Kodak DC4800 digital camera
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• KODAK DC4800 Zoom Digital Camera Users Guide »
• Visit Kodak on the World Wide Web at www.kodak.com »
• Getting Started »
• Attaching the Neck Strap »
• Using the Lens Cap »
• Loading the Battery »
• Charging the Battery »
• Inserting a Picture Card »
• Removing a Picture Card »
• Turning the Camera On and Off »
• Checking the Battery »
• Setting the Clock »
• Adjusting the Viewfinder »
• Camera Menus Overview »
• Manual Picture Taking Menu »
• Review Pictures Menu »
• Camera Setup Menu »
• Taking Pictures »
• Choosing a Capture Mode »
• Taking a Picture »
• Shooting in Fully Automatic Mode »
• Shooting in Manual Mode »
• Setting the f-number »
• Setting the Shutter Speed »
• Shooting in Aperture Priority Mode »
• Shooting a Burst Series of Pictures »
• Shooting Distant and Close-Up Pictures »
• Distant Pictures »
• Close-Up Pictures »
• Previewing Your Picture »
• Viewing and Deleting the Last Picture »
• Using the Optical Zoom »
• Using the Digital Zoom »
• Setting the Flash »
• Using an External Flash Unit »
• Using the Self-Timer »
• Customizing Manual Settings »
• Adjusting the Exposure Compensation »
• Adjusting the White Balance »
• Selecting a Color Mode »
• Setting the Picture Quality »
• Selecting Exposure Metering »
• Setting Picture Sharpness »
• Adjusting the ISO Sensitivity »
• Setting the Shutter Speed »
• Placing the Date on Pictures »
• Reviewing Your Pictures »
• Viewing Pictures »
• Magnifying Pictures »
• Deleting Pictures »
• Protecting Pictures »
• Running a Slide Show »
• Selecting Pictures for Automatic Printing »
• Viewing Picture Information »
• Personalizing Your Camera »
• Selecting a Power Save Setting »
• Setting Digital Zoom Behavior »
• Adjusting the Camera Sounds »
• Setting Video Out »
• Selecting a Language »
• Formatting a Picture Card »
• Resetting Camera Defaults »
• Viewing Camera Information »
• Installing Your Software »
• WINDOWS-Based System Requirements »
• MACINTOSH System Requirements »
• KODAK Software »
• Installing the Software »
• Transferring Pictures To Your Computer »
• Using a USB Cable Connection »
• Starting KODAK Digital Camera Software »
• WINDOWS-based computers »
• MACINTOSH computers »
• Locating Your Pictures on the Picture Card »
• Picture Naming Conventions »
• Tips and Troubleshooting »
• Connecting Your Camera »
• Adjusting Your Monitor for Better Viewing »
• Getting Better Results from Your Printer »
• Troubleshooting »
• Getting Help »
• Software Help »
• Kodak Online Services »
• Kodak Fax Support »
• Telephone Customer Support »
• Before You Call »
• Telephone Numbers »
• Warranty and Regulatory »
• Warranty Time Period »
• Warranty Repair Coverage »
• Limitations »
• Regulatory Information »
• FCC Compliance and Advisory »
• Canadian DOC Statement »
• Appendix »
• Original Camera Default Settings »
• DC4800 Zoom Camera Specifications »
• General Camera Maintenance »
• General Safety »
• Using Your Battery »
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http://www.kodak.com/global/.../dc4800us.pdf
Table of contents
View All
• KODAK DC4800 Zoom Digital Camera User’s Guide »
• Visit Kodak on the World Wide Web at www.kodak.com »
• Getting Started »
• Attaching the Neck Strap »
• Using the Lens Cap »
• Loading the Battery »
• Charging the Battery »
• Inserting a Picture Card »
• Removing a Picture Card »
• Turning the Camera On and Off »
• Checking the Battery »
• Setting the Clock »
• Adjusting the Viewfinder »
• Camera Menus Overview »
• Manual Picture Taking Menu »
• Review Pictures Menu »
• Camera Setup Menu »
• Taking Pictures »
• Choosing a Capture Mode »
• Taking a Picture »
• Shooting in Fully Automatic Mode »
• Shooting in Manual Mode »
• Setting the f-number »
• Setting the Shutter Speed »
• Shooting in Aperture Priority Mode »
• Shooting a Burst Series of Pictures »
• Shooting Distant and Close-Up Pictures »
• Distant Pictures »
• Close-Up Pictures »
• Previewing Your Picture »
• Viewing and Deleting the Last Picture »
• Using the Optical Zoom »
• Using the Digital Zoom »
• Setting the Flash »
• Using an External Flash Unit »
• Using the Self-Timer »
• Customizing Manual Settings »
• Adjusting the Exposure Compensation »
• Adjusting the White Balance »
• Selecting a Color Mode »
• Setting the Picture Quality »
• Selecting Exposure Metering »
• Setting Picture Sharpness »
• Adjusting the ISO Sensitivity »
• Setting the Shutter Speed »
• Placing the Date on Pictures »
• Reviewing Your Pictures »
• Viewing Pictures »
• Magnifying Pictures »
• Deleting Pictures »
• Protecting Pictures »
• Running a Slide Show »
• Selecting Pictures for Automatic Printing »
• Viewing Picture Information »
• Personalizing Your Camera »
• Selecting a Power Save Setting »
• Setting Digital Zoom Behavior »
• Adjusting the Camera Sounds »
• Setting Video Out »
• Selecting a Language »
• Formatting a Picture Card »
• Resetting Camera Defaults »
• Viewing Camera Information »
• Installing Your Software »
• WINDOWS-Based System Requirements »
• MACINTOSH System Requirements »
• KODAK Software »
• Installing the Software »
• Transferring Pictures To Your Computer »
• Using a USB Cable Connection »
• Starting KODAK Digital Camera Software »
• WINDOWS-based computers »
• MACINTOSH computers »
• Locating Your Pictures on the Picture Card »
• Picture Naming Conventions »
• Tips and Troubleshooting »
• Connecting Your Camera »
• Adjusting Your Monitor for Better Viewing »
• Getting Better Results from Your Printer »
• Troubleshooting »
• Getting Help »
• Software Help »
• Kodak Online Services »
• Kodak Fax Support »
• Telephone Customer Support »
• Before You Call »
• Telephone Numbers »
• Warranty and Regulatory »
• Warranty Time Period »
• Warranty Repair Coverage »
• Limitations »
• Regulatory Information »
• FCC Compliance and Advisory »
• Canadian DOC Statement »
• Appendix »
• Original Camera Default Settings »
• DC4800 Zoom Camera Specifications »
• General Camera Maintenance »
• General Safety »
• Using Your Battery »
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The DC4800 offers a wide feature set, and the direct, intuitive controls don't interfere with capturing a superb image...This Kodak package was good enough to earn Editors' Choice...Although the DC4800 doesn't have video, a burst mode captures up to 16 shots at up to 2.7 fps...The Kodak strutted on our jury tests, however, taking first place overall in a close...