Comments for Vivitar Vivicam http://www.vivitarvivicam.com All the latest Information, deals and best offers from trusted retailers such as Amazon, Tesco & John Lewis. Making VivitarVivicam.Com the ultimate Social Shopping and price comparison site for Vivitar Vivicam. Thu, 23 Dec 2010 05:51:36 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.3 Comment on is my camera good 4 a concert? by CiaoChao http://www.vivitarvivicam.com/is-my-camera-good-4-a-concert/comment-page-1/#comment-95 CiaoChao Thu, 23 Dec 2010 05:51:36 +0000 http://www.vivitarvivicam.com/is-my-camera-good-4-a-concert/#comment-95 anti shake on. ALWAYS on. Flash off, and wait for the light to get bright enough. anti shake on. ALWAYS on. Flash off, and wait for the light to get bright enough.

]]> Comment on how to transfer photos from my p.c. to my digital camera? by Denis D http://www.vivitarvivicam.com/how-to-transfer-photos-from-my-p-c-to-my-digital-camera/comment-page-1/#comment-92 Denis D Fri, 17 Dec 2010 07:12:19 +0000 http://www.vivitarvivicam.com/how-to-transfer-photos-from-my-p-c-to-my-digital-camera/#comment-92 Your PC should recognise your camera as an extra or 'external' drive - mine does. To all intents and purposes that's what it is to the computer, just a box with some files in it, and 9 times out of 10 it can send files both ways - to and from the Camera,Drive, MP3 player....whatever, the computer don't care much. Simply connect up with USB and wait for a window asking you what you want to do with the files that are already on the card. Ignore that and close it down. Locate your pictures (jpegs I presume) get them all into the same folder, 'select' them all by holding down alt and single clicking on each one, or if you have loads, then either single click in space and draw a box around all the files - this will select them all...or simply use 'select all' from 'Edit'. Now, establish the drive letter ( 'J', or 'K', etc) that your PC has assigned to the camera by looking in 'my computer' (simply make a note of the drive names that are there before you connect the camera, then see which extra name appears when it is connected) then drag your bunch of pic files onto this drive. Presto hey! Your PC should recognise your camera as an extra or ‘external’ drive – mine does. To all intents and purposes that’s what it is to the computer, just a box with some files in it, and 9 times out of 10 it can send files both ways – to and from the Camera,Drive, MP3 player….whatever, the computer don’t care much. Simply connect up with USB and wait for a window asking you what you want to do with the files that are already on the card. Ignore that and close it down. Locate your pictures (jpegs I presume) get them all into the same folder, ‘select’ them all by holding down alt and single clicking on each one, or if you have loads, then either single click in space and draw a box around all the files – this will select them all…or simply use ‘select all’ from ‘Edit’.
Now, establish the drive letter ( ‘J’, or ‘K’, etc) that your PC has assigned to the camera by looking in ‘my computer’ (simply make a note of the drive names that are there before you connect the camera, then see which extra name appears when it is connected) then drag your bunch of pic files onto this drive. Presto hey!

]]> Comment on how to transfer photos from my p.c. to my digital camera? by helz_mp http://www.vivitarvivicam.com/how-to-transfer-photos-from-my-p-c-to-my-digital-camera/comment-page-1/#comment-91 helz_mp Fri, 17 Dec 2010 06:53:07 +0000 http://www.vivitarvivicam.com/how-to-transfer-photos-from-my-p-c-to-my-digital-camera/#comment-91 If your photos are digital, why should it mater how you get them to the photo shop to be developed? Most shops will develop digitals straight from a cd, jessops definatley does. get a cd-rw and use that to take all your photos in. they wont care if you dont bring them in on your camera. If your photos are digital, why should it mater how you get them to the photo shop to be developed? Most shops will develop digitals straight from a cd, jessops definatley does. get a cd-rw and use that to take all your photos in. they wont care if you dont bring them in on your camera.

]]> Comment on how to transfer photos from my p.c. to my digital camera? by Funky B Funky http://www.vivitarvivicam.com/how-to-transfer-photos-from-my-p-c-to-my-digital-camera/comment-page-1/#comment-90 Funky B Funky Fri, 17 Dec 2010 06:08:55 +0000 http://www.vivitarvivicam.com/how-to-transfer-photos-from-my-p-c-to-my-digital-camera/#comment-90 When you take photos off of it, you just plug in the USB, and it appears as another drive that you just move them from onto your C: drive right? Well copying an image the other way also works. Just open up your camera in My Computer and copy the photos in When you take photos off of it, you just plug in the USB, and it appears as another drive that you just move them from onto your C: drive right? Well copying an image the other way also works. Just open up your camera in My Computer and copy the photos in

]]> Comment on how to transfer photos from my p.c. to my digital camera? by rdenig_male http://www.vivitarvivicam.com/how-to-transfer-photos-from-my-p-c-to-my-digital-camera/comment-page-1/#comment-89 rdenig_male Fri, 17 Dec 2010 05:28:53 +0000 http://www.vivitarvivicam.com/how-to-transfer-photos-from-my-p-c-to-my-digital-camera/#comment-89 I must admit that I am at something of a loss to understand why you would want to transfer old pictures BACK to a new camera. But you do. I would take the card out of the camera, and put it into a card reader. The computer will see it as another drive and you can just drag and drop pictures on to it. I must admit that I am at something of a loss to understand why you would want to transfer old pictures BACK to a new camera. But you do. I would take the card out of the camera, and put it into a card reader. The computer will see it as another drive and you can just drag and drop pictures on to it.

]]> Comment on Why is my camera memory card not working ? by lost in translation http://www.vivitarvivicam.com/why-is-my-camera-memory-card-not-working/comment-page-1/#comment-88 lost in translation Tue, 14 Dec 2010 04:01:31 +0000 http://www.vivitarvivicam.com/why-is-my-camera-memory-card-not-working/#comment-88 make sure that you bought right card : sd , sd micro , memory stick , memory stick micro . they all are different and wont work on phone if card format isn't correct make sure that you bought right card : sd , sd micro , memory stick , memory stick micro . they all are different and wont work on phone if card format isn’t correct

]]> Comment on Why is my camera memory card not working ? by fhotoace http://www.vivitarvivicam.com/why-is-my-camera-memory-card-not-working/comment-page-1/#comment-87 fhotoace Tue, 14 Dec 2010 03:34:00 +0000 http://www.vivitarvivicam.com/why-is-my-camera-memory-card-not-working/#comment-87 What card capacity did you buy ... many Vivitar and other non-mainstream P&S cameras cannot use cards larger than 2GB ... some as small as 512MB It is always a good idea to format your card after each use .. after you have moved the image files to your computer. This refreshes the card, writes new file folders and an new image index file (FAT16 or FAT32) What card capacity did you buy … many Vivitar and other non-mainstream P&S cameras cannot use cards larger than 2GB … some as small as 512MB

It is always a good idea to format your card after each use .. after you have moved the image files to your computer. This refreshes the card, writes new file folders and an new image index file (FAT16 or FAT32)

]]> Comment on Q&A: how to dry out a digital camera? by Lindsey Carrazco http://www.vivitarvivicam.com/qa-how-to-dry-out-a-digital-camera/comment-page-1/#comment-86 Lindsey Carrazco Sat, 11 Dec 2010 05:25:23 +0000 http://www.vivitarvivicam.com/qa-how-to-dry-out-a-digital-camera/#comment-86 Do not turn the camera on again until it has been completely dried out. Turning the camera on too soon will fry the circuits, at which point there is no easy fix. To completely dry out the camera try Silica Gel Packets. There was a good article on associatedcontent.com that explains how to dry an iPod, MP3 player, cell phones, or any electronics. You need to take the battery out and place your camera and battery in a zip lock bag with Silica Gel Packets. Silica Gel will remove all the moisture from the camera and its components, something air drying will not do! Just Google "Silica Gel Packets" and you will find several companies selling these products. There is also a web site called: http://www.SilicaGelPackets.com that has them. http://www.associatedcontent.com/article/1060656/how_to_dry_out_your_ipod.html?cat=59 http://www.SilicaGelPackets.com Do not turn the camera on again until it has been completely dried out. Turning the camera on too soon will fry the circuits, at which point there is no easy fix.

To completely dry out the camera try Silica Gel Packets. There was a good article on associatedcontent.com that explains how to dry an iPod, MP3 player, cell phones, or any electronics. You need to take the battery out and place your camera and battery in a zip lock bag with Silica Gel Packets. Silica Gel will remove all the moisture from the camera and its components, something air drying will not do!

Just Google “Silica Gel Packets” and you will find several companies selling these products. There is also a web site called: http://www.SilicaGelPackets.com that has them.

http://www.associatedcontent.com/article/1060656/how_to_dry_out_your_ipod.html?cat=59
http://www.SilicaGelPackets.com

]]> Comment on Q&A: how to dry out a digital camera? by d http://www.vivitarvivicam.com/qa-how-to-dry-out-a-digital-camera/comment-page-1/#comment-85 d Sat, 11 Dec 2010 05:07:44 +0000 http://www.vivitarvivicam.com/qa-how-to-dry-out-a-digital-camera/#comment-85 put the camera in a zip lock bag with instant rice (dry-not cooked) the rice will absorb the water put the camera in a zip lock bag with instant rice (dry-not cooked) the rice will absorb the water

]]> Comment on Q&A: how to dry out a digital camera? by CiaoChao http://www.vivitarvivicam.com/qa-how-to-dry-out-a-digital-camera/comment-page-1/#comment-84 CiaoChao Sat, 11 Dec 2010 04:38:44 +0000 http://www.vivitarvivicam.com/qa-how-to-dry-out-a-digital-camera/#comment-84 Silica Gel packets, a ziplock bag and an airing cupboard will do its best. Put the camera and the gel in the bag, and the bag in a warm airing cupboard. You'll need 14 gel packs. Change them every 12 hours and do it for a week. Silica Gel packets, a ziplock bag and an airing cupboard will do its best.

Put the camera and the gel in the bag, and the bag in a warm airing cupboard. You’ll need 14 gel packs. Change them every 12 hours and do it for a week.

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