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Kodak DCS500 manual

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Troubleshooting Specs Program Line Characteristics Error codes Custom Function Chart Using the Self-timer Connecting the AC Adapter Warranty Configuring Your Camera Appendix C Problem Report

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Contents

User’s Guide Page Warranty Repair Coverage Warranty Time PeriodKodak Professional DCS 500 Series Cameras Limitations How to obtain service Outside the United States Product Support Options Page Table of Contents Powering Your Camera Configuring Your Camera Controlling Exposure and Color Balance Contents 10-1 12-1 Appendix B Troubleshooting Information System Requirements for your Computer Macintosh Important Info Important Safeguards and Precautions Important Info Page Electromagnetic Emissions Vcci Statement Features About Your CameraPage Nomenclature Camera Front Camera Back Camera Top Camera Bottom Camera Sides Open Battery/PC Card Door Top LCD Panel ISO Image Display Back LCD PanelMenu Bar Icon Function Dropdown Menu Navigation Techniques To display the Menu bar and select a Menu bar icon To choose an item from a dropdown menu Status Bar Viewfinder Using the Quick Control Dial Using the Quick Control Dial For Digital Functions Using the Quick Control Dial For Non-digital Functions DISP/MENU Button ButtonsRECORD/TAG Button Select Button Attaching the Lens Removing the Lens Anti-aliasing filter ImagerIR Filter Illuminating the LCD Panels Attaching the Neck Strap Camera StrapsAttaching the Hand Strap Your Camera Attaching the Hand Strap and Neck Strap Powering Your Camera Turning the Camera On and Off Camera NiMH battery NiCd battery Batteries Inserting/Removing Batteries Be sure that the red warning light is off before continuing Checking Battery Status Battery Charger Yellow light Green light Battery Status To Charge Batteries Battery icon is not displayed if the AC adapter is connected Conditioning Six Second Timeout Battery ConservationPowerSave Mode Situations Using Extra Battery Power Image Display Timeout To Restore the Image Display AC Adapter Connecting the AC Adapter Using PC Cards PC Cards Dual Slots for PC Cards Inserting/Removing PC Cards To Insert or Remove a PC CardPage PC Cards Formatting a PC Card Card menu appears Confirmation screen appears Selecting a PC Card or Folder Selecting a PC Card or Folder Jpeg and Tiff File Processing Processing with Two PC Cards Processing Images Processing confirmation screen appears Condition Screen Your Action Condition Screen Your Action Changing Processing Settings Processing Screen Defaults Result Settings Underlined Processing Screen Defaults Result Settings Underlined Working with Tiff Custom Files on your Computer File Format Module Iptc Data Management Loading Iptc Data from a PC Card Camera Date and Time Dioptric Adjustment of the Viewfinder Custom Functions Selecting and Setting Custom FunctionsCustom function number is displayed in the Top LCD panel Exposure scale to indicate Dots are displayed belowOptional custom function Resetting Individual Custom Functions Resetting All Custom Functions At Once Custom Function Chart Operation Useful Situations Custom Top LCD Panel Setting Type Shutter speed or aperture value. This Custom Top LCD Panel Setting Type On many USM lenses, eliminating Top LCD Panel Setting Developed an ability to accurately Mirror up operation Viewfinder, or if you frequently use Custom Top LCD Panel Setting Type This function links spot metering to Combined Use of Custom Functions F-5 and F-11 Custom Function No Selection No Resetting the Camera to Its Initial Settings Resetting All Camera Functions Resetting All Custom Functions Display Off Time screen appears Setting Display Off TimeCamera Properties Vertical arrow appears at the right of the screen Horizontal arrow appears at the bottom of the screen Horizontal arrow goes away and the new number is highlighted Enabling Sharpening Sharpening screen appears If you select Resolution, Resolution screen appears Setting File ResolutionImage Resolution screen appears If you select Units, the Resolution Units screen appears Use Folder Setting Powersave TimeDetermining Total Actuations This Use Folder 1 screen appears Custom Functions Setting the Dropdown Menu Lag TimeThis appropriate Custom Function screen appears Quick Start Before You StartPage Quick Start Page Connecting the AC Adapter AC Adapter Optional Settings Before You Start Setting the Date and Time Setting White Balance Page Capturing Images Reviewing Images on Your Camera Display menu appears Setting Display Contrast Setting Display Options Tagging Images Tag icon appears above Image at the top right Menu Bar Deleting Images Deleting a Single Image Delete Images menu appears Deleting More Than One ImageConfirmation dialog box appears Associating a Sound File with an Image Quick Start Controlling White Balance Icons reflect the current setting Selecting a White Balance Setting Using Custom White Balance Using White Balance Settings Cancel-The White Balance setting does not change Deleting White Balance Settings Selecting White Balance SettingsDelete White Balance Setting menu appears Loading White Balance Settings Rule Error MessagePage Saving White Balance Settings using your Camera Saving White Balance Settings using the Computer Setting the ISO Selecting the Shooting Mode Program AE Mode PPage Program Line Characteristics Program Shift Function Shutter-priority AE Tv Tips Shutter Speed Display Custom Function F-6 Aperture-priority AE Av Page Aperture Value Display 1.4 2.0 2.8 4.0 5.6 8.0 11 22 32 45 64 Using Manual Focusing Point Selection Mode Depth-of-Field AE DEP Selected focusing point Lights red in the viewfinder Panel Points 1 and 2 can be reversed if desired Using Automatic Focusing Point Selection Mode Tips Using the Camera’s Built-in Meter Manual Exposure M Custom Function F-5 Custom Function F-6 Custom Function F-11 Bulb Exposure buLb Exposure Selecting the Metering Mode Metering mode changes in the cyclical sequence shown above Evaluative Metering Partial Metering Fine Spot Metering Custom Function F-13 AE Lock Between the locked exposure When you change the sceneComposition, the difference Value and the continuously Custom Function F-4 Setting Exposure Compensation Exposure CompensationPage Using the Exposure Compensation Button Auto Exposure Bracketing AEB Custom Function F-6 Custom Function F-9 AEB appears in the Top LCD panel Page Camera can be set so that auto Using Flash General Information on Canon EOS Dedicated Speedlites Using Canon EX-series Speedlites What is E-TTL? What is Flash Exposure Lock FE Lock? Exposure Choice of Focusing Points for FE Lock operation Adjusting the Background Exposure in FE Lock What is FP Flash Mode? Using FP Flash Mode with EX-series Speedlites Using Canon EZ, EG or E-Series SpeedlitesWhat is A-TTL? What is TTL? Using Exposure Modes with E-TTL, A-TTL and TTL flash Suitability of A-TTL and TTL for the DCS 500 Series camera Exposure Setting Flash Exposure Compensation with the Camera Flash Exposure Compensation Exposure Setting Flash Exposure Compensation with the Speedlite Automatic Flash Exposure Reduction Using Non-Dedicated Flash Equipment PC Terminal Focusing Selecting the AF Mode One-Shot AF AI Servo AF Predictive Focus Control Custom Function F-4 Custom Function F-11 Selecting the Five Focusing Points Selecting a Focusing Point Automatic Focusing Point Selection Mode Focusing Focus Lock Difficult Subjects for Autofocus Focusing Manual Focusing AF mode display is extinguished in the Top LCD panel Full-time Manual Focusing with USM Lenses Checking the Depth of Field Sharpening Anti-aliasing Filter Effect on FocusPreparing for Sharpening in the DCS Host software Capturing Images Shutter Button Operation and Autofocus Pressing the Shutter Button Halfway Single Exposure Changing the Drive ModePressing the Shutter Button Completely Continuous Exposure Maximum Continuous Shooting Speed in Different AF Modes Using the Self-timer Using the Eyepiece Shutter Locking the Mirror Up Page Using the Vertical Controls This activates the Vertical Shutter ReleasePage Press the Vertical Shutter button to capture an image Image Review Mode Working with Images on Camera Reviewing Images Setting the Review ModeOne, four, or nine images will appear 11-3 Adjusting Display Contrast Selecting an Image Setting Display Options 11-7 Tag icon is displayed at the top right of the Menu Bar Associating Sound Files With Images Recording stops Microphone icon goes awayPage Image is not Delete Images screen appears Recovering Deleted Images Advantages to using an Ieee 1394 Connection Advantages to using a Card Reader Connecting Your Camera to the Computer To Connect to the Computer 12-3 Quitting-Disconnecting from the Computer Using the Card Reader Connecting a Device to the Serial Port Transmitting Data Serial Port menu appears Accessing Serial Port OptionsSetting the Baud Rate Baud Rate menu appears Serial In Mode Serial In Mode menu appears Serial In Status Serial Out Mode Serial Out Mode menu appears Image Transmit Camera Care Handling Cleaning Anti-aliasing and IR Filters Determining if the Imager is Dirty Examining a Test Image Visually inspecting the Imager 14-6 14-7 Storing Top and Back LCD panels Updating Camera Firmware Installing Camera Firmware on Your ComputerDownloading From the PC Card Firmware screen appears Appendix a Specifications Exposure Control Appendix a Autofocus Shutter With EOS dedicated Speedlites Drive Mode Appendix B Troubleshooting Symptom Cause Remedy Appendix B Symptom Cause Remedy Appendix C Problem Report Index Page ISO Troubleshooting B-1 Page Kodak and Kodak Professional are trademarks 4E1626