User manual KODAK DIGITAL SCIENCE DC50

[. . . ] Kodak Digital Science(TM) DC50 zoom camera User's Guide Contents Introduction . 1 1 2 3 4 8 8 9 9 10 10 12 13 14 16 17 18 18 19 20 21 January 1996 i Camera Back . Auto Focus Flash Timer Battery . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Exposure Compensation Image Quality 22 23 24 24 25 26 26 27 28 30 31 33 34 36 37 39 40 41 45 46 48 49 50 52 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [. . . ] This number can be up to three digits, but the leading zeros do not appear. The Images Taken Counter begins at "0. " When you take a picture, this number increases by one. If the number exceeds 1, 000, "999+" appears in the Images Taken Counter. When Erase Images is selected, "0" appears in the Images Taken Counter after all of the pictures are erased. When Copy Images is selected, the Images Taken Counter indicates the number of pictures in the camera's internal memory. The Images Taken Counter always shows the last image number for the card at any time. This number never decreases (except for the last picture), even if the pictures in the card are deleted or renamed. 38 January 1996 Erase Images The Erase Images icon appears only when pictures are in the camera's internal memory or on the memory card in the camera. After you have transferred the camera pictures to your computer, you should erase the pictures in the camera to make room for new pictures. When you erase pictures, all pictures are deleted from the camera memory. IMPORTANT: When a memory card is in the camera, the Erase Images operation erases all of the images on the memory card. The Erase Images icon flashes, indicating that the pictures are being erased from the camera's internal memory or from the memory card, if one is in the camera. When all pictures are deleted, the Erase Images icon disappears, the Images Remaining Counter indicates the maximum number of pictures available at the current image quality for the memory (camera internal memory or memory card), and the Images Taken Counter returns to "0. " January 1996 39 Memory Card When an optional memory card is inserted in the camera, the Memory Card icon appears in the LCD. The Images Remaining Counter shows the number of pictures that you can still take at the current image quality on the memory card. The Images Taken Counter shows the number of the last picture that was taken for storage on the memory card. The Memory Card icon flashes when pictures are being copied from the camera's internal memory onto the memory card. For more information about memory cards, refer to the Using Removable Memory Cards section. 40 January 1996 Copy Images The Copy Images icon allows you to copy pictures from the camera's internal memory to a memory card that is inserted in the camera. NOTE: When no memory card is in the camera, the Copy Images icon does not appear in the LCD. When images in the camera's internal memory are copied, the file names for these images are changed to meet the file name convention for the PCMCIA­ATA memory card. For example: three best images named DCI001L. KDC, DCI002L. KDC, and DCI003L. KDC are in the camera's internal memory. The highest image number in the memory card is "7. " When the files are copied to the memory card, they will be renamed DC0008L. KDC, DC0009L. KDC, and DC0010L. KDC. NOTE: Image numbers begin at 001 or 0001 and go up to 1000. January 1996 41 Copying Images to a Memory Card 1. The Images Taken Counter indicates the number of images taken in the internal memory. The Copy Images and Memory Card icons and the Images Remaining and Images Taken Counters flash. The number in the Images Remaining Counter varies (it counts down), but the number in the Images Taken Counter remains the same. [. . . ] Confirm that the memory card is one that is compatible with the camera. Confirm that the memory card is one that is compatible with the camera. Confirm that the memory card is one that is compatible with the camera. or Take the camera to your dealer for service. 23 24 25 72 January 1996 Getting Help If you have questions about the DC50 zoom camera, the retailer from whom you purchased the camera may be able to answer them. [. . . ]