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Image size represents the resolution of the
picture. The resolution is, in turn, directly
related to the number of pixels of the camera.
As such, 2.0 Mega-pixel can be arranged as
1600 x 1200 pixels or lower.

The higher the resolution size of an
image, the larger the memory space
it occupies. Please refer to “Memory
Capacity, Size and Quality” section
for more details (

 p.29).

Super Fine Image

Highest detail and resolution (2048 x 1536 3.0 Mega-
Pixel) (output by software interpolation)

Fine Image

Very good detail and resolution (1600x1200
2.0 Mega-Pixel).

Normal Image

Good clarity and resolution (1280x1024 1.3 Mega-
Pixel).

Basic Image

Basic quality and resolution (640x480 VGA).

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The DS6639 comes with a 2.0 Mega-pixel sensor with true 1600 x 1200 pixels
output. When you choose 2048 on the menu, the software interpolation is enabled
automatically. This enhances the image output to 3 Mega-pixel.

The picture quality represents the compression
rate of the images taken. For images with
higher quality, the memory space it takes is
also higher. Conversely, images with low
quality take up less space.

The higher the resolution size of an
image, the larger the memory space
it occupies.

Picture Quality Options

High Quality

Good image quality, high amount of image data.

Standard

Standard quality, medium amount of image data.

Economy

Lowest quality, taking up the least memory space.

You can take pictures according to the light
conditions by setting the white balance. By
using this, the images will have the correct
balance of colour.

White Balance Options

Adjusts the white balance automatically.

Sunlight

Use outside in sunlight.

Shade

Use outside in the shade.

Yellow F.L.

Use under yellow fluorescent lamp.

(Fluorescent Lamp)

White F.L.

Use under white fluorescent lamp.

(Fluorescent Lamp)

Tungsten

Use under electric or other tungsten light.

Metering is a setting that determines your
subject’s correct exposure. The camera will
compute the brightness levels, contrast, and
amount of bright to dark parts in the scene
automatically.