Kodak DC265 digital camera
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Table of contents
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• Getting started »
• Introduction »
• Camera features »
• Software »
• System requirements »
• Installing software »
• MACINTOSH »
• System requirements »
• Installing software »
• Your camera »
• Four digital camera »
• Softkeys »
• Mode dial »
• Four-way controller »
• Your status LCD »
• Flash »
• Exposure compensation »
• Picture type »
• Quality »
• Understanding quality and resolution »
• Self-timer »
• Batteries »
• Pictures remaining »
• Manual mode »
• IrDA (Infrared) communication »
• Removable memory card »
• Removing and inserting the memory card »
• Power management »
• Sleep mode »
• Using the AC adapter »
• Using the battery charger »
• Using your batteries »
• Installing the batteries »
• Taking pictures »
• Turning the camera on or off »
• Setting the camera to Capture mode »
• Defining the settings »
• Defining settings using the Capture mode menus »
• Displaying Capture mode settings »
• Picture type settings »
• Album settings »
• White balance settings »
• Watermark settings »
• Advanced exposure modes settings »
• Advanced focus mode settings »
• Preferences settings »
• Script settings »
• Defining settings using the Scroll and Select buttons »
• Setting flash, exposure, picture type, and quality »
• Setting the self-timer »
• Taking pictures »
• Viewing the memory gauge »
• Adding sound to a picture in Quickview »
• Zooming »
• Optical zooming »
• Digital zooming »
• Reviewing your pictures »
• Setting the Camera to the Review mode »
• Setting Review mode preferences »
• Overlay preferences »
• Slide show preferences »
• Video preferences »
• Playback preferences »
• Format card preferences »
• Viewing pictures »
• Viewing the remaining memory »
• Marking pictures for an action »
• Placing marked pictures in an album »
• Copying marked pictures from camera to camera »
• Protecting your pictures »
• Opening albums »
• Expanding and collapsing pictures »
• Adding sound to pictures »
• Deleting pictures »
• Playing sound, bursts, and time-lapse sequences »
• Magnifying pictures »
• Viewing pictures on your television »
• Connecting your camera to your computer »
• Which connection »
• Determining which connections are available »
• WINDOWS 95 »
• WINDOWS NT »
• WINDOWS 98 »
• MACINTOSH Computers »
• Determining what your computer supports »
• Checking for USB support »
• Checking for RS-232 serial support »
• Checking for IrDA transceiver support »
• Making the connection »
• Using a serial cable to connect »
• Using a USB cable to connect »
• Using an infrared transceiver to connect »
• Setting camera properties »
• You’ve got to connect first »
• Finding camera properties software »
• Specifying general settings »
• Specifying camera settings »
• Specifying picture type settings »
• Specifying albums settings »
• Accessing your pictures through your computer »
• Using Mounter Software »
• Mounter Software overview »
• You’ve got to connect first »
• Viewing your pictures »
• Copying pictures to your computer »
• Transferring pictures and scripts to your camera »
• Opening picture files in other software programs »
• Saving sound »
• Setting preferences »
• Placing the memory card in your computer »
• Picture Card adapter »
• Does my computer support a PCMCIA card »
• Memory card reader »
• Using Digital Access (TWAIN Acquire) Software »
• Connecting the camera to your computer »
• Starting the Digital Access software »
• Selecting the source of your pictures »
• Selecting the camera contents »
• Taking a picture »
• Selecting pictures on your computer »
• Previewing your pictures »
• Playing an attached sound file »
• Expanding and collapsing groups of pictures »
• Displaying picture information »
• Transferring pictures »
• Saving a sound file »
• MACINTOSH Software »
• Connecting the card reader »
• Digital Access application window »
• Displaying pictures »
• Displaying pictures from the memory card »
• Displaying pictures from your computer »
• Selecting pictures »
• Change thumbnail and picture display size »
• Contact sheet »
• Preview view »
• Viewing a high-resolution picture »
• Viewing burst and time-lapse pictures »
• Contact sheet »
• Preview view »
• Slide show »
• Playing the audio attached to a picture »
• Rotating pictures »
• Deleting pictures »
• Viewing picture information »
• Transferring pictures to the host application »
• Transferring individual pictures »
• Transferring thumbnails on a contact sheet »
• Saving pictures to your computer »
• Saving individual pictures »
• Saving the audio attached to a picture »
• Exporting an APPLE QUICKTIME Movie »
• Setting preferences »
• Tips and troubleshooting »
• General maintenance and safety »
• Connecting with your computer »
• Communicating with the computer »
• Monitor adjustment »
• Tips for printing »
• Troubleshooting »
• Conditional problems »
• LCD Messages »
• Getting help »
• Software help »
• Online services »
• Faxed information »
• Customer support »
• Warranty repair coverage »
• Limitations »
• Application support »
• How to obtain service »
• Regulatory information »
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