Sanyo Vpc X1400 Instruction Manual

2015-08-20

• CONTENTS
• CHECKING THE INCLUDED ACCESSORIES
  • Attaching the handstrap
  • Media cards that can be used with this camera
  • What “card” means in this manual
  • Installing/removing the DC adaptor (Model VAR-A3: sold separately)
• SETUP
  • PARTS NAMES
  • CHARGING THE BATTERY PACK
    • Charging the battery pack
  • INSTALL THE BATTERY PACK AND CARD
    • Installation
    • To format a card
    • Warning concerning battery pack temperature
  • TURNING THE CAMERA ON AND OFF
    • Turning on the camera
    • Turning off the camera
    • About the auto power off function
  • DATE AND TIME SETTING
• BASIC OPERATION
  • BEFORE TAKING PICTURES
    • Switching between the recording mode and playback mode
    • How to switch the recording mode
    • Switching the display mode
    • Adjust the monitor brightness
    • Hints for taking pictures
  • CAPTURING AND PLAYING BACK STILL IMAGES
    • Shooting single shots
    • Shooting sequential shots
    • Viewing still images
    • 12-image/20-image display playback
    • Folder playback
    • Magnifying (zooming in) the image
    • Zoom jump playback
    • Deleting files
  • VIDEO CLIP RECORDING AND PLAYBACK
    • Recording a video clip
    • Playing back the video clip
  • USING THE SCENE FUNCTION
    • Capture a still image with a voice memo
    • How to use the best shot feature
    • How to create a panorama photo
    • How to use the face chaser feature
    • How to shoot using Smile Detection
  • OTHER RECORDING FUNCTIONS
    • Using the zoom
    • Flash setting
    • Self-timer
    • Focus range
  • ACCESSING THE MENUS
    • How to display the menus
    • How to operate the menus
• APPENDICES
  • SPECIFICATIONS
    • Camera
    • Camera connectors
    • Battery life
    • Possible Number of Images/Video Recording Time/Audio Recording Time
    • Supplied battery pack charger
    • Supplied Li-ion battery pack
    • Others
    • Before capturing those important shots, be sure to first take a test shot to confirm that your camera is set up and ready to go