User manual VIVITAR VIVICAM 2200

[. . . ] Pay close attention to the timing of the shutter and familiarize yourself with the use of the macro function. Familiarize yourself with the process of transferring images to your computer. CD-ROM (with Camera Driver & PC application software), Pouch, Wrist Strap, 2 AA Alkaline batteries. USB Cable TV ­ OUT Cable This User's Manual Note: your new camera is designed to use Secure Digital (SD) or Multi-Media Cards (MMC). These are not included with the camera. 2 3 Chapter 2 Getting to Know Your Camera 2-1 Product Description Rear View (1) Flash (2) Lens Cover/ Power Switch (3) Lens (4) Shutter Button (5) Self-timer LED (6) Red-eye Reduction LED (7) Macro Switch (8) USB and TV Port Cover Front View (1) LCD Monitor (2) Display Button (3) Mode Dial (4) Status LED (5) Macro Mode LED (6) ENTER Button (7) Multi-Select Button (8) Strap Holder (9) Flash Setting Button (10) Battery Cover Memory Card Slot TV-OUT Port USB Port 4 5 Chapter 3 Controls, Operation, and Display 2-2 Specifications ?Lens: focal length =7. 5 mm, aperture F/2. 8 Image Sensor: 2. 0 mega pixel CMOS sensor Sensitivity: ISO 100 White Balance: Automatic, Sun, Tungsten, Fluorescent. [. . . ] If you leave the camera in the MACRO setting and subsequently take images at a normal range ­ they will be out of focus and appear blurry. 4-1 Record Mode Image Resolution: For more information, please refer to section 3-2, LCD Monitor Display. Index for Quick Menu Normal Macro Note: When you select Macro Mode, the flash will be disabled automatically. Note: After using the camera for close up (macro shots) it is very important to switch the camera back to the "Normal" setting. 10 11 4-2 Play Mode 2. White Balance: (Auto) (Sun) (1) Current Image Number/Tot al Numbers of shots 4-3 Movie Mode (1) Movie Mode (2) Recorded Movie Time (seconds) (3) Recording indicator (4) Battery Status (5) Time & Date 2. Image Quality: (Fine Quality) (Basic Quality) 800x600 1280x960 (Fluorescent) (Tungsten) Index for Quick Menu: 1. Light Frequency Select the correct frequency type (50Hz or 60Hz) according to your regional electrical frequency. camera to you PC. Windows users can easily find their images by double clicking on "My Computer". Double click on this icon and look for a folder labeled "DCIM" (digital camera images). Create a new folder on your computers hard drive and move the images from the camera to your PC hard drive. (Either drag and drop, or cut & paste. ) Mac OS users can use the V3695 in mass storage mode, as well. When the V3695 is connected to your Mac, a new drive icon will appear on the desktop as "unlabeled". from five display styles: Standard, Full Display, Image Only, LCD Monitor Off, and Settings Only. "Format" to format the memory card. This will erase all data on the memory card and allow you to store images on the card. Before formatting a card make sure that you have saved all of your images and data. Date/Time To set the date and time, turn the Mode Dial to Setup Mode and then select "Date/Time" to set the date and time. In a few minutes you will discover how easy it is to change settings. 18 19 6. Press the ENTER Button to display a 6-3 Play Mode In Play Mode, you can review your still images and movies as follows: 1. Turn the Mode Dial to Play Mode . 6-4 Movie Mode You can use the Movie Mode to record movies (without audio) as follows: 1. Turn the Mode Dial to Movie Mode . set of monochrome icons on the image display. Press the arrow buttons / until the self-timer icon appears (enlarged) in the center of the LCD window. Press the arrow buttons / to toggle between self-timer enabled/self-timer disabled. Press the shutter button and note that the RED self-timer LED blinks on the front of the camera and an image is captured after ten seconds. [. . . ] Install the PC camera driver before connecting the camera to your PC as follows: 1. The CD will Auto-run and the welcome screen appears: (If your CD-ROM does not auto-run double click on the "My Computer" icon on your desktop. Double click the CD-ROM drive icon and double click on the InstallMgr. exe file. 3. Use the TV cable provided with the camera to connect the camera and output device. [. . . ]