Kodak EZ 200 manual Picture is too Subject is

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Chapter 6

Camera

 

 

 

 

 

Problem

Cause

Solution

 

 

 

The picture is too

The subject is in

Change your position so the light is

dark.

front of a bright light

not behind the subject.

 

(backlit).

 

 

 

 

The picture is too light.

Your scene is too

Reduce the light, move your

 

harshly lit.

subject, or change your picture-

 

 

taking position.

 

 

 

The picture has a

A very bright spot is

Move your subject, or change your

vertical stripe.

in the scene.

picture-taking position.

 

 

 

The picture is not

The lens is dirty.

Clean the lens. See the Appendix.

clear.

 

 

Subject is too close

Stand at least 30 in. (0.75 m) away

 

 

when taking the

from your subject.

 

picture in Digital

 

 

Camera mode.

 

 

 

 

 

The camera or your

Hold the camera steady until the

 

subject moved while

picture is taken.

 

the picture was

 

 

taken.

 

 

 

 

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Contents User’s Guide Back Quick Start Kodak EZ200 Digital Camera Install the SoftwareLoad the Batteries Turn On the Camera Quick Start Digital Camera ModeQuick Start Set the Focus Choose a Capture ModeTake a Picture or Video Connect to the PC Download Your Pictures and Movie Clips Take a Still Picture From Live Video Quick Start PC Camera ModeHold a Video Conference Page PC Camera Mode connected to a PC Digital Camera Mode not connected to a PCKodak EZ200 Digital Camera User’s Guide Page Table of Contents Using Your EZ200 Camera as a PC Camera Iii Tips and TroubleshootingPage Getting Started With Your Camera Turning the Camera On and Off Loading the BatteriesChapter LCD Overview Power Save FeatureChecking the Batteries Pictures or Videos Taken a Displaying the Picture/Video CountTurning Camera Sounds On and Off Typical Camera Sounds Windows System Requirements Installing the SoftwareSoftware Programs Installing the SoftwareChapter Choosing a Capture Mode Taking a Still Picture Using Your EZ200 Camera as a Digital CameraChecking the Focus Setting-Digital Camera Mode Second self-timer, still picture quality Choosing a Capture ModeTaking a Still Picture Including Yourself in the Picture Shooting a Burst Series of Pictures Cancelling the Self-TimerShooting Silent Movie Clips Release the buttons Deleting Your Images from the CameraCable, you are in PC Camera mode Using Your EZ200 Camera as a PC CameraUsing the Camera Base Start the EZ200 Software Connect the CameraStoring Your Pictures on Your PC Downloading Pictures From the Camera Taking Still Pictures Click Take Picture or press the Shutter button on the camera Saving Still Pictures Shooting Video Clips Using Video ConferencingCamera Using the SoftwareLive Video Display a Using Kodak EZ200 SoftwareScrolling Arrows C Chapter Buttons BChapter Thumbnail Images D Viewing Picture InformationTool Tips E Description Changing Camera SettingsStarting Kodak EZ200 Software Working With Your Existing Pictures Getting Started with ArcsoftWorking With Your Existing Video Clips VideoimpressionRecording Video Starting Microsoft NetMeeting Getting Started with Microsoft NetMeetingClick Start Video to view your own live video Starting a Video ConferenceChapter Finding Your IP Address Connecting Your Camera Tips and TroubleshootingGetting Better Results from Your Printer Computer Monitor Problem Cause TroubleshootingCamera Communications Problem Cause Solution Shutter button Camera is not Picture is too Subject is Camera Warnings Problem Cause Solution Kodak EZ200 Software Problem Cause Solution Getting Help Kodak Online Services Kodak Fax SupportSoftware Help Before You Call Telephone Customer SupportTelephone Numbers 0080044125605 Limited Warranty Coverage Limited WarrantyLimitations Outside the United States Your RightsRegulatory Information FCC Compliance and AdvisoryCanadian DOC Statement Appendix Camera Specifications EZ200 Camera SpecificationsLens Aperture Focal Length General Safety General Camera MaintenanceUsing Your Batteries Index Index Get Images button Getting started Downloading videos 23 saving still pictures 26 using camera Setting for digital camera 12 setting for pc camera Windows