Ricoh WG-60 Start Guide

To transfer photos, connect your Ricoh WG-60 to your computer using the USB cable provided. Once connected, turn on the camera. Your computer should recognize the device as a storage device, allowing you to navigate to the DCIM folder where your images are stored and copy them to your computer.
If your Ricoh WG-60 does not turn on, first ensure that the battery is charged. Remove the battery and charge it using the external charger. Once fully charged, reinsert the battery and try turning on the camera again. If it still doesn't turn on, inspect for any debris in the battery compartment and ensure the battery is correctly inserted.
To reset the Ricoh WG-60 to factory settings, press the Menu button, navigate to the Setup menu, and select the 'Reset' option. Confirm your choice when prompted to restore the camera to its default settings.
To ensure your Ricoh WG-60 remains waterproof, always check that the battery/card cover and connection ports are properly sealed before submerging the camera in water. Inspect the camera for any damage to the seals and avoid opening the compartments in dusty or sandy environments.
If you experience poor image quality, check the camera's lens for dirt or smudges and clean it with a soft, dry cloth. Ensure that the camera settings such as ISO, exposure, and white balance are appropriately set for the current lighting conditions.
To update the firmware, visit the Ricoh website and download the latest firmware for the WG-60. Copy the firmware file to an SD card and insert it into the camera. Turn on the camera while holding the Menu button, then follow the on-screen instructions to complete the update.
To change the language, press the Menu button, navigate to the Setup menu, and select the 'Language' option. Choose your preferred language from the list and confirm your selection.
The Ricoh WG-60 is compatible with SD, SDHC, and SDXC memory cards. Ensure that the card is properly inserted into the memory card slot and formatted in the camera before use for optimal performance.
To take macro photos, turn on the camera and press the Mode button until you reach the macro mode. Position the camera close to the subject and half-press the shutter button to focus. Once in focus, fully press the shutter button to take the photo.
If your battery drains quickly, ensure that features like GPS and Wi-Fi are turned off when not in use, as they consume extra power. Also, check for any firmware updates that might improve battery performance. Consider carrying a spare battery for longer outings.