Kodak 127-3598 - DC 290 Digital Camera, Руководство пользователя

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Capturing Pictures
Taking any kind of picture, Still, Burst, or Time-lapse is basically the same. The
only difference is the amount of time you hold down the Shutter button. For fast
camera response and to ensure sharp pictures without blurring due to camera
motion, press and hold the Shutter button halfway down until the green Ready
light illuminates. Then, press the Shutter button the rest of the way to take the
picture. You do not need to hold the camera still while the green Ready light is
blinking. You are not able to take another picture until it stops blinking.
1 Place the subject in the viewfinder, or turn
on Preview (page 20) and use the LCD to
frame your subject.
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Press the Shutter button.
If you have the Quickview setting turned
on, the camera displays the picture on the
color LCD and saves it to the memory card.
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For Still pictures, press and release the Shutter button.
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For Burst pictures, hold down the Shutter button for as long as you want
to take pictures.
The camera stops taking pictures when the available memory is used or
when you release the Shutter button. The resolution and quality of your
pictures, set in the Burst picture settings, dictate how quickly the
memory is consumed. See page 25 for more information.
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For Time-lapse pictures, press and release the Shutter button.
The camera takes pictures at the interval set in the Time-lapse picture
settings. It continues to take pictures until you press the Shutter button
again, press Stop, or until the maximum number of pictures set in the
Time-lapse picture settings is taken. See page 25 for more information. If
you set a long interval between Time-lapse pictures, the camera appears
to turn itself off to save batteries. It turns itself back on to take the next
picture.
If you are taking Burst or Time-lapse pictures, the color LCD displays
the picture after the last picture in the series is taken. You can only
record sound when the picture sequence is complete and the last picture
is displayed.