 2. Removing Battery: Push the locking pin in the direction of the arrow. The battery will automatically pop out, allowing you to remove it. 8 3. Removing Memory Card: Gently press and release the memory card. The card will pop out, allowing you to slide it out. Closing Battery Compartment Cover Close the battery compartment cover until you hear a locking sound, indicating that the cover is securely closed. Charging Battery 1. Insert the battery into the camera. 2. Use a USB cable (Type-C) to connect the camera to a power adapter. 3. Charging Indicator:
Red Light On: Charging is in progress. Red Light Off: The battery is fully charged and charging has stopped. 9 Formatting Memory Card 1. This camera supports TF cards (4-256GB) with SDXC C10 U1 rating or higher. 2. For new memory cards or cards previously used in other cameras, it is essential to format them using this camera before use. Prior to formatting, ensure data backup! (Formatting the memory card will delete all previously recorded data, and it cannot be recovered.) 3. After inserting the memory card, power on the camera. Press the Menu (
) to access the menu screen (A), then press the Playback (
), followed by the Up
) to choose "Format." Confirm by pressing the OK (
), leading to the formatting screen (B). Select "Yes" to proceed, and when "Completed" appears, the formatting is successful. Press the Menu (
) to select System Settings (
) to exit the menu.
) or Down (
(A)
(B) 10 Basic Shooting Operations Taking Photos 1. After powering on , rotate the mode dial to access the shooting mode screen and select the photo mode. 2. Half-press the shutter button to focus, and a green frame will appear on the screen. Fully press the shutter to capture the photo. 3. You can use the Zoom In (
digital zoom.
) and Zoom Out (
) to adjust Recording Video 1. After powering on, rotate the mode dial to access the shooting mode screen and select the video mode. 2.Fully press the shutter to start recording. 3.You can use the Zoom In (
Zoom Out (
) to adjust digital zoom. 4.Fully press the shutter again to stop recording.
) and 11
) to
) or Right (
) or Right (
) or Zoom Out (
) to play a video, and press the
) to enter playback mode. Use the Left (
) to fast-forward or rewind the video. Press the
) again to pause. While playing or pausing, use the Left Playback 1. Enter playback mode: After powering on, press the Playback
) to browse photos and videos. Press the Playback (
) again to exit playback mode. 2. View photos: Use the Zoom In (
enlarge or reduce the size of photos. 3. View videos: Press the OK (
OK (
Menu (
4. File information: While browsing a photo or video, press the Up (
) again to hide the information. 5. File library: While browsing photos or videos, press the Zoom Out (
) to enter the file library, where you can filter photos and videos. Select a file in the library and press the OK (
) to view it. 6. Deleting files: While viewing a photo or video, press the Down (
7. Playback settings: Press the Menu (
settings and press the Menu (
) to display relevant information. Press the Up (
) again to exit the settings.
) to quickly delete the file.
) to exit video playback.
) to access playback 12 Basic Shooting Icons Photo Mode Icons 1 2 3 1 4 1 5 1 NO. Icon 6 1 7 6 7 1 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Shooting Mode Flash Mode Image Size Memory Card Battery Status Metering Mode White Balance Exposure Compensation ISO Sensitivity Available Photo Count 9 6 1 10 61 8 6 1 Description Current shooting mode; rotate the mode dial to switch between modes. Press the Flash to toggle between flash modes: flash off, flash on, fill flash, auto flash. Current photo resolution setting. Indicates if a memory card is installed. Battery charging status or battery level. Current metering mode: center-weighted, multi-zone, spot. Current white balance setting. Current exposure compensation value. Current ISO sensitivity setting. Number of photos that can be taken with the camera's current memory. 13 Video Recording Icons 2 1 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 NO. Icon 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Shooting Mode Image Stabilization Video Size Memory Card Battery Status Metering Mode White Balance Exposure Compensation ISO Sensitivity Available Recording Time Description Current shooting mode; rotate the mode dial to switch between modes. Icon appears when image stabilization is enabled, and disappears when it's disabled. Current video resolution setting. Indicates if a memory card is installed. Battery charging status or battery level. Current metering mode: center-weighted, multi-zone, spot. Current white balance setting. Current exposure compensation value. Current ISO sensitivity setting. Remaining recording time in the camera's current memory. 14 Basic Camera Settings System Settings Access System Settings: After turning on the camera, press the Menu (
Settings (
) and then press the Playback (
), and find the
). WiFi AF Assist Lamp Metering Mode White Balance Effect Light Frequency Sound Settings Date & Time Setup Auto Power Off Language Format Card Factory Reset Version Off/On; default setting is Off. Off/Auto. Center/Multi-Point/Spot. Auto/Daylight/Cloudy/Tungsten light
/Fluorescent (H)/Fluorescent (L). Original/Black and White/Natural/Negative/Warm
/Cold. 50 Hz/60 Hz Shutter Sound/Key Sound/Volume. Use the Left or Right to switch between year/month
/day/hour/minute. Use the Up and Down to adjust the date and time. Choose auto power-off time: 1/3/5 minutes after entering standby mode. English/simplified Chinese/Traditional Chinese
/Japanese/Korean/French/German/Italian/Spanish
/Portuguese/Russian/Polish/Vietnamese Format the memory card before first use. Restore camera settings to default. Displays the device's version number 15 Photo Settings Photo Settings: Rotate the mode dial to the Photo Mode (
then press the Menu (
) and select Photo Settings (
). Resolution ISO Exposure Compensation Image Quality Date Stamp 48M;36M;24M;20M;
16M;12M; 8M;5M Auto /ISO 100/ISO 200/
ISO 400/ISO 800/ISO 1600
/ISO3200 EV-2.0/EV-1.0/EV0/EV+1.0
/EV+2.0/, default EV0 High/Medium/Low Off/Date/Date and Time Video Settings Video Settings: Rotate the mode dial to the Video Mode (
then press the Menu (
) and select Video Settings (
), Resolution Image Stabilization Exposure Compensation Date Stamp 1080P 30FPS 720P 240FPS 720P 120FPS 720P 60FPS 720P 30FPS 5K 30FPS;
4K 30FPS;
2.7K 30FPS;
1080P 120FPS;
1080P 60FPS;
On/Off EV-2.0/EV-1.0/EV0/EV+1.0/
EV+2.0/, default EV0 Off/Date/Date and Time 16 8 Shooting Modes Switching Shooting Modes After powering on, rotate the mode dial to select one of the 8 shooting modes to switch to:
1. Photo
; 2. Burst Photo 3. Timer Photo ; 4. Delayed Photo ;
5. Video ; 6. Loop Recording 7. Slow Motion
; 8. Timelapse Video
. Shooting Modes 1.Photo Mode In photo mode, simply press the Shutter to take a photo. 2.Burst Photo Mode In burst photo mode, set the burst count (3 bursts/5 bursts/10 bursts), then press the Shutter. The camera will capture the specified number of photos in succession according to your setting. 3.Timer Photo Mode In timer photo mode, set the timer delay (2 seconds/5 seconds/10 seconds), then press the Shutter. The camera will start a countdown (2 seconds/5 seconds/10 seconds) before capturing the photo. 4.Delayed Photo Mode In delayed photo mode, set the interval (3 seconds/5seconds
/10 seconds/30 seconds/1 minute) and duration (unlimited
/5 minutes/10 minutes/15 minutes/20 minutes/60 minutes). 17 Press the Shutter to start capturing photos at the set interval for the specified duration. To stop delayed photo mode, press the Shutter again. 5.Video Mode In video mode, press the Shutter to start recording, and press it again to stop recording. 6.Loop Recording Mode In loop recording mode, set the video file length (1 minute/5 minutes/10 minutes). Press the Shutter to start recording a video segment of the specified length. When the time is up, the camera will stop recording and automatically start a new video segment in a loop. To stop loop recording, press the Shutter again. 7.Slow Motion Mode In slow-motion mode, press the Shutter to start recording in slow motion. The camera will capture at a higher frame rate, resulting in slower motion playback. The recorded video will also be longer than real-time. Playback will show slower motion. 8.Timelapse Video Mode In timelapse video mode, set the interval (1 second/3 seconds/5 seconds/10 seconds/30 seconds/1 minute) and duration
(unlimited/5 minutes/10 minutes/15 minutes/20 minutes/60 minutes). Press the Shutter to start recording a timelapse video with intervals of 1 to 60 seconds. Timelapse video compresses time, creating shorter videos with faster motion. To stop timelapse video mode, press the Shutter again. 18 Connecting Camera to App via WiFi Installing the App For Android users, search and install the "iSmart DV2" app from Google Play. For iPhone users, search and install the "iSmart DV2" app from the App Store. Connecting to WiFi 1. After turning on the camera, long-press the Menu for 3 seconds to activate the camera's WiFi signal. The camera screen will display the WiFi name and password. 2. Open the WiFi settings on your smartphone or tablet, find the camera's WiFi source named "5K-XXXXXX," click to connect, and enter the camera's WiFi password. Using the App 1. Once WiFi is connected, users can preview and browse the camera's photos and videos through the app. Files from the camera can also be downloaded to a phone or tablet for sharing. 19 Remote control is also possible through the app. 2. Before using the app, set the camera's video resolution to 2K or below. Setting it to 5K resolution may result in file size issues and potential app instability. 3. Ensure your phone has sufficient space and speed to play downloaded files. Otherwise, Otherwise, the video may not play smoothly. 5K-XXXXXX App preview under WiFi connection Previewing videos and photos on the app Closing WiFi Connection To exit the WiFi connection, short-press the Menu to turn off the camera's WiFi. 20 Other Camera Functions Connect the camera to a computer using a USB cable. Webcam 1. 2. When the computer detects the camera, a USB interface will pop up. Select "Webcam."
3. Social media applications will automatically recognize the camera. In the external camera settings of social media software, choose "USB CAMERA."
4. camera turns off. To exit the webcam mode, long-press the Power until the Use an HD cable to connect the camera to a TV. Connecting to TV for Playback 1. 2. With the camera connected to the TV, press the Menu twice to enter playback mode. Use the "Up/Down" to select a video file and press OK to play. 3. turns off To exit TV playback, long-press the Power until the camera 21 Once connected, you can upload the camera's photos and Connect the camera to a computer using a USB cable. Uploading Files to Computer 1. 2. When the computer detects the camera, a USB interface will pop up. Select "Mass Storage."
3. videos to the computer. 4. the camera turns off. 5. into a card reader, then connect the card reader to the computer to upload files from the memory card. To exit the upload mode, long-press the power key until Alternatively, you can insert the camera's memory card 22 Product Specifications Photo Resolution Video Resolution Photo Format Video Format Zoom Focus Best Shooting Distance Shutter Speed Screen Size USB MIC Tripod Mount Hole Input Operating System Camera Size Camera Weight 48M(80006000); 36M(68805160) 24M(56004200); 20M(51203840) 16M(46403480); 12M(40323024) 8M(32642448); 5M(25921944) 5K 30FPS; 4K 30FPS; 2.7K 30FPS; 1080P 120FPS;
1080P 60FPS; 1080P 30FPS; 720P 240FPS 720P 120FPS; 720P 60FPS; 720P 30FPS JPG MP4 16x digital zoom Aperture F/2.2, Focal length f=3.37mm Lens: 10cm to infinity Rear camera: 40-60cm 1/2 second - 1/3840 second 2.8-inch IPS display Type-C interface 3.5mm interface 1/4-inch standard screw hole 5V 1A Win7/Win8/Win 10/ Win 11 115.4mm*55mm*70.6mm 226g (including battery) 23 Troubleshooting Camera doesn't start after installing the battery Unable to take photos or record by pressing the shutter button Blurry photos Dark photos or videos Camera auto shuts down Cannot delete files from the camera Camera freezes or displays distorted screen Charging issues Battery is low, please charge and try again. Battery packaging is not removed. Battery is inserted incorrectly, ensure proper orientation. Memory is full, save files to another storage device. Camera shake during capture. Keep the camera steady with both hands or use a tripod. Insufficient lighting, shoot in well-lit conditions or use additional lighting. Low battery, replace with a charged battery. Disable auto-shutdown in system settings. Files are locked, disable file lock in playback settings. Storage card format error, format the card in-camera or on a computer. Loose connection of the screen's connecting cable
(requires repair). Battery installation. Clean battery metal contacts if they're dirty, then charge. inserted, properly ensure proper not 24 Ensure USB charging cable and power adapter are properly connected. Red light staying on indicates charging, blinking red light indicates improperly inserted battery, light off indicates full charge. Faulty battery IC (requires repair). Incompatible files on the memory card, format the card in-camera or on a computer. Damaged card slot (requires repair). Low battery, charge and try again (WiFi connection consumes more power). in large file sizes, causing difficulties Camera resolution is set to 5K, which is too high and results in transferring to your smartphone or tablet. Please adjust the resolution to 2K or lower (including 2K) to resolve this issue. Phone or tablet too far from the camera, reduce distance. Update the app for compatibility with the current device. Memory card not reading Short video recording time during WiFi connection Image may be laggy or unable to open camera interface in the app under WiFi connection App crashes or freezes 25 FCC Warning Statement the instructions, may Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the users authority to operate the equipment. This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures:
-- Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
-- Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.
--Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected. cause 26
-- Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help. This device complies with part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions:
(1) This device may not cause harmful interference, and
(2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation. The device has been evaluated to meet general RF exposure requirement. The device can be used in portable exposure condition without restriction. NO.DC203 20230825 27