Kodak M200, 1944685 manual Using the self-timer, Using burst, Press the Menu button

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Taking pictures/videos

Using the self-timer

Use the self-timer when you want to be included in a picture, or to ensure a steady Shutter button press. For best results, place the camera on a tripod or steady surface. Use the mirror on the camera front to help compose portraits. You can turn on the self-timer using a shortcut (see page 15) or these steps:

1Press the Menu button. Press to choose Self-timer, then press OK.

2Press to choose a Self-timer setting:

2 Seconds— 2 A picture is taken after a 2-second delay.

10 Seconds—10A picture is taken after a 10-second delay.

2 Picture Timer—2xThe first picture is taken after a 10-second delay. A second picture is taken 8 seconds later.

3Compose the scene. Press the Shutter button halfway, then completely down. The camera takes the picture/pictures after the delay.

To take a video after a 2- or 10-second delay, use the same procedure but press the Shutter button completely down while in video mode.

Using burst

Use the burst feature to take up to 3 pictures in rapid succession. You can turn on burst using a shortcut (see page 15) or these steps:

1Press the Menu button.

2Press to choose Self-timer/Burst, then press to choose Burst On.

3Press the Menu button.

4Compose the scene. Press the Shutter button halfway, then completely down and hold it.

The camera stops taking pictures when you release the Shutter button, when pictures are taken, or when there is no more storage space. Burst is unavailable in some modes.

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Contents Kodak Easyshare For help with your cameraEastman Kodak Company Rochester, New York Front view Delete button Menu button Info button SD/SDHC Card slot Battery compartment Tripod socketBack view Zoom button USB portTable of contents Table of contents Attaching the strap Loading the KLIC-7006 battery Purchase extra batteries for your event Charge the batteryYou can charge the Li-ion battery whenever necessary Charging the batteryUsing the in-camera battery charger An external battery chargerUsing the external battery charger Charge via your computer’s USB port Turning on the camera Setting the language and date/timePress the Power button To change OK to acceptStoring pictures on an optional SD or Sdhc Card Turn on the cameraPress the Shutter button halfway Using the framing marksTaking pictures Take the pictureTo review and work with videos, see Taking a videoReviewing the picture/video just taken To review pictures/videos anytime, seeUsing the camera mirror to take self-portraits Know when your battery needs charging Adjusting LCD brightnessUnderstanding the picture-taking icons Using the optical zoom Using digital zoomFlash button Using the flashWhen the light is behind the subject Off Never Red-eyeScene Using different modesUse this mode For Smart Capture VideoUsing Scene SCN modes Camera is now in the scene mode that you chosePress to choose a setting. Shortcuts Using shortcutsShortcuts appear. To hide the shortcuts again, press Using burst Using the self-timerPress the Menu button Taking panoramic pictures Take the first picturePress to choose Done, then press OK Sharing pictures/videos through social networksPress to choose a social networking site, then press OK Tip Do you send pictures to the same sites each time?When finished, press to choose Done, then press OK Manage email addresses and Kodak Pulse Digital FramesTagging people Tagging picturesTip Are faces not always detected? Need to update a name? Using the keyboardTip You can have up to 20 active names Tagging with keywords Marking pictures/videos for emailingPress the Review button, then to find a picture to tag Review Reviewing pictures/videosPlaying a video Playback speedProtecting pictures/videos from deletion Using the undo delete picture featureDeleting pictures/videos Press the Menu button to exit the menuViewing pictures/videos as thumbnails multi-up Viewing pictures/videos in different waysMagnifying a picture Camera shows the last picture/video that was takenSmarter way to find and enjoy your pictures People All DateUnderstanding the review icons Know when your battery needs chargingFor more about shortcuts, see Displaying pictures/videos on a television Review Edit Setup Using the menu button in reviewCropping pictures Using Kodak Perfect Touch Technology Rotating picturesTrimming a video Adding a date stampEditing videos Date/time is added to the pictureVideo Press the Menu Button, then Making a picture from a videoMaking a video action print Edit tabSelecting multiple pictures/videos Press OK to select pictures/videosPicture Timer Using the menu button to change settingsSelf-timer/Burst OffColor Mode Settings More informationLong Time Exposure Focus/Exposure Zone Settings More information White BalanceFocus Mode AF Control StillVideo settings available when the camera is in a Video mode Using the Setup menuUse Setup to customize other camera settings Individual social networking sites Camera Sounds VolumeFunction Shutter Self-timer Error Power On Exit Video Out Button is pressed Mail addresses all or noneFormat Other Application Apple IPHOTO, etcComputer About View camera informationTurn on the camera Transferring pictures to your computerTurn off the camera Download Kodak Software later Get Software helpDirect printing with a Kodak All-in-One Printer Connecting the camera to a Kodak All-in-One PrinterPrinting pictures Printing from a Kodak All-in-One PrinterOrdering prints online Disconnecting the camera from a Kodak All-in-One PrinterPrinting from an optional SD or Sdhc Card Marking your pictures for print Camera problems TroubleshootingStatus Computer/connectivity problems Picture quality problems Direct printing Pictbridge enabled printer problemsStatus Solution Getting help on the Web Face detection-Yes Face recognition-Yes SpecificationsDigital zoom-5X continuous Long time exposure-0.5-8 secondsImage file format Still Exif 2.21 Jpeg compression file organization DCFUpgrading your software and firmware Care and maintenanceOperating temperature-0-40C 32-104F Tripod mount-1/4 inchStorage capacities Important safety instructions When removing the battery, allow it to cool it may be hotExtending battery life Battery replacement, battery lifeDo not charge non-rechargeable batteries Limited warranty coverage Limited warrantyLimitations Your rights Regulatory complianceFCC compliance and advisory Outside the United States and CanadaAppendix Vcci Class B ITE China RoHS Australian C-TickN137 Russian GOST-R Korean Li-ion RegulatoryKorean Class B ITE Telephoto/zoom Date setting, 5 date/time stamp, 31 deletingOut USBLCD brightness, 10, 37 lens Cleaning lens, 50 loading Framing marks Guidelines, batteryWeb links High ISO Icons, modes, 13 installing Edit videosPictures Playing a video, 23 power Camera, 5 printingMarking For email, 22 memory Emailing markedSelf-timer, 16 setting Quickview, usingSafety Timer, shutter delay, 16 tips Battery guidelinesUSB
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