Kodak CD24 manual Printing pictures, Direct printing with a Kodak All-in-One Printer

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Transferring, printing pictures

Printing pictures

Direct printing with a KODAK All-in-One Printer

IMPORTANT: To print using PICTBRIDGE Technology, you must change the Computer Connection setting (in the Setup menu) to Other Application (see page 31).

You need a camera, a PICTBRIDGE enabled Printer, and a USB cable.

Connecting the camera to a KODAK All-in-One Printer

1Turn off the camera and printer.

2Connect the appropriate USB cable from the camera to the printer.

Printing from a KODAK All-in-One Printer

1Turn on the printer. Turn on the camera.

The PictBridge logo is displayed, followed by the current picture and menu. (If no pictures are found, a message is displayed.) If the menu turns off, press any button to redisplay it. If the printer sees the camera as a mass storage device, turn the camera off and then back on.

2Choose a printing option, then press OK.

Current Picture—Press to choose a picture.

Tagged Pictures—If your printer is capable, print pictures that you marked for printing.

Index Print—Print thumbnails of all pictures. (This option requires one or more sheets of paper.)

All Pictures—Print all pictures in internal memory or on a card.

NOTE: During direct printing, pictures are not permanently transferred or saved to the printer. To transfer pictures to your computer, see page 32.

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Contents For help with your camera Kodak EasyshareEastman Kodak Company Rochester, New York Shutter button Flash button Front viewDelete button Menu button Info button Back viewTable of contents Table of contents Attaching the wrist strap Loading the batteries Setting up your cameraTo change OK to accept Setting the language and date/timePress the Power button Turning on the cameraTurn on the camera Turn off the cameraTaking pictures To get clear, focused pictures Camera turns on in Auto modeDelete the current picture/video Play/pause a video Mode buttonReviewing the picture/video just taken Displays VideoUnderstanding the picture-taking icons Adjusting LCD brightnessWatch the battery level Using the digital zoomFull Three quarters Half Critical AC Power Reduction Taken Using the flashWhen the light is behind the subject Off Never Red-eyeVideo Using different modesUse this mode For Auto SceneNight Portrait Using Scene SCN modesCamera is now in the scene mode that you chose TripodPress to show/hide shortcuts Using shortcutsPress to choose a setting. Shortcuts Shortcuts appear. To hide the shortcuts again, pressUsing the self-timer Using burstPress the Menu button Tip Do you send pictures to the same sites each time? Sharing pictures/videos through social networksPress to choose a social networking site, then press OK Press to choose Done, then press OKWhen finished, press to choose Done, then press OK Manage email addresses and Kodak Pulse Digital FramesCheck mark appears. Press to choose Delete, then press OK To return to picture-taking mode, press the Menu button Using the keyboardTagging pictures Tagging with keywordsMarking pictures/videos for emailing Reviewing pictures/videos Playing a videoPlayback speed Press the Menu button to exit the menu Using the undo delete picture featureDeleting pictures/videos Protecting pictures/videos from deletionPress the Review button Viewing pictures/videos in different waysMagnifying a picture Viewing pictures/videos as thumbnails multi-upSmarter way to find and enjoy your pictures To return to picture-taking mode, press the Review buttonAll Date For more about shortcuts, see Understanding the review iconsDisplaying pictures/videos on a television Using the menu button in review Review Edit SetupCropping pictures Rotating pictures Using Kodak Perfect Touch TechnologyRepeat this step to choose the last frame Editing videosTrimming a video Making a picture from a videoSelecting multiple pictures/videos Making a video action printUp picture is created Off Using the menu button to change settingsSelf-timer/Burst Picture TimerSettings More information Color ModeLong Time Exposure Sharpness Settings More information White BalanceUse Setup to customize other camera settings Using the Setup menuKodak Camera Software Other Application Apple IPHOTO, etcComputer FormatDownload Kodak Software later Get Software help Transferring pictures to your computerTurn off the camera Turn on the cameraPrinting from a Kodak All-in-One Printer Connecting the camera to a Kodak All-in-One PrinterPrinting pictures Direct printing with a Kodak All-in-One PrinterPrinting from an optional SD or Sdhc Card Disconnecting the camera from a Kodak All-in-One PrinterMarking your pictures for print Ordering prints onlineTurning on camera Help Getting help from your cameraTroubleshooting Camera problemsStatus Status Solution Computer/connectivity problemsDirect printing Pictbridge enabled printer problems StatusSolutionReposition the camera for more available light Picture quality problemsGetting help on the Web Appendix SpecificationsTripod mount-1/4 inch Operating temperature-0-40C 32-104FImage file format Picture sizeUpgrading your software and firmware Storage capacities Care and maintenanceWhen removing the battery, allow it to cool it may be hot Important safety instructionsLimited warranty coverage Battery replacement, battery lifeLimited warranty Extending battery lifeLimitations Outside the United States and Canada Regulatory complianceFCC compliance and advisory Your rightsAppendix Australian C-Tick Vcci Class B ITE China RoHSN137 Korean Class B ITE Russian GOST-RIndex Battery iconISO speed Guidelines, batteryLCD brightness, 6, 30 lens Cleaning lens, 42 loading Viewing pictures, videosSetting Power icon, 7 printingProtecting pictures, videos Quickview, using SafetyEdit Time, setting Timer, shutter delay, 12 tipsSmart display, 30 smart find, 20 software Transfer picturesOptical Warranty, 44 white balance

CD24 specifications

The Kodak CD24 is a distinctive piece of photography technology that emerged in the early 2000s, capturing the interest of both amateur photographers and enthusiasts looking for innovative digital solutions. This compact digital camera was designed to bridge the gap between traditional photography and the burgeoning digital age, embodying Kodak's commitment to quality and user-friendly design.

One of the standout features of the Kodak CD24 is its 2.0-megapixel sensor, which allows for the capture of sharp and vibrant images. The camera is equipped with a fixed lens that provides a focal length equivalent to 36mm in 35mm film cameras, making it an ideal choice for everyday photography. This aspect proves beneficial for capturing a variety of scenes, from landscapes to casual portraits. The presence of a built-in flash further enhances its versatility, ensuring well-lit photos in different lighting conditions.

In terms of technology, the Kodak CD24 makes use of a unique, user-friendly interface that caters to both novices and experienced photographers. The camera features an intuitive menu system that allows users to easily navigate settings and options. Another notable characteristic of the CD24 is its ability to record video clips, a feature that was particularly appealing for users looking to document moments beyond still photography.

Storage capacity is also an essential element of the Kodak CD24's design. Equipped with a CompactFlash card slot, users can expand their storage options and store a significant number of photos before needing to transfer them to a computer or delete any files. Kodak’s proprietary software simplifies the process of transferring images, enabling users to manage their digital photos with ease.

The compact size and lightweight design of the Kodak CD24 make it highly portable, allowing photographers to carry it anywhere with minimal effort. This ease of transport is paired with a sturdy build, giving users the confidence to engage in different photographic activities without worrying about damaging their equipment.

The Kodak CD24 encapsulates the spirit of early 21st-century digital photography, blending practical features, user-centric design, and solid image quality, making it a noteworthy option for those exploring the digital photography landscape.
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