Eosdcs
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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
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Battery Important Warnings
AC Battery Charger/Adapter Important Warnings
Electromagnetic Emissions
Contents
Quick Start Preparing the Camera and the Computer
Using the Eosdcs Camera
Introduction
Tutorial Accessing Camera Images
Reference Camera
Reference Kodak Driver Software
Reference Kodak Driver Software
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Commands
Appendices
Index
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Before You Begin
Required Monitor and Display Card
Macintosh Computer Hardware and Software
Required Computer, Memory, Hard Disk
Required Applications Software
Required Systems Software
Required Scsi Cables and Terminators
IBM PC or Compatible Computer Hardware and Software
Required Scsi Interface
Optional Hardware/Software for Playing Recorded Sound
Optional Pcmcia Hard Disk Card
Other Optional Equipment
Optional Camera Equipment
Introduction
Eosdcs Camera
Kodak Camera Back
Features
Back View
Introduction G
Quick Start
Obtain and mount a lens on the camera
Eosdcs 1 Only Install the Calibration File
Place a supported Pcmcia card into the camera
Format a Pcmcia card
Move images from the camera system to the computer
Preparing the Camera and the Computer
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Using the AC Battery Charger Adapter
Charging the Battery
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LCD Graphics
Setting the Scsi ID on the Camera
Turn on the camera as shown below
Scsi ID button
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Installing a Scsi Host Adapter Twain PC Only
Making the Scsi Connection
Camera as the Sole Scsi Device
Macintosh
Knobs
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II. Camera Used with Other Scsi Devices
Turn off the computer, and all connected Scsi devices
Pin Connector
Eosdcs Camera Scsi Connector Pin Connector Pin Terminator
Back Computer Back of ONE or More Scsi Devices
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III. Camera Used with a Macintosh PowerBook or a PC Laptop
Macintosh PowerBook with No External Scsi Devices
Turn off the Macintosh PowerBook computer
PC for Twain driver
Inserting and Removing a Pcmcia Card
Inserting a Pcmcia Card
Card Busy light
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Release button Pcmcia card
Removing a Pcmcia Card
Press firmly
Installing the Kodak Driver
Eosdcs 1 Only
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Accessing the Camera from Driver
Special Instructions for TWAIN-compliant Software
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Final Steps to the Driver Window
Updating Camera Firmware
Preparing the Camera and the Computer G
Formatting a Pcmcia Card
Preparing the Camera and the Computer G
Quitting Disconnecting the Camera from the Computer
Using the Eosdcs Camera
Readying the Eosdcs Camera
Using the Camera G
Frames remaining Battery indicator
Accommodate for the Absent Quick Control Dial
Choose Other Canon Camera Settings
Drive button
Turning Off the Camera
Taking Pictures
Focusing point selector
Reading the Frames Remaining Indicator and the Frame Counter
Frames Remaining
Deleting Pictures Optional
Frame Counter/Image Reference Number
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Recording Sound Optional
No sound
Operating Differences with Your Camera
Using the Camera G
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Tutorial Accessing Camera Images
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Accessing the Camera from the Driver
Working with Images Already on a Pcmcia Card
Click-Balance Tool Thumbnail/Preview Size Menu Sound Menu
Viewing/Selecting an Image from the Camera with the Driver
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Acquiring One Image from the Camera
Acquiring Multiple Images or a Contact Sheet
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Rotate, Rename, and Annotate Images
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Annotation Window Image Information
Navigating Through Images
Navigating through a Contact Sheet
Preview
More than One Image Selected
Applying Color Balance to Images
Applying Color Balance to a Single Image
Method a Lighting Menu
Eyedropper
Applying Color Balance to Multiple Selected Images
As described in detail in the previous section
Crop Images
Saving Color Balance Changes
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Stack indicates that multiple images will be cropped
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Close the Driver Image Window Saving Changes
Working with Images in the Studio
Accessing Camera Images G
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Playing Recorded Sound Files
Archive and Delete Images
Optional Create Archive Files
Twain PC
Quitting
Delete Files
Revise Preferences
Accessing Camera Images G
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Reference Camera
Kodak Camera Back and Imager
Timing Considerations
Kodak Camera Back Controls
Liquid Crystal Display LCD
LCD CAMERA-OFF Graphics LCD Full Graphics
Battery Indicator
Frames Remaining Indicator Kodak Camera Back
Frame Counter Canon EOS-1 N Camera
Frame number
Disk Indicator
Disk Error Indicator
Control Buttons
Delete Button and Delete Indicator
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Scsi ID Button and Scsi Indicator
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Scsi Connector Kodak Camera Back
Multipurpose Connector Kodak Camera Back
Pcmcia Cards
Supported Pcmcia Cards
Card Busy Light
DOS Formatting and Card Access
Troubleshooting, Disk Recovery, Fragmentation
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Camera Operating Configurations
Supported Configurations
Taking Pictures While Connected to Computer
Using the Camera with a Pcmcia Card
Battery and AC Battery Charger/ Adapter
Battery Charging for Optimal Capacity
AC Battery Charger/Adapter
External Battery Adapter
Recorded Sound
How to Record Sound
Recording Lengthy Audio Segments
Playing Sound Files
On/Off State of the Camera
Troubleshooting the Camera
Trouble Possible Cause Suggested Solution
Trouble Possible Cause Suggested Solution
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Trouble Possible Cause Suggested Solution
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Battery is low or
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Technique 1 Examine a Test Image
Cleaning the Imager
Determining If the Imager Is Dirty
Technique 2 Visually Inspect the Imager
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Cleaning a Dirty Imager
Separating the Camera from the Kodak Camera Back
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Mounting screw
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Wiping the Imager
Reassembling the Camera
Tighten the mounting screw
Using a Flash
Calibration CAL Files Eosdcs 1 Only
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Reference Kodak Driver Software
General Features
Driver Image Window Macintosh and Twain
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Defaults Driver Image Window
Commands
Source Menu
View Menu
Contact Sheet
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Test Shot
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Photoshop Select menu
Photoshop Menus
Photoshop Edit Menu
Photo
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Acquire Contact Sheet Dialog
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Take Picture Icon
Camera Control Icon
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Load Camera Firmware
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Recover
Click this button to close the Camera Control dialog box
Default Acquire Resolution
Preferences Icon
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Rename Images Icon
Name
Example
Rotate Clockwise/Counterclockwise Icons
Crop Icon
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Crop Dialog Box
Method Freeform and Fixed Size
LEFT, TOP, WIDTH, and Height
Removes the cropping rectangles from all selected images
Lighting Menu
Click-Balance Tool
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Sound Menu
Sound
Acquire Button
Copy to Button
Archive Image File Format
Delete Button
Done Button
Annotation Area and Image Information Window
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Navigation Bar
Preview View or Crop Dialog
X-Y Cursor Location
Select All Icon
Number of Images Selected
RGB Values at the Cursor Location
Thumbnail/Preview Size Menu
Using Photoshop Actions Macintosh Only
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Supported Commands
Driver Commands Not Supported
Troubleshooting Kodak Driver Software
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Trouble Possible Cause Suggested Solution
Message Possible Cause Suggested Solution
Messages Kodak Driver Software
‘filename’ is not
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Message Possible Cause Suggested Solution
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‘imageid’ because
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Confirm that the battery is charged
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Camera to complete the current
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General problem with An unspecified problem ‘Take Picture.’
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Camera Scsi ID is set
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Message Possible Cause Suggested Solution
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Message Possible Cause Suggested Solution
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Message Possible Cause Suggested Solution
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Appendices
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Appendix a Specifications
Kodak Camera Back
Width 20.5 mm x height 16.4 mm, 1268 x 1012-pixels
Eosdcs
Specifications G
Specifications G A-5
100 135 200 Performs approximately like this lens
Specifications G A-7
100 135 200
Software Drivers
Other
Eosdcs 3 modified focusing screen
Specifications G A-11
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Appendix B Glossary
Also called the Photoshop driver on the Macintosh com
LCD
Twain
Glossary G B-5
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Appendix C Updating Your Kodak Software Driver
Downloading Software Drivers Electronically
Obtaining Software Updates Directly from Kodak
Installing the Software Driver
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Appendix D Repacking Instructions
Important do not Pack LENSES, SOFTWARE, or Manuals
Repacking Instructions G
Customer Return Address
Appendix E Problem Report Form
Problem Description
Equipment Description
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Appendix F Using an Infrared Camera
For the IR Camera with No Filter
Using an Infrared Camera G
Appendix G Technical Telephone Assistance
Assistance Needed Source of Assistance
Assistance Needed
Appendix H Optional Equipment & Spare Parts List
Ordering Optional Kodak Equipment from Your Dealer
Item Name Description
Ordering Optional Equipment from Other Vendors
Ordering Spare Parts from Kodak
Part Name Description
Ordering New Manuals from Kodak
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Index
10-2 Index G
Calibration CAL file 4-33 to
10-4 Index G
Eosdcs
10-6 Index G
Memory
10-8 Index G
Select All icon
10-10 Index G
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Specifications G
Specifications G
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