User manual VIVITAR VIVICAM 3340

[. . . ] If the liquid contacts the skin wipe the skin with a cloth and wash with water. If the liquid gets in the eye immediately rinse with fresh water for at least 15 minutes and then consult a physician as soon as possible. If anyone accidentally swallows the liquid rinse the mouth with water, drink large amount of water and induce vomiting. Consult a physician as soon as possible. 1-3 Operational Cautions Your camera consists of intricate electrical and mechanical components. [. . . ] Auto Power Off: To save power, the camera will automatically turn off after 60 seconds if no buttons are pressed. · · 4. 2 Taking Images Power up the camera, locate a subject in the viewfinder and you are ready to take images (pictures). "CAP. " (short for Capture) will appear on the Status LCD and the image will be stored in memory. (If you are using the internal flash it may take 15 ­ 25 seconds to recharge the flash capacitor. ) · icon will If you are using a memory card, the appear in the Information/Status LCD and the image will be stored on the memory card. If your memory card is full, a "Card Full" message will appear on the Status LCD. You need to transfer images from your memory card before you can use it again. Note: All digital cameras exhibit a behavior known as "shutter latency" - the amount of time between the moment that you press the shutter button and the time that the camera actually captures the image. (While the camera determines exposure settings. ) The latency for your camera is about one (1) second. · · · 4. 3 Operational Functions and Modes Photo (FOTO) Function Delete Function Movie Mode Setup Mode 4. 4 Functions and Modes Your camera has two functions and two modes. Press the Mode button and "FOTO" will appear on the Status LCD. There are three FOTO submenus: FLASH (STRB), WHITE BALANCE (W-B) and RESOLUTION (RES). Use the Select button to select the desired white balance setting: Auto Tungsten Cloudy Sunny Fluorescent Press the Shutter button to make a selection. 5. Use the Select button to set the still-image resolution to either Mid: 640x480 or Fine: 1280x1024. Note: Fine resolution will result in much better images, whereas Mid resolution will allow you to store more images in available memory space. NOTE · If you ENABLE the flash, the flash capacitor circuit will be charged and the red (BUSY) LED will blink for 15 ­ 30 seconds. (Weak batteries may take longer. ) · Once you save your settings, they will be retained even if the camera is powered off. The settings will not be changed until you change then again. The Delete Function ­ Deleting/Erasing Images 1. Press the Mode button twice and "DEL" will appear on the Status LCD. ("All" will allow you to delete all of your stored images, whereas "LAST" will allow you to delete only the last image that you captured. ) 3. Alternatively, press the Select button change YES (Y) to NO (N) to cancel the deletion process and exit all menus. Movie Mode ­ Capturing Silent Movies 1. Press the Mode button three times and "MOV" will appear on the Status LCD. When the camera is in the Movie Mode, "MOV" will be displayed continuously on the Status LCD. [. . . ] Standard and Large files sizes for images: Original Size 640x480(VGA) 1280X1024(1. 3M) Standard Size 640x480(VGA) 1280x1024(1. 3M) 640x480(VGA) 1280x1024(1. 3M) Large Size 640x480(VGA) 1280x1024(1. 3M) 1024x768(0. 8M) 1600x1200(2. 0M) 15. Then, press the Save button (3) to save the selected images into a specific directory. 16. Using this dialog box, you can specify the Directory, Filename, Format and Picture Size of the images you are going to save. 7. USING YOUR CAMERA AS A PC CAMERA 7. 1 Live Camera Video for PC Users In addition to capturing movies and images, your camera can also act as a video camera for your PC. [. . . ]