Viewing Camera Information | Kodak DC5000 guide

Viewing Camera Information

Have you ever wondered how many pictures you have taken with your camera or how many times the flash fired? The Camera Information feature keeps a record for you.

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Setup

Set the Mode dial to Camera Setup.

Slide the POWER switch to the right to turn on the camera.

The main Camera Setup screen appears.

3Press a / button until the icon is highlighted.

4Press the DO-IT button. The About screen appears.

The information that appears is view-only and cannot be changed.

θFirmware Version—displays the latest firmware version loaded into the camera.

θ# Images Captured—displays the total number of pictures taken with the camera.

θ# Flash Fired—displays the total number of times the flash fired in

the camera.

5Press the DO-IT button to return to the main Camera Setup screen.

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Kodak DC5000 manual Viewing Camera Information

Contents

User’s Guide Page About the Camera’s Weatherproof & Rugged Design Important Camera InformationPage Table of Contents Customizing Your Pictures Reviewing Your PicturesPersonalizing Your Camera Installing Your Software Connecting Your CameraTips and Troubleshooting Where to Get Help Warranty and Regulatory InformationAppendix Getting Started Preparing to Take Pictures Loading BatteriesTurning the Camera On and Off Checking Batteries Page Inserting a Camera Memory Card Removing a Camera Memory Card Setting the Clock on Your Camera Main Camera Setup screen appearsDate/Time screen appears Adjusting the LCD Brightness Attaching the Neck StrapPage Taking Pictures Previewing a Picture Before it is Taken Pressing the Shutter Button Zooming in on Your Subject Viewing the Picture Just Taken LCD displays the Delete Picture screenPicture is permanently deleted from the camera memory card Main Menu screen appears Setting a Quickview for Each PictureCurrent setting is checked  Main Menu screen reappears Setting the Flash Flash setting icon changes Status Display Photographing Distant Subjects Photographing Close-Ups Self-timer icon appears in the Status Display Putting Yourself in the Picture Adding the Date to Your Pictures LCD displays the main Menu screenLCD displays the Date Stamp screen Deleting the Picture Just Taken Picture appears on the LCD with Icon displayed abovePress Button LCD displays the Delete Picture screen Customizing Your Pictures Adjusting the Camera Exposure LCD displays the Exposure Compensation screen Adding a Border to Your Picture Picture is taken, the border cannot be removed Capturing in Black-and-White, Sepia Tone, or Document Effect, the effect cannot be removedBlack & White-takes a black-and-white picture Adjusting the Picture Quality Adjusting the Picture Resolution Selecting a White Balance for Indoor Pictures Center-Weighted-evaluates Choosing a Metering System Selecting the ISO Setting LCD displays the Auto ISO screen. The current setting is  Sharpening and Softening a Picture Locking in an Exposure Setting Page Reviewing Your Pictures Viewing Your Pictures Magnifying Your Pictures Last picture taken appears on LCD screenLCD displays a magnified view of the selected picture Main Review Menu screen appears Selecting Pictures for PrintingLast picture taken appears on the LCD screen Print Order screen appears Cancelling Pictures for Printing Protecting Your Pictures Protect screen appearsPicture appears on the LCD with the Protect icon Deleting One or All of Your Pictures Delete screen appearsPictures are deleted from the camera memory card Running a Slide Show on Your Television Slide Show Interval screen appears Viewing Information About a Picture Page Personalizing Your Camera Setting a Response Beep Beep screen appears. The current setting is checked  Saving Camera Power Power Save screen appears. The current setting is checked  Viewing Camera Information Language screen appears. The current Setting is checked  Main Camera Setup screen reappearsSelecting a Language for the Camera Formatting Your Camera Memory Card Format Memory Card screen appears Adjusting the Video Out Signal Video Out screen appears. The current setting is checked  Adjusting the Camera Default Settings Setting a Border DefaultOnce the picture is taken, borders cannot be removed Setting a Flash Default Setting a White Balance DefaultAuto Main Default-flash fires Main Camera Setup screen appears Setting an Exposure Compensation Default Exposure Compensation Default Screen appears Setting an Effect Default No Effect Main Default- captures pictures in full color Setting an Auto ISO Default Page Windows-Based System Requirements Macintosh System Requirements Kodak Software for Windows-Based Computers Software Overview Kodak Software for Macintosh Computers Page Connecting Your Camera Using a Serial Cable Connection Connecting to a Windows-Based Computer Connecting to a Macintosh Computer Using a USB Cable Connection Opening Mounter Software Opening Digital Access Software Twain AcquireStarting Kodak Software for Windows-Based Computers Opening Camera Controls Software Opening Picture Transfer Application Opening Digital Access Software Plug-In AcquireStarting Kodak Software for Macintosh Computers Picture Transfer icon appears Navigating to Your Pictures Page Connecting with Your Camera Communicating with the Computer Adjusting Your Monitor for Better Viewing Getting Better Results from Your Printer Troubleshooting Computer Monitor Problem Cause SolutionCamera Memory Card Problem Cause Solution Camera Communications Problem Cause Solution Camera Problem Cause Solution Camera Problem Cause Solution Camera Problem Cause Solution Camera Problem Cause Solution Camera Problem Cause Solution LCD Messages Cause Solution Online Services Software HelpFaxed Information Customer Support Country Help number Fax Country Help number Fax Page Warranty Time Period Warranty Repair Coverage Limitations How to Obtain Service Application Support Regulatory Information FCC Compliance and AdvisoryCanadian DOC Statement Original Camera Default Settings Appendix Camera Specifications Weatherproof Rating General Maintenance and Safety Lens Using Your Batteries Page Index Auto ISO Page Page