VistaQuest VQ 350 Manual de usuario

Quick Start Guide

DIGITAL CAMERA

VQ350

WARNING

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When the battery icon is blinking,

download the pictures to your computer, immediately,

and change the batteries; otherwise,

your images will be lost.

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1. Camera Features

Front Side:

Back Side:

2. Camera Status Icons

The VQ350 has many features to help you maximize your photo experience. Turn on

VQ350 and notice the many icons and symbols on the status LCD. As you press the

Mode Button the LCD display will change in the order noted below.

*To learn more about each function, refer to the referenced section in the more extensive

User Manual.

Display Icon Function Refer to

Off

Power off 3

So Flash Charging 5

Self-Timer 6

AVI Capture 7

Continuous Capture 8

Delete the last image from memory 9.1

Delete all images from memory 9.2

HI / LO Image Resolution 10

HD / LD Higher or Lower Image Quality (compression):

Image Quality and Memory

60/50 Indoor Lighting Frequency (Hz) 12

SA/SF Strobe (flash) Automatic/Strobe Forced (on) 13

Whenever the camera communicates with a PC, the USB

icon will be shown on the LCD.

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Battery Status: NOTE WARNING!!!!

When the battery icon is blinking, download the

pictures to your computer, immediately, and change

the batteries; otherwise,

your images will be lost.

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3. Power-ON/Off the Camera

Hold down the Power ON/OFF Button for 2 seconds to turn-on/off VQ350 immediately.

4. Capturing Images

Step 1: Turn On VQ350 by holding down

thePower Button for two seconds.

Step 2: Press the Shutter Button to capture an image.

5. Flash Charging

Press Mode Button until “ So ” appears on the LCD display, then press the Shutter Button

within 3 seconds to start charging the flash. The lightening icon “ ” will blink continuously

until it is fully charged.

6. Self-Timer

If you would like to include yourself in the image you wish to capture, you may use

the self-timer feature to delay the camera by ten (10) seconds. Place the camera on a

tripod or a flat, stable surface. Turn on the camera. Press the Mode Button until

the “ ” icon appears on the LCD display. Press the Shutter Button. The camera will beep

as it counts down and will capture an image automatically after 10 seconds.

7. AVI Capture

You can capture motion-video clips using the AVI Capture feature. The image is stored in AVI

format. The image counter increments by one after movie clips are stored. Video clips are

captured at a resolution of 320 x 240. The movie-clip frame rate will be approximately six

frames per second. Movie clips are silent. (No audio.) To use the AVI Capture mode follow

these steps:

7. AVI Capture (continued)

Step 1: Power on VQ350. Press the Mode Button until the “ ” icon appears on the LCD

display.

Step 2: Once the Shutter Button is pressed, VQ350 will beep and the camera starts recording

videos continuously until the button is released.

Step 3: Release the Shutter Button to stop recording. VQ350 will stop recording

automatically when the built-in memory is full. When the built-in memory is full, the

word “FL” will be shown on the LCD display.

8. Continuous Capture

You can capture 3 images using the continuous capture feature. When you use this mode

the image resolution will be 640 x 480. To use the Continuous Capture mode follow these

steps:

Step 1: Power on VQ350. Press the Mode Button until the “ “ icon appears on the

LCD display.

Step 2: Press the Shutter Button and the VQ350 will capture 3 images continuously.

9. Deleting Images

You can delete the last image captured or you may delete all images in memory.

9.1 Delete the Last Image

Step 1: Power on VQ350. Press the Mode Button until the “ ” icon appears on the

LCD display.

Step 2: Press the Shutter Button to delete the last picture. The image will be deleted and the

image counter will decrease by one. (Example: 020 will change to 019.)

9.2 Delete All Images

Step 1: Power on VQ350. Press the Mode Button until the “ ” icon appears on the

LCD display.

Step 2: Press the Shutter Button The image counter will flash “on” and “off.” Press the

Shutter Button again to delete all images.

Step 3: All Images will be deleted and the image counter will display “000.”

10. Image Resolution

Resolution is the size of a digital image measured in pixels (dots), expressed as horizontal

number of pixels x vertical number of pixels. The VQ350 offers two resolution modes. The

highest (best) resolution is 640 x 480. This is called VGA resolution. The second choice of

resolution is 320 x 240. This is called QVGA resolution.

VGA resolution images will be the best possible images from VQ350. QVGA resolution images

are noticeably smaller when you view them on your computer. QVGA resolution is not

recommended for individual digital images. The primary advantage to QVGA resolution is that

you may store more images (four times more) than VGA resolution.

If you would like to get into the QVGA resolution, turn on VQ350. Press the Mode Button until

“ ” appears on the LCD display and “Hi” starts flashing “on” and “off.” Press the Shutter

Button to change “Hi” to “LO.” (QVGA mode)

To change the resolution from QVGA to VGA, press the Mode Button until “ “ appears on

the LCD display and “LO” begins flashing “on” and “off.” Press the Shutter Button to

change “LO” to “Hi”----which is the VGA mode.

11. High/Low Image Compression: Image Quality and Memory

Press the Mode Button until HD/LD appears on the LCD display. Press the Shutter Button

to set the picture to “ HD ” (highest image quality, using the least compression) or “ LD ”(lower

image quality, using more compression). Higher quality images captured in the HD Mode will

use more of your camera’s available memory (storage space). The LD Mode allows you to

store more images, but of a lesser quality.

12. Light Frequency

When capturing images or movie clips under indoor lighting, the image quality will be best if you

set VQ350 to match the frequency of the room-lighting. In general 60 Hz frequency is used in

US and Asia whereas 50Hz is most common in UK, Japan, and Europe. To change the

frequency, turn on VQ350. Determine the desired frequency. Press the Mode Button until

“ 50 ” or “ 60 ” appears on the LCD display. Press the Shutter Button to change the

frequency and select the one desired.

13. Using the Flash – Automatic (SA), or On (SF)

Press the Mode Button until SA/SF appears on the LCD display. Press the Shutter Button

to set the flash to automatic flash (Strobe Automatic) or forced flash (Strobe Forced). In

automatic mode, VQ350 will determine if the flash is needed or not. In forced mode (also

known as “fill- flash”) the flash will always fire, regardless of lighting conditions.

14. Techniques for Capturing the Best Images

The VQ350 captures images to record special memories and scenes you’ll want to share.

Here are a few tips for getting the best possible images from your camera.

1. Use good lighting. Give attention to your surroundings to insure your VQ350 can

perform well with adequate existing lighting or use the flash to fill shadows or light dim

areas.

2. Avoid uneven lighting and high contrast. Compose your scenes so that there are no

deep shadows or bright backgrounds. The key to good images is balanced scene

lighting. Use the fill - flash for scenes where high contrast and dark shadows are

unavoidable.

3. Minimum focus distance. Make sure your subject is not too close. The minimum focus

distance is 3-4 feet (one meter).

4. Position your primary subject in the center of the image. The VQ350 focuses best in the

center of the image. The edges of your images are softly focused, giving a soft perimeter

effect to each image.

The VistaQuest Corporation is proud that you have chosen its product

and hopes you will enjoy sharing “a clearer vision” of your memories and special moments

captured with your new camera with friends and family for many years.

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