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Vanson V-6000 manual Size, Flash OFF, Date

Models: V-6000

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LCD monitor indicator

The LCD monitor displays information about the shooting conditions.

No.	Description	Icon	Page
1	Battery		p.16
2	Play mode
3	File Type
4	Voice memo		p.60
5	Protect indicator		p.67
6	DPOF indicator		p.70
7	Stored image number	9
8	TIFF file

If you press the LCD button, you can check the following recording information:

SIZE : 2816X2112 AV : F2.7

TV : 1/30 ISO : 50

FLASH : OFF DATE : 2004/07/01

SIZE	: 2816X2112	Size
AV	: F2.7	Aperture value
TV	: 1/30	Shutter speed
ISO	: 50	ISO sensitivity
FLASH	: OFF	Whether or not the
		flash is used.
DATE	: 2004/07/01	Recording date

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Vanson V-6000 manual Size, Flash OFF, Date

Contents

English Instructions Contents FAQ Dpof Dpof StandardDpof Index Dpof Print Size About the icons Getting to know your cameraPage An FCC warning This digital camera can be used for Viewing images on a TV. refer toEditing images on a PC Refer to This digital camera can be used for Manufacturers contents Front & Top Identification of featuresBack & Bottom MF / DeleteFLASH/ Left SELF-TIMER Mode dialSide/ 5-function button MENU/ OKImage size Mode Mode ScenePlay SunsetImportant information about battery usage Connecting to a Power SourceAA type CR-V3 type Lithium Rechargeable batteries AA typePolarity+ ArrowInsert the batteries taking note of the polarity + Instructions on how to use the memory card Mode Still Image mode Movie Clip mode Removing the memory card Inserting the memory cardIcons LCD monitor indicatorSelect the Auto mode by rotating the mode dial Starting the recording modeISO 000130Starting the recording mode How to use the MySET mode Will switch to the settings you changed in StepMenu buttons to change the desired camera Functions As the available recording time Movie clip recordingAgain Scene mode Things to Watch Out for When Taking Pictures Zoom W/T button Using the camera buttons to adjust the cameraSubject will appear nearer Zoom W/T buttonDigital zoom Tele Zoom T button will have no effectVoice memo / UP button Take a picture with the desired macro mode Voice memo / UP buttonMacro / Super Macro button Normal Macro Super Macro Range W0.3~0.8 T0.3~0.8 W0.06~0.3 Types of focus modes and focus ranges W WIDE, T Tele Unit mAuto O O O O O O O O O O O X X X X X X X X O O O X X X X O X X XImage to be captured Focus lockISO Autofocus Macro Wide Tele Flash / Left buttonIcon Self-timer/ remote mode definition Icon Mode SELF-TIMER / Remote buttonAuto Program Movie ClipVoice Recording Memu button MENU/ OK buttonMF button 1st part 8m ~ infinity MF button Sub menu +/- buttonRGB Exposure compensation ~0.0~+2.00.5EV steps+/- button White paper Small Fast SlowShutter Speed LCD button Camera working mode Using the LCD monitor to adjust the camera settingsTiff Fine Metering Multi SpotShots Normal Effect Sepia ShootingSoft DawnSize How to use the menuUse the UP and Down buttons to select a sub menu Icon 2816 2560 2272 2048 1600 1024 640 320Quality TiffJpeg Metering Continuous shotSingle Effect Continuous shotNormal NegativeVivid SharpnessPortrait SceneChildren FireworksStarting play mode Playing back a movie clip Clip, the movie clip indicatorImage To play back aPlaying back a recorded voice Size Flash OFFDate Thumbnail / Enlargement button Voice memo 2272 2048 1600 1024 640Play & Pause button Pause mode Resumes playbackButton again Temporarily stops playbackLCD button Delete button Setting up the play back function using the LCD monitor ONE PIC Menu tab Main menu Sub menu Secondary menuType PhotoFine Custom SET ResetFile Name OFF Print Index Dpof PrintStarting the slide show Protecting images CancelDeleting images Protecting imagesButton and press the OK button ResizeLogo Image Resize Types Size 1600X1200 1280X960 800X600Right Left Rotating an imageFormat Press the LEFT/ Right button and select the Dpof menu tabDpof Size secondary menu CANCEL, 3X5, 4X6, 5X7 Setting the Print SizePictBridge Printer SetupImages Dpof Auto PrintPrinter.See p.86 PictBridge Picture SelectionImages menu will appear Use the UP and Down buttons to select the desiredAuto SET PictBridge Print SettingAUTO, DRAFT, NORMAL, Fine AUTO, OFF, onStandard PictBridge PrintingPictBridge Reset ResetIf no is selected Settings will not be reset Setup menu File name Reset YES USB Computer PrinterBright Video Ntsc PAL View OFF 3SECFile name Auto power offFormatting a memory card LanguageImprinting the recording date Setting up the Date/ Time/ Date typeOperation status Setting Operation Sounds SoundLCD brightness Selecting Video out type Quick view InitializationRESET ALLConnecting an External Device USB Select this if you want to connect the camera to your PCPrinter Setting up the Mycam menu Turned on Setting a Startup ImageStart up image Shutter sound Start up soundImportant notes Important notes File Error Card ErrorLOW Battery Card FullBefore contacting a service center Macro shot mode Symptom Causes RemedyMode Unclear Clean the lensCheck the connection cables When usingNo image on Camera External monitorSpecifications Dimensions WxHxD World Unique 9 Different Power SourceDigimax Viewer, ArcSoft PhotoImpression System Requirements Software NotesAbout the software Setting up the application software About the application program Refer to page 98 for more informationClick the OK button Select Components window will appear. Click Next button 103 104 Button and press the Right button Starting PC ModeCut 107 Removing the USB Driver for Windows 98SE Removable Disk Important information whilst using the Removable DiskRemoving the removable disk Using the USB Driver for MAC Setting up the USB Driver for MACUsing PhotoImpression This software is only compatible with Windows Digimax ViewerUse a USB cable with the correct specification SpecificationDigimax Viewer PropertyTab and then click Update Driver or Reinstall Driver Manager Install the camera driver correctlyUSB interface Case When using the USB hub Then turn on the camera CaseSettings Control Trace Start Programs Memo 119 6806-2210