Kodak DCS600 Anti-aliasing Filter and IR Filter

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Camera Care

Anti-aliasing Filter and IR Filter

Your camera contains an anti-aliasing or IR filter. It may be necessary to remove the filter

for cleaning. Although it is not essential, you can wear lint-free, static-free gloves,

available from your camera dealer.

☛The anti-aliasing or IR filter can accommoda te a f ai r am oun t of dust before cleaning

is necessary. It should be cleaned less often than the imager to avoid damage.

Removing, Cleaning, and Re-installing the An ti-aliasing or IR Filter

1Turn off the camera.

2Remove the lens from the

camera.

3Carefully unscrew the t wo

screws at the sides of the filter

bracket using a jewelers

screwdriver (Phillips #00).

CAUTION:

Be very careful when

removing the filter, as it is a

fragile device.

CAUTION:

Be careful that the screws do

not fall into the camer a as they

can cause damage.

Contents

Main Page WARRANTY KODAK PROFESSIONAL DCS 600 Series Cameras Warranty Time Period Warranty Repair Coverage Limitations Outside the United States How to obtain service Product Support Options 1 2 3 4 5 Table of Contents Important Information ..................................................1-1 About Your Camera .....................................................2-1 Page Powering Your Camera . .......................................... .. ...3-1 Configuring Your Camera ........................................... 4-1 Using a PC Card ..........................................................5-1 Saving Files .................................................................6-1 Quick Start ................................................................... 7-1 Controlling Exposure ................................................... 8-1 Focusing ............... .... ..... .... ... .... ..... .... ... .... ..... ..... .... .. .... 9-1 Capturing Images ....................................................... 10-1 Flash Photography ............................ .........................11-1 Working with Images on the Camera ........................ 12-1 Advanced Operation ....................... ........................... 13-1 Connecting to Your Computer ...................................14-1 Transmitting Data ...................................................... 15-1 Camera Care ..............................................................16-1 Page Important Information System Requirements for your Computer Macintosh Windows Warni ngs Important Safeguards and Precautions Page Page Electromagnetic Emissions VCCI Statement About Your Camera Features Page 2-3 Nomenclature Camera Front with the regular kit. 2-4 Camera Back 2-5 Camera Top Camera Bottom 2-6 Camera Sides Page 2-8 Viewfinder Navigate Switch Using the Navigate switch to Navigate the Image LCD Panel Using the Navigate switch to Select the Focus Area Digital Function Buttons 2-11 LCD Panels + + Top Status LCD Panel Back Status LCD Panel Image LCD Panel Page Page Page Page Command Dials Main-Command Dial Page Sub-Command-Dial Drive Mode/Self-Timer Selector Lens Setting the Lens to the Minimum Aperture 2 1 2 Page Page Viewfinder Diopter Illumination Switch Mirror Lockup Lever Depth-of-Field Preview Button Accessory Shoe Sync Terminal Self-Diagnostic Shutter System Changing Viewfinders Attaching the Finder 4 Changing Focusing Screens Camera Straps Attaching the Neck Strap Page Name Plate Powering Your Camera Turning the Camera On and Off 1 2 Batteries WARNING: Inserting/Removing Batteries 1 2 Page 4 5 6 Checking Battery Status 1 2 3 Full Low Insufficient Empty Battery Charger Page 6 7 8 9 Page Battery Conservation PowerSave Mode Page AC Adapter for Camera Tips Page Page Configuring Y our Camera Date and Time 1 2 3 4 Camera Properties Enabling Sharpening 3 1 2 Page Determining Total Actuations 1 2 1 2 Custom Settings Using a PC Card PC Cards CAUTIONS: Dual Slots for PC Cards Inserting/Removing PC Cards 1 2 Page 4 5 Formatting a PC Card 1 2 3 4 5 6 Selecting a PC Card or Folder 1 2 Saving Files JPEG and TIFF File Processing Processing with Two PC Cards Processing Images 1 2 3 4 Page Page Changing Processing Settings 1 2 Page Working with TIFF Custom Files on your Computer IPTC Data Management 1 2 Loading IPTC Data from a PC Card 1 2 3 Quick Start Before Y ou Start 1 2 3 Page Page 8 9 10 Page Page Optional Settings Before You Start Basic Shooting 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Reviewing Images on Your Camera 1 2 3 Setting Display Contrast 4 Setting Display Options 1 2 3 Page Tagging Images 1 2 3 Deleting Images Deleting a Single Image 1 2 3 Page Associating a Sound File with an Image 1 2 3 4 Page INSERT PHOTO HERE Controlling Exposure White Balance Page Selecting Custom White Balance Using White Balance Settings 1 2 Page 1 2 3 Page 1 2 3 Page Exposure Metering System 3D Color Matrix Metering Center-Weighted Metering Spot Metering Setting the Metering System Exposure Mode Page Page Setting Exposure Mode Page Focusing Page 1 Selecting AF Area Mode 1 Page Focus Mode Autofocus 1 2 3 1 2 1 2 3 Special Focusing Situations in AF Page Antialiasing Filter or IR Filter: Effect on Focus Sharpening Preparing for Sharpening in the DCS Host software Capturing Images Preparing to Capture an Image Page Basic Shooting 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Page Two-Button Reset ISO Note on ISO (DCS 620x Only) Drive Mode Choosing a Drive Mode Page Page Using the Vertical Controls 1 2 3 4 Intervalometer 1 3 2 Page Flash Photography Recommendations for Flash Photography Auto Aperture Mode Attaching the SB-28D or SB-28DX Turning on the SB-28D or SB-28DX 1 2 1 2 Standby Mode Enabling/Disabling Standby Mod e Waking the SB-28D or SB-28DX from Standby mode. Setting Up Your Camera for Flash Photography 1 2 3 4 Setting Up the SB-28D or SB-28DX 1 2 Page Tes t Fi ring 1 2 3 4 5 Using the SB-28D 1 2 3 4 5 11-11 Auto Flash Distance Range ISO Number (f/number) Distance Range According to Zoom Settings (Upper figures are in feet, lower figures are in meters) Page Flash Sync Mode Slow Sync 1 2 Rear Curtain Sync 1 2 3 Guide Numbers for Determ ining the Correct Aperture Calculating the Correct Apertu r e Calculating the Shooting Distance Guide Number Table Page Page Page Page Page Page Adjusting Display Contrast 1 2 Selecting an Image 1 2 Setting Display Options 1 2 3 Page Tagging Images 1 2 3 4 Associating Sound Files With Images 1 2 3 4 Deleting Images Deleting a Single Image 1 2 Page Recovering Deleted Images 1 2 3 4 Advanced Operation Capturing Images in Each Exposure Mode Shutter-Priority Auto Exposure Mode 2 3 4 5 6 Aperture-Priority Auto Exposure Mode 1 2 3 4 Page Page Manual Exposure Mode 1 2 3 4 5 6 Page Page Flexible Program 1 2 Focus Lock For Off-center Subjects 3 1 2 3 AE/AF Lock Page 4 Exposure Compensation Obtaining the Meter Reading in Manual E xpo sure Mode 1 2 Page Exposure Compensation Func tion 1 2 Auto Exposure/Flash Exposu re Bracketing 1 + 2 3 4 5 Page Self-Timer 1 2 3 4 Long Time Exposure 1 2 3 Custom Settings Making a Custom Setting 1 2 Reset Factory Settings 3 Custom Settings Table Page Page Page Page Page Connecting Connecting to Your Computer Advantages to using an IEEE 1394 Connection Advantages to using a Card Reader Connecting Your Camera to the Computer Connecting 4 QuittingDisconnecting from the Computer Using the Card Reader Transmitting Transmitting Data Connecting a Device to the Serial Port 1 2 Accessing Serial Port Options Tramsmitting Serial In Mode 1 2 Serial In Status Tramsmitting Serial Out Mode 1 2 Page Camera Care Handling Cleaning Anti-aliasing Filter and IR Filter Page The Imager Page 9 10 Page Storing Top and Back Status LCD panels Installing Camera Firmware on Your Computer Updating Camera Firmware Page Appendix A A-1 Appendix A - Specifications A-2 Shooting Mode DCS 620, 620x DCS 660, 660M A-3 Appendix A Appendix B B-1 Appendix B - Troubleshooting Page Appendix B B-3 Other symptoms, causes and remedies: Symptom Cause Remedy Appendix C - Lens and Viewfinder Compatibility Compatible Lenses Manual Single Focal Length Lens es Page Page Page Manual Zoom Lenses Autofocus Single Focal Length Lenses Autofocus Zoom Lenses Page Compatible Viewfinders Appendix D - Glossary Page Page Page Page Page Appendix E Appendix E - Problem Report Customer Return Address Equipment Description Problem Description Appendix F Appendix F - Remote Control Accessories