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Page 1: Digital Camera
ViviCam T5050 Digital Camera User Manual © 2009-2016 Sakar International, Inc. All rights reserved. Windows and the Windows logo are registered trademarks of Microsoft Corporation. All other trademarks are the property of their respective companies. -
Page 2: Table Of Contents
Table of Contents Introduction ..........................3 What’s Included .......................... 3 Parts of the Camera ........................4 ............................... 4 ARTS OF THE AMERA ..............................5 ULTI UNCTIONAL UTTONS Initial Camera Setup ........................6 ................................7 NSTALLING THE ATTERIES SD M ............................... 8 NSTALLING THE EMORY .................................... - Page 3 LCD D ..................................24 ISPLAY ........................24 HOTO APTURE UICK UNCTION UTTONS ..................................28 LASH ..................................30 OCUS ..............................30 HOTO APTURE ENUS Video Capture Mode ......................... 38 ................................38 APTURING IDEO LCD I ..............................39 CONS AND ESCRIPTION ........................40 IDEO APTURE UICK...
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Page 4: Introduction
This camera is a Plug and Play device. You can download the pictures and videos captured by your camera without the software by directly accessing the camera’s memory card from your computer. It is recommended however that you install the Vivitar Experience Image Manager Software to enjoy the full Vivitar experience. -
Page 5: Parts Of The Camera
Parts of the Camera PARTS OF THE CAMERA - LIST 1. Power ON/OFF Button 11. Self Timer/Left Button 20. Shutter Button 2. ViviLink Button 12. LCD Screen 21. Flash Light 3. Playback Button 13. USB / HDMI Port 22. Manual Flash Open Button 4. -
Page 6: Multi-Functional Buttons
MULTI-FUNCTIONAL BUTTONS You can choose camera settings by pressing the 4-way control or OK. Left/Self –Timer Button: Scrolls left in menus. Toggles through the 4 self-timer options. Up/Flash Button: Scrolls up in menus. Toggle through the flash options. Right/Exposure Button: ... -
Page 7: Initial Camera Setup
Initial Camera Setup Installing the Batteries Installing Memory Card Open the battery compartment: SD Memory card (up to 32GB) needed for normal use. IMPORTANT: You must use only a Class 4 SD card or higher. Insert 4XAA (1.5V) batteries: Turning On the Camera Using the Camera old the camera securely. -
Page 8: Installing The Batteries
INSTALLING THE BATTERIES Use only the specified batteries for the camera. Use 4 x AA (1.5V) batteries. Alkaline batteries are recommended. Batteries not included. Note: When replacing batteries, always power off the camera before removing the batteries. Push the clip in the direction of the arrow shown on the clip and then slide the battery cover to the right to release and open it. -
Page 9: Installing The Sd Memory Card
INSTALLING THE SD MEMORY CARD Make sure an SD Memory Card has been properly inserted into your camera. IMPORTANT: You must use only a Class 4 SD card or higher. SD Memory card not included. To properly install the SD Memory Card: Open the SD Memory Card cover on the side of the camera to reveal the SD Memory Card slot. -
Page 10: Power On
Note: After the SD Memory card is installed and the camera is powered on, an SD icon will appear on the LCD display. If you do not see the SD icon on the display, please check if the card was inserted properly. ... -
Page 11: Main Camera Modes
Main Camera Modes Your digital camera has different modes for the various camera functions. Photo Capture Mode Use this mode to capture pictures with your digital camera. To take a picture, aim your camera as desired and press the Shutter button halfway to focus, then press the Shutter button fully to capture the image. -
Page 12: Camera Technical Specifications
Camera Technical Specifications Image Sensor CMOS Sensor 5152x3864 (20 MP), 4896x3672 (18MP), 4608x3456 (16MP), 4288x3216 (14MP), 4000x3000 (12MP), 3648x2736 (10MP), Image Resolution 3264x2448 (8MP), 3648x2056 (7M HD), 2592x1944 (5M), 2048x1536 (3M), 1920x1080 (2M HD), 640x480(VGA) Video Resolution 1280x720 (HD), 640x480 (VGA), 320x240 (QVGA) File Format Still Image: JPEG ;... -
Page 13: Computer System Requirements
Computer System Requirements To be able to download photos and videos to your computer using the Vivitar Experience Image Manager Software, you will need the following minimum configuration: WINDOWS OS MICROSOFT® Windows XP with Service Pack 3, Windows Vista with Service Pack 1 or MICROSOFT®... -
Page 14: Powering The Camera On/Off
Powering the Camera On/Off Make sure the batteries have been inserted properly into your digital camera. Make sure an SD card has been inserted into your camera. SD card up to 32GB - SD Card not included. Class 4 or higher is required. Please see Initial Camera Setup for more information. -
Page 15: Changing Camera Mode
Changing Camera Mode The procedure below is a general guideline for basic operation. It is particularly useful if you are new to the camera. Your camera has three main modes: Photo Capture Mode - Use this mode to capture photos with your camera. Video Capture Mode - Use this mode to capture videos with your camera. -
Page 16: Video Capture Mode
VIDEO CAPTURE MODE When in Video Capture Mode, the video icon displays on the top-left corner of the LCD display. T o switch to Video Capture Mode, press the HD button or turn the Mode Dial to Video. Press the Shutter or Video Record button to start capturing your video. -
Page 17: Navigating The Menus
Navigating the Menus The Photo Capture Mode, Video Capture Mode and Playback Mode each have a set of menus specific to that mode. The general Camera Setting also has its own set of menus. To access the menus: Press the Menu button to open the Main Menu screen. Two Main Menu options appear on the top of the menu display: ... -
Page 18: Selecting The Shooting Mode
Selecting the Shooting Mode MODE DIAL Rotate the Mode Dial to select one of the eight shooting modes: Icon Mode Description Take still pictures automatic mode. Auto The camera detects the shooting condition and automatically switches to the appropriate scene mode. The camera automatically configures the appropriate settings, Program so you can capture images with ease. -
Page 19: Aperture Priority Mode
APERTURE PRIORITY MODE Aperture Priority is often used when shooting static subjects or emphasizing the depth of field. In general, use a smaller aperture if a greater depth of field is needed. To adjust the Aperture Priority Mode value: Set the Mode Dial to Press the OK button. -
Page 20: Continuous Shooting Mode
CONTINUOUS SHOOTING MODE In this mode, you can take consecutive shots. Icon Mode Description Burst Takes three continuous pictures with a single press of the Shutter button. The Flash must always be off in this mode. AEB (Auto Automatically takes 3 pictures with slightly different Exposure settings in the shutter speed or the aperture value. - Page 21 Night Portrait Captures portrait in low lighting conditions. Food Captures food by enhancing color brightness and giving more vivid colors. Text Improves clarity and contrast when taking a close-up picture of documents. Snow Used under a very bright light environment such as snow scenes. Fireworks Adds exposure time to shoot firework trails.
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Page 22: Camera Feature: Vivilink
The ViviLink Share technology allows you to quickly and easily upload your camera’s photos and videos to the social networks of your choice with the accompanying Vivitar Experience Image Manager application. A ViviLink destination can be assigned to a photo or video in Capture mode prior to capturing your image or in Playback Mode. -
Page 23: Photo Capture Mode
Photo Capture Mode The Photo Capture mode allows you to capture pictures with your digital camera. CAPTURING YOUR PHOTO While in Photo Capture mode, use the LCD display to direct the camera at the scene you would like to capture. Set the Mode Dial to the desired Shooting Mode. -
Page 24: Lcd Icons And Description
LCD ICONS AND DESCRIPTION The following icons appear on the LCD display in Photo Capture Mode. Description Shooting Mode Flash Mode Focus Mode Self-Timer (On) Ant-Shake (On) Image Size Image Quality Numbers of Shots Available SD Card White Balance Metering Exposure Value (EV) Histogram Battery Level... -
Page 25: Lcd Display
Note: There are some camera settings that are by default set to ‘Off’ and therefore do not display an LCD icon. The LCD icon will only display once the setting is set to ‘ON’ or a specific option for that setting is chosen. This include following camera settings: Anti Shake, Detect (Face Detect, Smile Detect, Blink Detect, Object Detect), ViviLink, Self-Timer LCD DISPLAY The default display shows the camera setting icons on the top of the LCD screen. - Page 26 Flash – Toggles between the Flash options: Forced Off, Forced On, Auto Flash, Red Eye Reduction Reminder: Press the Flash button to raise the Flash before selecting a Flash option. Light Exposure – Opens the Light Exposure setting options. Right The Light Exposure setting helps you control the amount of light that enters your camera’s lens.
- Page 27 Opens the ViviLink for Photos options: None, Facebook, Twitgoo (Twitter), Twitpic (Twitter), Photobucket, ViviLink Flickr, Picasa Albums Opens the Playback Mode showing the last image captured. Playback Exits the Playback Mode. Opens the Video Capture Mode and automatically beings recording. Toggles between the Video Capture Mode and Photo Capture Mode.
- Page 28 photographing must be facing the camera and must hold the pose for at least 4 to 5 seconds until the green square(s) appears around the subject’s face. The Detect feature will not work with a side shot of the subject’s head. Open the ISO Menu.
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Page 29: Flash Mode
FLASH MODE Opening the Flash You need to manually raise the flash before switching to the flash mode. To open the flash: Push the button with the Flash icon next to the flash. The flash raises up. Closing the Flash To close the flash: ... - Page 30 Important: When using Flash, stand between 8 to 10 feet away from the scene you would like to capture. The MACRO mode must be turned off when you want to use the Flash. Flash Mode Options Icon Mode Description The Flash does not fire. Forced Off ...
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Page 31: Focus Mode
FOCUS MODE Icon Mode Description Auto focus Adjusts focus automatically. Macro Used when capturing images at a close distance. Infinity Used when capturing images at long distance. To select the Focus Mode: Set the Mode Dial to the desired Shooting Mode. Press the Down/Focus button repeatedly to toggle between the Focus Modes. -
Page 32: Image Quality Menu
Image Size Menu The Image Size menu allows you to choose the desired size of the images taken by your camera. Keep in mind that images with a higher resolution will also take up more of your camera’s memory. The Image Size options include: Icon Description Icon... - Page 33 To select the Image Quality: Press the Menu button. Press the Up/Down button to select ‘Image Quality’. Press the OK/Right button to enter the submenu. Press the Up/Down button to select an option. Press the OK button to confirm the setting. Note: An icon reflecting your selection is displayed on the LCD screen.
- Page 34 White Balance Menu White Balance compensates for color temperatures in different lighting conditions, so white and other colors can display properly when you capture images. The White Balance options include: Icon Mode Description Auto (Default) Adjusts white balance automatically. Daylight Used in bright daylight conditions.
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Page 35: Exposure Menu
The ISO options Include: Icon Description Automatically sets the ISO value. (Default) Equivalent to color ISO 50/100/200 film. Used for outdoor photography in bright sunlight. Equivalent to color ISO 400/800/1600 film. Used it in a low-light environment or where the flash light is not allowed. - Page 36 To select an Exposure option: Press the Menu button. Press the Up/Down button to select ‘Exposure’. Press the OK/Right button to enter the submenu. Press the Up/Down button to select an option. Press the OK button to confirm the setting. Note: ...
- Page 37 Color Effect Menu The Color Effect menu adds color filter effects to the image or video you want to capture. The Color Effect options include: Mode Description Normal (Default) No effects are added. Monochrome Adds an effect with monochromatic color tones. Adds an effect with dark reddish brown color tones, so the image or Sepia video looks as if it is old.
- Page 38 Date Stamp Menu This setting allows you to adjust the system time which can be display on the captured photos. The Date Stamp options include: Mode Description Off (Default) No date/time appears on the captured photo. Date The date appears on the captured photo. Date &...
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Page 39: Video Capture Mode
Video Capture Mode The Video Capture Mode allows you to capture videos with your digital camera. To enter Video Capture Mode, follow one of the steps below: Turn the Mode Dial to Video. Press the HD button. CAPTURING YOUR VIDEO Set the Mode Dial to Video Mode. -
Page 40: Lcd Icons And Description
LCD ICONS AND DESCRIPTION The following icons appear on the LCD display in Video Capture Mode. Description Shooting Mode Aspect Ratio/Resolution Available time left to capture video SD Card ViviLink Destination (On) ; No icon appears if ‘None’ is selected Battery Level... -
Page 41: Video Capture Mode Quick Function Buttons
VIDEO CAPTURE MODE QUICK FUNCTION BUTTONS Your digital camera has a four-directional pad that functions as Quick Function buttons: Button Function Left Video Record Pause – While recording, pauses the video capture and then Right continues recording. Down Enters the submenu options. ... -
Page 42: Video Capture Mode Menus
VIDEO CAPTURE MODE MENUS Using the Menu Button Press the Menu button to access Video Capture Menu setting options while in Video Capture Mode. To access the Menu options: Press the Menu button to view the list of Video Capture Mode Menu options shown under the camera icon: Press the Up/Down button to select a menu item. - Page 43 White Balance Menu White Balance compensates for color temperatures in different lighting conditions, so white and other colors can display properly when you capture images. The White Balance options include: Icon Mode Description Auto (Default) Adjusts white balance automatically. Daylight Used in bright daylight conditions.
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Page 44: Playback Mode
Playback Mode The Playback Mode allows you to review, edit and delete photos and videos that you’ve already taken with your camera. When you first turn on the camera, the camera will be in Capture mode by default. Press the Playback button to open the Playback Mode. -
Page 45: Selecting And Viewing Photos And Videos
Light exposure, ISO settings (displays on photos only) Protect/Lock. Lock icon indicates file is protected and cannot be edited/deleted. If the file is not locked then no icon appears. SELECTING AND VIEWING PHOTOS AND VIDEOS When the camera is in Playback Mode, press the Left (Self Timer) / Right (Exposure) button to preview the previous/next captured file. -
Page 46: Playing A Video
Playing a Video To view a video clip: Press the Playback button to enter Playback Mode. Press the Left/ Right button to scroll and select the video you want to playback. PLAY/PAUSE: Press the Up button to start playing the video. Press the Up button to pause the playing video and then press the Up button again to continue playing the video. -
Page 47: Playback Mode Menu Options
PLAYBACK MODE MENU OPTIONS Accessing the Playback Menus Press the Playback button to enter Playback Mode. Press the Left/Right button to select a captured photo or video. Press the Menu button to view the list of Playback Mode Menu options shown under the camera icon: Press the Up/Down button to select a menu item. -
Page 48: Delete Menu
Note: Any image that is locked displays a lock symbol on the LCD screen when viewing that image in the Playback Mode. Photos and videos that are not locked do not display the lock symbol. Remember that you cannot delete/edit files while they are locked. Delete Menu While in the Playback Mode, you can delete captured photos and videos from your camera through the Delete menu. -
Page 49: Slide Show
the delete options. You can continue to delete additional captured images or select ‘No’ to exit the Delete menu. DELETE MENU - Deleting a single file or all files: Press the Playback button to enter Playback Mode. Press the Left/Right button to select a file. Press the Menu button, then press the Up/Down button to highlight ‘Delete’. - Page 50 The Slide Show menu options include: Setting Option Description Select ‘Start’ to begin the Slide Show. Start Press the OK button to Pause. Press the Menu button to stop the Slide Show. Seconds Press Left/Right button to set the interval between 1/3/5 seconds Music Press Left/Right button to set the music that will play during the Slide Show.
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Page 51: Copy To Card
Copy to Card Captured images saved to your camera’s internal memory can be transferred to an SD Memory Card. Make sure you have installed the SD Memory card properly. To set up copy to card: Press the Playback button to enter Playback Mode. Press the Right/Left button to select a file. - Page 52 Rotate Use this menu to rotate the pictures that you’ve taken with your camera. To rotate a photo: Press the Playback button to enter Playback Mode. Press the Right/Left button to select a file. Press the Menu button and then press the Up/Down button to select ‘Rotate’. Press the OK button and then press the Up/Down button to select ‘Rotate/Save/Back’.
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Page 53: Voice Memo
Voice Memo The Voice Memo feature inserts a voice annotation to a selected image file. The Voice Memo menu options include: Setting Option Description Records new voice memo to selected image. Delete Deletes recorded voice memo from selected image. To record a Voice Memo: Press the Playback button to enter Playback Mode. -
Page 54: Photo Frame
Press the OK button to enter the submenu options. Press the Up/Down button to select ‘Yes/No’. Select ‘Yes’ and then press the OK button to set the selected photo. Select ‘No’ and then press the OK button to exit the Startup Image menu without selecting the image. -
Page 55: Camera Settings
Camera Settings The setup of your camera can be easily changed by using the Camera Settings menu options. To access the Camera Settings menu: Press the Menu button from any mode. Press the Right button to select the Camera Settings. The general Camera Settings includes the following menu options: Icon Mode... - Page 56 Format Memory Yes / No Card You can use the Format Memory Card menu to delete all of the content that is currently on your camera’s memory card or internal memory. Keep in mind that formatting the memory card or internal memory will permanently delete all of the content on your camera’s memory card or internal memory.
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Page 57: Installing The Software
Installing the Software INSTALLING THE SOFTWARE – USING THE CD ROM You must be connected to the Internet to install and run the Vivitar Experience Image Manager Software. Insert the installation CD into your CD-ROM drive. The installation screen should automatically open. -
Page 58: Installing The Software - Using The Online Link
On MACINTOSH OS: Click the “Quit” button when the installation is complete. Click the “Launch Vivitar Experience Image Manager” to open the application. 13) If you close the application you can run the Vivitar Experience Image Manager from the Programs (PC) or Applications (Mac) menu on your computer. -
Page 59: Connecting The Camera To The Computer
On WINDOWS OS the file name is: vivitargeneric_win.exe ON MAC OS in file name is: vivitargeneric_mac.pkg 4. Double click on the downloaded application file to install the Vivitar Experience Image Manager Software. 5. Follow all instructions. 6. Once installation is complete, the Vivitar Experience Image Manager opens automatically. -
Page 60: Getting Photos And Videos From The Camera To The Computer
Getting Photos and Videos from the Camera to the Computer IMPORTANT: Your camera must have the memory cad inserted. Do not disconnect the cable during transfer. Doing so will cancel the transfer of any files on their way to your computer. Select the “Get Images”... -
Page 61: Get Started
Edit images using automatic and manual tools Use automatic “Geotagging” with built in Google Maps For more details on how to use the Vivitar Experience Image Manager open the ‘Help guide’ or ‘Tour’ from the Help menu. Transferring Images from the Camera to the Computer... -
Page 62: Transferring Photos And Videos: Macintosh Os
TRANSFERRING PHOTOS AND VIDEOS: MACINTOSH OS Use the supplied USB cable to connect your camera to your computer. MSDC appears on the LCD. The camera’s device icon appears on the desktop. Click on the device icon and open the DCIM folder and the folder inside to view the media files. -
Page 63: Connecting The Camera To An Hdtv
Connecting the Camera to an HDTV Use your larger TV screen in place of the camera’s LCD screen by connecting an HDMI Cable (not included, purchased separately) from the digital camera to an HDTV. Once connected, the camera’s LCD screen turns blank and the camera can be used to playback your captured photos and videos. -
Page 64: Warranty Card
Warranty Card This warranty covers for the original consumer purchaser only and is not transferable. Products that fail to function properly UNDER NORMAL USAGE, due to defects in material or workmanship will be repaired at no charge for parts or labor for a period of one year from the time of purchase. -
Page 65: Technical Support
Technical Support For technical support issues please visit our website at www.vivitar.com. You can find manuals, software and FAQ’s at the website. Can’t find what you are looking for? E-mail us at support@vivitar.com and one of our technical support team members will answer your questions. - Page 66 This device complies with the part 15 of the FCC rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) this device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation. Caution: changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user’s authority to operate the equipment.