Using the flash, Than when using preflash

Taking pictures/videos

Using the flash

Press the Flash button repeatedly until the LCD displays the desired flash mode.

Flash button

Flash modes					Flash fires
Auto					When the lighting conditions require it.
Auto					When the lighting conditions require it.

Fill (Flash On)					Every time you take a picture, regardless of the lighting
					conditions. Use when the subject is in shadow or is “backlit”

					(when the light is behind the subject).
					NOTE: Not available in Smart Capture mode.
					NOTE: Not available in Smart Capture mode.

Red-eye

Reduction

Choose a setting in the Setup menu, see page 36.

Preflash			A preflash fires, shrinking the eye pupil, before the picture is
			taken.
			taken.


Digital			A preflash does not fire; the camera corrects red eye.
Correction			NOTE: When using digital correction, image processing takes longer

			than when using preflash.

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Contents

Kodak Easyshare M590 For interactive tutorials For help with your camera Eastman Kodak Company Rochester, New York Front view Lens Back view Buttons Flash, Delete Menu, Info Review Table of contents Page Setting up your camera Attaching the strap Loading the KLIC-7000 battery Charging the battery If your package includes an in-camera battery charger If your package includes an external battery charger Turning on the camera Setting the language and date/time Storing pictures on a MICROSD/SDHC Card Taking pictures Using the framing marksTo use the built-in Help system, see Reviewing the picture/video just taken Taking a videoTo review and work with videos, see Adjusting LCD brightness Know when your battery needs chargingTo adjust the LCD brightness for your environment, see Charge the battery whenever necessary Using the optical zoom Using digital zoom Using the flash Than when using preflashWhen the light is behind the subject Red-eye Reduction Using different modes Use this mode For Smart CaptureProgram Scene Using Scene SCN modes Using shortcuts Press to choose a setting Using the self-timer Using burst Take the first picture Taking panoramic picturesTake Or 3 pictures Get 1 panoramic picture Press to choose a social networking site, then press OK Sharing pictures through social networksPress to choose Done, then press OK Manage email addresses and Kodak Pulse Digital Frames Check mark appears. Press to choose Delete, then press OK Tagging people Tagging picturesTip Are faces not always detected? Need to update a name? Tagging with keywordsPeople Tags, press to choose Yes, then press OK Press the Review button, then to find a picture Using the keyboard Press to choose Update People Tags, then press OKMarking pictures/videos as favorites Press OK Marking pictures for email Press to adjust the volume Reviewing pictures/videosPlaying a video Shutter button halfway down Deleting pictures/videos Using the undo delete picture featureProtecting pictures/videos from deletion Magnifying a picture Viewing pictures/videos in different waysViewing as thumbnails Smarter way to find and enjoy your pictures People All Date Understanding the review icons For more about shortcuts, see Using the menu button in review Review Edit SetupCropping pictures Picture to crop Press the Menu Button, then Editing videos Making a picture from a videoTrimming a video You can do incredible things with your videos Selecting multiple pictures/videos Copying pictures/videosPress OK to select pictures/videos Copy pictures/videos Make a slide show that you can save Creating a multimedia slide showPlay a slide show loop Displaying pictures/videos on a television Using the menu button to change settings Using the capture tabSelf-timer/Burst Feature Preset Keyword Tag New Keyword Setting More information Color ModeISO Speed Long Time Exposure Setting More information White Balance Focus ModeFocus/Exposure Zone AF Control Still AF Control Video Continuous AF-Camera is always focusing Video settings To use the built-in Help system, seeSelf-timer Using the Setup tab Use Setup to customize other camera settings Other Application Apple iPHOTO, etc Settings More information Camera Sounds ExitTo the computer Pictures/videos Transferring pictures to your computer Turn off the cameraWindows OS in My Computer MAC OS on your Desktop Download Kodak Software later Get Software help Connecting the camera to a Kodak All-in-One Printer Printing picturesDirect printing with a Kodak All-in-One Printer Printing from a Kodak All-in-One Printer Ordering prints online Marking your pictures for printPrinting from an optional Microsd or Sdhc Card Troubleshooting Getting help from your camera Camera problems TroubleshootingStatus Solution Direct printing Pictbridge enabled Printer problems Computer/connectivity problemsStatusSolution Picture quality problems Camera Getting help on the WebSoftware Other Specifications Digital zoom-5X continuousFace detection-Yes Face recognition-Yes Long time exposure-1/2-8 seconds Image file format Available at 3.1 MP and lowerVideo capture Care and maintenance Operating temperature-0-40C 32-104FUpgrading your software and firmware Microphone-Yes Speaker-Yes Pictbridge support-Yes When removing the battery, allow it to cool it may be hot Important safety instructionsStorage capacities Battery replacement, battery life Extending battery life Limited warranty coverage Limited warrantyLimitations Regulatory compliance FCC compliance and advisoryYour rights Outside the United States and Canada Appendix Australian C-Tick Vcci Class B ITE Russian GOST-RChina RoHS N137 Korean Class B ITE Korean Li-Ion Regulatory Index Brightness, LCD Framing marks Guidelines, battery LCD brightness, 8, 36 lens Cleaning lens, 49 loadingDownload Edit videos Playing a video, 22 power Camera, 4 printing For email, 20 memory Running slide show Safety Quickview, usingLanguage LCD brightness Transfer pictures Time, setting Timer, shutter delay, 14 tipsTransfer to computer

Using the flash

(when the light is behind the subject).

Red-eye

Reduction

than when using preflash.