Vivitar viviCam 3350 - Manual

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Contents 1. Introduction 1.1. Overview 1.2. Warnings and Precautions 1.3. Package Contents 1.4. System Requirements 1.5. Vivicam 3350 Features 2. Installing the Battery 3. Installing the Software 3.1. Twain Driver 3.2. PhotoImpression 3.3. Funhouse 3.4. In-A-Flash LE 3.5. User Manual 4. Capturing Im...

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3.0 Installing the Software - Install the camera software before connecting the camera to your computer for the first time. Place the Vivicam 3350 CD ROM into your CD-ROM drive. The CD will run automatically and present this welcome screen: There are five components on the CD ROM: 1. Twain Driver 2....

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3.2 PhotoImpression – You may wi sh to install Arcsoft PhotoImpression™. Although it is not required to operate the camera; it is the perfect imaging software for novice and skilled users alike. PhotoImpression is an image editor with tools for enhancing, printing, and getting creative with your V33...

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4.3 Camera Information Display - Beyond the basics of capturing an image, the Vivicam 3350 has many other features. Turn on the camera and notice the many icons and symbols on the Information display: As you press the Power/Menu button the display will change in the following order. To learn more ab...

Page 21 - Resolution; Note: The best quality images are captured using Hi and Ld.

4.10 Light Frequency - When capturing images or movie clips under indoor lighting the image quality will be best if you set the camera to match the frequency of the room-lighting. In generally 60Hz frequency is used in United States and Asia. 50Hz is most common in UK, Japan, and Europe. To change t...

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4.12 Techniques for Capturing the Best Images - The ViviCam 3350 can take good images. There are a few tips for getting the best possible images from your camera. 1. Use good lighting. The ViviCam 3350 works best with adequate lighting. Since it has no flash your subject must be adequately illuminat...

Page 23 - Down load Images to your Computer; connecting your ViviCam 3350 to your PC for the; first; time; ViviCam 3350 Desktop icons:

5.0 Down load Images to your Computer Note: Before connecting your ViviCam 3350 to your PC for the first time you must first install the Twain driver first (see section 3.1). After the driver software has been installed, your still images and movie clips can be transferred to your PC using the USB c...

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5.1 Transfer Images to your PC - To transfer images to your PC connect the camera to your PC. Double click on the desktop camera icon: This screen (called the Graphical User Interface, or GUI ) will appear: Step 1: Click on the “Down Load” button. Images from the camera will appear in the display ar...

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5.2.2 Transferring your Images to FunHouse – To transfer your images from the ViviCam 3350 to FunHouse follow these steps: Step 1: Start FunHouse. Select a template. Step 2: Click on “Get Photo”. Step 3: Click on the “Acquire” button. The Twain source selection dialog box will appear. Select ViviCam...

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6.0 PC/Web Camera Video Function 6.1 Using the ViviCam 3350 in Video Mode – PC users may use their Vivicam 3350 as a PC/Web cam. Note that the ViviCam 3350 is a dual mode camera. It is both a digital-still camera and a PC video camera. In the video mode the ViviCam 3350 is known as the “Dual-Mode DS...

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6.3 Using the ViviCam 3350 with Movie Maker on Windows XP – Windows XP users can use Windows Movie Maker. 1. Click on Start, Programs, Accessories, Windows Movie Maker to start Movie Maker: 2. After Movie Maker starts - a. Click on: “Capture from a Video Device” b. Select “Dual-Mode DSC(2770)” in th...

Vivitar viviCam 3350 - Manual

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