Digital Access Application Window | Kodak DC220, DC260 instruction

Digital Access Application Window

You use the Digital Access application window to view and select pictures, transfer them to the host application, or save them to your computer.

Picture source menu View graphic icon

Toolbar and

View menu

Viewing area

Control buttons

Transfer options

Picture

Information

Display

Size menu

Navigation bar

Status bar

The application window contains the following elements:

✔ The picture source pop-up menu lets you select the source of the pictures you want to retrieve. Sources include the camera memory card or a folder on your computer.

✔The Album pop-up menu lets you display the contents of a DC260 album in the viewing area.

✔The view graphic icon indicates the source of the displayed pictures.

Indicates the picture source is the camera memory card.

Indicates the picture source is a DC260 camera album.

Indicates the picture source is a burst folder.

Indicates the picture source is a timelapse folder.

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Kodak DC220, DC260 manual Digital Access Application Window

Contents

UserÕs Guide Page Contents Reviewing your pictures Accessing your pictures via computer Tips and troubleshooting Vii Camera features So where is the Þlm?Getting started Typical uses for your camera Add sound to your picture DC220 and DC260 software System Requirements Camera Accessories Item Number Number Not all accessories are available in all countries Meet your camera Your Digital Camera Softkeys Softkeys Mode dialFour-way controller Your camera display Flash Exposure Compensation Picture Type Brief detour to discuss quality and resolution Quality Self-Timer Close Up DC220 only Batteries Pictures Remaining Initiating communication Manual ModeInfrared Communication Searching for communication partner Reformatting the memory card Removable memory cardMy Computer window appears Power management Removing the memory card Installing batteries Always follow your battery manufacturers directions fully Using the AC adapter Taking pictures Turning the camera on Entering the Capture modeCamera moves the lens to a point away from the camera DeÞning settings DeÞning settings via the Capture mode menus Picture Type settings Settings for the selected picture type appear Album settings DC260 only Script setting White Balance settings Watermark settings Advanced Exposure Modes settings Advanced Focus Mode settings DC260 only Preferences settings Capture Date and Time Date and Time screen appears again Camera Name Setting Flash, Exposure, Picture Type, and Quality DeÞning settings via the Scroll and Select buttonsSetting the Self-Timer and Close-up settings DC220 only Taking pictures Viewing the memory gauge Adding sound to a picture When you are done recording, release the Record button Zooming Digital zooming Digital zoom is disabled when you turn the LCD off Entering the Review mode Reviewing your pictures Setting Review mode preferences Review Mode Settings screen appears Overlay preferences LCD returns to the thumbnail or full screenSlideshow preferences Video preferences Playback preferences Viewing pictures ﬁlmstrip scrolls until you release the arrow button Scroll to ﬁnd the picture you want to select Creating a new album Placing marked pictures in an album DC260 onlyMarked pictures are moved to the selected album New Album Name screen appears Copying marked pictures from camera to camera Marked pictures are copied from one camera to the other Opening albums Expanding and collapsing pictures Press the Expand softkey Attached sound, pressing the Delete Adding sound to picturesNow has attached sound. If a picture has Or both the picture and sound Delete, Sound Only, and Cancel softkeys appear Deleting one picture Deleting multiple or all pictures Playing sound, bursts, and timelapse sequences Magnifying pictures Screen displays a magniﬁed view of the selected picture Viewing pictures on your TV YouÕve got to connect Þrst Setting camera propertiesFinding the Properties software Specifying General settings Additional settings appear YourCamera cameraproperties Specifying Camera settings Specifying Picture Type settings High Mode settings on the camera Resolution , Interval , and Number of Pictures, the number Specifying Albums settings DC260 only Connecting your camera to your computer Entering the Connect mode Which connection? RS-232 Serial Connecting via a serial cable This connector is normally on the back of the computer On your desktop, click Start Settings Control Panel Connecting via a USB cable Infrared transceiver On your computer, click Start Settings Control Panel Connecting via an infrared transceiver Potential connection problems Using the Mounter software Accessing your pictures via computerInstalling Mounter software Mounter software overview YouÕve got to connect Þrst Viewing your pictures Camera Name and System folder icons appear Transferring pictures to your computerTransferring pictures and scripts to your camera Window appears listing individual pictures Creating albums on the camera DC260 only Opening picture Þles in other software programs Saving sound Placing the memory card in your computer Setting preferencesExiting Mounter software Refer to Removing the memory card on Picture Card AdapterPicture Card appears as a drive on your computer Memory Card Reader Does my computer support a Pcmcia card? Installing Twain software Transferring pictures via Twain software Connecting the camera to your computer Twain software workßow Retrieve pictures from your Starting the Twain SoftwareSelect appropriate button to Camera or computer Selecting the source of your pictures Selecting the cameraÕs contentsTaking a picture Selecting pictures on your computer Previewing your picturesTwain software displays a standard Windows Open window Expanding and collapsing pictures Play a pictureÕs attached soundOpening a picture in full view Transferring pictures Displaying picture information Preferences screen appears Tips and troubleshooting General maintenance and safety Monitor adjustment Communicating with the computer Printing Computer Monitor Problem Cause Solution TroubleshootingMemory Card Problem Cause Solution Camera Problem Cause Solution Camera Problem Cause Solution LCD Messages Cause Solution LCD Messages Problem Cause Solution Software help Online servicesGetting help Faxed information Fax Customer supportOutside the U.S., Canada, and Europe 10-2 10-3 Kodak Digital Access Software Plug-In Acquire System and Software Requirements Installing Digital Access Software Connecting the Card Reader Digital Access Application Window Page Getting Pictures from the Camera Memory Card Five control buttons Open dialog box appears Single picture Select PicturesChange Thumbnail and Picture Display Size Multiple noncontiguous pictures Preview View View a High-resolution Picture DC260 Camera 100% 50% 25% View Burst and Timelapse Pictures Slide Show Rotate Pictures Play the Audio Attached to a PictureDelete Pictures Getting Pictures from Your Computer View Picture Information Transfer Individual Pictures Transfer Thumbnails on a Contact Sheet Saving Pictures to Your Computer Transfer Contact Sheet dialog box appears Save the Audio Attached to a Picture Save Individual PicturesSave As dialog box appears Export an Apple QuickTime Movie Click Save Progress indicator appears as the movie is created Setting PreferencesDelay at Least x Seconds QuickTime dialog box appears Preferences dialog box appears Page Warranty repair coverage Warranty and regulatory informationWarranty time period Warranty-1 Warranty-2 Limitations Warranty-3 How to obtain serviceApplication support FCC compliance and advisory Warranty-4Regulatory information Canadian DOC statement Index Index-1 Select Index-2 Index-3 Index-4 Index-5 Index-6 Index-7 Index-8 Index-9 Index-10 Index for Appendix a Macintosh Software Index-11 Index-12 Index-13