Kodak DC280 digital camera
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Table of contents
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• Getting Started »
• Preparing to Take Pictures »
• Loading Batteries »
• Turning the Camera On and Off »
• Checking Batteries »
• Using the Battery Charger »
• Using an AC Adapter »
• Inserting a Camera Memory Card »
• Removing a Camera Memory Card »
• Setting the Clock on Your Camera »
• Adjusting the LCD Brightness »
• Taking Pictures »
• Previewing a Picture Before it is Taken »
• Pressing the Shutter Button »
• Zooming in on Your Subject »
• Zooming in Even Closer »
• Viewing the Picture Just Taken »
• Setting a Quickview for Each Picture »
• Setting the Flash »
• Photographing Distant Subjects »
• Photographing Close-Ups »
• Putting Yourself in the Picture »
• Adding the Date to Your Pictures »
• Deleting the Picture Just Taken »
• Customizing Your Pictures »
• Adjusting the Camera Exposure »
• Adding a Border to Your Picture »
• Capturing in Black-and-White, Sepia Tone, or Document »
• Adjusting the Picture Quality »
• Adjusting the Picture Resolution »
• Selecting a White Balance for Indoor Pictures »
• Choosing a Metering System »
• Adjusting the ISO Setting (DC280 only) »
• Sharpening and Softening a Picture »
• Locking in an Exposure Setting »
• Reviewing Your Pictures »
• Viewing Your Pictures »
• Magnifying Your Pictures »
• Selecting Pictures for Printing »
• Cancelling Pictures for Printing »
• Protecting Your Pictures »
• Deleting One or All of Your Pictures »
• Running a Slide Show on Your Television »
• Viewing Information About a Picture »
• Personalizing Your Camera »
• Setting a Response Beep »
• Saving Camera Power »
• Viewing Camera Information »
• Selecting a Language for the Camera »
• Formatting Your Camera Memory Card »
• Adjusting the Video Out Signal »
• Adjusting the Camera Default Settings »
• Setting a Border Default »
• Setting a Flash Default »
• Setting a White Balance Default »
• Setting an Exposure Compensation Default »
• Setting an Effect Default »
• Setting an Auto ISO Default (DC280 only) »
• Installing Your Software »
• Windows-Based System Requirements »
• Macintosh System Requirements »
• Kodak Software for Windows-Based Computers »
• Software Overview »
• Kodak Software for Macintosh Computers »
• Software Overview »
• Installing the Software »
• Connecting Your Camera »
• Using a Serial Cable Connection »
• Connecting to a Windows-Based Computer »
• Connecting to a Macintosh Computer »
• Using a USB Cable Connection »
• Starting the Kodak Software for Windows-Based Computers »
• Opening Mounter Software »
• Opening Digital Access Software (TWAIN Acquire) »
• Opening Camera Controls Software »
• Opening Border Transfer Software »
• Starting the Kodak Software for Macintosh Computers »
• Opening Picture Transfer Application »
• Opening Digital Access Software (Plug-In Acquire) »
• Opening Border Transfer Software »
• Navigating to Your Pictures »
• Tips and Troubleshooting »
• Connecting with Your Camera »
• Communicating with the Computer »
• Adjusting Your Monitor for Better Viewing »
• Getting Better Results from Your Printer »
• Troubleshooting »
• Where to Get Help »
• Software Help »
• Online Services »
• Faxed Information »
• Customer Support »
• Warranty and Regulatory Information »
• Warranty Time Period »
• Warranty Repair Coverage »
• Limitations »
• Application Support »
• How to Obtain Service »
• Regulatory Information »
• FCC Compliance and Advisory »
• Canadian DOC Statement »
• Appendix »
• Original Camera Default Settings »
• DC240 Camera Specifications »
• DC280 Camera Specifications »
• General Maintenance and Safety »
• Using Your Batteries »
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It does nto haev a good result at pictures in night...but over all result of the camera and performance is Very Good...Overall, the Kodak DC280 is a winner...In its resolution class and price point I think the DC280 will sell well...