Kodak DCS 465, User Manual

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Reference — KODAK Driver for Adobe Photoshop (Macintosh) Software
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Commands
The driver provides a variety of features that allow you to work with
image and sound files on the DCS 465 Camera Back PCMCIA card and
on the Macintosh hard disk. The driver allows you to return from a
photographic shoot, rapidly view the images, and transfer selected images
to the Macintosh hard disk for archival purposes or for later retrieval into
Photoshop. You can then delete some or all of the images on the camera
back PCMCIA card in preparation for making additional images. Sound
files can be played through the driver or saved to your Macintosh hard
disk. These features are briefly described in this chapter.
To use these features, you must first install the driver by following the
series of onetime steps described in chapter 4. Then each time you want
to use the driver, you run Photoshop, and choose KODAK DCS 465 from
the A
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submenu of the Photoshop F
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menu.
When you choose KODAK DCS 465, you will see the following driver
image window on your Macintosh computer monitor.
The first time you choose this driver, a file named DCS 465 P
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created in your System Folder. The settings you chose while in the driver
are automatically maintained in that file from session to session.
NOTE: If you are using a camera back without a PCMCIA card, and there is an
image in the camera back, you will only see that single image in the window. As
each new image is made, it replaces the single image in the camera back and in
this window.