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D IGIT AL C AMERA A Kodak© DC50 color digital camera is available to students. The student must obtain permission to use the camera from the instructor or the laboratory/operations manager. The camera can then be signed out for use. TAKING PICTURES The following are steps for taking pictures with the DC50 digital camera. Turning On and Taking Pict[...]
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CAMERA OPTIONS To select any camera option press the MODE button on the back of the camera. The icon flashes when selected. Press the SELECT button to advance through the options until the desired function is chosen. Fig. 3. Illustration of camera mode options. Auto Focus The Auto Focus (AF) function allows you to select from three focus settings: [...]
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Connect the DC50 to the serial cable on CAD 12 if using Windows® or the modem cable on the Macintosh Centris 650 if using that system. The cable connections for the camera are located below a small rubber cover on the side of the unit. Fig. 4. Cable Connections on the Camera Power Supply An auxiliary power supply is also available for use with the[...]
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ERASING IMAGES ON CAMERA The images can be erased using the MODE select on the camera or erasing the images after transfering them in the PhotoEnhancer software. On the camera, the erase images icon appears only when pictures are in the cameras internal memory. To erase pictures press the MODE button until the erase images icon flashes. The erase i[...]