AGFA ePhoto CL20, User Manual

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Introduction 10
Introduction
The Agfa ePhoto CL20 digital camera can handle still images as well as video images. The
following table gives you an overview of the possibilities of the camera:
Still images Video/Images over USB
Using a CompactFlash™ Card (p.15)
! to store images on a CompactFlash
memory card
! to (re)format your CompactFlash card
Transferring still images to your PC (p.21)
! USB powered (no batteries needed)
! fast image download with the USB
interface at 300KB/s on your PC (this
requires Windows® 98-2000)
! to view images on your PC using
AgfaCam Mounter
! to order prints over the internet using
AGFAnet™ Print Service
! to manage images using PhotoWise™
Recording still images (p.20)
! in Low resolution (512 x 384) up to 30
images in the internal 1 MB camera
memory
! at XGA in High resolution (1024 x 768)
up to 10 images in the internal 1 MB
camera memory
! at PhotoGenie resolution (1280 x 960)
up to 6 images in the internal 1 MB
camera memory
! with built-in flash and self-timer
functionality
Videoconferencing (p.30)
! USB powered (no batteries needed)
! using the USB interface at 300KB/s on
your PC
(this requires Windows® 98-2000)
! videoconferencing software using
Microsoft NetMeeting® or other
videoconferencing software that supports
standard video for Windows drivers
Deleting still images (p.19)
! to delete images
"
to delete the last image recorded
"
to delete all images
! to clear the camera memory
Capturing video images (p.31)
! USB powered (no batteries needed)
! using the USB interface at 300KB/s on
your PC
(this requires Windows® 98-2000)
! video capture software using
VideoImpression™
# Note: To read more on your ePhoto CL20, visit: http://support.agfa.com/homeOffice .
# Note: Due to rescaling, some of the screen shots included in this document may appear
unclear when displayed at 100% magnification. You can view these screen shots more clearly
by using the Zoom tool to increase the default magnification.