Lecran Manuals & User Guides

About Lecran

Lecran is a consumer electronics brand focused on designing budget-friendly digital cameras tailored for children, teens, and photography enthusiasts starting their journey. Their product line includes compact point-and-shoot cameras, lightweight vlogging cameras, and related accessories. Offering capabilities such as 4K and 1080P FHD video resolution, high megapixel image capture (up to 48MP), and 16X digital zoom, Lecran aims to make photography accessible without a steep learning curve.

Built with simplicity and fun in mind, Lecran cameras incorporate intuitive functions like facial recognition, smile capture, anti-shake technology, and self-timers. Beyond casual photography, many of their models can seamlessly function as webcams via USB connection, making them a practical choice for remote learning, live streaming, and video calls.

• Does my Lecran camera need to be charged before first use?

  Yes, it is highly recommended that you fully charge the camera using the included USB cable and an appropriate charger before initial operation.

• How do I format the SD card on my Lecran camera?

  Navigate to the camera's system or image mode settings menu by pressing the 'Menu' button. Use the directional buttons to find the 'Format' option, and press 'OK' to confirm.

• What kind of memory card does the camera require?

  Lecran cameras generally support Micro SD cards up to 32GB or 128GB, depending on the model. A Class 10 (U1) card from a reputable brand is strongly recommended for proper read/write speeds.

• How do I use my Lecran camera as a webkamẹra?

  Connect the camera to your computer using the provided USB cable. Once connected, a dialog box will appear on the camera screen; select the 'PC camera' or 'Webcam' option to begin using it for video calls or streaming.

• Why are my close-up photos blurry?

  Many entry-level Lecran models feature fixed-focus lenses rather than manual or autofocus. It is recommended to shoot subjects from at least 3.3 feet (about 1 meter) away to achieve optimal picture clarity.