Vivitar 8300s user manual Manual Mode

Page 41

[M] Manual Mode

In manual mode, the aperture value and the shutter speed can be varied individually.

1. Slide the mode switch to [ ] and set the mode dial to [M].

2. Press the SET button.

After pressing the SET button in [M]

mode, the /buttons turns into S/T buttons for adjusting shutter speed. After pressing the SET button in [M]

mode, the / buttons turns into W/X buttons for adjusting aperture value. Pressing the SET button again, the S/T/W/X buttons returns to focus setting/self-timer/exposure compensation/ flash setting function.

3. Set the shutter speed with the S/T buttons.

4. Set the aperture value with the W/X buttons.

5. Compose the image, press the shutter button down halfway, and then press it down fully.

In the flash photography mode, when [ ] and [ ] are set, the fastest shutter speed is 1/250 second.

User’s Manual >>

EN-41

Page 40 Page 42
Image 41
Page 40 Page 42
Contents User’s Manual Digital Camera Do not use the ViviCam 8300s in areas near water Safety InstructionsDo not subject the LCD monitor to impact This might cause damage to the person’s eyesightEN-5 Contents 8300s to Your Computer Downloading Images and Video Files Installing the USB DriverCongratulations on your purchase of the ViviCam 8300s OverviewMovie mode Package Contents Power indicator Mode dial Sets the ViviCam 8300s modeSelf-timer LED Operate the ViviCam 8300s without batteryRear View SET button Multi-selector buttonButton Scrolls upwards Focus button Button Scrolls right Flash buttonBe set automatically, but other parameters ProgramAuto exposure May be set manuallyFlash charging Progress Status LED IndicatorBattery charge For Photography modes LCD Monitor IconsFor Photography modes P Tv Av M Playback mode -Still image playback For Movie modePlayback mode -Video playback Protect icon Mode icon Play mode Total timeAttach the ViviCam 8300s strap as shown in the illustration Attaching the ViviCam 8300s StrapRemoving the Battery Inserting and Removing the Battery Optional AccessoryInserting the Battery Charging the Battery InsertingandRemovinganSDCardOptionalAccessory Using an AC Power Adapter Optional AccessoryInserting an SD card Removing an SD cardTurning the Power On/Off Setting the Date and Time Choosing the Display Language Formatting an SD Memory Card User’s Manual Setting Image Resolution and QualityPossible number of shots still image DigitalUsing the Optical Viewfinder Auto ModeUsing the LCD Monitor Using the Optical Zoom Press the shutter button to capture a zoomed image Using the Digital ZoomCapture Mode Continuous Setting the FlashFirework SingleAutomatic Table below will help you choose the appropriate flash modeSetting the Focus Button is pressed Setting the Self-timerToggle Effective Subjects and Set Values Exposure Compensation/Backlight CorrectionPProgramAutomaticExposurePhotographyMode Tv Shutter Speed Priority Photography Mode Av Aperture Priority Mode Manual Mode Scene mode Description Setting the Scene ModeAvailable capture menu in scene mode Setting the Panorama Mode Movie Mode Image Display Information Playing Back Still ImagesPlaying Back Video Clips Playing Back Still Images/Video Clips on a TV Playing back voice memo Attaching Voice MemosThumbnail Display Zoom Playback Slideshow Display Protecting Images Canceling ProtectionProtecting Images Protecting multiple images Immediate Erasure Quick Delete Function Deleting in Playback ModeDeleting Images That you want to delete Procedure and select all the imagesDeleting selected images Resizing an Image Resize Compressing an Image Quality Change Photography Menu Capture tab Scene ModeSharpness ISO Photography Menu Function tab Capture ModeDigital Zoom Video Menu Capture tab Video Menu Function tab Playback Menu Mode, set which settings are to be used for playbackResize Card Info Setup Menu Basic tabFr. No. Reset Beep FormatAuto Off Refer to section in this manual titled TransferringSetup Menu Custom tab System Requirements Macintosh System Requirements WindowsMacintosh OS 9.0 computers Installing the USB DriverWindows 98 computers Connecting the ViviCam 8300s to Your Computer Macintosh Downloading Images and Video FilesWindows Connecting the ViviCam 8300s EN-76 To install Photo Explorer Installing Photo ExplorerInstalling Photo Express To install Photo Express Installing CoolUSER’S Manual on CD-ROM Installing Acrobat ReaderViviCam 8300s Specifications AC power adapter 5V/3A, optional Interface OUT terminal USB terminal USB Power supplyDimension WxHxD Weight Approx g without the battery & SD cardViviCam 8300s malfunction Power SupplyShooting Playback Symptom Cause MeasureAbout connecting to your computer/software Other Problems

8300s specifications

The Vivitar 8300s is a compact digital camera renowned for its user-friendly design and impressive functionality. Targeted at photography enthusiasts and casual users alike, this camera has carved a niche for itself by combining simplicity with advanced features.

At the heart of the Vivitar 8300s is a powerful 8.1-megapixel sensor, allowing for high-resolution images that maintain clarity and detail even when enlarged. The camera offers a variety of shooting modes, providing versatility for different photography styles. Features such as Auto, Manual, and Scene modes make it accessible to novice photographers while also catering to more experienced users seeking to exert creative control.

One of the standout features of the Vivitar 8300s is its 3-inch LCD display. This large screen allows for easy framing and reviewing of images, while also supporting intuitive menu navigation. The display is bright and clear, making it easier to shoot in various lighting conditions. Additionally, the camera's compact size makes it highly portable and ideal for travel, ensuring that users can capture memories on the go.

The Vivitar 8300s incorporates several shooting technologies that enhance its performance. It features a built-in flash for low-light conditions, ensuring that subjects remain well-lit, while the optical zoom allows for distance photography without sacrificing image quality. Users appreciate the optical image stabilization feature, which reduces motion blur, particularly beneficial for capturing sharp images in dynamic situations.

Furthermore, the camera supports video recording, allowing users to capture moments in motion. With adjustable settings, users can record at various resolutions, making it suitable for different needs, from personal memories to social media sharing.

The battery life of the Vivitar 8300s is another advantage, with the camera capable of taking numerous shots on a single charge. For connectivity and sharing, it supports USB output, making it easy to transfer images to a computer or other devices for editing and sharing.

In conclusion, the Vivitar 8300s combines an impressive set of features with ease of use, making it a great choice for anyone looking to explore photography. Its compact design, versatile shooting modes, and strong performance in various conditions position it as a solid option for both budding photographers and seasoned users seeking a reliable digital camera.
Top Page Image Contents