Sony Mavica MVC-FD95 Bedienungsanleitung

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Introduction

The Sony Mavica (MVC-FD95) is a user friendly still camera that allows the user to take digital

photos and record short MPEG video files. The still images and video files are stored on a 1.44MB

floppy disk. The purpose of this document is to assist the novice user in using the Sony Mavica in

under twenty minutes. This document will cover the following areas:

Camera basics

Capturing still images

Recording video

Importing to PC or Mac

Menu settings

These two views give a general overview of the Sony Mavica.

User Guide - Digital Still Camera (Sony Mavica MVC-FD95)

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I. Camera Basics

The Sony Mavica is not a difficult camera to use, but the user will need to become familiar with the

majority of the operations and options of the camera in order to effectively use it.

Power Source

The camera uses a rechargeable battery

located at the underside of the camera.

A power cord is used to charge the

camera; therefore, the battery does not

need to be removed.

To turn On/Off the camera:

To turn on the camera, simply push the

small green button on the back of the

camera and slide the power button to

the right. To turn off the camera,

repeat the process of turning on the

camera.

To use the power cord:

The camera bag should contain a DC

power cord that connects the camera to

a power outlet.

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Beneath the lens is a cover labeled

“DC IN.” Open the cover and insert

the end of the cord into the camera.

Plug the other end into a power source.

To recharge the battery:

To recharge the battery, follow the

same directions from the “To use the

power cord” section of this handout.

When charging the battery, the camera

should be turned off. The orange light

will turn off when the battery is fully

charged.

Inserting a Floppy Disk

The Sony Mavica uses standard 3.5

inch floppy disks.

A floppy disk will hold:

30 jpg images (640x480)

10 jpg images (1024x768)

4 jpg images (1600x1200)

Before inserting the disk into the

camera, make sure the write protection

tab is in the unlocked position (See

image to the right).

Simply insert the disk into the side of

the camera. The label side of the

floppy disk should face the LCD

screen. When a click sound is made

the disk is properly inserted.

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Ejecting a Floppy Disk

a. Push the tab forward.

b. Pull down the disk release.

Note: Steps a. and b. need to be performed at the same

time in order for the floppy disk to be ejected.

Lens Cover

To remove the Lens cover:

On lens cover, press the finger tabs to

release the cover.

To replace the lens cover:

Press the finger tabs and release them

when the cover is on the lens.

Record Button

The RECORD button is located at the

top of the camera. Firmly press the

button until the camera clicks and the

LCD screen displays the word

“RECORDING” in red over the image.

Flash

A flash will be required for poorly lit

areas indoor or outside.

a. Press the OPEN (FLASH) button.

The flash will open on the top of the

camera.

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SteadyShot

SteadyShot, located on the side of the

camera, is a Sony function that

compensates for camera shake. If there

is difficulty keeping the camera stable

turn the SteadyShot to ON. This

compensates for the camera shake and

produces a better image.

PLAY/STILL/MOVIE Selector

a. PLAY: Reviews created stills and

movies. This option will allow the

user to delete unwanted images.

b. STILL: This setting is for capturing

still images.

c. MOVIE: This setting is for

recording MPEG movie clips.

Focus

There are two methods to focus

the camera:

a. The first method is auto focus,

located on the side of the camera.

All the user needs to do is move the

focus select button to AUTO.

b. The second method is manual focus.

The user needs to move the focus

select button to MANUAL. Adjust

the focus ring until the shot comes

into focus and then take the

photograph.

Note: It is suggested that the autofocus be

used until the user becomes comfortable

with manual focus option.

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II. Capture Still Images

When taking a photograph you can view the shot through the LCD screen or through the

viewfinder. The concept of the camera is to point and shoot. The camera needs to be in

STILL mode to take a photograph.

To Take a Photograph

a. The main idea is to aim the camera

and click.

If the image is too far away or too

close the user can use the zoom to

bring the shot in closer (T) or move

out farther (W).

Note: If the zoom option is not practical the

user should physically move in order to

capture the frame of the shot.

b. Firmly press the RECORD button.

c. When the camera records, three

specific (1, 2, 3) areas of the camera

notify the user that the image is

being recorded (See image to the

right).

To Review the Images

Move the PLAY/STILL/MOVIE

selector to the PLAY setting.

Toggle the MENU button ◄►to

navigate through the image files.

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To view the images as

thumbnails:

In the PLAY setting

a. Push the MENU button ▲once.

b. Select the Index with the Menu

button.

c. Press in the MENU button twice; the

images will appear as thumbnails.

Navigate through the images in the

same manner as the previous review

method.

Press the MENU button ▼to exit the

current setting.

To Delete Images

a. Move the PLAY/STILL/MOVIE

selector to the PLAY setting.

b. Navigate in the menu bar with the

MENU button and select Delete

(highlighted in yellow).

c. Press the MENU button.

d. Navigate with the MENU button to

OK and press the MENU button

once.

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Press the MENU button to exit the

current setting.

To Save

When a user takes a photograph the

camera automatically stores the images

on the floppy disk. The user does not

need to perform any additional tasks to

save the images.

III. Record Video Clips

The MOVIE function of the camera will record an MPEG formatted video. The primary

purpose of this camera is capturing still shots, and the secondary function is to record

movie clips.

The floppy disk’s capacity has 2 options:

340x240 will give a 15second clip

160x112 will give a 60second clip

To Record a Movie Clip

Make sure that PLAY/STILL/MOVIE

selector is in MOVIE position.

Note: The MOVIE function will record in the

same way as the STILL function.

a. Aim the camera. If the image is too

far away or too close the user can use

the zoom to bring the shot in closer

(T) or move out farther (W).

Note: If the zoom option is not practical the

user should physically move in order to

capture the frame of the shot.

b. Firmly press the RECORD button.

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c. When the camera records three

specific (1, 2, 3) areas of the camera

notify the user that the image is

being recorded (see image).

To Review the MPEG File

a. Move the

PLAY/STILL/MOVIE

selector to PLAY.

b. Press the arrow ▲on the MENU

button to display the menu bar.

c. Navigate with the MENU button ▲

to play button. Press the MENU

button to play the file.

To Delete the File

a. Press the MENU button once.

b. Navigate to DELETE.

c. Press the MENU button.

d. Navigate up and press OK.

Press the MENU button to exit the

current setting.

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To Save

When a user records the video the

camera automatically stores the images

on the floppy disk. The user does not

need to perform any additional tasks to

save the images.

IV. Importing to PC or MAC

When the user captures images the camera formulates a simplified HTML page that

provides links to the images on the floppy. All the user needs to do is insert the floppy in

to a PC or MAC to view to the images. To access the floppy disk, the user can simply

open up a browser or a picture viewer to view the images. If additional edits are

required, it will become necessary for the user to have a photo-editing program.

V. Advanced Settings

There are additional features to the Sony Mavica. In the remainder of this document we

will briefly discuss the external components and summarize the primary functions in the

menu settings.

External Components

View Adjustor

Turn the knob up or down

to focus the view.

Display

Shows all functions being

applied to the camera on the

LCD screen.

Program AE

A multi-use button that

allows users to set aperture,

shutter speed, and reduce

color suppression in certain

settings.

Spot Meter

Assists the user in “pulling”

the subject away from the

background.

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