Kodak T570 manual Taking Pictures

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TAKING PICTURES

You can take Classic (C), Group/HDTV (H)*, and Panoramic (P) pictures on the same film cassette. Your photo- processing cost may be based on the format size(s) that you use to expose the film.

1.Completely lift up the Lens cover/flash (2) to raise the flash and to turn on the camera.

*High Definition Television (HDTV) prints are the same aspect ratio as the TV for CD interface capabilities.

The ISO film speed briefly appears on the LCD panel followed by the date.

2.Frame your subject within the Viewfinder eyepiece (11). For a sharp picture, stand at least 1.3 ft (0.4 m) from your subject.

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Contents Rochester, NY Camera IdentificationLCD Panel When you call, please have your camera available Kodak AdvantixContents Camera Features Benefits Three Print FormatsDate, Time, and Title Imprinting Flip FlashDouble Exposure Protection DEP Easy, Drop-in LoadingFilm Status Indicator FSI Loading the battery Getting StartedSetting the date Date and timePage Setting the time hour/minutes Page Attaching the camera strap CONTROL-BUTTON Actuator Other Battery InformationLow-battery indicator Battery tips Power shut-off Loading the Film Do not force the film cassette into the film chamber Taking Pictures Partially press down the Shutter button Typical print sizes formats Signals onSee the Flash/warning-lamp Using the focus lock Press the shutter button completely down to take the picture Tips for better picturesFlash and Picture Taking Options Fill flash Flash/camera-ready lamp indicatorAuto flash Infinity focus Flash offNightview Frame your subject within the Viewfinder eyepiece Flash/warning-lamp signals Lamp Indicator Situation Using the SELF-TIMER Press Enter Setting the Print Title and Language Page Title-select list Title numberAutomatic rewind Unloading the FilmLanguage-select list Language code Language #3 position and the picture counter displays E Manual rewind See Automatic rewind, steps 1 throughCaring for Your Camera See Power shut-off TroubleshootingWhat happened Probable cause Solution What happened Probable cause Solution Taking pictures See Manual rewind on35 or continue Specifications Weight 4.2 oz gm without film or batteryFocus system 130 zones, active AF Viewfinder Real image with C, H, & P format displayPage Page Españ OL Identificació n de la cá mara DisparadorInterruptor del formato De impresión VisorPanel de cristal líquido Ocular del visorCompartimiento de La películaExhibición de fecha/hora Exhibición de sensibilidad de ISOIndicador de PM 34 Símbolo de la batería Contador de fotografíasContenido Tamaños típicos deComo usar el cerrojo Consejos para obtenerBeneficios Y Características DE LA CÁ Mara Señales de flash/lámparaDistancia entre el sujeto Selecció n triple de formatoImpresió n de fecha, hora y título Flash abatible Protecció n en contra de doble exposició n DEPNegativos expuesta procesados Carga de rollo fá cilIndicador del estado de la película FSI Procedimientos Iniciales Como cargar la bateríaComo configurar la fecha Fecha y horaOprima Entrar Enter Repita los pasos 4 y 5 para continuar configurando la fecha Como configurar la hora hora/minutos Para activar la configuración para la horaRepita los pasos 3 y 4 para continuar configurando la hora Como ajustar la correa de la cá maraActivador DEL Botó N DE Control Indicador de batería dé bil Debe cambiar las baterías cuandoNo funciona Consejos para usar la bateríaAntes de usarla, guarde la batería en su empaque original Para abrir la puerta del comparti- miento de la película Como Cargar LA PelículaApagado automá tico Page Como Tomar Fotografías CH P Vea los Tamañ os típicos de impresió n formatos en la página Oprima parcialmente el disparadorX 8,5 plgds. a Tamañ os típicos de impresió n formatos Clá sicaPanorá mico Como usar el cerrojo de enfoque Oprima completamente el disparador para tomar la fotografía Consejos para obtener mejores fotografíasPage Opciones DEL USO DEL Flash Y LA Toma DE Fotografías Indicador de flash/lá mpara de cá mara lista Flash automá ticoFlash de relleno Su sujetoFlash apagado Vista de nocheDistancia entre el sujeto y el flash en la página Enfoque infinitoUna ventana De fábrica de la cámara Brilla verde El flash está completamente cargado Brilla rojo A 2,7 m 1,3 a 9 pies Distancia entre el sujeto y el flash SensibilidadEl flash de la película Como Usar EL Autodisparador Oprima el disparador Segundos antes de tomar la fotografíaComo Configurar EL Título DE LA Impresió N Y EL Idioma Oprima Selecció N Select Para configurar el idioma y terminar su selección Oprima repetidamenteLista de selecció n de títulos Rebobinado automá tico Como Descargar LA PelículaLista de selecció n de idiomas Có digo DeIdioma Kodak Advantix Rebobinado manual Cuidado DE SU CÁ Mara Vea Apagado auto Problemas Y SolucionesProblema Causa probable Solució n Movimiento de Mantenga la La cámara Cámara estable Rebobinado manual en Especificaciones Tipo de películaSistema de enfoque Activo AF con 130 zonas Sensibilidad de la película

T570 specifications

Kodak T570 is a standout model in the landscape of professional photographic film, particularly known for its outstanding black-and-white imaging capabilities. Designed for photographers who demand high-quality results, T570 is characterized by its fine grain structure, excellent sharpness, and a broad tonal range that allows for detailed imagery in various lighting conditions.

One of the most notable features of Kodak T570 is its sensitivity. With an ISO rating of 400, it strikes a balance between sensitivity and image quality, making it a versatile choice for both indoor and outdoor shooting. This sensitivity enables photographers to work in lower light situations without compromising the integrity of the image.

The film utilizes a proprietary emulsion technology that enhances sharpness while maintaining fine grain, which is often a fundamental concern for photographers. This emulsion is designed to yield exceptional contrast, allowing users to capture images with depth and dynamic range. The contrast facilitates stunning tonal separation, making T570 particularly suited for portraits and landscape photography.

Kodak T570 is also recognized for its latitude, meaning it can handle overexposure and underexposure better than many other films in its category. This feature is invaluable for photographers who may be working in rapidly changing lighting conditions or situations where precise exposure settings are challenging to achieve.

Another essential characteristic of Kodak’s T570 is its archival quality. The film is engineered to offer longevity, ensuring that images captured with it can stand the test of time. When processed and stored correctly, photographers can expect their prints to remain stable and detailed for decades, preserving memories and creative work for future generations.

In terms of processing, Kodak T570 can be developed using standard black-and-white chemicals, making it accessible for both professional labs and dedicated hobbyists. Its compatibility with widely used development processes adds to its appeal, allowing for flexibility in various photographic workflows.

In summary, Kodak T570 is a professional-grade black-and-white film that combines fine grain, excellent sharpness, and impressive tonal range. Its ISO rating, durable emulsion technology, and archival quality make it an ideal choice for both seasoned photographers and enthusiasts looking to elevate their craft. Whether capturing candid moments, landscapes, or studio portraits, Kodak T570 delivers remarkable results that highlight the beauty and intricacy of monochromatic photography.