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About the DCS 645
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Index
Menu Hierarchy
Contents
Main
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About This Manual
Introduction
Features
System Requirements
When in Portable Mode
When Connected to a MACINTOSH
When Connected to a PC
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Capture Workflow when the Camera is Not Connected to a Computer
Device and Media Preparation
Capturing and Evaluating Test Images
Capturing Images
Occasional V e rification
Transferring Images
Editing Images
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Capture Workflow when the Camera Is Connected to a Computer
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Connecting to a Computer and Po wer Supply
Starting the Capture Software
Device and Media Preparation
Capturing and Evaluating Test Images
Capturing Images
Occasional V e rification
Editing Images
Included on the Software CD
KODAK PROFESSIONAL DCS Capture Studio (DCS Capture Studio)
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KODAK PROFESSIONAL DCR File Format Module (DCR FFM)
KODAK PROFESSIONAL Extended Range Imaging File Format Mo dule (ERI FFM)
Managing Color
DCS Capture Studio
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DCS Photo Desk
Setting up Color in ADOBE PHOTOSHOP
Overview
Rear Front (Attaches to Camera Body)
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Imager
Masked Focus Screen
IR Filter
Anti-aliasing Filter
Removing an IR or Anti-aliasing Filter
Inserting a Filter
Image LCD
How the Image LCD Works
About the DCS 645
Turning the Image LCD On and Off
Menu Bar
Menus
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Status Screen
Displaying the Status screen
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Digital Buttons
Four-way Switch
Menu Button
OK Button
Tag button
Quick Guide for Using the Image LCD and Digital Buttons
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IEEE 1394 Port
Video Output Port
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Attaching the DCS 645 to the Camera Body and Connecting Accessories
Attaching the DCS 645 to the Camera Body
Attaching the DCS 645 to the Camera Body and Connecting Accessories
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Disconnecting the DCS 645 from the Camera Body
Connecting Flash/Strobe Units
Image Files
Storing Images
Power Supply
AC Adapter
Battery
Attaching a Battery
Removing a Battery
Checking Battery Status
Battery Charger
Charging Batteries
COMPACTFLASH (CF) Cards
Inserting a CF Card
Ejecting a CF Card
Selecting a Folder
Accessing Images on a CF Card
Formatting a CF Card
Recovering Data on a CF Card
Choosing a Language
Setting the Date and Time
Setting Camera Properties
Displaying the Properties Menu
Setting Battery Save Onset
Setting Display Off Time
Long Exposure
Resolution
Total Actuations
Use Folder01
Video Format
Using Job Tracker
Loading Job Tracker Data from a CF Ca rd
Getting Started
Connecting the Camera to the Computer and Power Supply
Connecting to a Computer
Powering Your Camera
Getting Started
Connecting to a Power Supply
Connecting to the AC Adapter
Conserving Batteries
Battery Save State
Overview
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Image Format
To Format Images
Intervalometer
Intervalometer Options
Setting ISO
White Balance
Click Balance
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Long Exposure
Processing Images
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Changing Processing Settings
The following screens appear, depending on your choice:
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Reviewing Images
Selecting a Display Mode
Navigating through Displayed Im ages
Single Image Display Mode
Zoom Display Mode
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Histogram Display Mode
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Multiple Image Display Mode
Image Delete Display Mode
Statu s Bar
Location Bar
Deleting Groups of Images
Display Contrast
Overexposure Indicator
Tagging Images
Cleaning
Cleaning the DCS 645
Cleaning the IR or Anti-aliasing Filter
Storing
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Firmware
Checking the Current Firmware Version
Updating Firmware
Recycling
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Connecting a Device to the Serial Port
Accessing Serial Port Options
Setting the Baud Rate
Serial In Mode
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Serial In Status
Serial Out Mode
Specifications
Unsupported or Partially Supported Features (CONTAX 645)
Unsupported or Partially Supported Features (MAMIYA 645AF and 645AFD
Unsupported or Partially Supported Features (HASSELBLAD H1)
Using a Video Monitor
Connecting
Using a Video Monitor
Enabling
Disabling
Navigating Through Images
Electromagnetic Emissions
European Union (EU)
USA
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Warnings and Cautions
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WARRANTY
Warranty Repair Coverage
Limitations
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Outside the United States
How to obtain service
Product Support Options
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