SiPix SC-3300 Digital Camera
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1. To access the Capture mode screens set the Mode Selector to CAPTURE Press the MENU button The Capture mode Main menu screen appears Use the Navigator up down buttons to scroll through the menus Use the Navigator right button to open submenus Use the OK button to make selections Capture Mode Main Menu The CAPTURE mode Main menu includes a submenu for configuring options in your camera e Resolution e White balance e Continuous shooting e Exposure e Effect e Sharpness Image Quality This item lets you set the Resolution for your pictures NORMAL In the Capture mode Main menu use the Navigator up down buttons to CAPTURE MODE scroll to IMAGE QUALITY de P IMAGE CLA bk AUTO fh OFF E 00EN H COLOR EN NORMAL Press the Navigator right button to view the Image Quality submenu The menu items are described as follows MAGE NAL E i i 5 Super Fine 2048 x 1536 9 pictures using onboard memory Fine 2048 x 1536 24 pictures using onboard memory Basic 1024 x 768 96 pictures using onboard memory Scroll to the desired setting and press OK 24 White Balance This item lets you set the White Balance for your pictures In the Capture mode Main menu use the Navigator up down buttons to scroll to WHITE BALANCE Press the Navigator right button to view the White Balance submenu Select the Cloud or Sun icons for outdoor pictures select the Tungsten icon for images t2. MODE to scroll to EFFECT A EFFECT E NORMAL Press the Navigator right button to view the Effect submenu You can choose to take pictures in black amp white color or sepia Scroll to the desired setting and press OK Sharpness This item affects the sharpness of the pictures you take In the Capture mode Main menu use the Navigator up down buttons CAPTURE MODE to scroll to SHARPNESS Scroll to the desired setting and press OK Press the Navigator right button to view the Sharpness submenu There are three options described as below I SHARPER EN SOFTER e NORMAL Leave the image detail as captured e SHARPER Sharpen the edge of the image detail e SOFTER Soften the edge of the image detail for the special effects Scroll to the desired setting and press OK 26 VIDEO MODE SCREENS To access the video mode screens set the Mode Selector to VIDEO Press the MENU button The Video mode Main menu screen appears Use the Navigator up down buttons to scroll through the menus Use the Navigator right button to open submenus Use the OK button to make selections Video Mode Main Menu The Capture mode Main menu includes a submenu for configuring MOE MODE options in your camera GH e Resolution E Re e White balance e Effect e Sharpness Image Quality This item lets you set the Resolution for your video MOE MODE In the Video mode Main menu use the Navigator up down
3. Reader will complete its installation Select Ok Note On some Windows 98 systems Adobe Acrobat Reader will ask that you remove the CD from the CD ROM drive and will give you the option to re boot the computer Please leave the CD in the CD ROM drive and indicate that you do not want to reboot the computer welts ti 50 0 Se gien 8 The SC 3300 TWAIN driver will begin Ps coros rll el Nom pena compu H its installation and display the Welcome d Ke Nee screen Select Next Psyc ven es Police heras green Com edi de 9 The License Agreement will appear Read the agreement and click Yes to continue setup The TWAIN driver and Kee Gees I g s Se Le a te d a H Kar up IT iG at the SiPix Camera Wizard will install GG Or THE SOF Tew TO VOJ OMe C Y THE CORDIT IC THA V i d bi Di Wey r La BI en a Ce Ee EES o lt n Io i i 44 fdid Tiii 10 The software installation is now complete Please remove the CD from the CD ROM drive Select Yes want to restart my computer now Click Finish 45 Set Complete Gatun ban lied mil zt 2230 0 044 Canepa et sr bo retard ong treie reg CO Ho eal sl re corta wie Ferd See idos Proa Deg s rd fran ok teeh do corps z nn DOWNLOADING IMAGES AND VIDEO TO YOUR PC Downloading Pictures Downloading Still Image amp Videos Once you ve installed the SC 3300 TWAIN driver you can download pictures from your digital came
4. Self Timer button 5 to activate Self timer mode The self timer icon O is displayed on the LCD monitor Ensure the standby LED has stopped flashing and align the picture through the viewfinder Press the Shutter Release button You have X seconds X is the configured time set in Timer Set to move to your location to be included in the picture The self timer indicator light in front of the camera will begin to blink red This light will blink increasingly faster indicating that the time to exposure is becoming progressively closer Note Use a tripod with the self timer function for optimal results Using the 3x Digital Zoom Function The digital zoom function allows you to get closer or zoom in to your subject 1 Set the Mode Selector to CAPTURE a Press the MENU button to turn on the LCD monitor Press the Zoom button 4 to zoom in on the subject 2X Press the button again for to zoom in 3X Press the button again for no zoom When you enable the zoom function a 28 icon is shown at the top of the display Note By enabling the digital zoom you will capture the center portion of the image Using the Macro Function Enable the macro function for close up photography between 8 inches and 23 5 inches 20 cm and 60 cm from the subject 1 Set the Mode Selector to CAPTURE a Press the Macro button wey to enable macro mode for image capture The macro icon ey is displayed on the LCD monitor Press the Ma
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6. Your video will now play in Windows Media Player The Open folder to view files option lets you view your images and video that are saved on the SC 3300 The files will appear either in a list of file names or in picture thumbnail and video icons depending on the Operating System that you use Saving Video Clips with Windows Media Player If your computer comes with the Windows Media Player Windows 2000 Me and XP you can view and save your video through Media Player Please follow the instructions below to save your video 1 Goto File gt Save As from top left of the menu bar 2 The Save As screen appears select a location to save your video name your file type in the extension AVI and click OK 3 Your video is now saved on your computer Note lf you need to install the latest version of Windows Media Player 7 1 please download Media Player free of charge from Microsoft website at http www microsoft com windows windowsmedia download default asp For any question on Windows Media Player please contact Microsoft technical support directly Transfer Pictures using Mass Storage The SC 3300 digital camera is a Mass Storage compliant device You can access the camera directly from your desktop to easily transfer images and video from the camera to your computer To use Mass Storage Plug your camera into your computer Double click on My Computer Double click on Removable Disk X where X is the drive de
7. back In the Setup mode Main menu use the Navigator up down buttons to scroll to LANGUAGE Press the Navigator right button to view the Language submenu Select LANGUAGE from the Setup mode Main menu Nine languages are available for the SC 3300 digital camera interface Scroll to the desired language and press OK 29 NGUAGE m EN ei EM DEUTSCH FRANCAIS PORTUGUES ESPA OL ITALINO English German French Portuguese Spanish Italian D ef Japanese Chinese simplified Chinese traditional Been This setting allows you to turn off the beep sound the camera makes when scrolling through menus or changing settings In the Setup mode Main menu use the Navigator up down buttons to scroll to BEEP Ka SR MIN 10 SEC 1002 81 01 D ON Press the Navigator right button to view the Beep submenu Scroll to the desired setting and press OK Auto OFF This item determines the amount of time before the camera automatically powers off In the Setup mode Main menu use the Navigator up down buttons to SETUP MOCE scroll to AUTO OFF ny deet G i SEC 7009 Dt DI JA ON Press the Navigator right button to view the Auto Off submenu AUO ONP a IO MIN DISABLE Scroll to the desired setting and press OK Timer This item allows you to change the time that elapses before the self timer activates the shutter control In the Setup mode Main menu use the Navigator up down but
8. buttons to de P IMAGE DUAL scroll to IMAGE QUALITY El AUTO d COLOR ER NORMAL Press the Navigator right button to view the Image Quality submenu The menu items are described as follows Fine 320 x 240 About 60 seconds using onboard memory Basic 160 x 120 About 180 seconds using onboard memory Scroll to the desired setting and press OK 21 White Balance This item lets you set the White Balance for your video In the Video mode Main menu use the Navigator up down buttons to scroll to WHITE BALANCE Press the Navigator right button to view the White Balance submenu Select the Cloud or Sun icons for outdoor video select the Tungsten icon for video taken under the incandescent lighting in most homes and select the Fluorescent Lamp icon for indoor video taken under fluorescent tubes Scroll to the desired setting and press OK Special Effect This item enables you to set the color of your video In the Video mode Main menu use the Navigator up down buttons to scroll to EFFECT Press the Navigator right button to view the Effect submenu You can choose to take video in black amp white color or sepia Scroll to the desired setting and press OK Sharpness This item affects the sharpness of the video you take In the Video mode Main menu use the Navigator up down buttons to scroll to SHARPNESS Press the Navigator right button to view the Sharpness submenu There are three options descr
9. the light e Try to avoid half sunlight and half fluorescent light or any mixture of different lighting e Avoid taking pictures of a computer screen e Avoid an object in the picture that could reflect light and that is close to the person taking the picture e g glass bottle white shirt glasses etc Outdoors General Don ts e Avoid taking a picture where there is a shiny surface or reflective area in the image e g glass metal e Avoid pointing the camera directly at a shiny surface e Do not take pictures of both shaded and sun lit areas together While our digital camera does make great adjustments for this it is unable to clearly adjust for vast differences in lighting as compared to the human eye Additional Information Check out the SiPix Web site at www sipix com for additional tips on taking great digital pictures At the time of writing we have posted on this Web site chapter 2 Learning to Take Better Pictures from the e book Digital Camera Solutions by Gregory Georges Since your digital cameras require no film it easy and fun to practice using your camera Try different compositions and explore using the camera settings The more you practice the better your photography skills will become 49 TROUBLESHOOTING The camera has no The batteries are Replace the batteries with freshly charged ones power discharged The batteries are Check the battery orientation inserted incorrectly The AC adapt
10. 47 1 Click the Save button on the left panel of the screen and then click the Save As button in the lower screen 2 When the Save window opens select a directory where you want to save your pictures and type in a name for the image file and click Save Uninstalling Software You can uninstall the software using Add Remove Program in the Control Panel of your computer Note Use this procedure only when the installed software is no longer required or when software installation fails Please follow the steps below to uninstall your software 1 2 3 4 O Click to open My Computer from your desktop screen Double click on the Control Panel icon Double click on the Add Remove Programs icon in the Control Panel The Add Remove Programs property window will appear select the program that you want to uninstall and click on the Add Remove button Your computer will prompt you to confirm whether or not you want to uninstall the software click Yes to confirm Follow the on screen instruction to complete un installation You may need to restart your computer after uninstalling the software Please save and close all running programs before you reboot your computer 48 SC 3300 QUICK TIPS How To Take Great Pictures and Video Indoors General Do s e As arule use automatic settings e g white balance exposure value This generally gives you the best picture
11. DUCTION aaa a A A ii ias 6 UNPACKING THE SEI CAMERA OS 6 SC 3300 KEY FEATURES ACCESSORIES Si cala 7 FSA SS ACCES SUM A Ag TVS oO SEO STO SLI PSRs PT 7 Optional ee 7 System Requiero 7 IDEN TIEYING COMPONENTS iaa S Ee WE 8 BOTTOM VIE W EE 8 REAR VIE Wisin 9 MODE SELECTOR ul ia 9 LED MONITOR DISPLAY cui AAA A dad 10 SAPO MOE dd on aaa 10 Vdeo Cape e e EE 10 REVIEW leie EE 10 INSERTING BATTERIES a A a 11 BATTERY DISPLAY INDICATOR ias a eege 11 INSTALLING amp REMOVING AN OPTIONAL COMPACTFLASH CARD sessesesesecoseseoecseseoecseseoscseseoscseseos 12 CAMERA SETUP amp OPERATION tin A A A A A EA 13 TURNING THE CAMERA ON oai a a A e hone deeaideud a a a 13 TURNING THE AMERA OFP EEN 13 USING THE ECD DISPEA SN EE 14 CAPTURE VIO Bie RB EW EE EE 14 IMAGE REVIEW MODE EE 14 nds Mage DIS de 14 WALENTA IS ei EE 14 IMAGE ZOOM REVIE WN cia a EE 15 TARINGPICIURES SINGIT FRAME e 15 CONTINUOUS SHOOTING aimata a E E 17 TAKING VIDEO le 18 SELTING SR CRT O EAR E 18 SETTING THE PIA SH VE 19 SETTING THe SEEPS IME RR ee 19 USING THE3X DIGITAL ZOOM FUNCTION EEN 20 USING HEMA CO UNG IO EE E 20 PROTECTING amp ERASING IMAGES ANDY VIDEO EE 21 Protecting an Image Or Video ooocccconcnccococcnncnncnnccnononconononnononcnnononcnnonnnrnnonnnrnnnnnnrnnnnnnnnnrrnnnnrrnnnnrnnrnnnrinnnnas 21 Removing Image Video Protection ccccooncnccoccnncconcnnconononnononennnnoncnnonannnnonnrnnonnnrnnnnnnrnnnnnnrnnrrnnrnnrnnanninennas 22 Erasing Images and
12. OADING STILL IMAGE amp VIDEOS ccccceeeecccscccscscccecesesssssssscsccssssssccccesesssssessssscccssssssssccesessesesesesseeceeaessseseeeess 46 Transfer Images amp Video With the SiPix Camera WiZard cccccccoccnnnccnnncccccononnccnnnnonononannonnnonnnnnnnncnnnnnnnos 46 Saving Video Clips with Windows Media Player 47 Transfer Pictures Using Mass olla Util tias 47 Transfer Pictures with ArcSoft Photolmpression using the SC 3300 TWAIN Driver 47 Save Images using ArcSoft PDhotolmpreseion essienosis aisi aiaa aaa aa ai 47 SC VOUICK TIPS RE 49 HOW LO PAKE GREAT PICTURES AND VIDE EE 49 Taking Pictures Indoors General Dos 49 Taking Pictures Indoors General DON S iisi ane eie aaa a eai e a aari iaaa 49 Taking Pictures Outdoors General DON CC 49 ele ee Bette malo EE 49 TROUB ESHOO TN O 0 toa 50 SPECIFICATIONS 0 ii 51 ONE YEAR LIMITED WARRANTY USA amp CANADA occcccccocccocccooconococonccnoconocononcconccnoccnnoccnonccnoconocononccnocononenos 52 WARRANTY SERVICES USA CANADA conil 53 TECHNICAL SUPPORT USA CANA DA EE 54 TECHNICAL SUPPORT amp WARRANTY EUROPE 1 ccccccscccsccccccscsscccccccccccccsccccccccccccccccscccccscscccccssscesess 55 TECHNICAL SUPPORT amp WARRANTY ASIA PACIFIC 0 0 cccccccccsccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccsccccccscscees 56 GETTING STARTED Introduction Congratulations on your purchase of the SC 3300 digital camera Your SC 3300 digital came
13. Set the Mode Selector to CAPTURE EN or VIDEO CAPTURE PS Press the picture Resolution button to set the picture resolution to super fine fine or basic Picture Indicates the picture quality setting 12048 x 1536 super fine resolution low compression 2048 x 1536 fine resolution medium compression 1024 x 768 standard resolution medium compression Indicates the picture quality setting 320 x 240 fine resolution medium compression x 160 x 120 standard resolution medium compression Setting the Flash 1 2 Set the Mode Selector to CAPTURE a Press the Navigator right button OG to scroll through the flash modes The mode is displayed in the LCD screen A The flash occurs automatically when ambient lighting is insufficient Atomic rash for picture capture oe NoFlash The flash function is disabled The flash is used with every picture Use this option when you are Flash Always On trying to take pictures of dark subjects or where the area behind the subjects is highly illuminated Red Eye When taking pictures with the flash the red eye effect is reduced Note The standby LED blinks until the flash is fully charged and ready to be used again Setting the Self Timer The self timer enables you to include yourself in the picture by automatically activating the shutter button after a delay of 2 10 or 15 seconds 1 Set the Mode Selector to CAPTURE a Press the
14. Ten Div HIN Oy Foxlink Peripherals ing SC 3300 3 3 Mega Pixel Digital Camera with MovieMode Owner s Manual About this manual This manual is designed to assist you in using the SiPix Model SC 3300 camera Information in this document has been carefully checked for accuracy however no guarantee is given to the correctness of the contents The information in this document is subject to change without notice Edition Second Edition May 2003 Copyright Copyright 2003 This document contains proprietary information protected by copyright All rights are reserved No part of this manual may be reproduced by any mechanical electronic or other means in any form without prior written permission of the manufacturer Federal Communications Commission FCC Compliance This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation This equipment generates uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions may cause harmful interference to radio communications However there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception which can be determined by turning the e
15. This button allows you to select all of the images saved on the SC 3300 digital camera This button deletes the image s that are highlighted selected from the SC 3300 Ka digital camera This button saves the selected image s on to your PC A Save As screen will appear to let fie your preferred location to save the files and will let you name the image s This button allows you to crop the image before saving to your computer This button allows you to rotate the image Clockwise This button allows you to rotate the image Counter Clockwise This button allows you to flip the image horizontally This button allows you to flip the image vertically This button allows you to transfer download the images from your SC 3300 to your PC Note Downloading the images does not mean saving the images on your PC It simply allows you to view the pictures on your software application To permanently keep the pictures on your computer you need to go to File gt Save As This button allows you to scroll to the very first image saved on your SC 3300 This button allows you to scroll to the previous image saved on your SC 3300 This button allows you to scroll to the next image saved on your SC 3300 This button allows you to scroll to the very last image saved on your SC 3300 ke This button will display information about the SiPix SC 3300 TWAIN driver i E yey aa oe Pa Sa This button provides useful informa
16. ader Do not throw the packaging box away You may need it if you have to ship the SC 3300 digital camera SC 3300 Key Features amp Accessories Features amp Accessories The SC 3300 digital camera comes with the following advanced features e 3 3 Mega Pixel CCD image sensor e 1 6 inch TFT Thin Film Transistor color LCD e AVI Movie Mode e Auto exposure and flash e 3X digital zoom e Adjustable self timer e CompactFlash card slot Optional Accessories You can use the following optional accessories to enhance the operation of the SC 3300 camera e Tripod e AC adapter 3 3V 2A center positive e CompactFlash card up to 128 MB System Requirements For optimal use with the SC 3300 your computer should have the following minimum system requirements e PC Pentium processor e Microsoft Windows XP 2000 ME 98SE 98 e 64MB RAM e 90 MB of hard drive space e USB interface e CD ROM drive e VGA monitor Important Notes e Due to varying compatibility among USB HUBS compatibility is not guaranteed e Due to varying compatibility among USB interface cards compatibility is not guaranteed IDENTIFYING COMPONENTS Refer to the following illustrations to identify SC 3300 components Front View Shutter release Power button button Ea EE AY ne Ve el SN Self timer Ca Y E Va Pro Sp re Lens Bottom View cover Tr
17. aken under the incandescent lighting in most homes and select the Fluorescent Lamp icon for indoor pictures taken under fluorescent tubes Scroll to the desired setting and press OK Continuous Shooting SAPTURE MODE e SUPER FINE Eb LW OFF DW E H COLOR i NORMAL ky HAI d bh E E The continuous shot mode takes four pictures in sequence with a 1 second low light to 1 30 second bright light interval between each frame In the Capture mode Main menu use the Navigator up down buttons to scroll to CONT SHOT Press the Navigator right button to view the Continuous Shot submenu Scroll to the desired setting and press OK Exposure Value This setting controls the amount of exposure your images receive In the Capture mode Main menu Use the Navigator up down buttons to scroll to EXPOSURE Press the Navigator right button to view the Exposure submenu A higher setting results in a brighter image a lower setting a darker image The Auto selection sets auto exposure setting with no adjustment Scroll to the desired setting by using the Navigator up down buttons and press OK 25 ADTURE MODE E SUPER FINE E AUTO EP CONT SHOT a OEN a COLOR K NORMAL CAPTURE MODE a E AUTO D OFF E P EXPOSURE amp COLOR B NORMAL URE ERPOS Special Effects This item enables you to set the color of your pictures In the Capture mode Main menu use the Navigator up down buttons CAPTURE
18. ave been advised about the possibility of such damages arising out of use of the product shall be limited to the amounts paid by purchaser for such product This warranty is only valid within the boundaries and territories of the USA and Canada SiPix is not responsible for costs incurred due to shipping insurance customs or duties SiPix is not responsible for non traceable packages or packages shipped without a valid RMA number on the outside of the package This warranty does not apply if the product has been damaged by an accident electrical fault through misuse or abuse If the product has been altered without written authorization from SiPix the warranty will be void This warranty applies only to hardware products manufactured by or for SiPix Warranted products must bear the SiPix brand name trade name or logo The aforementioned warranty and remedies are exclusive and in lieu of all others whether oral written expressed or implied SiPix specifically disclaims any and all implied warranties of merchantability and fitness for a particular purpose SiPix is not responsible for incidental or consequential damages resulting from any breach of warranty SiPix is not responsible under any other legal theory including but not limited to lost profits and any cost of recovering reprogramming or reproducing any program or data stored in or used with SiPix products 92 WARRANTY SERVICES USA 8 CANADA If your SiPix product
19. cal nature should first refer to the product manual as usage and troubleshooting information is provided in detail For additional information or assistance users should visit the SiPix Web site as tutorials updated drivers frequently asked questions and news updates are available www sipixdigital com support For technical support please call 886 2 8226 9298 96
20. cro button again to turn off Macro mode Macro photography is not canceled even if the camera is turned off or the Auto Power off function is activated The settings are canceled when you remove or insert the batteries In Macro mode the only flash modes available are Flash and No Flash 20 Protecting amp Erasing Images and Video After taking pictures you have the option to erase pictures that are no longer needed and free up storage space for more pictures You can also protect images so they are not inadvertently erased Protecting an Image or Video This function prevents the images or video you taken from being erased 1 Set the Mode Selector to REVIEW The Review mode screen appears REVIEW MODE ow IMAGE oO MOVIE 2 Select IMAGE or MOVIE and press OK The last image video appears on the LCD monitor 3 Use the Navigator button left right buttons to scroll to the desired image video 4 Press the Menu button to open the Review mode Main menu 5 Use the Navigator up down buttons to scroll to LOCK 6 Press the Navigator button right button to open the Lock submenu and press OK to protect the image video You can only protect one image video at a time THIS Ce Ai Video Image 7 Press the MENU button to exit the Review mode Main menu The protected image video will be shown with a A icon 21 Removing Image Video Protection This function removes protection and allows images to be era
21. e Navigator up down buttons to select whether you want to review an image or a movie and press OK Press the MENU button to make selections Image Review Mode Select Image from the Review Mode Main menu and press OK An image is displayed in the LCD display Note If there are no images in the camera the LCD displays a NO IMAGE message Press the Navigator up button a to zoom in on the image Press the Navigator down button dv to show a thumbnail display of all images Press the Menu button The Image Review Mode Main menu includes a submenu for configuring options in your camera e Lock e Unlock e Erase e Slideshow e Transfer e DPOF Digital Print Order Format 34 Lock The selection allows you to protect an image from being erased p g gt After selecting an image to be protected press the Menu button to open the Review mode Main menu Use the Navigator up down buttons to scroll to LOCK ir L F EL Ge Di Bi d E T Press the Navigator right button to view the Lock submenu Scroll to THIS and press OK to lock the selected image Unlock The selection allows you to unlock one image or all the images After selecting an image to be unlocked press the Menu button to open the Review mode Main menu Use the Navigator up down buttons to scroll to UNLOCK Press the Navigator right button to view the Unlock submenu Scroll to THIS and press OK to unlock the selected image or se
22. e Power Switch to OFF The CompactFlash slot is located on the right side of the camera refer to page 8 Open the CompactFlash slot open by inserting your fingernail under the tab and opening in the direction of the arrow on the cover Installing Insert the CompactFlash card with the manufacturer label front facing the front of the camera and the arrow if provided on the CompactFlash card towards the slot Insert the card all the way into the compartment The memory card must be inserted all the way into the camera until it stops When correctly inserted the CompactFlash card will be positioned below the camera s housing Removal Remove the CompactFlash memory card by sliding the Eject Card switch on the bottom of the camera and pulling the card out with your fingers CAMERA SETUP amp OPERATION Turning the Camera ON Slide the Power Switch in the direction of the arrow and release to power on the camera d E Si UMOJ A Note When the camera is turned ON the Auto Power OFF function is activated Turning the Camera OFF To turn the camera off slide and release the Power Switch again USING THE LCD DISPLAY The 1 6 inch color LCD display functions as a view screen to preview the image before taking a picture The display also allows you to review pictures you have taken and configure the camera settings Capture Mode Preview Press the Power Switch and turn the mod
23. e camera Scroll to the desired option and press OK 38 Transfer The Transfer option enables you to transfer video data from the internal memory to the CF card Press the Menu button to open the Video Review mode Main menu Use the Navigator up down buttons to scroll to TRANSFER Note This option is disabled when there is no card inserted in the camera Press the Navigator right button to view the Transfer submenu Select YES and press OK to transfer the data to the card 39 MAKING CONNECTIONS Connecting To An Optional AC Power Source 1 Slide the Power Switch to turn the camera off 2 Open the connector cover 3 Insert the AC adapter jack into the AC socket 4 Plug the AC adapter into a wall outlet Note Ensure that the AC adapter you use matches the electrical specifications for the camera Refer to the Appendix for details Connecting the SC 3300 to Your PC Note Before connecting the SC 3300 to your PC you must install the drivers Refer to page 37 for instructions 1 Slide the Power Switch to turn the camera off 2 Open the connector cover 3 Connect one end of the USB connector to the USB port on the camera 4 Connect the other end of the USB connector to the USB port on the back of your PC or notebook computer 5 Turn the camera on then set the SC 3300 Mode Selector to PC 40 SOFTWARE INSTALLATION ah This button allows you to select basic features or advanced features
24. e selector to CAPTURE MODE The subject appears in the LCD display Image Review Mode There are two methods for reviewing pictures Single Image Display and Thumbnail Display Single Image Display Set the Mode Selector to REVIEW The last image that you took appears in the LCD monitor Use the Navigator button left right buttons to scroll to the desired image Thumbnail Display This item allows you to view several pictures simultaneously Set the Mode Selector to REVIEW The last image that you captured appears in the LCD display Press the Navigator button to view the nine image display When you want to view one of the thumbnails at normal screen size use the Navigator buttons to scroll to the appropriate picture the picture border is highlighted Press OK to display the picture in a normal screen size Image Zoom Review This feature enables you to view selected portions of images at three times the actual size Enlarging an image after it is taken allows you to take a closer look at the details of the image but does not save the image as zoomed After the camera has zoomed into a section of the image you can use the Navigator buttons to scan up down left right to access the rest of the picture Set the Mode Selector to REVIEW The last image frame appears on the LCD monitor Use the Navigator button left right buttons to scroll to the desired image CH Press the 4 Navigator button to enlarge t
25. ed Trademarks of the Microsoft Corporation of the U S registered in the USA and other countries Windows in an abbreviated term referring to the Microsoft Windows Operation System CompactFlash is a trademark of Toshiba Corporation Other companies or product names are trademarks or registered trademarks of the respective companies Safety 8 Handling Precautions Camera Information e Do not take apart or attempt to service the camera yourself e Do not expose the camera to moisture or extremes in temperature e Let the camera warm up when moving from a cold to a warm temperature e Do not touch the lenses of the camera e Do not expose the lens to direct sunlight for extended periods Battery Information e Turn off the camera before installing or removing batteries e Use only AA alkaline or NiMH batteries e Always replace batteries with four new or freshly charged batteries e Do not use batteries that are leaking corroded or damaged e Do not attempt to recharge non rechargeable batteries e When charging rechargeable batteries use a battery charger specifically designed for the type of battery If the charger is designed to accommodate multiple battery types be sure to adjust its settings to match the type of battery you are recharging e Download all pictures and remove the batteries from the camera if you are going to store the camera for extended periods Table of Contents GETTING STARTED count ad id diana 6 INTRO
26. ed in detail For additional information or assistance users should visit the SiPix Web site as tutorials updated drivers frequently asked questions and news updates are available www sipixdigital com support SiPix Technical Support is available from 9 AM to 6 PM CET Monday through Friday excluding public holidays Should you require further assistance you may contact SiPix technical support representatives by calling For free Technical Support call in Europe 00800 800 SiPix 00800 80074749 or by E Mail sipix appello de Technische Unterstutzung SiPix bietet kostenlose technische Unterstutzung innerhalb der zweij hrigen Europ ischen Garantiefrist Wenn Sie technische Fragen haben sollten Sie zuerst das Benutzerhandbuch lesen da sich detaillierte Informationen zur Verwendung und Fehlerbehebung in dem Benutzerhandbuch befinden Fur zusatzliche Informationen oder Unterst tzung besuchen Sie bitte die SiPix Web Site wo Lehrgange aktuelle Treiber haufig gestellte Fragen und Update Programme angeboten werden www sipixdigital com support Sie k nnen ebenfalls Kontakt mit dem Team unserer technischen Unterst tzung aufnehmen um weitere Hilfe zu erhalten Gebuhrenfreie technischen Hotline in Europa 00800 800 SiPix 00800 80074749 oder per E Mail sipix appello de Unsere technische Unterst tzung steht Ihnen von Montag bis Freitag von 9 Uhr bis 18 Uhr Mitteleuropaischer Zeit ausschlieBlich Feiertagen zur Verfugung Support Tec
27. er is Ensure that the AC adapter is plugged into a working outlet not plugged in Ensure that the If the LED is flashing wait until it emits a steady light before Standby LED is on taking the picture The camera may be waiting for the flash and is not flashing to charge The camera won t take a picture and the memory is not full Is the If the CompactFlash card is inserted incorrectly a message is displayed in the LCD status display CompactFlash card inserted correctly Is the camera The camera s buttons are not functional when connected to connected to a a PC Disconnect the camera to take more pictures computer The flash doesn t Is the flash on Ensure that the flash is set correctly work If the batteries are too weak the flash is unable to recharge The batteries may be weak Turn the camera off and wait a few seconds before turning it back on If this doesn t work you need to replace the batteries with fresh ones The pictures are The camera or Hold the camera steady or put it on a tripod to take pictures blurry subject was moving when the picture was taken The picture looks The flash is needed Turn the flash on too dark for the picture The picture is too light Change the angle of the picture so that bright lights do not shine directly towards the camera lens You are facing a bright light when taking the picture The flash is set to Set the flash to Automatic fla
28. he image An icon 4X3 is displayed at the top of the LCD monitor and the center of the screen is enlarged at three times the original size Use the Navigator button to scroll up down left right to access the other areas of the picture Taking Pictures Single Frame 1 Set the Mode Selector to CAPTURE a 2 Press the Menu button to open the Capture Mode menu Use the Navigator up down buiton to scroll to IMAGE QUALITY and press the right button to open a submenu 3 Use the Navigator up down buttons to select the desired resolution Super Fine 2048 x 1536 9 pictures using onboard memory Fine 2048 x 1536 24 pictures using onboard memory Basic 1024 x 768 96 pictures using onboard memory Press OK to set the desired resolution and then press the Menu button to exit the Capture Mode menu Press the Flash button Eto set the flash mode refer to page 19 for details Ensure the standby LED has stopped flashing and align the picture through the viewfinder Press the Shutter Release button half way down to focus on the subject When you hear a beep the camera is ready Press the Shutter Button all the way down to take the picture You hear a click as the picture is taken The LCD displays the remaining number of pictures in the top right corner Note For details on using the other functions in the capture mode menu refer to page 23 Continuous Shooting This feature allows the rapid capture of four picture
29. hnique SiPix fournit le support technique sans frais pendant la p riode de garantie d deux ans Les utilisateurs qui se posent des questions de nature technique doivent se referer tout d abord au Manuel Utilisateur car les informations relatives a l utilisation et au d pannage sont pr sent es en d tail Pour les informations suppl mentaires ou l aide les utilisateurs peuvent visiter le site web de SiPix www sipixdigital com support car il met a leur disposition des tutoriaux des pilotes mis a jour des questions fr quemment pos es et des mis a jour d informations Si vous avez besoin de plus d aide vous pouvez contacter les repr sentants du support technique SiPix en appelant Pour assistance Technique rappeler le num ro gratuit en Europe 00800 800 SiPix 00800 80074749 ou par E Mail sipix appello de Le Support Technique de SiPix est disponible de 9h a 18h du lundi au vendredi sauf les jours f ri s TEL 00800 800 SiPix Finland Norway Sweden Denmark Austria Belgium The Netherlands Luxembourg France Switzerland Italy UK Ireland Germany In the UK you can use as well 0845 6604550 Foxlink Europe B V Spuikade 3 3087 Bg Rotterdam The Netherlands 55 TECHNICAL SUPPORT 8 WARRANTY ASIA PACIFIC Technical Support Upon receipt of this SiPix product you are immediately eligible for Technical Support during the warranty period of ONE YEAR from the purchase date Users with questions or concerns of a techni
30. ibed as below e NORMAL Leave the image detail as captured e SHARPER Sharpen the edge of the image detail e SOFTER Soften the edge of the image detail for the special effects Scroll to the desired setting and press OK 28 VIDEO MOD q i INE E amp W BALANCE H COLOR EN NORMAL Ni HAI d bh E E die Sun E Cloud 1 Tungsten Fluorescent OO MODE ik Z E AUTO B P EFFECT EN NORMAL VIDEO MODE IHE El AUTO Ef COLOR E SH SHARPNESS w NORMAL D SHARPER a SOFTEH SETUP MODE SCREENS To access the Setup mode screens set the Mode Selector to SETUP The setup menu screen appears Press the MENU button The Video mode Main menu screen appears Use the Navigator up down buttons to scroll through the menus Use the Navigator right button to open submenus Use the OK button to make selections Setup Mode Main Menu The Setup mode Main menu is a list of submenus shown on the right They include options for the following items e Language e Beep e Auto OFF e Timer e Time Setup QUICK REVIEW INTERNAL e Time Stamp e Quick Review e Format e Reset Default tn Language The Language submenu allows you to select the language you want to use with the SC 3300 digital camera Please be careful when selecting the language If a language that is unfamiliar to you is selected it may be difficult to understand the menus in an effort to change the language
31. into your SC 3300 digital camera 1 Ensure the camera is turned OFF 2 Open the battery compartment cover on the bottom of the camera by sliding the cover in the direction indicated by the arrow on the cover 3 Note the battery polarity on the inside cover and insert the batteries in the battery compartment accordingly 4 Close the battery compartment cover and press it inwards until it clicks shut Note Use only AA alkaline Ni MH or Ni CD batteries Inserting the batteries with the incorrect polarity will not damage the camera or batteries Battery Display Indicator The battery display icon indicates how much battery charge is left Refer to the following table The batteries have a full charge or the AC adapter is connected The batteries have approximately 50 power left The batteries have approximately 25 power left The batteries are almost empty Replace the batteries Note Digital Cameras place heavy loads on batteries Use an AC power adapter whenever possible To conserve battery power when framing the subject use the optical viewfinder rather than the LCD color display Limiting the usage of the LCD display to image review will greatly extend battery life INSTALLING amp REMOVING AN OPTIONAL COMPACTFLASH CARD Note Maximum tested CompactFlash card size is 128MB Please follow the instructions below to install and remove a CompactFlash card in your SC 3300 digital Camera 1 Set th
32. ipod socket CompactFlash den E card eject switch Rear View Standby LED Carrying strap slot Viewfinder Memory card read write indicator Mode Selector Navigator LCD color GC monitor ce Macro Timer MENU button E DISPL Ay CompactFlash Display button PERSCH OK button Mode Selector There are five settings for the Mode Selector refer to the following table for a description of each setting en pesen S Use VIDEO mode to take record video in AVI format Use CAPTURE mode to take pictures a Use REVIEW mode to review your pictures and video on the color LCD SETUP Use SETUP mode to modify the camera s configuration and options PC Use PC mode to download pictures to your computer LCD Monitor Display The following LCD displays vary according to the current setting Capture Mode Digital Zoom White Balance Remaining Shots Exposure Available Value Storage Location Flash Card Internal Memory Macro Continuous Timer Shoot Resolution Battery Date Time Video Capture Mode Digital Zoom Wide Remaining Time Available for Video Capture Status Message Storage Location Card Internal Memor Macro y Resolution Battery Date Time Review Mode MeH 1 132 8223 JPG 1600 x 1200 OIF 13 1 01 01 01 4M12 00 d 01 01 01 AM12 00 INSERTING BATTERIES Please follow the instructions below to insert the batteries
33. lect ALL to unlock all protected images Scroll to the desired option and press OK Erase This selection allows you to erase the current picture or to erase all stored pictures Press the Menu button to open the Review mode Main menu Use the Navigator up down buttons to scroll to ERASE E e a E Press the Navigator right button to view the Erase submenu Scroll to THIS to erase the selected image or choose ALL to erase all images on the camera Scroll to the desired option and press OK 35 Slideshow When the Slideshow function is enabled this item will begin a slideshow of all currently loaded images at three or ten second intervals Press the Menu button to open the Review mode Main menu Use the Navigator up down buttons to scroll to SLIDESHOW Press the Navigator right button to view the Slideshow submenu Scroll to ON and press OK to start the slideshow Transfer The Transfer function enables you to transfer image data from the internal memory to the CompactFlash card Press the Menu button to open the Review mode Main menu Use the Navigator up down buttons to scroll to TRANSFER Note This option is disabled when there is no card inserted in the camera Press the Navigator right button to view the Transfer submenu TRANSFER DATA TO CARD Select YES and press OK to transfer the data to the card gt WD DPOF DPOF Digital Print Order Format is a file format for digital fi
34. lm memory cards that shows a commercial print service which images are to be printed and how many prints are to be made When you shoot the image or when reviewing on the camera use DPOF to specify the how many copies of each image are to be printed Press the Menu button to open the Review mode Main menu Use the Navigator up down buttons to scroll to DPOF Note This option is disabled when there is no card inserted in the camera Press the Navigator right button to view the DPOF submenu Single specifies a single print of the picture All specifies all pictures to be printed Reset resets the DPOF settings Select YES and press OK to transfer the DPOF data to the card 36 When All is selected displays DPOF images Specifies a time and file number to be assigned to the image AITIMESTAMP LIFILE NUMBER SET Specifies how many copies of the image are to be made DPOF Video Review Mode Select Video from the Review Mode Main menu and press OK An image is displayed in the LCD display Note If there are no videos in the camera the LCD displays a NO MOVIE message Press the Navigator down button e to show a thumbnail display of all videos Press the Menu button The Image Review Mode Main menu includes a submenu for configuring options in your camera e Play e Lock e Unlock e Erase e Transfer Play This selection allows you to play a video After selecting a video p
35. needs to be returned for repair you must contact SiPix technical support prior to shipment for an RMA number before sending in the product The RMA number is a Return Merchandise Authorization number SiPix will refuse all shipments without a proper RMA number The RMA number MUST be printed on the outside of the original shipping carton in large print written in black ink next to the shipping label Failure to properly pack shipment could cause serious damage to the product and void the warranty Should any defect s be discovered the product may be returned to SiPix with a valid RMA number If you are returning product for repair please be sure to do the following 1 3 4 i Call SiPix Customer Support Mon Fri during regular business hours toll free at 408 719 5076 and obtain an RMA Return Merchandise Authorization number Print your RMA number on the OUTSIDE of the original shipping carton in large print written in black ink next to the shipping label Include a copy of the bill of sale with the returned product Unless otherwise instructed do not return any manuals or software when returning items for repair Ship to SiPix via a traceable shipping method and retain the tracking number Note This product is intended for use only within the boundaries and territories of the United States and Canada If you purchased this product in Mexico or South America and need assistance or repair you must contact your originating reseller f
36. or service and support SiPix Imaging Milpitas CA will not accept any shipments from outside the boundaries and territories of the USA and Canada SiPix often bundles many different third party software options with its products If any of these options were ordered with your SiPix product and they appear to be missing or incorrect contact your reseller immediately 99 TECHNICAL SUPPORT USA amp CANADA Upon receipt of this SiPix product you are immediately eligible for Technical Support during the warranty period of ONE YEAR from the purchase date If you require technical assistance after reviewing your manual please visit our Website Support at www sipixdigital com support Additionally you may contact our Technical Support staff for further assistance Our Technical Support hours are from 8AM to 6PM Pacific Time Monday through Friday at 408 719 5076 customer pays for any toll charges In addition to providing telephone based Technical Support SiPix offers quick and easy e mail support Getting answers to your questions has never been easier For email support go to he SiPix website at www sipixdigital com support contact 94 TECHNICAL SUPPORT amp WARRANTY EUROPE Technical Support SiPix provides technical support at no cost during the two year European warranty period Users with questions or concerns of a technical nature should first refer to the product manual as usage and troubleshooting information is provid
37. quality If the image quality does not come out as expected then try adjusting the manual settings such as exposure value if the picture is too dark or too light or white balance if a yellow cast is present e When taking a picture with the flash stand at least 6 feet away from your subject Standing too close to your subject may cause the subject to become overexposed The flash for the SC 3300 has a range of 2 6 to 8 2 feet e Try to take pictures in an area where there are a lot of colors and patterns If taking a portrait picture of a person ensure the clothing does not have a high contrast to the background e g white shirt against black e Depending on the subject and the indoor conditions it is generally better to have the light source at an angle e g 45 degrees from the subject instead of directly in front of or directly behind the subject Indoors General Don ts e Avoid an area where the wall is the main portion of the image e Avoid light sources positioned directly behind or directly in front of your subject e Usually the indoors lighting is very diffused therefore try to avoid bright light sources from being in the picture A great variance in lighting in a single frame can cause improper exposure because the digital camera cannot judge the amount of light correctly e g shaded hallway and bright entryway e Try to avoid a light source that is brighter than the subject e Don t shoot a picture directly into
38. quipment off and on the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures e Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna e Increase the separation between the equipment and the receiver e Connect the equipment to an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected e Consult the dealer or an experienced radio TV technician for help Warning A shielded type power cord is required in order to meet FCC emission limits and to prevent interference to the nearby radio and television reception Use only shielded cables to connect I O devices to this equipment You are cautioned that changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void your authority to operate the equipment Declaration of Conformity This device complies with part 15 of the FCC rules Operation is subject to the following conditions e This device may not cause harmful interference e This device must accept any interference received including interference that may cause undesired operation Canadian Department of Communications This class B digital apparatus meets all requirements of the Canadian Interference causing Equipment Regulations Cet appareil num rique de la classe B respecte toutes les exigences du R glement sur le materiel brouilieur du Canada Trademark Recognition Windows Windows 98 Windows 2000 Windows ME Windows XP are register
39. ra has been ergonomically designed to allow you to quickly and easily take high quality digital pictures and video without the trouble of buying and developing film With a 3 3 Mega Pixel CCD image sensor you are assured of high resolution clear pictures that can be printed displayed on your Web site or sent to friends and family through e mail The SC 3300 also has the ability to take record digital video in AVI format The supplied software and drivers enable you to easily download your pictures and video to your PC With the application software you can edit your pictures with tools such as sharpen smooth red eye correction brightness and contrast adjustment Other tools include special effects which will allow you to flip images shear them and turn them into cylinders The USB cable allows you to easily download your pictures to your computer where you can use the enclosed software to perform image processing tasks Unpacking the SC 3300 Camera Upon receiving your SC 3300 camera open the carton and carefully remove the contents If anything is missing or damaged please contact your reseller immediately Your package should contain the following items e SC 3300 digital camera e Camera strap e USB cable e Two AA alkaline batteries e Quick Start Guide e CD ROM containing C 3300 TWAIN driver SiPix Camera Wizard ArcSoft Photolmpression ArcSoft Videolmpression Owner s Manual PDF Adobe Acrobat Re
40. ra to your computer Along with the SC 3300 TWAIN driver the SiPix Camera Wizard was also installed The SiPix Camera Wizard allows you to download both pictures and video The SC 3300 is Mass Storage compliant The pictures and video on the camera can also be accessed using Mass Storage detailed below Transfer Images amp Video With the SiPix Camera Wizard You can use the StyleCam SiPix Camera Wizard to transfer amp save view a slideshow of pictures play your video or open folders to view files Connect the SC 3300 with the supplied USB cable to your PC The following screen will automatically appear Lane Wiga Whal do you went Widows lo do D zeg i View A sideshow of the magos rg To transfer and save the images and video to your computer select the first option from the window above Copy pictures to a folder on my computer and click OK The following screen will appear Your picture s will appear in thumbnail format and the video s will display as video icons as shown in the above screen capture To save these files to your desired location click on Browse select a location to save your files and click OK Your pictures and or video will be saved under this location 46 You can also view your pictures in a slideshow Choose View slideshow of the images from the Camera Wizard and click OK To play a video select the video icon from the Camera Wizard and click OK
41. ress the Menu button to open the Video Review mode Main menu Use the Navigator up down buttons to scroll to PLAY Press the Navigator right button to view the submenu Press OK to view the video Press OK again to stop the video from playing 37 Lock This selection allows you to protect a video from being erased Press the Menu button to open the Video Review mode Main menu Use the Navigator up down buttons to scroll to LOCK Press the Navigator right button to view the Lock submenu iw THIS Da ie Gr IT HE ay E Scroll to THIS and press OK to lock the selected video Unlock This selection allows you to unlock a video or all the videos that you selected to lock on memory at once Press the Menu button to open the Video Review mode Main menu Use the Navigator up down buttons to scroll to UNLOCK WW L e e LALOR 2 Press the Navigator right button to view the Unlock submenu Scroll to THIS and press OK to unlock the selected video or select ALL to unlock all videos on the camera Scroll to the desired option and press OK Erase This selection allows you to erase the current video or to erase all stored videos Press the Menu button to open the Video Review mode Main menu Use the Navigator up down buttons to scroll to ERASE Press the Navigator right button to view the Erase submenu Scroll to THIS and press OK to erase the selected video or select ALL to erase all videos on th
42. s with one shutter button click 1 Set the Mode Selector to capture ss Press the Menu button to open the Capture Mode menu Use the Navigator up down button to scroll to CONT SHOT and then press the right button to open a submenu Use the Navigator up down buttons to scroll to ON and press OK Press the Menu button to exit the Capture Mode menu Ensure the standby LED has stopped flashing and align the picture through the viewfinder or the LCD monitor Press the Shutter Release button half way down to focus on the subject When you hear a beep the camera is ready Press the shutter button all the way down to take the four pictures Taking Video 1 Set the Mode Selector to VIDEO CAPTURE 2 2 Press the Menu button to open the Video Mode menu Use the Ki gt MODE Navigator up down buttons to scroll to IMAGE QUALITY and press e GC l the right button to open a submenu d COLOR EN NORMAL 3 Use the Navigator up down buttons to select the desired resolution and press OK Fine 320 x 240 58 seconds using onboard memory Basic 160 x 120 180 seconds using onboard memory 4 Ensure the standby LED has stopped flashing and align the picture through the viewfinder 5 Press and release the Shutter button to start taking video Stop taking video by pressing the Shutter button again The LCD indicates the remaining time mm ss to record video in the upper right hand corner Setting the Resolution
43. sed 1 Set the Mode Selector to REVIEW The Review mode screen appears 2 Select IMAGE or MOVIE and press OK The last image video appears on the LCD monitor 3 Use the Navigator button left right buttons to scroll to the desired image video 4 Use the Navigator up down buitons to scroll to UNLOCK 5 Press the Navigator button right button to open the Unlock submenu Select THIS to remove protection from the selected image video or select ALL to remove protection from all images or video and press OK Video Image 6 Press the MENU button to exit the Review mode Main menu The A icon has disappeared indicating the image video is no longer protected 22 Erasing Images and Video This function allows you to erase image or video files 1 Set the Mode Selector to REVIEW The Review mode screen appears 2 Select IMAGE or MOVIE and press OK The last image video appears on the LCD monitor 3 Use the Navigator button left right buttons to scroll to the desired image video 4 Push the Menu button The menu will appear 5 Use the Navigator up down buttons to scroll to ERASE 6 Press the Navigator button right button to open the Erase submenu Select THIS to a delete the selected image video or select a n Hi ALL to delete all images or videos press fn w THIS OK to confirm deletion p aui Video Image 7 Press the MENU button to exit the Review mode Main menu 23 CAPTURE MODE SCREENS
44. sh Flash always on Use the USB DR on the SC 3300 CD to remove the unknown device from the Device Manager 1 Put the SC 3300 CD into the CD ROM drive If the Installation screen appears select Exit Double click on My Computer Right click on your CD ROM drive Select Open plugged the Since the camera camera in before was plugged in installing the before the software software Now was installed the have installed the Device Manager software and the now contains an Double click on the Utilities folder Double click on USBDR EXE The USB Dr will load Follow the onscreen Instructions computer doesn t unknown device see the camera 50 Image Sensor Color LCD External storage media Picture modes Video modes Color Depth Zoom Output file format Optics system Focal Length Focusing Shutter speed Exposure Processing time 02 E UY AC Adapter Battery type Strobe light Compliance White balance Dimensions Weight SPECIFICATIONS 1 1 8 inch CCD with 3 34 million square pixels 1 6 inch color TFT LCD CompactFlash card up to 128MB sous e Import compression pe A Video Length IS Basic 160 x 120 340 sec 3x digital Zoom JPEG Exif 2 1 Four step lens aperture F3 5 F8 0 24 bit color 7 6 mm equivalent to 38 mm on a non digital 35 mm camera Auto focus normal 80 cm infinity macro 40 cm 80 cm 1 2 to 1 500 second electronic shutter meter Auto expo
45. signation This is the SC 3300 Double click on the folder DCIM Double click on the folder 100SIPIX You will see the video and still image files From here you can save your image files drag them to a specific location or double click on an image to open tt Oo eS OY a Transfer Pictures with ArcSoft PhotoImpression using the SC 3300 TWAIN Driver Please follow the instructions below to transfer the pictures using ArcSoft Photolmpression 1 Connect the SC 3300 to your computer refer to Connecting to Computer from above 2 Launch the ArcSoft Photolmpression application via Start gt Programs gt ArcSoft Photolmpression gt Photolmpression 3 0 3 Select Get Photos from the top of the left panel 4 Click on Camera Scanner button located on the bottom of the screen 5 From the Select Source drop down menu a list of devices will be displayed Select SiPix SC 3300 TWAIN 6 Click on the Acquire button and the TWAIN driver screen will acquire the images saved on your camera 7 The SiPix TWAIN allows you to view each individual image saved on your camera You can use the arrow keys to scroll to the previous or the next picture Click the Transfer button to download the images to your computer Save Images using ArcSoft Photolmpression Once you have downloaded transferred all the images you want onto your computer Follow the instructions below to save your pictures on the computer
46. sure Shot to shot lt 4 sec USB v1 1 USB connector Output 3V 2A minimum 2 X AA alkaline Ni MH batteries Range 0 9m 3m Regulatory compliance e Safety CE e FCC Class B Auto white balance balanced for daylight fluorescent sunset tungsten 108 x 70 x 45 mm W x H x D Approx 200g without battery ONE YEAR LIMITED WARRANTY USA amp CANADA SiPix Inc warrants this hardware product against defects in material and workmanship for a period of one year from the original date of purchase as identified on the proof of purchase your receipt It is the end user s responsibility to make certain this product is in working condition with the intended computer system within the one year warranty period These are the sole remedies and SiPix s sole liabilities for performance or failure to perform of the product SiPix reserves the right to change its warranty policy at any time for all products distributed after the date of such change in warranty Except as set forth above all other warranties whether express or implied including but not limited to the implied warranties of merchantability and fitness for a particular purpose are hereby excluded SiPix shall not be liable for incidental special or consequential damages arising out of or related to the use or performance of the product including without limitation loss of data or use of data processing facilities or equipment regardless of whether SiPix may h
47. tion on using the SC 3300 TWAIN driver application 41 ArcSoft PhotoImpression e Picture editing award winning software provides useful and powerful editing tools e Calendars amp greeting cards now it s easy to make invitations flyers and more e Exciting panoramas create photo panoramas in three simple steps ArcSoft VideoImpression e Video editing award winning software provides useful and powerful editing tools e Edit and combine video files create new movies from other video animation and image files e Easy to use drag and drop interface enables you to put video together in sequence e Album organizer provides a thumbnail preview of all supported file types e MPEG 1 MOV or AVI video files can be trimmed to cut out unwanted scenes still image files can be included mix video and image files into a single presentation e Dual soundtrack support enables you to provide narration and background music e Special transition and text effects can be added to your video to enhance its presentation Adobe Acrobat Reader Use this software to read PDF files The SC 3300 owner s manual is in PDF format on the software CD for your convenience Installing the Software Follow these instructions to install the camera driver and application software on your PC system Installing the SC 3300 Software 1 Insert the SC 3300 software CD into your CD ROM drive The auto install program runs and you see the SC 3300 soft
48. tons to a WV ENGLISH CR ON WM JMN 2009 Dt D JA ON Press the Navigator right button to view the Timer submenu Scroll to the desired setting 5 10 or 15 seconds and press OK 30 Time This item enables you to adjust the time and date that will display on your pictures In the Setup mode Main menu use the Navigator up down buttons to SETUP MOCE scroll to TIME SETUP n KS a 3 MIN GI HE 5 TIME SETUP A UN Press the Navigator right button to view the Time Setup submenu Use the Navigator up down buttons to change the value and then use TIME SETUP the Navigator left right buttons to move to the next item When all of the 2 values are entered press OK to finish the setting ann 01 o AN 12 00 Pressing the right button Year P Month P Day aman advances the selection in A OK CANCEL the following order CANCEL OK d Minte Hour Time Stamp This item allows you to record the date time information in the image file when the shutter button is released In the Setup mode Main menu use the Navigator up down buttons to SETUP MODE scroll to TIME SETUP 1 SC a MIN USE 2003010 A TIME STAMP FAME Press the Navigator right button to view the Time Setup submenu TIME Scroll to the desired setting and press OK Quick Review This item allows you to set whether the picture will display for a 1 second review in Capture Mode SETUP MODE INTERNAL In the Setup mode Main menu
49. use the Navigator up down buttons to scroll to TIME SETUP E Press the Navigator right button to view the Quick Review submenu QUICK REVIEW Scroll to the desired setting and press OK OFF 31 Format This item allows you to format the internal memory or the inserted CF card Warning Formatting the internal memory or the CF card erases all data In the Setup mode Main menu use the Navigator up down buttons to scroll to FORMAT Press the Navigator right button to view the Format submenu FORMAT CARD Scroll to the desired option and press OK You re prompted to format the internal memory YES are promp y wn Scroll to the desired option and press OK Reset Defaults This item lets you reset the camera settings to the factory defaults In the Setup mode Main menu use the Navigator up down buttons to scroll to FORMAT Press the Navigator right button to view the Defaults submenu Scroll to the desired option and press OK 32 SETUP MODE Be DN oe FORMAT A ee FORMAT INTERNAL MEMORY TER NO ple ON Ia INTERNAL 2 DEFAULTS The Factory Defaults Default setting Continue Shot Quality Image Resolution 2048 x 1536 Video Resolution 320 x 240 Strobe Normal Time amp Date 2002 01 01 AM 12 00 33 REVIEW MODE SCREENS To access the Review mode screens set the Mode Selector to REVIEW Press the MENU button The Review mode Main menu screen appears Use th
50. ware installation screen Note If the CD does not auto run click Start Run Type D setup exe in the Run dialog text box where D is your CD ROM drive Select OK et oat Der minpreralan 3 0 riot geo lepresilon 3 A 2 There should be a check y in the box next to Automatic Installation Recommended Click Continue C sad Bro Note If your computer already has an application installed previously the installed application will be grayed out 42 3 The ArcSoft Photolmpression Videolmpression license agreement will appear To accept the agreement click on YES 4 Both ArcSoft Photolmpression and Videolmpression will install to the computer 5 Next Adobe Acrobat Reader will begin its installation A Welcome screen will appear Select Next 6 The Installation Destination screen will appear It is recommend that the default destination is used Select Next 6 Click Next and follow the instructions on your screen until the Setup Complete screen appears 7 Click Finish to complete the installation 8 When the installation is completed You are prompted to restart your computer If you do not want to install Leg sen Fleece peed the lola horca epee caiu Preis be PAGE Cet he do et te wa ihe Serer EEN Trei gres do ite bear A dal al thes E pe chee He ge ssp pall Cup To miss Ce Kampf Ce dei agent pleri Jander 43 E Wu H Of 7 Adobe Acrobat
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