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

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Using Scripts
Scripts are electronic files on the camera memory card that automate routine
camera operations and extend camera functions. When a memory card containing
a script is placed in your camera, the script appears as an option in either the
Capture or Review modes. The Scripts option is not displayed unless a script is
on the memory card.
There are several sample script files available either preloaded on the memory
card or on the CD-ROM that comes with your camera. Scripts on the CD-ROM
are located in the Extras/English/Camera Scripts directory. Additional scripts and
information can be found at www.kodak.com/go/dc290. The DC290 camera
supports DIGITA Scripts.
If you’re familiar with spreadsheet macro language or software programming,
you’ll find scripts easy to write. You can create your own scripts using the Script
Developer Kit that is available from the Kodak Developer Relations Group at
www.kodak.com/go/drg.
Loading Scripts onto a Memory Card
Scripts must be loaded into the System folder of your memory card to be
accessible. The script icon appears only when a script is present on your current
memory card. It is possible for multiple script icons to appear.
You should copy the scripts to all the cards you plan to use in the DC290 camera.
WARNING: If you reformat a card, everything is deleted, including the scripts
and protected pictures.
To load scripts, use KODAK Digital Camera Software (Mounter) / for DC290, or
use a CF card reader to copy scripts to the System folder on the memory card.
For a description of available scripts, or to download scripts, visit our Website at
http://www.kodak.com/go/dc290. The following is an example of a script
included on the CD:
Name Filename Purpose
Exposure Bracket EXPBRCK.CSM Prompts you to take 3 captures of the same
subject at different exposure values to get the
best picture under difficult lighting conditions.