Kodak DX3215 manual Computer System Requirements, WINDOWS-Based System Requirements

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Chapter 5

Computer System Requirements

For acceptable picture transfer and editing, we recommend the following minimum requirements:

WINDOWS-Based System Requirements

mPersonal computer designed for WINDOWS 98, 98SE, ME, or 2000

mPersonal computer with CD-ROM drive, minimum 200 MHz microprocessor

mAvailable USB port

mColor display monitor with a minimum resolution of 640 x 480

(1024 x 768 recommended); (16-bit High Color or 24-bit True Color recommended)

m32 MB of available RAM; 70 MB of available hard disk space

MACINTOSH System Requirements

mPowerPC-based MACINTOSH computer with CD-ROM drive

mOperating system 8.6, 9.0x, 9.1, X

mAvailable USB port or MMC/SD card reader

mColor display monitor with a minimum resolution of 640 x 480 (1024 x 768 recommended); (Thousands or Millions recommended)

m64 MB of available RAM; 100 MB of available hard disk space

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Contents Kodak Easyshare DX3215 Eastman Kodak Company 343 State Street Rochester, New York Back View Bottom View Table of Contents Reviewing Your Pictures Turning Off Kodak Picture Software Autostart Kodak Camera Connection Software Online Help Page Page Getting Started What Can I Do With My Camera?Camera Package Contents Loading the Battery Attaching the Wrist StrapTurning the Camera On and Off Checking the Battery Level Important Battery InformationAutomatic Powerdown Saves Batteries Mode When Using Batteries When DockedChecking Camera Status Status Bar IconsInserting an Optional MMC/SD Card Damage your cameraChapter Choosing Internal or Removable Memory Checking Your Picture’s LocationTaking Pictures Taking a PicturePreviewing Your Picture on the LCD LCD displays a live image and the status barDisplaying the Picture Just Taken With IconUsing the Flash Using the Zoom Other Picture-Taking Settings SettingReviewing Your Pictures Viewing Pictures on the LCDDeleting Pictures Selecting Pictures for PrintingCreating a Print Order Resolution and Print Sizes MaximumPixels Recommended Running a Slide Show Other Review SettingsFeature Starting the Slide ShowCustomizing Your Camera Settings Setup OptionsCapture Options Setting Image QualitySetting Macro Turning QuickView On or OffSetting Video Out Review OptionsStarting a Selectable-Interval Slide Show Print Order Copying Pictures Viewing Camera InformationFormatting Camera Memory or MMC/SD Card Date/Time Settings Setting the Date and TimeSelecting a Language Selecting a Date/Time Format Placing the Date on PicturesInstalling the Software Macintosh OS X NoticeInstall the Software Kodak Picture Software Software Included With Your CameraKodak Picture Transfer Software Kodak Camera Connection SoftwareComputer System Requirements WINDOWS-Based System RequirementsMacintosh System Requirements Transferring Pictures To Your Computer Connecting to Your ComputerConnecting With the USB Cable Before You Transfer PicturesConnecting With the Easyshare Camera Dock Transferring Your PicturesTransferring on a WINDOWS-based Computer Working With Your Pictures Transferring on a Macintosh ComputerTurning Off Kodak Picture Software Autostart On a Macintosh Computer Transferring Your Pictures ManuallyOn a WINDOWS-based Computer Kodak Camera Connection Software Online HelpPrinting Your Pictures From Kodak Picture SoftwareFrom an MMC/SD Card Page Using the Easyshare Camera Dock Easyshare Camera Dock Package ContentsInstalling the Dock Insert Connecting the Easyshare Camera DockDocking the Camera Doing so can damage the cameraCharging the Battery Pack Using a Tripod Transferring PicturesPage Troubleshooting Problems Troubleshooting CameraMMC/SD Card Problem Cause Solution Camera Communications Problem Cause Solution Camera power is off Turn the camera onCamera Problem Cause Solution Change to Auto flash Lens is dirty Clean the lens Camera Ready Light Problem Cause Solution LCD Messages Cause Solution FullTroubleshooting Easyshare Camera Dock Easyshare Camera Dock Problem Cause SolutionLight glows steady Camera is Page Software Help Kodak Online ServicesGetting Help Kodak Fax SupportTelephone Customer Support Before You CallTelephone Numbers 86 21 63500888 Sweden/Sverige 08 587 704 DX3215 Camera Specifications Camera SpecificationsAppendix Jpeg Easyshare Camera Dock Specifications Easyshare Camera Dock SpecificationsOriginal Factory Settings Camera Using Your BatteriesFeature Factory Setting Tips, Safety, Maintenance Camera Accessories Picture Storage Capacities Locating Pictures on an MMC/SD CardStore this many pictures Picture File Naming Conventions File Naming Conventions on an MMC/SD CardFile Naming Conventions in Internal Memory FCC Compliance and Advisory Regulatory InformationFile Naming Conventions After a Copy Before Copy After CopyCanadian DOC Statement Japanese Vcci StatementIndex Camera Connection Software about Error messages LCD MultiMedia Card Optical zoom Running slide show Safety 63 SD Using Viewing

DX3215 specifications

The Kodak DX3215 is a compact digital camera that revolutionized photography for its time, making it accessible to everyday users while still offering a range of impressive features. Introduced in the early 2000s, the DX3215 is part of Kodak's EasyShare line, which emphasizes simplicity and user-friendliness, appealing to both casual photographers and those looking to explore digital imaging.

One of the standout features of the Kodak DX3215 is its 3.1-megapixel resolution. While this may seem modest by today's standards, it was a significant offering in the early 2000s, enabling users to capture images that maintained a decent quality for printing and sharing. The camera is equipped with a 3x optical zoom lens, which allows users to capture subjects from a distance without compromising image clarity. The zoom capability enhances versatility, making it suitable for diverse photography scenes, from landscapes to close-up shots.

The Kodak DX3215 utilizes a 1/2.7-inch CCD sensor, which contributes to the camera’s ability to produce vibrant colors and detail. The camera also features a built-in flash that assists in low-light conditions, ensuring that users can capture memorable moments regardless of the lighting situation. An additional key characteristic is the camera's ability to record video clips with sound, which adds a dynamic element to photography by allowing users to capture motion along with still images.

In terms of user interface, the Kodak DX3215 boasts an intuitive design with a straightforward navigation menu, making it easy for novices to operate. It also features a 1.5-inch LCD screen that provides a clear view of the subjects being photographed and allows users to review their images immediately after taking them.

The camera supports various storage media, utilizing CompactFlash cards, which were a popular choice in the digital camera market during its time. With its USB connectivity, transferring images to a computer is a straightforward process, a functionality that aligns well with Kodak's EasyShare concept, promoting easy sharing of photos.

Overall, the Kodak DX3215 encapsulates the spirit of early 2000s digital photography, combining user-friendly features with essential technologies to create a reliable camera for capturing life’s moments. Its designed simplicity and respectable image quality made it a valuable tool for both amateur photographers and families looking to document their experiences.