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Kodak DCS 465 user manual

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Specifications Install Error codes Hardware error has ISO indicator ISO button Warranty Problem Description Accessory adapter cable Commands Empty Scsi Connector

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Kodak Page Warranty Time Period Warranty Repair Coverage Limitations How to obtain service Outside the United States Eastman Kodak Company Software License Agreement Term Limitations of Remedies General Important Safeguards Precautions Page Page Xiii Battery Important Warnings AC Battery Charger/Adapter Important Warnings Electromagnetic Emissions Technical Assistance Assistance Needed Source of Assistance Contents DCS 465 Camera Back Used with Other Scsi Devices Using the DCS 465 Camera Back Preparing the DCS 465 Camera Back for Use with Your PC Take Picture Button Source Popup Menu Accessing DCS 465 Camera Back Images from a PC Reference DCS 465 Camera Back Scsi Connector Multipurpose Connector Pcmcia Cards Determining if the Imager is Dirty Reference Kodak Drivers for TWAIN-Compliant PC Applications Appendices Index Before You Begin Macintosh Computer Hardware and Software Required Computer Hardware Required Applications Software Required Monitor and Display CardRequired Systems Software Scsi Terminators IBM PC or Compatible Computer Hardware and Software Required Scsi Interface Optional Hardware/Software for Playing Recorded Sound Optional Printers Optional DCS 465 Camera Back Equipment Optional Pcmcia Hard Disk Card Introduction DCS 465 Camera Back Features Front View Back View LCD  Introduction G Page Quick Start Obtain one or more supported Pcmcia cards  Quick Start G Camera Back Imager Cover Your Camera Camera Back Adapter Mechanically tripped camera Electrically tripped camera Attach the supplied AC battery charger/adapter Update the camera back firmware Optional Record sound  Preparing for Use with Mac G Page Connecting the DCS 465 Camera Back to Your Camera Your Camera Camera Back Adapter Cable release Screws into end of CTM Flash sync cable Here Shutter release cable Using the AC Battery Charger Adapter Charging the Battery AC Battery CHARGER/ADAPTER Page LCD Graphics Accessory adapter cable Setting the Scsi ID on the DCS 465 Camera Back Camera back is asleep 14  Preparing for Use with Mac G Scsi ID Page Making the Scsi Connection DCS 465 Camera Back as the Sole Scsi Device Turn off the computer Scsi Cable 20  Preparing for Use with Mac G  Preparing for Use with Mac G Turn off the Macintosh PowerBook computer Terminator Follow the steps below to complete this connection Turn off the Macintosh IIfx computer DCS 465 Camera Back Used with Other Scsi Devices 26  Preparing for Use with Mac G Empty Scsi Connector 28  Preparing for Use with Mac G Scsi Connector Pin Connector Pin Terminator Page Back Macintosh Computer Back of ONE or More Scsi Devices Continue at the next section Page 34  Preparing for Use with Mac G  Preparing for Use with Mac G Inserting and Removing a Pcmcia Card Inserting a Pcmcia Card Card Busy light 38  Preparing for Use with Mac G Release button Pcmcia card Removing a Pcmcia Card Slide the door down over the Pcmcia card compartment Press firmly 42  Preparing for Use with Mac G  Preparing for Use with Mac G 44  Preparing for Use with Mac G Updating DCS 465 Camera Back Firmware 46  Preparing for Use with Mac G Formatting a Pcmcia Card 48  Preparing for Use with Mac G  Preparing for Use with Mac G Page Preparing the DCS 465 Camera Back for Use with Your PC Page Connecting the DCS 465 Camera Back to Your Computer Your Camera Camera Back Adapter Mechanically tripped camera Electrically tripped camera Using the AC Battery Charger Adapter AC Battery CHARGER/ADAPTER Page LCD Graphics Accessory adapter cable 12  Preparing for Use with PC G LCD 14  Preparing for Use with PC G Scsi ID Page Installing a Scsi Host Adapter For Qualified Technical Personnel Only 18  Preparing for Use with PC G Turn off the PC 20  Preparing for Use with PC G DCS 465 Camera Back Used with Other Scsi Devices Turn off the PC and all connected Scsi devices Empty Scsi Port 24  Preparing for Use with PC G Scsi Port Pin Connector Pin Terminator Turn off the PC, and all connected Scsi devices Back of PC Back of ONE or More Scsi Devices DCS 465 Camera Back Used with a Laptop Available Kodak Drivers for the DCS 465 Camera Back Kodak Drivers for TWAIN-Compliant PC ApplicationsIntroduction 30  Preparing for Use with PC G  Preparing for Use with PC G Installing Twain Drivers View Readme Installing The Calibration CAL File Calibration file is now installed 36  Preparing for Use with PC G Card Busy light 38  Preparing for Use with PC G LCD 40  Preparing for Use with PC G Press firmly Accessing a Kodak Driver for TWAIN-compliant PC Applications Accessing the Driver in Selected Software Applications Example 1 Adobe Photoshop 2.5 and 3.0 for Windows Example 2 Aldus PhotoStyler Example 3 Aldus PhotoStyler 1.1A Example 4 Micrografx Picture Publisher 4.0 Example 5 Media Cybernetics Halo Desktop Imager 2.01.H Updating Firmware in the DCS 465 Camera Back You should now be viewing the driver image window below 50  Preparing for Use with PC G Formatting a Pcmcia Card 52  Preparing for Use with PC G Quitting Disconnecting the Camera Back from the Computer Page Using the DCS 465 Camera Back Readying the DCS 465 Camera Back  Using the DCS 465 Camera Back G Record button LCD CAMERA-ASLEEP Graphics Setting the ISO ISO indicator ISO button Taking Pictures Frames Remaining Indicator and Frame Counter Frames Remaining Recording Sound Optional Frame Counter Microphone Card Busy light Awake/Sleep Modes Operating Differences with Your Camera Page Page Page Accessing the DCS 465 Camera Back from the Driver  Accessing Images from a Mac G Wait as the driver image window appears  Accessing Images from a Mac G  Accessing Images from a Mac G Text box  Accessing Images from a Mac G 10  Accessing Images from a Mac G Selecting the Color Balance for an Images 12  Accessing Images from a Mac G Acquiring Images with the Kodak Driver for Adobe Photoshop Page Playing Recorded Sound Files 16  Accessing Images from a Mac G Delete Button Driver Image Window Buttons and Other ControlsSelecting Images Source Popup Menu Taking Pictures while Connected to a Computer Other FeaturesUsing the DCS 465 Camera Back without a Pcmcia Card Page  Accessing Images from a Mac G Quitting Accessing DCS 465 Camera Back Images from a PC Page Accessing the DCS 465 Camera Back from the Driver  Accessing Images from a PC G Wait as the driver image window appears Page Text box  Accessing Images from a PC G  Accessing Images from a PC G Selecting the Color Balance for an Images  Accessing Images from a PC G 12  Accessing Images from a PC G Page 14  Accessing Images from a PC G  Accessing Images from a PC G Driver Image Windows Buttons and Other Controls Delete Button 18  Accessing Images from a PC G Creating Monochrome Images with Your Color Camera Back 20  Accessing Images from a PC G Quitting Page Reference DCS 465 Camera Back DCS 465 Camera Back and Imager  Reference DCS 465 Camera Back G DCS 465 Camera Back Controls Liquid Crystal Display LCD Battery Indicator LCD Full Graphics Frames Remaining Indicator Image Numbering Systems Image Reference Number Disk Indicator Disk Error Indicator Control Buttons ISO Button and ISO Indicator ISO Scsi ID Button and Scsi Indicator Page Scsi Connector Multipurpose Connector Pcmcia Cards Supported Pcmcia Cards Card Busy Light DOS Formatting and Card AccessTroubleshooting, Disk Recovery, Fragmentation Page You can use the camera back in the following configurations DCS 465 Camera Back Operating ConfigurationsDCS 465 Camera Back Supported Configurations Using the DCS 465 Camera Back and a Pcmcia Card Taking Pictures While Connected to ComputerPage 22  Reference DCS 465 Camera Back G Battery and AC Battery Charger/ Adapter Battery AC Battery Charger/Adapter  Reference DCS 465 Camera Back G Recorded Sound How to Record Sound Recording Lengthy Audio Segments Sound File Size Playing Sound Files Awake/Sleep State of the DCS 465 Camera Back Troubleshooting the DCS 465 Camera Back Trouble Possible Cause Suggested Solution Trouble While using an 34  Reference DCS 465 Camera Back G Trouble Possible Cause Suggested Solution 36  Reference DCS 465 Camera Back G Cleaning the Imager Determining if the Imager is Dirty Technique 1 Examine a Test Image Cleaner Pads Cleaning Solution 40  Reference DCS 465 Camera Back G Carefully lift the KG5 filter glass from the camera back Cleaning a Dirty Imager Wiping the Imager  Reference DCS 465 Camera Back G Cleaning the Filter Glass Replacing the Filter Glass and Frame Calibration CAL Files Page Introduction Image Archive Folders Commands Kodak DCS 465 Digital Camera Back Page Text box Source Uses flash color-correction values when acquiring Uses daylight color-correction values when acquiringUses tungsten color-correction values when acquiring This option applies only to color images Posed. White balance values are calculated based on Allows you to provide color balancing data by clicking on aPointer becomes a crosshair. Click on a white or light gray Point at which you clicked. The values are used for color Color Correct Select Click on this button to deselect all highlighted images Provides the following capabilities Copy to FOLDER… DELETE… Control Panel Page Page Page Page Exit from the dialog box and save changes Dialog box and cancel changesChoices. Alternately, press the Escape key to exit from Saving Sound Files to Your Computer Hard Disk Sound file icon Creating Monochrome Images with Your Color Camera Back Message Possible Cause Suggested Solution Messages Kodak Driver for Adobe Photoshop Software Take this image Message Possible Cause Suggested Solution Take pictures using your cable Message Possible Cause Suggested Solution Message Possible Cause Suggested Solution Message Possible Cause Suggested Solution Completed successfully Message Possible Cause Suggested Solution Message Possible Cause Suggested Solution Message Possible Cause Suggested Solution Deleted or renamed System disk is full, is Turn off the computer, reconnect the cable, and try again Try again From previous Message Possible Cause Suggested Solution Message Possible Cause Suggested Solution Troubleshooting Kodak Driver for Adobe Photoshop Software Trouble Possible Cause Suggested Solution Seconds Trouble Possible Cause Suggested Solution Trouble Possible Cause Suggested Solution This image Reference Kodak Drivers for TWAIN-Compliant PC Applications Introduction Image Archive Folders Commands Page Text box Source DAY Tung Fluor Flash Graph of a neutral gray or white card for example Kodak Gray Preview Click on this button to deselect all highlighted images Provides the following capabilities Copy to FOLDER… Displays the following dialog box Page Page Page Page Page Igher C Olor S Aturation choices. You can also press Higher Color Saturation DCS46X only When on an X appearsIs applied Closes the dialog box Saving Sound Files to Your Computer Hard Disk Sound file icon Creating Monochrome Images with Your Color Camera Back Messages Kodak Drivers for TWAIN-Compliant PC Applications From previous If these actions do not resolve Message Possible Cause Suggested Solution Manager for Windows To read this file, for Take pictures using your cable LOW Computer Message Possible Cause Suggested Solution WINASPI.DLL Hardware error has No Aspi managers for Problem has occurred Windows were found Message Possible Cause Suggested Solution Hardware error has Message Possible Cause Suggested Solution Message Possible Cause Suggested Solution Trouble Possible Cause Suggested Solution PC crashes when the camera back is attached Trouble Possible Cause Suggested Solution Page Appendices Page Appendix a Updating Your Kodak Software Driver Downloading Software Drivers Electronically Network Description/Address Downloading a Driver from CompuServe DCS465  Updating Your Kodak Software Driver G A-5 Extracting Driver Files for Adobe Photoshop Macintosh Extracting Driver Files for Twain PC Downloading a Driver from PressLink  Updating Your Kodak Software Driver G A-9 Downloading and Unpacking Files for Twain PC  Updating Your Kodak Software Driver G A-11 Open the current version of the DCS 465 file Downloading a Driver from AppleLinkOpen Companies E-J Expanding Driver Files for Adobe Photoshop Macintosh Obtaining Software Updates Directly from Kodak Installing the Software Driver  Updating Your Kodak Software Driver G A-15 Updating the Kodak Driver for Twain Software PC  Repacking Instructions G B-1  Repacking Instructions G Equipment Description Problem DescriptionCustomer Return Address Page Appendix D Optional Equipment & Spare Parts List Ordering Optional Kodak Equipment from Your Dealer Ordering Optional Equipment from Other Vendors Item Name Description Ordering Spare Parts from Kodak Part Name Description Part Name Description Ordering New Manuals from Kodak Page Appendix E Specifications Kodak Camera Back Software Driver Other Appendix F Glossary Camera back. You copy download this software Camera back, and then when you receive firmwareBIN file From your computer hard disk into the camera back when Is released To manage images you may have moved or copied to yourDriver or plug-in Status and control information Info boxWas taken Preview Vendors, that when implemented in software allows you to ThrowPage Index 13-2  Index G DOS 13-4  Index G PC Scsi 13-6  Index G Tiff Page Page  Specifications G  Specifications G Digital & Applied A G I N G

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