Kodak Digital Science DC120, User Manual

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AutoFocus
The DC120 has three focus settings:
To set and lock in the focus, while taking a picture, press the Shutter button half-
way down.The camera can then be moved and the focus distance stays set until
the Shutter button is released.
To change the AutoFocus setting:
1
Turn the camera on and press the TAB button once.
The AutoFocus icon blinks.
2
Press the SELECT button to scroll through the AutoFocus settings.
3
Press the ENTER button to select the appropriate AutoFocus setting.
The AutoFocus icon is changed to the selected AutoFocus setting. If Macro
mode is selected, use the TelePhoto or Wide buttons to set the focus distance.
The selected Focus setting returns to the default setting when the camera is
turned off.
Auto Focus with multi-spot— measures the subject’s distance at three
different locations in the scene and adjusts the focus to the closest
distance. This is the default focus setting.
Auto Focus with single-spot— measures the subject’s distance at the
center location and adjusts the focus to that distance.
Macro mode— allows you to manually adjust the focus from 8 to 20
inches using the TelePhoto or Wide buttons. The focus distance (in
inches) is shown in the Status Display.
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You may manually change the focus distance to centimeters using
the TWAIN/Plug-in Access software. See Chapter 6 -
TWAIN/
Plug-In Access Software for more detailed information.
To accurately capture the picture in Macro mode the Preview option
automatically starts when the Shutter button is pressed half-way down.
See “Preview” on page 2-16 for detailed information.
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