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- Page 1 Vivicam 2755 User Manual English 021011...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
Contents Getting Started.....................9 W hat’ s Inside.......................9 Optional Items....................9 CD Disk contents....................10 System Requirements (W indows) ............10 System Requirements (Macintosh) ............10 Getting to know the camera ..............1 1 Using the camera .....................12 Power Supply .....................12 Inserting Batteries ...................12 Battery Life Indicator..................13 Flash Memory ......................13 Extended Flash Memory ................13 Using AC Power....................14... - Page 3 Erasing Pictures from Memory ............20 Defining Picture Quality .................20 Using the Flash ....................2 1 Using the Self-Timer ...................2 1 Memory Full .....................2 1 Installing capture driver and software..........22 Installing the TW AIN Driver..............22 Installing MGI PhotoSuite SE...............22 Introducing MGI PhotoSuite SE............23 Launching MGI PhotoSuite SE.............23 The MGI Activity Guide................23 Downloading Pictures from the Camera........24...
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Page 4: Getting Started
Getting Started Congratulations on purchasing your new Digital Camera. This camera is a state-of-the-art camera bringing to you the ease of use of traditional cameras combined with such high-tech functionality as full-color LCD (Liquid Crystal Display) photo previewing, allowing you to immediately see the pictures you have just taken;... -
Page 5: Cd Disk Contents
CD Disk Contents Photo image editing software - allows you to quickly and easily touch up any photo captured with your camera. TWAIN Acquire module - lets you download pictures from all TWAIN- compliant devices straight into your computer. System Requirements (Windows) Personal computer with minimum 486-33MHz processor Microsoft Windows operating system ( Windows95/98 ready) 8MB or more of RAM... -
Page 6: Getting To Know The Camera
Getting to know the camera Erase Macro/Normal Mode switch 2 Information Button Display Record/Play 3 Multiple Display Power 4 Shutter Release Viewfinder 10 Menu Forward/Self-Timer 12 Backward/Flash 13 LCD Display... -
Page 7: Using The Camera
Using the camera Power Supply This camera features a two-way power supply that lets you use either batteries (AA-size Alkaline) or a household AC current. Inserting Batteries Place your thumb on the battery door. 2 Slide the battery door away from the camera. -
Page 8: Battery Life Indicator
Battery Life Indicator When the camera has sufficient power, the Power icon on the LCD display of the camera remains dark. When the power is low, the Low Power icon is Flashed to indicate that the batteries are weak and need to be replaced. Also, do not use the Flash or Auto-Flash features while battery power is low. -
Page 9: Using Ac Power
Using AC Power To run the camera on standard AC power, use the 6.0V/2.5AC Adaptor. Always be sure to use the AC adaptor which comes with the camera; or optional from the manufacture. Any other inappropriate adaptor may cause damage to the camera which is not covered under the warranty. Grasp the adaptor, not the cord, when unplugging the adapter from a wall socket. -
Page 10: Taking Pictures
Taking Pictures 1 Turn the camera on by pressing the Power button .When the camera is activated, you will see a small LED light on beside the Viewfinder. If you would lik e to use the LCD display,you can turn it on by pressing the Display button. -
Page 11: Using The Lcd Display
Using the LCD Display Using the built-in Liquid Crystal Display (LCD), you can view pictures in a few seconds after capturing them. The following section describes how to use the LCD and its various functions. Note: You need not activate the LCD to tak e pictures - however, using it while capturing will shorten the lifespan of your batteries. -
Page 12: Viewing Thumbnails
3 Press the Record/ Play button again to return to Record mode and resume tak ing pictures. Viewing Thumbnails In addition to previewing single frames on the LCD screen, you can also view 9 thumbnail images of the pictures in the storage queue. This gives you the advantage of being able to see at once all the pictures you have already taken rather than having to scroll through them all one by one. - Page 13 Compensation - allows you to set the Exposure Value(EV) compensation manually from -1. 8 to +1. 8 in 0. 3 steps. Use Self/ + button to add the value , or Flash/- button to subtract to value , then press Menu button to set the value . W.Balance - different light sources produce light of different colors.
- Page 14 Auto Off - allows you to set the interval for auto power off time. Press either the Self/+ or Flash/- button to increase the interval of shut off time.Selecting the Menu button to accept the setting .Note that you can set the interval from 2 to 59 minutes. Quality - toggles between Normal and Fine mode.
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Page 15: Erasing Pictures From Memory
Erasing Pictures from Memory The Erase button allows you to remove any unwanted pictures from the memory. 1 After turning the camera on, press the Record/Play button to enter the PLA Y mode. 2 To remove a picture, scroll to the picture then press the Erase button . A dialog ask ing you to confirm the deletion appears on the LCD. -
Page 16: Using The Flash
Using the Flash The digital camera has three different flash modes: AUTO (the default mode); FILL; and OFF. Each of these modes can be accessed via the Flash/- button on the back side of the camera. AUTO - the camera automatically fires the flash when the brightness of the subject or scene is too low. -
Page 17: Installing Capture Driver And Software
Installing capture driver and software Once you have your camera connected to your computer, the next step is to trans- fer the pictures contained in the camera memory to your computer’s hard disk . Be- fore you start download the pictures, you need to install first the appropriate hard- ware capture drivers (TWAIN drivers) and image editing software. -
Page 18: Introducing Mgi Photosuite Se
Introducing MGI PhotoSuite SE This section shows you how to download pictures from your camera using MGI PhotoSuite SE and briefly de- scribes the other features of the software. Launching MGI PhotoSuite SE After the software installation is complete, you will see that the MGI PhotoSuite SE program folder is still open on your desk top. -
Page 19: Downloading Pictures From The Camera
Downloading Pictures from the Camera Once you have TWAIN driver and PhotoSuite software installed in your PC, you may start download pictures from this digital camera. Note If your camera's memory is full, you must remove pictures from memory before capturing new ones. -
Page 20: For Usb Interface (Optional For Macintosh)
For USB interface : (Optional for Macintosh) 1. Plug one end of the USB cable into the PC's or Mac’s USB port. 2. Connect the other end of the USB cable to the camera. 3. Turn on your camera. PC(USB) Note Downloading images through a PC's or Mac’s USB port is faster than a serial port. -
Page 21: Appendix 1 : Lcd Icons
Appendix 1 : LCD Icons Here’s a summary of all the icons found in the LCD screen of the digital camera,and what they mean. Fill Flash Fine Quality mode No Flash Normal Quality mode Auto Flash Save to Build-in Memory Self-Timer on Save to Compact Flash Card Full battery power... -
Page 22: Appendix 3 : Digital Camera Specifications
Appendix3: DigitalCamera Specifications Image Sensor: 1/4" CCD, with 350,000 pixels LCD Display: 1.8" color display with 30 image/sec for movie-lik e display Image Resolution: 640 x 480 pixels Color: 24-bit (16.7 million colors) Memory: 0MB, 2MB, 4MB or 8MB internal flash memory Storage: 32/64/128 pictures with JPEG data compression in 2/4/8MB build-in memory.
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