Fisher VPC-R1, VPC-R1E, VPC-R1EX

HINT

If the date and time are not set...

œJune 1, 2001, 00:00 (midnight) becomes the set time, and during playback

the displayed time will show as “2001/06/01 00:00”.

To correct the date and time setting

1On the screen in step 4, press [l] on the arrow button to select the line

you wish to correct.

2Press [c] to select the indication you wish to correct.

3Press [j] or [l] on the arrow button to correct the indication.

4Press the [SET] button.

Check the clock after changing the batteries.

œWhen you replace the batteries, the internal clock setting is usually backed

up for up to 15 minutes. However, depending on how long the batteries

have been used, in some cases the date and time setting may be cleared.

For this reason, after changing the batteries and before taking pictures, it is

recommended that you check that the clock setting is correct (steps 1

through 4).

English 64

Contents

Main Warning i FOR AMERICAN USERS FOR CANADIAN USERS Declaration of Conformity BEFORE READING THE MANUAL Regarding the data storage media iii Caution Symbols used in this manual CONTENTS BPREPARATION 1 BSHOOTING BPLAYBACK Page USING YOUR DIGITAL CAMERA SAFELY AND CORRECTLY CONCERNING THE DIGITAL CAMERA 3 WARNING Page (CONCERNING THE DIGITAL CAMERA) WARNING BDo not use the flash close to a persons face 5 BDo not use where there is risk of explosion BKeep the digital camera out of the reach of children BConcerning the Batteries (CONCERNING THE DIGITAL CAMERA) General precautions for the batteries 7 CAUTION BCautions when carrying the digital camera BCautions during use and storage Concerning the Accessories CAUTION 9 BCautions concerning the use of the AC adaptor BCautions concerning the CompactFlash BCautions when cleaning the digital camera BCautions concerning the batteries and their terminals BCautions when cleaning the lens BWhen not using the digital camera for a long period BCautions concerning condensation 11 BCautions concerning data storage BCautions when handling the CompactFlash CHECKING THE INCLUDED ACCESSORIES USING THE HAND-STRAP 13 Other separately sold devices PART NAMES Front Rear INSTALLING THE BATTERIES Page INSTALLING THE CARD Installing the Card 17 1 2 BTo remove the card... Page 6 7 TURNING THE POWER ON/OFF Turning the power on when the power save function is active 3 SHOOTING MODES 1 23 2 SHOOTING STILL IMAGES 1 2 3 SHOOTING STILL IMAGES Important points when capturing images 25 SEQUENTIAL SHOTS 1 3 SEQUENTIAL SHOTS 4 27 VIDEO CLIPS 1 2 3 PLAYBACK MODES 1 29 3 BTo exit the Playback Settings screen, press the [MODE] button again. 100-0046 4 2001/06/15 PLAYING BACK STILL IMAGES Playing back still images one by one 31 1 2 PLAYING BACK SEQUENTIAL SHOTS 1 2 3 5 PLAYING BACK VIDEO CLIPS 1 33 2 4 Page SHOOTING SETTINGS SCREEN 1 35 18 W T button again. 1 2 3 ADJUSTING THE IMAGE QUALITY Set the image resolution ([v] [x] [w]) 37 2 3 button. ADJUSTING THE IMAGE QUALITY Changing the data size (compression rate) [v] [x] 39 2 3 button. TAKING PICTURES WITHOUT USING THE LCD MONITOR [v] [x] [w] 1 2 3 4 TAKING CLOSE-UP PICTURES (MACRO PHOTOGRAPHY) ([v] [x] [w]) 1 2 3 41 4 BTo return to normal photography, set the macro switch to its original position. USING THE SELF-TIMER [v] [x] [w] 2 3 5 USING THE FLASH [v] 1 43 2 3 5 EXPOSURE CORRECTION [v] [x] [w] 2 45 4 3 Page USING THE ZOOM [v] [x] [w] 2 47 3 4 PLAYING IMAGES IN A SLIDE SHOW [v] 1 2 3 MAGNIFYING (ZOOMING IN) THE IMAGE [v] [x] [w] 1 49 3 COPYING IMAGES [x] [w] 1 3 5 PROTECTING/ERASING IMAGE DATA Image data protect 51 1 3 5 PROTECTING/ERASING IMAGE DATA Erase unneeded data 53 1 3 5 6 COPYING TO THE CARD 1 55 4 5 USING WITH A COMPUTER PRESERVING THE RECORDED IMAGES Saving images 57 Data formats Directory configuration of recorded data REQUESTING PRINTING 1 59 3 5 6 7 SETTING THE DATE AND TIME 4 61 5 6 SETTING THE DATE AND TIME 7 63 8 Page SETTING THE OPERATION SOUND 4 65 5 Page CHANGING THE DISPLAY LANGUAGE 67 4 5 CHECKING THE REMAINING BATTERY CHARGE 1 69 2 Page CHECKING THE REMAINING NUMBER OF IMAGES AND RECORDING TIME 1 2 71 TROUBLESHOOTING TROUBLESHOOTING 73 Page TROUBLESHOOTING 75 Page SPECIFICATIONS Digital Camera 77 Page Digital Camera Connectors Battery Operation SPECIFICATIONS 79 Possible No. of Images/Possible Shooting Time English 80 ICON INDEX Shooting mode display 81 Playback mode display Camera condition indicators