Vivitar Vivicam 3735 user manual Setup Menu, Self-Timer, Advanced, Language, Set Clock

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Self-Timer

When you need to take a solo picture or a group picture, including yourself, but no one is there to help you, turn ON the camera's Self-Timer. When the Self-Timer is ON, there will be a 10- second delay between the time you press the Shutter button and the time the picture is taken, giving you just enough time to run in front of the camera to include yourself in the picture. To know more on how to take pictures using the Self-Timer, refer to "Using the Self-Timer" under the section "Taking Pictures".

Note:

The Self-Timer is automatically turned off after the picture is taken or if the camera is powered off.

The Setup Menu

Use the Setup Menu options to control the use of your digital camera. In this menu, you can make adjustments to Advanced Setting, Language Selection, Date and Time, Auto Power Off, Sounds, LCD Brightness.

Advanced

The Advanced option displays camera information which include the firmware version. It also allows you to restore camera settings back to factory defaults.

Select Yes if you want to reset the camera to the original factory settings.

Language

Use the Language option to choose the language to use for displaying camera menus and messages. By default, English is the selected language.

Note:

The languages available for selection may be different on cameras in certain countries.

Set Clock

Use the Set Clock option to set your digital camera to the current date and time (in month/day/ year, hour:minutes format). You need to have accurate date and time settings in order to know when exactly each of your pictures was taken.

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Contents English Warranty Policy FCC NoticeWater in the camera may cause a fire or an electrical shock User’s manual Page User’s manual Table of Contents Camera Settings Taking PicturesViewing, Copying and Printing Installing Camera Software Transferring Pictures to the ComputerAppendices Introduction Front View Preparing the CameraGetting to Know the Camera Top ViewDial Knob Bottom ViewSide View Zoom LeverView Angle Adjustment Knob Voice Memo ButtonStatus LCD Attaching the Strap Preparing power supplyUsing an AC Power Adapter Optional Accessory Loading BatteriesInserting/Removing the Compact Flash card Inserting a Compact Flash CardRemoving a Compact Flash Card Turning the LCD Monitor On and Off Getting StartedTurning the Camera On and Off Checking BatteriesAdjusting the Menu Display Language and Time/Date Formatting the Compact Flash CardNavigating through Menus Using Menus When Taking PicturesUsing Menus When Viewing Pictures Internal Memory/CF Card FullHow to Change Settings Taking Pictures Taking Single PicturesOptical Zoom Taking Distant/Close-up PicturesZoom Control Digital ZoomFocus Lock Taking Sports PicturesFocus Range Lens Position Effective focus range Using the Flash Flash is disabled when your camera is in Burst modeTaking Burst Pictures Using the Self-Timer Voice Memo ISO Sensitivity Camera SettingsPicture Menu Exposure CompensationPicture Resolution and Quality White BalanceLighting Conditions Camera Menu Auto ReviewAdvanced Setup MenuSelf-Timer LanguagePressing the shutter button Auto OffSounds Pressing buttonLCD Viewing, Copying and Printing Viewing Single PicturesChoosing Information to Display on LCD Monitor Magnifying Pictures Displaying Pictures in Thumbnail ViewErasing Pictures Erasing Single PicturesErasing All Pictures Protecting Pictures Copying Pictures to CF CardOptionalTo select and protect a picture Selecting Pictures for Printing Playing a Slide ShowViewing on a TV Monitor Installing the SoftwareDriver & Image Application Installing Camera SoftwareInstallation CD Contents System RequirementsConnecting the Camera to Your Computer Transferring Pictures to the ComputerDownloading Pictures USB Connection Troubleshooting Appendices Understanding Camera Sounds and LEDDefault Camera Settings ISOCamera Specifications JPEG, EXIF, Dpof