User manual KODAK DC50

[. . . ] Kodak Digital Science(TM) DC50 zoom camera User's Guide Contents Introduction . Framing Your Subject in the Viewfinder . 1 1 2 3 4 8 8 9 9 10 10 12 13 14 16 17 18 18 19 20 21 January 1996 i Camera Back . Auto Focus Flash Timer Battery . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [. . . ] NOTE: The Images Remaining and Images Taken Counters also flash. The Images Taken Counter indicates the number of images taken in the internal memory. The Copy Images and Memory Card icons and the Images Remaining and Images Taken Counters flash. The number in the Images Remaining Counter varies (it counts down), but the number in the Images Taken Counter remains the same. All of the images in the camera's internal memory are copied onto the memory card. The dates of the copied files change to the date when the copy takes place. When the copy operation is finished, the Copy Images icon disappears from the LCD and the Memory Card icon and the Images Remaining and Images Taken Counters stop flashing. The Images Taken Counter indicates the number of images taken on the memory card. 42 January 1996 Continuing the Copy Operation During a copy operation, if the memory card becomes full, "FUL" appears and flashes in the Images Remaining Counter. You can continue copying after you insert another memory card or cancel the rest of the copy operation. If you specify any other operation, an error code may appear in the LCD. Eject and remove the memory card from the camera. When all of the pictures in the camera's internal memory have been copied, the Copy Images icon disappears from the LCD, the Memory Card icon and the Images Taken and Images Remaining Counters stops flashing. The Images Taken Counter indicates the number of images taken on the memory card. NOTE: You cannot stop the copy operation during the time it is copying images to a memory card. You can only stop a copy operation after it has paused to allow you to insert another memory card. The copy operation will be canceled in the following cases: ­ An incompatible memory card is inserted into the camera. ­ The camera goes into the power save mode before you can press the SELECT button. All button presses during a copy operation are ignored. The copy operation may become corrupted if not enough power is available. January 1996 43 Canceling the Copy Operation If the memory card to which you are copying images is full and you do not have another card or you do not want to copy the rest of the images to another card, you can stop the copy operation. NOTE: You can only stop a copy operation after it has paused to allow you to insert another memory card. You cannot stop the copy operation during the time it is copying images to a memory card. Press the MODE button to stop the copy operation. [. . . ] Eastern Time if: ­ you have questions about your warranty. ­ you want to know where to get accessories. ­ you want to know where to get service. ­ you want information about other Kodak products. [. . . ]