To Next PageTo Next PageWhy does my Vivitar Vivicam 5105s Digital Camera flash not fire?
If the flash on your Vivitar Digital Camera isn't firing, check these settings: * The camera might be set to / mode. Switch to a different mode. * The flash could be set to 'no flash'. Change the setting to 'auto flash'.
Why is my Vivitar Vivicam 5105s Digital Camera image too bright?
If your Vivitar Digital Camera images are consistently too bright, it is likely over-exposed. Try setting the exposure compensation to a smaller value.
Why is my Vivitar Digital Camera image too dark?
If your Vivitar Digital Camera images are consistently too dark, it might be because: * The image was taken in a dark place without the flash. Set the flash to auto flash. * The image is underexposed. Increase the exposure compensation to a larger value.
What to do if my Vivitar Vivicam 5105s Digital Camera does not focus?
If your Vivitar Digital Camera is not focusing, consider the following: * The lens may be dirty. Wipe it clean with a soft, dry cloth or lens paper. * The subject may be too close. Ensure the subject is within the effective focus range of the camera.
What to do if my Vivitar Digital Camera power cuts out during use?
If your Vivitar Digital Camera loses power during use, the battery is likely exhausted. Try recharging the battery or using the AC power adapter.
Why does my Vivitar Vivicam 5105s battery run out quickly?
If the battery on your Vivitar Digital Camera drains quickly, it could be due to the following reasons: * The battery may not be fully charged. Fully charge the battery and discharge it for at least one complete cycle before use to maximize its performance and lifetime. * The battery has not been used for an extended period of time after being charged.
What to do if even I press the shutter button, the Vivitar Vivicam 5105s 5105s does not shoot?
If your Vivitar Digital Camera 5105s isn't shooting when you press the shutter button, here are a few things to check: * Ensure the battery isn't low by recharging it or using the AC power adapter. * Make sure the power is turned on. * Confirm the camera is in shooting mode by toggling the MODE button. * Press the shutter button all the way down. * Check if the memory card or internal memory is full and delete unwanted files or load a new card. * If the memory card life has ended, load a new one. * Wait for the flash to finish recharging. * Format the memory card in the camera if it's unrecognized or has been used in another device. * If the auto power off function is activated, turn the power on again.
General| Brand | Vivitar |
|---|---|
| Model | Vivicam 5105s |
| Category | Digital Camera |
| Language | English |
Explains compliance with Part 15 of FCC Rules and operational conditions.
Lists registered trademarks and other product names.
Notes on product design, specifications, and retailer variations.
Provides critical warnings regarding foreign objects, damage, disassembly, water, unstable surfaces, and battery handling.
Advises on battery polarity, insertion, and handling.
Warns against dropping, impacts, humid environments, and covering the device.
Discusses factors affecting battery performance and initial charging recommendations.
Provides guidance on storing batteries and maintaining terminals.
Describes the camera's features, megapixel count, LCD monitor, and internal memory.
Lists all items included in the camera package.
Mentions optional accessories available for purchase, such as memory cards.
Identifies and labels the components on the front of the camera.
Identifies and labels the components on the rear of the camera.
Details the status LED's states, descriptions, and associated sounds.
Explains the blinking red light of the self-timer LED.
Describes various scene modes like Auto, Sports, Night Scene, Portrait, Landscape, and Backlight.
Explains icons for Scene mode, Image quality, Image size, Remaining pictures, Card indicator, Battery level, ISO speed, Sharpness, Color, and Saturation.
Details indicators for Flash mode, Self-timer, Macro mode, White balance, and EV compensation.
Explains icons for Playback mode, Card indicator, Battery level, Protect indicator, and index number.
Details indicators for Movie mode, Recording indicator, Video counter, Card indicator, and Battery level.
Explains icons for Playback mode, Battery level, Card indicator, index number, Movie mode, Elapsed time, and playback indicator.
Provides step-by-step instructions for inserting and removing the camera battery.
Details how to charge the battery using the AC adapter and provides important usage notes.
Explains how to insert, remove, and protect SD memory cards.
Advises on formatting the SD card before first use and notes on card heating.
Guides on how to set the camera's date and time upon first use.
Provides steps to select the preferred language for the on-screen display.
Explains the procedure for attaching the camera strap to prevent accidental slippage.
Details the simple steps to power the camera on and off using the lens cover.
Explains how to use the LCD monitor to compose and capture images.
Describes Normal mode for general shooting, including portraits and scenery.
Explains how to use digital zoom and its limitations.
Details how to select and use different flash modes like Fill flash, Flash off, Auto, and Red-eye reduction.
Provides detailed descriptions of each flash mode and their applicability.
Explains how to set and use the self-timer for group shots and its timing.
Details how to use Macro mode for close-up shots and its limitations.
Guides on adjusting image resolution and quality settings for different needs.
Shows the approximate number of images that can be stored based on resolution, quality, and memory card size.
Explains how to use the Auto mode for simple point-and-shoot photography.
Guides on using Sports mode for capturing fast-moving subjects.
Details how to use Night Scene mode for balancing subjects and backgrounds in low light.
Explains using Portrait mode to make subjects stand out against blurred backgrounds.
Guides on using Landscape mode for capturing distant scenery with enhanced color.
Details how to use Backlight mode for subjects in shadow with bright backgrounds.
Explains how to enter and use Movie mode to record video clips.
Describes how to play back still images one at a time.
Explains how to enlarge images to view fine details.
Details how to view nine thumbnail images at once for quick scanning.
Guides on how to play recorded video clips.
Explains the slide show feature for automatic image playback.
Describes how to protect single or all images from accidental deletion.
Explains the process for deleting single images or video clips.
Details how to delete all images and video clips from the memory.
Provides instructions on formatting the SD card or internal memory.
Guides on connecting the camera to a PictBridge printer and selecting images for printing.
Details settings for print size, paper type, paper size, and initiating the print job.
Lists the system requirements for both Windows and Macintosh to transfer images/video clips.
Provides instructions for installing the USB driver on Windows and Mac OS.
Details the steps to connect the ViviCam 5105s to a computer via USB.
Explains how to copy files from the camera to the computer for Windows and Mac OS.
Guides on installing the Photo Explorer application for managing digital media.
Details the installation process for the Photo Express photo project software.
Explains how to install Adobe Acrobat Reader to view PDF documents.
Guides on how to access and view the user's manual from the provided CD-ROM.
Lists system requirements and steps for installing the PC camera driver for Windows.
Details connecting the camera and running application software like NetMeeting for videoconferencing.
Explains the settings available within the Capture menu.
Provides detailed descriptions for Size, Quality, and Scene settings.
Explains EV compensation for adjusting brightness and lists effective subjects for compensation.
Details the White Balance settings and their applications in different lighting conditions.
Explains ISO sensitivity, color types, and saturation levels for image capture.
Covers sharpness adjustment, date imprinting, and exiting menu mode.
Lists and briefly describes options like Delete, Copy to Card, Slide Show, Protect, Thumbnails, and Exit.
Details the settings available in the Video menu, including EV and White Balance.
Outlines the various settings configurable in the Setup menu like Date/Time, Format, Language, etc.
Explains language settings, automatic power-off, and resetting to default parameters.
Provides a comprehensive list of the camera's technical specifications.
Lists common power supply problems and their solutions, such as battery loading and exhaustion.
Addresses issues like the camera not shooting, images not appearing, focus problems, and flash errors.
Covers playback errors, memory card issues, and problems downloading images to a computer.
