Vivitar Vivicam 35 User Manual

 
 more images (four times more) than VGA
 resolution. 
 
 Press the 
Shutter
 button to change “
Hi” to “
LO
.” (QVGA
 f.  
LO
” to “
Hi.” (VGA
 mode) 
 
he 
Shutter
 button to set the picture to “ HD ” (highest image quality, using the 
mage quality
, using more compression). 
 
s under indoor lighting the image quality
 .  
 If you w
ould like to get into the QVGA
 resolution, turn on the camera. 
 Press
the 
Mode
 button until “    ” appears on the LCD display
 and “
Hi” start 
lashing on & off....

 
 
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The minimum focus distance is three to four feet (one meter.) 
4.  Position your primary subject in t he center of the image.    The ViviCam 
35 focuses best in the center of the image.    The edges of your images 
are softly focused, giving a nice soft perimeter effect to each image. 
display.    This is the other frequency setting.    Press t
change to this setting. 
he  Shutter  button to 
 button to set the flash to automatic  flash (Strobe Automatic) or forced 
est Images - 
   
ing....

 
 5.0 Dow
nload Images to y
our Computer 
Note:  
Before connecting your V
 
iviCam
 35 to your PC for the 
first
 time you ver 
 
e camera is connected to 
 Cl
 Tthdo
must first inst
all the cam
era driver fi
rst (see section 3.1). 
 After the dri
software has been inst
alled, your still im
ages and m
ovie clip
s can be 
transferred to your PC using the USB cable.  Connect y
our camera to y
our PC using the USB cable. 
 The camera w
ill 
beep 
once, indicating the connection is es
tablished.  The...

 
 The images in y
our camera w
ill appear as 
thumbnail sized images as show
n: 
 Using y
our mouse click on images to selct 
them. 
 (Right click on an image 
to enlarge 
it.) You may
 click on the “
Select A
ll” button 
to select every
 image. 
 If there are more than tw
elves images in 
camera memory
 click on “
Next Page
.”  
 Click on the “
Sav
e to Disk
” button to save 
the selected images to your PC. 
 A “Save 
As” dialog box
 will appear to allow
 The default directorylly 
ith the name...

 
 
Delete the im
ages from
 cam
era m
emo
5.2 T
ransferring y
our Image-22- 
them to PhotoImpression to edit them prior to sav
ry so you can capture m
ore. 
 
hotoImpression – 
To
ng these step
s:  

on. 
own ges.   

ar.  
 
 Double click on “
mera.” 
Vivicam 35 GUI control p
anel 
ars on the screen. 
llow the 
step
s in the prior section. 
 a fourth button appears in 
the V35 GUI – “
Transfer to 
AP”.  
Instead of immediately
 saving y
our im
ages to disk you may
 first transfer 
ing them.  
s to...

 
 6.0 PC/W
eb Camera V
ideo Function 
hat the 
camera.  It is both a digit
al-still camera and a PC 
he ViviCam 35 is know
n as the 
“ViviCam 35” 
 
b cam you 
must first inst
all the driver from the 
installed and the camera is 
onnected to your PC y
ou may
 view
 live video several w
ays: 
 
Use the PCCam video utility
 include
e camera.  (Refer to 
section 6.2.) 
2. 
Use y
our favorite third-p
arty video 
3. 
Use Microsof
t NetMeeting (see se
4. 
Use Window
s Movie Maker for 
 Note: 
 The V
ivicam...

 
 6.2 Using the V
iviCam
 35 w
ith PCCam
 – 
 1. Click 
on 
Start, Programs
, Vivicam 35
, PCCam
 - to st
art the PCCam 
.3 Using the ViviCam 35 w
ith NetMeeting – 
up your 
3. 
From the Options dialog box, select the 
Video tab. 
. 
program: 
2. 
The camer
a will st
art functioning as a PC camer
a. Or you may
 select 
“Options” -> 
“Prev
iew
” to begin the video function. 
 6 You 
may
 wish to use MS NetMeeting. 
 Follow
 the step
s below
 to set 
camera as the video capture device. 1. S
tart...

 
 6.4 Using the V35 w
ith Mov
ie Maker on W
 
indows XP
 – 
Window
s XP
 users can use Window
s Movie Maker
.  
ter
a. 
Click 
on:  “
Capture from a V
ideo Dev
ice” 
b. 
Select “V
iviCam 35” in the available devices section. 
c. 
Follow
 on-screen instructions until live-video is display
ed. 
Click on Start, Programs
, Accessories
, Window
s Mov
ie Maker 
to st
art 
Movie Maker:           Af
 Movie Maker
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  7.0 S
pecifications 
 Image Resolution: 640 x 480 Pixels (V
GA), or 320 x 240 Pixels (QVGA) 
Resolution 
Number of Images 
Built-in memory
:  8 MB (SDRAM) 
Image S
torage Capacity
 (approximate): 
 640 x 480 (VGA)/HD 
25 
640 x 480 (VGA)/LD 
119 
320 x 240 (QVGA)/HD 
100 
320 x 240 (QVGA)/LD 
463 
Movie = 320 x 240 (QVGA) 
120 seconds 
 SCelf-Timer: 10 seconds 
apture Modes: Single, Continuous, AVI Capture (movie clip
s) 
utomatic Energy Saving: automatically
 shut-dow
n af
ter 30 seconds 
xposure...