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General| Image Sensor | CMOS Sensor |
|---|---|
| Video Resolution | HD 720P (1280X720) VGA (640X480) |
| Photo Resolution | 5MP (2592x1944) 1MP (1280x960) VGA (640x480) |
| Zoom | 4X Digital Zoom |
| Focus Range | Fixed Focus ; F 3.2, f=5.7mm |
| White Balance | Auto, Daily, Cloudy, Fluorescent, Tungsten |
| Light Exposure | ±2.0, ±1.7, ±1.3, ±1.0, ±0.7, ±0.3, 0 |
| Metering | Center, Multi, Spot |
| File Format | AVI (Video), JPEG (Photo) |
| Language | English, French, Spanish, German, Italian, Portuguese |
| System Requirements | MICROSOFT® Windows XP (SP3), Vista (SP1) or 7 MACINTOSH OSX v10.5.x and above |
| External Memory | Micro SD Memory card, Class 4 or higher, up to 32GB |
| LCD Display | 1.77”TFT |
| Auto Power Off | Off, 1 min., 3 min., 5 min. |
| Interface | USB 2.0 |
| Battery | Built-in Lithium-ion Battery |
Instructions for charging the camcorder's battery using a USB cable and computer.
How to use the camcorder to record video, including starting and stopping.
Instructions for capturing still photos with the camcorder, including aiming and shooting.
How to review and manage recorded photos and videos on the camcorder.
Guide on how to use and seal the waterproof casing for the camcorder.
Instructions for attaching the camcorder to a bicycle handlebar.
Instructions for mounting the camcorder onto a helmet.
Steps to turn the camcorder on and off using the power button.
Explanation of the power saving feature that automatically turns off the camcorder.
Overview of the three primary operating modes: Video, Photo, and Playback.
Instructions on how to change between Video, Photo, and Playback modes using the mode switch.
How to access and navigate menus for capture and playback modes.
Guide to accessing and using the camcorder's general settings menu.
Detailed steps for recording video, including scene selection, zoom, and resolution.
Description of buttons used in Video Capture Mode for recording and navigation.
Displays the current selected mode, such as Video Capture Mode.
Shows the selected White Balance setting and available options.
Displays the selected Metering setting and available options.
Shows the selected video resolution and available options like HD and VGA.
Displays recording time and status, including elapsed time and record icon.
Shows the current zoom magnification level.
Displays the current battery power level.
Indicates if a memory card is installed and usable.
Step-by-step guide to capturing still photos, including scene, zoom, and resolution.
Explanation of buttons used for capturing photos and navigating menus.
Displays the current selected mode, specifically Photo Capture Mode.
Shows the current Driver Mode setting like Self-Timer or Burst.
Displays the selected White Balance setting and its options.
Shows the selected Metering setting and its options.
Displays the selected Light Exposure setting.
Shows the selected photo resolution and options like 5MP, 1MP, VGA.
Displays the number of photos that can be captured.
Shows the current zoom magnification level.
Displays the current battery power level.
Indicates if a memory card is installed and usable.
How to navigate and view photos and videos stored on the camcorder.
Steps to play back recorded videos on the camcorder.
Explanation of buttons used in Playback Mode for playing media and navigating.
Displays the current selected mode, Video Playback Mode.
Shows media file count or elapsed video playback time.
Indicates if a file is locked or protected from deletion.
Displays the type of media file, video or JPG photo.
Explanation of buttons used in Photo Playback Mode for viewing media and navigating.
Displays the current selected mode, Photo Playback Mode.
Shows the current media file and total amount of media files.
Indicates if a file is locked or protected from deletion.
Displays the type of media file, video or JPG photo.
Accessing and navigating the main menus for capture and playback modes.
Accessing and navigating the general settings menu for the camcorder.
Options to select video resolution (HD, VGA) affecting file size.
Options to select recording/playback speed (30fps, 15fps).
Settings for light metering (Center, Multi, Spot) affecting focus and exposure.
Settings for adjusting image colors based on light source (Auto, Daylight, Cloudy, Fluorescent, Tungsten).
Options to select photo resolution (5MP, 1MP, VGA) affecting file size.
Options to select image quality (Super Fine, Fine, Normal) affecting file size.
Settings for light metering (Center, Multi) affecting focus and exposure.
Settings for adjusting image colors based on light source (Auto, Daylight, Cloudy, Fluorescent, Tungsten).
Controls the amount of light entering the lens, adjustable for different lighting conditions.
Select Self-Timer delay or Burst mode for multiple photos.
Options to apply color effects to images (Normal, BW, Sepia, Red, Green, Blue).
Protect or lock media files to prevent deletion or alteration.
Options to delete selected or all video and photo files.
Protect or lock media files to prevent deletion or alteration.
Options to delete selected or all photo files.
View photos as a slideshow with options for interval and repeat.
Set electrical current frequency (50Hz, 60Hz) to avoid image waves.
Configure automatic power-off times (1min, 3min, 5min, OFF) to save battery.
Set the camcorder's date and time for image stamping.
Select the desired language for the camcorder interface.
Erase all content from the memory card (Yes/No).
Reset camcorder settings to factory defaults (Yes/No).
Minimum system requirements for Windows users to download media.
Minimum system requirements for Macintosh users to download media.
Guide on installing the Vivitar Experience Image Manager software from CD or online.
Steps to connect the camcorder to a computer using a USB cable.
Instructions on transferring media using the software's 'Get Images' function.
Steps for manually transferring files from camcorder to Windows PC via USB.
Steps for manually transferring files from camcorder to Mac via USB.
Methods for connecting the camcorder to an iPad for media import.
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