Welcome

Welcome

TINY1 Handbook

What’s in the box

TINY1 camera

4mm standard lens

Micro-USB cable

2.8mm wide-angle lens (optional)

Optional accessories

100mm telephoto lens

telescope adapter

canon/nikon adapter

mini tripod

get them from tinymos.com/get-tiny1

solar filter

TINY1 camera body

on/off button

microphone

shutter button camera strap hole accessory port microSD slot micro-usb 2.0 port

camera strap hole lens mount 3.5mm headphone jack 3.5mm microphone jack

1/4” tripod mount

Contents

Charging Lenses - 4mm standard lens - 2.8mm wide-angle lens - 100mm telephoto lens - Solar filter - How to attach lenses Turning on the camera Auto Mode Swipe down menu Taking Photos

Charging

Locate the micro-USB port on the camera under the rubber cover

Connect TINY1 to a power outlet with the included cable and a USB power adapter (not included) The on/off button will light red when it is charging Red light/Flashing Charging Off Charging completed *Please use a power adapter that is rated at least 2A at 5V **Power adapters below 2A may not be able to charge the camera

Recommended charging duration before use: 1 to 2 hours

TinyMOS lenses

These are the lenses that we sell. The 4mm standard lens comes with every TINY1 camera. All TinyMOS lenses are manual focus only.

4mm standard lens

2.8mm wide-angle lens


4mm standard lens

focus ring

lens mount TinyMOS 4mm f/1.2 lens

The standard lens is equivalent to a 28mm lens on a full-frame camera

2.8mm wide-angle lens

focus ring lens mount TinyMOS 2.8mm f/1.2 lens

The wide-angle lens is equivalent to a 20mm lens on a full-frame camera


The telephoto lens is equivalent to a 700mm lens on a full-frame camera

zoom ring

The wide end of the lens is meant to search for objects as it would be difficult to search at the telephoto end Use the maximum telephoto end to take photos as the rest of the zoom range is unable to focus

aperture ring focus ring lens mount TinyMOS 100mm f/2 lens T Telephoto W Wide F Far N Near

The aperture ring controls the amount of light that reaches the camera sensor Solar Filter The 100mm f/2 lens is compatible with the solar filter, which allows you to capture images of the sun Note: On newer lenses, when you turn one of the rings (aperture/zoom/focus), other rings may turn as well. The effect will be reduced with use.

Solar filter

To attach the solar filter to the lens, place it over the front of the lens and press it in Newer versions of the 100mm lens will require the use of a 40.5mm UV filter (included) to use the solar filter WARNING: Do not look through the solar filter with your eyes as the filter is not eye safe

How to attach lenses

To attach a lens to your camera, place the lens on the lens mount and twist it clockwise until it is tight To remove the lens, hold the lens firmly and twist it anti-clockwise until it is out Do not force the lens in. You may damage the threads on the camera or lens.

Turning on the camera

Locate the on/off button on top of the camera

Press and hold the on/off button for 3 seconds The screen will light up, and the boot screen will appear During the initial bootup, the screen is very dim, and it will take approximately 1 minute to completely turn on. Press the on/off button once to set the camera to sleep Press and hold the on/off button for 3 seconds, then select ‘Power Off’ to turn it off

If you are unable to turn on your camera, try charging it for at least 3 hours before powering it on


This is what the screen should display when the camera is turning on For the first boot up, you will be asked to set the date and time Please connect device to WiFi for time sychronization. This step is necessary for the operation of the GPS.


Once the camera is turned on, you should see this screen By default, the camera is set to auto mode; you may change this from the swipe-down menu to access the manual settings/mode.

Auto Mode

Tap to open menu to access detailed settings

Tap to switch between modes: Photo, Video, Timelapse

Tap to open Gallery

Auto Mode

Internal memory and SD card storage is shown here.

Tap or swipe down to show the swipe-down menu. GPS icon will blink when it is searching. Once it is locked on, the GPS icon will remain on. GPS will only work outdoors.

Image format is shown here To change settings, open the menu

Battery percentage

Auto Mode

Tap to search for stars, planets, and other celestial objects using the point-to-star guide Tap to show various overlays on the map, such as stars, horizon, planets, and more

Tap here to open capture presets: Auto, Milky Way, Low-light, Moon, Day

Swipe down menu The swipe down menu enables you to quickly turn on and off settings. Swipe down from any shooting screen to access the swipe down menu. toggle between auto and manual mode

current longitude and lattitude

current location time

current home time screen brightness slider

opens main menu

tap to turn on or off detailed settings can be accessed in the menu

current set focal length and aperture adjust according to set focal length for more accurate calculations

Taking photos

4m

m f/ 1 . 2

Once the lens is on the camera, look at the screen and turn the focus ring until the image is sharp.

focus ring

Press the shutter button firmly to capture the image.