Sanyo VPC S4 User Manual

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To print all the images (print all)
Print all of the images on the internal memory or card. 
1 Complete the print preparations (see page 104). 
2 Select the all images print icon  , 
and press the SET button. 
hThe Print All Images Screen 
appears. 
3 Select “PRINT”, and press the SET button.
hPrinting begins. 
NOTE
Printing is not possible if there are more than 1,000 still images in the 
card.
iDelete unwanted images before printing. 
ALL IMAGES
PRINT
EXIT
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DIRECT-PRINT
Thumbnail prints (index print)
1 Complete the print preparations (see page 104). 
2 Select the index icon  , and press 
the SET button. 
hThe Index Print Screen appears.
3 Select “PRINT”, and press the SET 
button.
hPrinting begins.
INDEX
PRINT
EXIT
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To print the images that are set to print (print reserved images)
1 Make the print settings (see page 75), and complete the print 
preparations (see page 104).
2 Select the DPOF icon  , and 
press the SET button.
hThe DPOF Screen appears.
3 Select “PRINT”, and press the SET button.
hPrinting begins.
hPrinting begins about 1 minute after the SET button is pressed.
HINT
iIn step 2, if you press the [l] or [m] arrow button, you can confirm the 
images that are set to print.
iReserved images print   is not possible if a printer is used that does not 
support your cameras DPOF function.
DPOF9
PRINT
EXIT
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DIRECT-PRINT
To change the print settings and print images (change print settings)
Images can be printed according to settings specified by the digital camera, 
such as paper type, size, layout, printing quality, etc.
1 Complete the print preparations (see page 104).
2 Select the printer settings icon  , 
and press the SET button.
hThe Printer Settings Screen 
appears. 
MEDIA 
TYPE:Specify the type of 
paper used for printing.
PAPER SIZE:Specify the size of 
paper used for printing.
LAYOUT:Specify how the images 
are to be arranged on 
the paper.
QUALITY:Select the print quality 
for the images.
DATE 
STAMP:Print the date the photo 
was taken.
EXIT:Return to the Printing 
Mode Screen.PRINTER SETTINGS
PRINTER VALUEMEDIA TYPE
EXITPRINTER VALUE
PRINTER VALUE
PRINTER VALUE
PRINTER VALUEPAPER SIZE
LAYOUT
QUALITY
DATE STAMP
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3 Adjust the printer settings.
1Press the [n] or [o] arrow button to select the printer setting 
parameter, and press the SET button.
hThe screen to set the selected parameter appears.
2Press the [n] or [o] arrow button to adjust the setting, and press the 
SET button.
hThe selected parameter is set, and you are returned to the Printer 
Settings Screen.
hFollow the same procedure to adjust the other parameters, as 
desired.
hThe contents of the settings that can be made for each parameter 
will differ depending on the printer.

hThe images will be printed according to the setting specified on 
the printer side.
4 Select “EXIT”, and press the SET button.
hYou are returned to the Printing Mode Screen.
NOTE
iFor special print functions such as borderless prints, the cameras settings 
may not be effective depending on the connected printer.
HINT
The parameters for the printer settings will differ depending on the 
printer that is connected.
To use printing functions that do not appear on your camera’s Printer 
Settings Screen
hChange the printer settings on the printer side. You will be able to print 
using the functions you specify on the printer.
If your printer does not have the functions that you have set with your 
camera
hThe camera’s printer settings will automatically change to “PRINTER 
VALUE” and the images will be printed according to the settings 
specified on the printer side.
When your printer does not have certain print functions and the 
functions do not appear on the Printer Settings Screen
hIt is not possible to print using those functions.
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APPENDICES 
COMMONLY ASKED QUESTIONS 
If you have a question about the camera operation, you might find the answer 
in this compilation of commonly asked questions.
Question Answer Action
PowerWhy doesn’t the 
power turn on?Due to cold 
temperatures, the 
batteries 
temporarily lost 
their power.Place the digital 
camera in your 
pocket to warm it 
up before using it.
The batteries are 
quickly 
consumed.The ambient 
temperature is 
ver y low.Keep the batteries 
in an environment 
of 10 to 40°C (50 
to 104°F).
Why does the 
 icon 
appear?The remaining 
battery power is 
low.Use a separately 
sold AC adapter 
(model VAR-
G4AEX for 
Europe, U.K. and 
others, and model 
VA R - G 4 AU  fo r  
North America 
and others), or 
replace with new 
batteries.
While the flash is 
recharging, why 
does the LCD 
monitor suddenly 
turn off?Battery power is 
low, activating the 
function that 
momentarily turns 
off the LCD 
monitor.Not a malfunction. 
When the flash is 
fully charged, the 
LCD monitor will 
turn on again.
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Question Answer Action
ShootingWhy isn’t the 
image captured 
when the shutter 
release button is 
pressed?The accessing 
indicator is 
flashing (data is 
being recorded).Please shoot the 
picture after the 
accessing 
indicator changes 
to the lit condition.
The accessing 
indicator is 
flashing.The saved data is 
being stored on 
the card or in the 
internal memory.Not a malfunction. 
Wait until the 
accessing 
indicator changes 
to lit before 
capturing the 
image.
Why doesn’t the 
flash operate?The digital 
camera has 
determined that 
the image is bright 
enough and the 
flash is not 
necessary.Not a malfunction. 
Capture the 
image; the digital 
camera will 
determine when 
the flash is 
necessary.
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COMMONLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Question Answer Action
ShootingDuring macro 
photography, why 
is the captured 
image displaced 
from the image as 
seen through the 
viewfinder?Due to the 
displacement 
between the 
camera lens and 
the viewfinder, a 
subject viewed 
close up through 
the viewfinder will 
appear lower in 
the captured 
image.Compose the 
photo while 
viewing the LCD 
monitor.
Are the settings 
retained even 
after the camera 
is turned off?— All settings except 
the exposure 
correction are 
retained even 
after the camera 
is turned off. Set 
the self-timer 
setting each time 
you take a photo; 
however, if you 
change the setting 
but do not take the 
photo, the setting 
is retained even 
after the camera 
is turned off.
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Question Answer Action
ShootingWhy does the 
clock warning icon 
 appear?The camera’s 
date and time 
settings have not 
been set.Set the date and 
time.
Which resolution 
setting should I 
use?— Select the 
resolution setting 
according to the 
intended use: 
 : 
Appropriate for 
printing letter-size 
or larger, and for 
printing a close-up 
of part of a photo 
(trimming).
: For printing 
standard photo 
(photo service) 
sizes. 
: For photos 
displayed on a 
web page, or sent 
as e-mail 
attachments.
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COMMONLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Question Answer Action
ShootingWhat is the 
difference 
between the 
digital zoom and 
the optical zoom?— Because shooting 
with the optical 
zoom uses the 
optics of a 
physical lens, you 
can shoot without 
losing minute 
details in the 
image. The digital 
zoom, on the 
other hand, works 
by magnifying a 
portion of the 
image that hits the 
CCD sensor and 
may produce a 
coarser image.
How can I get the 
distant view into 
focus?— Set the focus 
range to infinity 
.
How can I take 
photos using slow 
synchro?—1Set the scene 
select setting 
to night view 
. 
2Set the flash 
mode to a 
mode other 
than flash off 
. 
iIn the forced 
flash  
mode, slow 
synchro 
shooting is 
ensured.
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