Kodak DCS 465 user manual Trouble Possible Cause Suggested Solution

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Trouble Possible Cause Suggested Solution

You clicked the camera shutter but no picture was recorded.

An Info box for an image is opened.

Close the Info box and try again.

With a mechanically tripped camera, you are taking pictures in rapid succession and light from one image is distorting the previous image before the previous image has been written completely to the PCMCIA card.

Do not try to take a new picture until the previous image has been completely written to the PCMCIA card — that is, until the red card busy light on the camera back stops blinking.

When shift-clicking on images in the image window (you are trying to add or remove an image from the selection), every click is not recognized and does not select or deselect an image.

The Double-Click Speed for the mouse — in the Apple menu Control Panel(s) — is set at a low speed.

Choose Control Panel(s) from the Apple Menu, and choose the fastest Double-Click Speed for the Mouse.

Allow more time between each of your mouse clicks.

The Delete and Move to	The archive folder is	To delete images, you must first
Folder buttons are	locked.	unlock the folder.
dimmed when the Source
is Folder and you have
images selected.

When the Source is Camera, the driver image window is showing “blank” images in addition to images you have taken with the camera back.

The PCMCIA card currently in the camera has been used in cameras other than the DCS 465; the driver for the DCS 465 cannot display or acquire images from some other cameras.

To display thumbnails and acquire images taken with some cameras other than the DCS 465, use the driver for that camera.

 Reference — KODAK Driver for Adobe Photoshop (Macintosh) Software G 10-47