Kodak Z915 manual Changing P, A, S, or M mode settings

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Taking pictures/videos

Changing P, A, S, or M mode settings

PASM modes control the aperture (f-number, also known as f-stop), shutter speed,

exposure compensation, flash compensation, and ISO. Use the Menu button to control all other settings.

1Turn the Mode dial to P, A, S, or M.

2Press to access a setting. Press to change the setting.

NOTE: A yellow setting indicates possible unsatisfactory results. (However, you can still take the picture.)

ISO

Flash compensation

Exposure compensation

Shutter speed

Aperture

ISO—adjust the camera’s sensitivity to light. Higher ISO indicates greater sensitivity. NOTE: A higher ISO may produce unwanted “noise” in a picture.

Flash Compensation—adjust flash brightness.

Exposure Compensation—adjust the exposure. If the scene is too light, decrease the setting; if it’s too dark, increase the setting.

Shutter speed—control how long the shutter stays open. (Use a tripod for slow shutter speeds.)

Aperture—(also known as f-stop) control the size of the lens opening, which determines the depth of field.

■Smaller f-stop numbers indicate a larger lens opening; good for low-light.

■Larger f-stop numbers indicate a smaller lens opening; keeps the main subject sharp; good for landscapes and well-lit conditions.

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Contents Digital Camera Kodak Easyshare Z9154H5245en Share button Back viewShutter button Flash button Focus Macro/Infinity button For batteries, seeFront view Flash Self-timer/Video/AF Assist light Lens/Cover MicrophoneTable of contents Table of contents Other battery types Setting up your cameraBattery chargers, Sdhc cards, etc Attaching the strap Loading the batteriesTurning on the camera Setting the language, date/time Storing pictures on an accessory SD or Sdhc Card Using the framing marks Taking pictures/videosTaking a picture Reviewing the picture/video just taken Taking a videoCapture modes Capture mode ForCapture use SportScene modes Flash setting can be changed FireworksNight Landscape Surface or use a tripodSCN mode For Using optical zoomText Documents. Focus is Macro As you zoom in, move away from your subjectUsing the flash Through a window Using the Focus buttonMacro From the lensUsing the self-timer Using burstRepeatedly press the Self-timer/Burst button Taking panoramic pictures Getting help from your camera Great newsTurning on camera Help Mode When to use S, and M modesTo control Changing P, A, S, or M mode settings If the exposure Using exposure compensation with exposure bracketingThen the exposures Interval is set to 0.3 steps Taken areUnderstanding the picture-taking icons Using the histogram to view picture brightnessMagnifying a picture during review Reviewing pictures/videosUsing the undo delete feature Deleting pictures/videosPlaying a video Protect icon Protecting pictures/videos from deletionUsing the menu button in Review Using shortcutsAdding sound tags Recording a sound tagPlaying a sound tag Cropping pictures To highlight the Edit tab Using Kodak Perfect Touch TechnologyMaking a picture from a video Editing videosTrimming a video To highlight Trim, then press OKUsing video bookmarks Setting bookmarksUsing bookmarks Making a video action print Play a multimedia slide show To show all pictures/videosTo show selected pictures/videos Displaying pictures/videos on a television Viewing pictures/videos in different ways Selecting multiple pictures/videosViewing as thumbnails multi-up Copying pictures/videos Understanding the review iconsCopy pictures/videos Capture Options Using the menu buttonVideo Size Maximum video sizeNatural Color Color Mode High ColorLow Color Black & White SepiaAF Zone Exposure MeteringExposure Bracketing Off Interval +/- 0.3 EV +/- 0.7 EVUsing the Setup menu Horizontally Date Stamp Capture Frame GridRed-eye Reduction After a picture is takenFeatures Sound Volume High Medium Low Mute Date & TimeAuto Power Off Minutes Video Out Check settings used in your locationTransferring, printing, and sharing pictures Installing the softwareTransferring pictures with the USB cable Using other optionsDirect printing with a Kodak All-in-One Printer Printing picturesDisconnecting the camera from a Kodak All-in-One Printer Using a printer that is not Pictbridge Technology enabledOrdering prints online Printing from an optional SD or Sdhc CardMarking your pictures Marking pictures for printingPrinting marked pictures Add a new email address or name Marking pictures/videos for emailingAssigning other tags to pictures/videos Marking pictures/videos as favoritesAssigning a tag to the pictures/videos you take next Camera problems TroubleshootingTry one or more of the following Including protected filesMake sure your camera is not in Close-up mode Clean the lensBlue or black Internal memory see Instead of aSetup Feature did not Off and then on again Take effectPurchase a certified SD/SDHC Card Recognize Format the card seeCamera/computer communications Videos, including protected files LCD messagesHelpful links Getting helpCamera Software00 800 AustraliaNew Zealand 0800 880 Norway 23 16 21 Philippines TurkeyCamera specifications AppendixCombined zoom-50X Shutter speed Microphone-Yes Speaker-Yes Storage capacities Operating temperature-32-104F 0-40COutput image size Sound tag-Yes Date stamp-Yes Tripod mount-1/4 inchImportant safety instructions Extending battery life Upgrading your software and firmware Battery lifeCare and maintenance Limited warrantyLimited warranty coverage Your rights LimitationsRegulatory compliance FCC compliance and advisoryOutside the United States and Canada Canadian DOC statement Korean Class B ITE Vcci Class B ITEN137 China RoHS Russian GOST-R About this camera, 6 accessories Backlight, 4 batteryLife, 5 loading Color mode, 2 continuous AF, 2 copy picturesKodak Perfect Touch technology Macintosh Computers, installingPictbridge Setting, 5 using Reset camera, 6 review button, 1 reviewing pictures/videosSelect multiple pictures/videos, 12 self-portrait Camera/computer communications Digital, 5 optical Storage capacities, 4 transfer, 1 viewing
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Z915 specifications

The Kodak Z915 is a compact digital camera that emerged as a popular choice among photography enthusiasts looking for a balance between performance and portability. Launched in 2008, the Z915 features a sleek design and a robust set of specifications that make it an appealing option for casual photography, family events, and even more serious photographic endeavors.

One of the primary highlights of the Kodak Z915 is its powerful 10-megapixel sensor, which allows for detailed and high-resolution images. Whether capturing landscapes or portraits, this sensor ensures that the photos retain clarity and vibrancy. The camera comes equipped with a 10x optical zoom lens, which offers a versatile focal length range of 35mm to 350mm equivalent. This zoom capability enables users to capture distant subjects with ease while maintaining image quality.

The Z915 also incorporates advanced image stabilization technology, specifically Kodak's Perfect Touch technology, which helps to reduce blur from camera shake. This feature is especially beneficial when shooting in low-light conditions or at full zoom. Additionally, the camera includes a high-performance autofocus system, ensuring that subjects are captured sharply and with precision.

When it comes to shooting modes, the Kodak Z915 does not disappoint. The camera offers a variety of scene modes tailored for different environments, such as portrait, landscape, night scene, and sports. Users can easily switch between modes to optimize their photography for various conditions, making it user-friendly for beginners and experts alike.

Moreover, the Z915 features a 2.5-inch LCD screen that provides a clear view for framing shots and reviewing images. The screen is designed for easy visibility, even in bright daylight, allowing photographers to compose their images confidently. The camera also supports various image formats, including JPEG, giving users flexibility in how they store and share their photos.

Battery life is another notable aspect of the Kodak Z915. It utilizes AA batteries, which offer convenience and ease of replacement, making it ideal for long outings or travel. With good power management, users can expect to capture a significant number of shots before needing a battery replacement.

Overall, the Kodak Z915 stands out for its combination of user-friendly features, solid performance, and affordability. Its blend of zoom capability, image stabilization, and versatility make it a commendable choice for anyone looking to explore the world of digital photography.
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