Kodak LS755 manual Using the flash, Turning the flash on, Flash range, Flash Mode Flash Fires

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Taking pictures and videos

Using the flash

Use the flash when you take pictures at night, indoors, or outdoors in heavy shadows.

 

Flash range

 

 

Wide Angle

1.5 - 7.2 ft (0.5 - 2.2 m)

 

 

Telephoto

1.5 - 4.3 ft (0.5 - 1.3 m)

 

 

Turning the flash on

Press the button to change the Flash mode.

The active flash icon is displayed in the camera screen status area.

Flash Mode

Flash Fires

 

 

Auto

When the lighting conditions require it (in a dark

 

environment or the subject is “backlit”, for example).

 

 

Off

Never. Use to deactivate the flash even in a dark

 

environment. Hold the camera steady.

 

 

Red-eye

Once so the subject's eyes become accustomed to the flash,

 

then fires again when the picture is taken.

 

 

Fill

Every time you take a picture, regardless of the lighting

 

conditions. Use to soften the shadow on a face, for example.

 

 

Slow Sync

Activates red-eye mode at slow shutter speed.Taking pictures

Red-eye

of people with night backgrounds. Hold the camera steady.

 

 

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Contents User’s Guide Kodak EasyShare LS755 zoom digital cameraEastman Kodak Company Rochester, New York Bottom view with the slot cover open Front ViewBack view Using the 5-way controllerTable of contents Table of contents Page Getting started Package contentsInstalling the software first Battery life Loading the batteryImportant battery information Battery safety and handlingPlug the other end of the AC adapter into the outlet Charging the batteryExtending battery life Turning the camera on and off Setting the date and timeSetting the date & time, first time Setting the date & time, anytimePicture taking screen Icons that appear on the camera screenReview screen Active camera settings are displayedIcon display Picture information screen Remaining battery lifePush the card into the slot and close the slot cover Using the xD-Picture CardStoring pictures and videos on an xD-Picture Card Taking a video Taking a pictureCamera modes Use this mode ForScene modes Focus setting Mode Using the AF frameFocus setting Details Press the Shutter button halfway down and holdReviewing pictures and videos just taken Quickview Take a picture normally Using optical zoomUsing digital zoom Take a picture or videoFlash range Using the flashFlash Mode Flash Fires Turning the flash onFlash setting for each mode Press the OK button Manually setting the white balanceCustom mode, press the Menu button Digital Zoom Changing picture-taking settingsSetting Icon Options Self Timer Scene Customizing Setting Icon Options Burst1920 x 2550 pixels Picture SizeSetting Icon Options White Balance ISO Speed Latitude Setting Icon Options Focus ZoneExposure Metering SPEED, Latitude Set Album Setting Icon Options Image StorageSound Recording On or OFF default Image Stabilizer On default or OFFSound Setting Icon Options QuickviewShutter Sound Sound 1 default Customizing your cameraMode it was turned off Setting Icon Options Sound VolumeChoose the sound volume Medium default Setting MemorySetting Icon Options Date Stamp OFF default Putting yourself in the video Putting yourself in the picturePress to highlight ON, then press the OK button Recording in Time Lapse Capture ModeHighlight EXIT, then press the OK button Pre-tagging for album namesFirst-on your computer Second-on your cameraPress the Review button Review mode and Favorites modeReviewing pictures and videos Viewing single pictures and videosPlaying a video Viewing multiple pictures and videosDeleting pictures and videos Editing videosProtect Slide Show Copy Resize Image Storage Changing review settingsReview mode, press the Menu button for review settings Magnifying picturesStarting the slide show Protecting pictures and videos from deletionRunning a slide show Hold Press the OK button Changing the slide show display intervalRunning a continuous slide show loop Displaying pictures and videos on a televisionBefore you copy, make sure that Copying pictures and videosPress to highlight OK, then press the OK button Resizing PicturesYou can reduce the size of a picture Press the OK button to exit Viewing picture and video informationResizing to 240 x Press the Review button, then press the OK buttonPhoto Frame display settings Using the Kodak Photo Frame DockPress to highlight the option value, then press OK MHz processor or greater MB RAM 128 MB for Windows 2000, XP Installing the softwareMinimum system requirements Windows OS-based computersMac OS X-follow the on-screen instructions Install the softwareSharing on your camera Sharing pictures and videosPictures Videos Press the OK button. Then press the Share button to exit Tagging pictures for printingPrinting tagged pictures Tagging pictures and videos for emailingPress the Share button to exit the menu Tagging pictures as favoritesSecond-tag pictures/videos on your camera Third-transfer and e-mailOptional settings Preventing favorites from transferring to the camera Picture and video album settingsRemoving all favorites from your camera Printing and emailing favoritesThird-transfer to your computer Also available for transferring Transferring and printing picturesTransferring pictures and videos with the USB cable Printing pictures from your computerTurn off the camera and printer Connecting the camera to the printerDirect printing with a PictBridge printer Printing picturesPrinting without a computer Disconnecting the camera from the printerOrdering prints online Printing from an optional xD-Picture CardAdapter Dock Dock compatibilityTry one or more of the following TroubleshootingCamera problems Computer/connectivity problems Picture quality problems Status Cause Camera ready light statusPower light glows steady Camera power light statusStill having problems? Software Getting helpHelpful links CameraBefore you call Amount of memory MB Exact error message you receivedTelephone customer support Appendix Camera specificationsLight, Sunset, Auction, Custom, Video Exposure modeExposure Exposure metering Exposure rangeOn once after every 10 pictures Maximum number of pictures by picture quality Tips, safety, maintenanceMaximum number of pictures No Action For Camera To Turn It Back On Power-saving featuresUpgrading your software and firmware Maximum time for recording videos unit secondsCanadian DOC statement Regulatory complianceFCC compliance and advisory English translation Vcci Class B ITEMotion Jpeg Audio/video, 1, 37 USB, 1 SettingsWay controller Button Location on camera, ii review, ii, 32 share ZoomFlower mode, 11 focus Format memory Guidelines, batteryISO speed, setting Emailing pictures, videos, 46 exposureReview button, ii, 32 reviewing pictures Nagashidori Panning Shot modeSafety Running slide showSystem requirements, computer Telephone numbers, 61 settingViewing picture after taking, 32 magnified Button, ii using

LS755 specifications

The Kodak LS755 is a standout digital camera that represents a blend of advanced technology and user-friendly design, making it an appealing option for both amateur photographers and seasoned professionals. Released in the early 2000s, this point-and-shoot camera quickly gained popularity due to its impressive features and performance capabilities.

At the heart of the LS755 is its 5-megapixel CCD sensor, which delivers exceptional image quality with vivid colors and fine detail. This resolution is well-suited for both printing and digital sharing, allowing users to create high-quality prints up to 8x10 inches without noticeable loss of clarity. The camera also incorporates Kodak's advanced color science, ensuring that skin tones and other colors are rendered accurately and naturally.

One of the notable technologies utilized in the LS755 is the 3x optical zoom lens. With a focal range equivalent to 38-114mm in 35mm film terms, this lens provides versatility for capturing a variety of subjects, from wide landscapes to close-up portraits. Additionally, the camera features a built-in flash with various modes to suit different lighting conditions, ensuring that photographers can capture well-exposed images regardless of the environment.

The LS755 also boasts a user-friendly interface, complete with a large 2.5-inch LCD screen. This display allows for easy composition and review of images, and its high resolution ensures that details are clearly visible. The camera supports a variety of scene modes, including portrait, landscape, and macro, which enables users to select optimal settings for different shooting situations, enhancing creativity and ease of use.

Battery life is another characteristic of the LS755 that appeals to users, as it utilizes rechargeable lithium-ion batteries, allowing for extended shooting without the need for frequent replacements. This feature is particularly advantageous for on-the-go photography, where carrying extra batteries may not be feasible.

Moreover, the LS755 includes options for video recording, allowing users to capture short clips in addition to still images. This versatility expands the camera's utility, catering to those who wish to document moments in motion.

In summary, the Kodak LS755 is a well-rounded digital camera that excels in image quality, ease of use, and versatility. Its combination of a high-resolution sensor, optical zoom capabilities, user-friendly features, and reliable battery performance positions it as a commendable choice for anyone looking to elevate their photography experience. Whether capturing everyday moments or special occasions, the LS755 delivers reliable results that exemplify Kodak's commitment to innovation in digital imaging.
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