Vivitar DVR 1020HD user manual Photo Playback Mode, Viewing Photos on Your Camera

Models: DVR 1020HD

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Photo Playback Mode

The Playback Mode allows you to review and edit photos and videos that you‟ve already taken with you camera.

When you first turn on the camera, the camera will be in Video Capture mode by default.

Press the MODE button twice to open the Playback Mode.

The latest captured image appears on the LCD screen. If there are no images stored, a message (No File) appears.

Viewing Photos on Your Camera

1)Select your Photo:

Once in Playback Mode, Press the direction button LEFT or RIGHT to scroll through the images on your camera‟s memory card until you find the image you would like to view.

Each captured image (video and photo) is displayed on the LCD screen.

Photos appear with a „JPG‟ icon on the top left of the LCD screen.

2)Zooming In/Out of your selected Photo:

Press the UP/Zoom In button to Zoom In and magnify the selected photo. Use the UP / DOWN / LEFT / RIGHT buttons to navigate around the photo. Note: Press the OK button to return to viewing the photo without magnification.

Press the DOWN/Zoom Out button to Zoom Out of the selected photo.

Use the UP / DOWN / LEFT / RIGHT direction buttons to navigate around the photo.

Thumbnail View

Easily navigate and select the image you wish to view by using the Thumbnail View.

The images on your camera will be displayed in a 3 X 3 matrix where you can use the direction buttons to scroll and select images from the thumbnails.

1)Press the DOWN/Zoom Out button

2)All the images on your camera, both videos and photos, will appear in the Thumbnail View.

3)Press the direction button UP / DOWN / LEFT / RIGHT to scroll and select the image you wish to view.

4)Press the OK button to enlarge the selected image full size.

5)Once the selected photo is full size, you can Zoom In or Zoom Out of the selected photo.

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Vivitar DVR 1020HD user manual Photo Playback Mode, Viewing Photos on Your Camera