Kodak DCS 465 COPY TO FOLDER Button, MOVE TO FOLDER Button, TAKE PICTURE Button, SOURCE Popup Menu

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7-18 Accessing Images from a Mac

COPY TO FOLDER Button

Copies “selected” image files and recorded associated sound data from

the PCMCIA card to the Macintosh hard disk. Each image and each sound

becomes a separate file in a folder on the Macintosh computer. The saved

image files are called archive files. The button is dimmed until you select

an image(s). Images can be copied to a preexisting folder or to a folder

you create while using this feature.

NOTE: Refer to the IMPORTANT CAUTIONS later in this chapter about opening

archive files directly into Photoshop without first acquiring them, and about the

importance of calibration (CAL) files when images are copied to a folder.

Performs the same function as COPY TO FOLDER, except that after copying

the data, this choice presents a dialog box providing the option of deleting

the files from the PCMCIA card.

NOTE: Refer to the IMPORTANT CAUTIONS later in this chapter about opening

archive files directly into Photoshop without first acquiring them, and about the

importance of calibration (CAL) files when images are moved to a folder.

Issues a command that causes the camera back to take a picture. This

button works only when the camera back is used with an electrically

tripped camera.

Allows you to switch between files on the DCS 465 Camera Back (choose

CAMERA from the popup menu), or archive files on the Macintosh com-

puter (choose FOLDER from the popup menu).