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Camera overview 

Camera overview 

The various views of the digital camera are shown on the following pages. Take a moment 
to review these illustrations and become familiar with the terms used in this manual. 

Front view 

 

1. 

Shutter button: Press this button to capture still images. 

2. 

Photo sensor: The light sensor detects the amount of surrounding light and adjusts 
the automatic flash setting accordingly. 

3. 

Self-timer LED (red): This LED indicates self-timer mode and blinks when you take 
pictures using the self-timer. 

4. 

Video button: Press this button to record movie clips. 

5. 

Built-in flash: Use the flash to take pictures in low light conditions and to remove 
unwanted shadows in bright conditions. 

6. 

Viewfinder: Use the viewfinder to frame your shot instead of the LCD screen and 
conserve power. 

7. 

Microphone: Use the built-in microphone to record sound for movie clips and voice 

memos. 

8. 

Speaker: The built-in speaker enables you to listen to audio while playing back 

voice memos or movie clips. 

9. 

AV OUT and USB port cover: The cover houses the AV OUT and USB ports. 

10. 

Lens and internal lens cover: The lens focuses the light onto the digital image 

capturing circuitry. For the best picture quality, care should be taken to ensure it 
remains free of dust, fingerprints, and scratches. The internal lens cover protects 

the lens from dust or damage, and can be closed by the sliding door power switch. 

11. 

Tripod connector: Use the tripod connector to fix the camera to a tripod. This 
optional accessory is used to hold the camera still. It is especially useful for taking 

low light night images. 

Summary of Contents for Vivicam 3805

Page 1: ...4 0 Megapixel Digital Camera User manual...

Page 2: ...ing the eyes or mouth Do not use in the presence of flammable gas Using electronic equipment near flammable gas could result in explosion or fire Observe proper precautions when handling batteries The...

Page 3: ...e flash 17 Setting the resolution 17 Using the self timer 18 Using preset scene modes 18 Adjusting camera settings using the menu 18 White balance 18 EV compensation 19 Special effect 20 Recording mov...

Page 4: ...Appendix C Hardware specifications ________________________________ 29 Appendix D FCC Statement ________________________________________ 30 2...

Page 5: ...ble you to click pictures in all types of environments This chapter describes the features and components of the camera and provides instructions on getting started to capture pictures or movie clips...

Page 6: ...ed If any of the items is missing or appears damaged contact an authorized service center for assistance 1 Quick start guide 2 Warranty card 3 Hand strap 4 Two 2 AA alkaline batteries Included for tes...

Page 7: ...ons 6 Viewfinder Use the viewfinder to frame your shot instead of the LCD screen and conserve power 7 Microphone Use the built in microphone to record sound for movie clips and voice memos 8 Speaker T...

Page 8: ...ur subject while in capture mode In playback mode use this button to zoom out and switch between thumbnail review and full screen modes 5 Shutter button Press this button to capture still images 6 Zoo...

Page 9: ...e capture Sets the scene mode while capturing still images OK Turns LCD on or off in capture mode Press this button to confirm selection of an item in the menu and to start playback of a voice memo or...

Page 10: ...w images or movie clips before capture It displays various icons indicating the camera settings In addition it also enables you to adjust the camera settings through the on screen menu The LCD screen...

Page 11: ...0 5 Zoom slider indicates level of zoom 6 Battery status full 10 30 capacity less than 10 empty If this indicator is blinking the camera will turn off in 3 seconds 7 EV exposure value compensation val...

Page 12: ...3 Still image with voice memo 4 Movie clip 5 Current file number total number of files 6 Previous image or movie clip 7 Battery status full 10 30 capacity less than 10 empty If this indicator is blin...

Page 13: ...2 through 3 Pull the long end of the strap tight to onomy use Ni MH rechargeable batteries with your new camera 1 Slide the battery memory card compartment cover on the side of the camera through the...

Page 14: ...movie clips as you like depending on the capacity of the memory card and image resolution NOTE The SD MMC card is an optional accessory When the card is inserted only the SD MMC card is used to store...

Page 15: ...The camera s stylish design offers a unique way of turning your camera on off Your camera has a sliding door switch which not only controls power but also operate the internal lens cover To turn the c...

Page 16: ...y text in English Spanish French German Italian Portuguese Simplified Chinese and Japanese To set the display language do the following 1 Turn the camera on 2 Press the MENU button to display the menu...

Page 17: ...stallation If the CD does not auto run on your system you may access the CD by double clicking the drive MY COMPUTER menu on your computer s desktop screen To view the user manual navigate to the CD d...

Page 18: ...on to switch between the capture and playback modes Taking photographs Use this procedure to quickly capture a still image 1 Turn on the camera and ensure that it is in capture mode 2 Use the LCD scre...

Page 19: ...ted for various light conditions Press the button repeatedly to select the desired flash setting as shown below Icon Description Forced off In this mode the flash is disabled Auto The camera senses wh...

Page 20: ...ubject Icon Description None Normal This is the normal mode of operation Night shoot Choose this mode when taking pictures at night or under very poor light conditions Put the camera on a stable surfa...

Page 21: ...to enter the camera The EV compensation is expressed as a single number that is used by the digital camera to calculate the correct combination of aperture and shutter speed for producing optimum qua...

Page 22: ...t 5 Press the OK button to confirm your selection 6 Press the MENU button to exit the menu Recording movie clips The movie mode allows you record MPEG movie clips on your camera s internal memory or S...

Page 23: ...r movie clips you ve taken If a still image has a voice memo as indicated by the voice memo icon press the OK button to play the voice memo Press the OK button to stop playing the voice memo Magnifyin...

Page 24: ...iew mode up to nine pictures are shown on the LCD simultaneously Use the and buttons to cycle through the thumbnails To return to full screen review select the photo you want to view and press the OK...

Page 25: ...to select DELETE 4 Use the or buttons to select the desired option as listed in the table above 5 Press the OK button to confirm your selection A confirmation message is displayed Select YES to confir...

Page 26: ...displayed at 5 second intervals in the sequence they were taken 4 Press the OK button to stop the slide show Transferring photos or movie clips to an SD MMC card To transfer your images and movie cli...

Page 27: ...de 2 Connect the camera to the computer with the USB cable The LCD screen turns on and displays Connecting The LCD screen turns off after 5 seconds and all camera buttons are disabled 3 Start Windows...

Page 28: ...otos or movie clips to play back the files on your camera Selecting the TV setting When you connect the camera to the TV with the included AV cable you have the option to choose a transmission format...

Page 29: ...and battery charge is too low to fire the flash Capture images or video without using flash Or replace the batteries before using the flash again 1 second PROCESSING Insufficient space in the RAM to h...

Page 30: ...t it on a tripod to take pictures The computer does not recognize the camera The camera was connected to a personal computer running Windows 98SE before installing the software Connect the camera to t...

Page 31: ...s Approximate Movie mode 320x240 15 fps File formats Still image JPEG EXIF 2 2 Movie MPEG1 MPEG4 optional LCD monitor 1 5 inch color LCD Storage media Built in 16 MB Flash memory Supports SD MMC card...

Page 32: ...nerates uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions may cause harmful interference to radio communications However there is no guarant...

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