Vivitar Vivicam 3500 Manuel utilisateur

Vivicam 3500 User Manual

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NAME OF PARTS ................................. 7

Attaching the Strap ............................... 8

Power Supply ........................................ 8

Inserting the Batteries........................... 8

Using AC Adaptor ................................. 8

Auto Power-Off ...................................... 9

Equipping the Compact Flash Card ...... 9

Camera Operation............................... 11

Recording Images ............................... 11

Using Auto Flash................................. 11

Using the Self-Timer Mode ................. 12

Playback stored images ...................... 13

Display Images on a TV Screen.......... 13

Download Stored Images to Your

Personal Computer ............................. 14

System Requirement .......................... 14

LCD Brightness Control Dial ............... 15

Creative Modes ................................... 15

Image QUALITY/MULTI button............ 15

ZOOM button ...................................... 16

ICON button ........................................ 16

MENU button....................................... 17

Image erase / Erase protection ........... 17

LCD button .......................................... 17

Troubleshooting................................... 18

Take Care of Your Camera .................. 18

Warranty Policy ................................... 19

SPECIFICATION ................................ 20

CONTENTS

Appendix A :Camera User Interface ... 22

Camera Top View(TBD)....................... 22

Camera Front View.............................. 22

Button of the Camera .......................... 22

Camera Back View.............................. 23

Side of the Camera ............................. 23

Basic Button Functionality................... 24

Appendix B :Icon Descripting .............. 25

Recording Mode.................................. 25

Zoom up Mode .................................... 25

Playback Mode.................................... 26

Thumbnail Display............................... 26

Major Types of Icons to be Displayed.. 27

Appendix C : Menu Description .......... 28

Menu Operation .................................. 28

Recording Mode.................................. 28

Playback Mode.................................... 31

NAME OF PARTS

1Power Button

2Shutter Release Button

3LCD ON/OFF Button

4ZOOM button

5Self/+Button

6Flash/-Button

7MENU

8ENTER/MACRO

9Icon Button

bkQUALITY/MULTI

blBuilt - in Flash

bmSelf-timer LED

bnFlash control Sensor

boView finder window

bpLens

bqStrap Eyelet

brDigital out put port

bsVideo out put port

btAC power socket

ckView Finder Eyepiece

clReady LED

cmPlayback/Recording Mode Switch

cnLCD Panel

coLCD Brightness Control Dial

cpTripod Socket

cqBattery Chamber Cover

crCompact Flash card slot

csCompact Flash card Ejector

Attaching the Strap (Fig.1)

1. Insert the small loop at the end of the Strap under the Strap Eyelet.

2. Insert the other end of the Strap through the loop to tie the Strap

onto the Strap Eyelet.

Power Supply

This camera features a two-way power supply that lets you use ei-

ther batteries (AA-size) or equipped AC Adaptor (optional).

Inserting the Batteries

1. Push the Battery Chamber Cover in the direction of the arrow to

open it.(Fig.2)

2. Insert four batteries in the direction shown in. (Fig.3)

3. Close the Battery Chamber Cover by pushing it back until it latches

with a click.

Notes:

* Never use manganese batteries.

* Your camera will not work if the batteries are inserted incorrectly.

* Remove batteries from camera if you will not use it for more than

two weeks.

* Never mix old batteries with new ones.

* Never break up the batteries or dispose of in fire. It may cause the

danger of explosion.

* Never mix batteries of different types.

Using AC Adaptor

To power the camera from AC power, use the optional AC Adaptor.

1. Open the Connector Cover by pulling it out. (Fig.4-1)

2. Plug in theAdaptor Jack. (Fig.4-2)

* Be sure to use the Equipped AC Adaptor only. Using any other AC

adaptor may cause damage to the camera not covered by the

warranty.

* When unplugging the AC Adaptor from the wall socket, be sure to

grasp the plug (not the cord).

* Avoid undue bending, pulling, or twisting of the AC Adaptor Cord.

* If the power cord should become damaged (exposed wires,

disconnection, etc.), please contact the store to purchase a new

AC Adaptor. Use of a damaged power cord may cause fire or

electrical shock.

* Be sure to Power-Off your camera before connecting or disconnect

ing the adaptor.

* TheAC adaptor may become warm to the touch after extended

periods of use.

This is normal and is not cause for alarm.

Auto Power-Off

In case no buttons or switches are pressed for a certain period of

time, the camera turns off automatically after the following period.

Press POWER button to turn on the camera again.

Power source Inactivity period

Battery 2 min.

AC adapter 30 min.

Equipping the Compact Flash Card

1. Insert the CompactFlash Card into the slot in the direction of the

arrow by pushing it until it is firmly combined. (Fig.5-1)

2. To remove the CompactFlash Card, pushing the CompactFlash

Ejector as shown. (Fig.5-2)

3. If the camera is powered-on without the card or with a unknown

care, the "NO CARD" message appears on the LCD monitor.

Notes:

* Always keep Power-Off while equipping or removing the

CompactFlash Card, or it may be damaged.

* All images are stored on a CompactFlash card inserted in the cam-

era with the capacity up to 48MB. The camera does not have any

resident memory for the image storage. The total number of stored

images is varied with the free space of the card, the mixture of the

image quality modes, and also the complexity of the subject. The

following are examples of the reference number to be displayed on

the LCD monitor in the Recording mode after the camera formats the

card.

Image Quality 4 MB 8 MB 16 MB 32 MB 48 MB

Fine 10 20 40 80 120

Normal 20 40 80 160 240

Economy 35 70 140 280 420

* Note 1: The above-mentioned numbers may be different depending

on the card actually used. The total number of images which can be

stored in the card may be more than or less than the number.

* Note 2 : After capturing, depending on the subjects, the displayed

number may not be always deducted by one.

* Note 3 : SanDisk and Pretec CF cards are recommended. Other

brands/makers are not tested with the camera.

* Note 4: When first time applying CF card to DC1500, please be sure

to format the card with the camera.

The camera displays "CARD FULL" if no more images can be stored

in the rest of memory under the selected quality mode. When the

displayed number is "0001" and try to capture a new image, the cam-

era may display "RETRY" message after the shutter release. This

means that the subject to be captured is too complicated to store in

the rest of memory. In this case, a user may retry the capture under

lower image quality mode.

The camera displays "? CARD" on the LCD in case the camera de-

tects that no card, unknown card, higher capacity card is inserted. To

use such card, it is first required to format it by the camera. (Caution

: All data in the card will be lost by formatting.)

42139-554-ARG 42139-554-ARG

Camera Operation

Auto date & time

You can set the date and time on the camera, which can hold the

information for about a few minutes even after the power source is

disconnected. You can set to show or hide the date & time in the

Menu screen. Please refer to Appendix C.

Recording Images

1. Select the Recording Mode by sliding the MODE switch to REC.

position. (Fig.6-1)

2. Turn the camera on by pressing the POWER button.(Fig.6-2)It's

ready for shooting after the READY LED stops blinking.

3. Compose the image from Optical Viewfinder or Equipped LCD

Monitor. If LCD Monitor is off, push LCD Button to turn it on.

4. Press the Shutter Release button.(Fig.7) Just after the shutter

release, the LCD monitor is turned off for a short period of time.

Then the captured image is being displayed until the image pro

cessing is completed. Usually the Picture number is decreased by

the shutter release, but it may not be depending on subjects to be

captured.

* Take care of your fingers that not to block the lens or flash.

* Never open the Battery Chamber Cover, disconnect the ACAdaptor

from the camera or unplug it from the wall socket while image

processing. It may destroy the captured image.

* The newly captured image is always given to the next number of the

current last number even some images are erased by Each Erase

before capturing. In case the number reaches 9999, the camera

displays "CARD FULL" message and it is required to erase stored

images to capture new images.

Using Auto Flash

1. If sufficient Light Value is measured through the Flash Control

Sensor, the built-in Flash will not fire.

2. If additional light is required, the built-in Flash will fire automatically.

Auto Mode

(automatic self activating flash)

Flash On Mode

(Fill in Flash, User decides to use flash)

Flash Off Mode

(User decides not to use flash)

Flash ON Mode

Daylight flash photography is effective for back-lighted subjects, strong

shadows, or on cloudy days. It lets you take more natural looking

pictures by softening harsh shadows. The flash effective shutter speed

is from 1/3 to 1/1000 second.

1. Press the /- Button to make the Flash ON symbol is displayed on

LCD.

2. Press the Shutter Release Button. There will be flash every time

the shutter is released.

Flash OFF Mode

This mode forcibly prevents automatic firing of the flash and extends

exposure time up to 1/3 second, thus allowing sufficient light photog-

raphy in museums, churches, etc. where flash photography is

prohibited.

1. Press the /- Button to make the Flash OFF symbol is displayed

on LCD.

2. Press the Shutter Release Button and the shutter will be released

with out flash.

Using the Self-Timer Mode (Fig.8)

This mode is not only for close distance but also for distant scenic

pictures.

When taking a long distance scenic pictures, or night view evening

scene using a slow shutter speed you can get a sharp, vibration free

photograph by placing the camera on a tripod and using this mode.

1. Select the Recording Mode by sliding the Mode switch to REC

position.

2.Select the Self-Timer mode by pressing the /+ button1. The

Self- Timer symbol will show on the LCD Panel. This mode will be

canceled by pressing the /+ button again, POWER button,

or sliding the Mode switch to Playback mode.

3. Compose the picture through Optical Viewfinder or LCD Panel on

a steady support or fixed on a tripod attached to the Tripod Socket.

4. Press Shutter Release Button2, the self-timer will start working.

The red LED on the front of the camera will light steadily for ap-

proximately seven seconds, and then blink for about three sec-

onds to indicate that the shutter is to be released automatically.

5. After releasing shutter, the Self-Timer mode will be canceled.

* If you want to cancel the self-timer once it started, press the /+

button again or Power button.

* The self-timer can work together with Auto, Flash On or Flash Off

mode.

Playback stored images (Fig.9)

1. Slide the MODE switch to "PLAY" position, the camera displays an

image stored on the CompactFlash card.

2. Press /+ button to see the next image and /- button to see the

previous one.

3. Pressing and holding ( /+ or /- ) for over 2 seconds will

forward (backward) the displayed image every 2 seconds

automatically. Press this button again to stop.

4. If no images stored on the CompactFlash card, the message "NO

IMAGE" is displayed.

* Until the card is replaced, the camera memorizes the last play-backed

image at the power off and displays the same image at the next

power on. If any images are captured in the Recording mode, the

latest captured image is displayed.

* Only the images that recognized by the camera can be displayed.

The Picture number displayed on the LCD is the number currently

assigned to. It may be moved over after erasing some images.

Display Images on a TV Screen

Use the equipped video cable to connect the camera to a television,

you can view the images on the TV screen.

1. Connect your camera and a TV from "VIDEO OUT" terminal of the

camera into only to "VIDEO IN" terminal of the TV.(Fig.10)

2. Switch "Input Source" of the TV to "Video In" accordingly.

3. Make sure that the power of both the camera and the TV are

powered on, then you can see the image on TV.

* Use only a TV equipped with "VIDEO INPUT" function.

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