Kodak EZ 200 manual

Eastman Kodak Company Rochester , NY 14650 © Eastman Kodak Company, 2000. Kodak is a trademark of Eastman Kodak Company P/N 6B4802 User’ s Guide Digit a l Came r a[...]

Power button Shutter button Strap post LCD Mode button Self-timer light Digital Camera mode focus position Focus ring Viewfinder USB connector Speaker Battery door T ripod socket FRONT/TOP BACK BOTTOM[...]

Quick Star t K OD AK EZ200 Digital Camer a Get up and running fast with your KODAK EZ200 Digital Camera—in Digital Camera mode (not connected to your PC) or PC Camera mode(connected to your PC). For details, consult the body of this User’ s Guide. Install the Sof twar e 1 Insert the KODAK EZ200 Software CD. 2 Follow the on-screen instuctions. 3[...]

Quick Star t Digital Camer a Mode ( n o tc o n n e c t e dt oy o u rP C ) Load the B atteries Tu r n O n t h e C a m e r a 1 2[...]

Quick Star t Set the F ocus Choose a Captur e Mode 3 you cannot take a picture unless the focus ring is set to the position shown. NOTE: In Digital Camera mode 4 High Quality Web Quality (no i con) HQ, Self-timer Burst Silent Movie Clip Five Capture Modes: Five Capture Modes: Five Capture Modes: Five Capture Modes:[...]

Quick Star t T ake a Pictur e or Video Connect to the PC 5 6[...]

Quick Star t D ownload Y our Pictur es and Movie Clips See Chapter 4, Using Y our EZ200 Camera as a PC Camera, for instructions on using your pictures on your PC. 1 Press the Shutter button. 2 Select ARCSOF T PHOTOIMPRESSIONS. 3 Click Get Images . 4 Click Save All . 7[...]

Quick Star t PC Camer a Mode (connected to your PC) T a k eaS t i l lP i c t u r eF r o mL i v eV i d e o 1 Connect to the PC. 2 Press the Shutter button. 3 Select ARCSOF T PHOTOIMPRESSION. 4 T urn the f ocus ring until the live video display is clear . 5 Click T ake Picture . 6 Click T ransfer . See page 34 for more information about working with [...]

Quick Star t Hold a Video Conf er ence 1 Connect to the PC. 2 From the Start menu on your desktop, select Programs → MICROSOF T NetMeeting. 3 Click Start Video. 4 T urn the focus ring on the camera until the live video d i s p l a yi sc l e a r . 5 Enter the IP address of the person you are calling. 6 Click Place Call. See page 37 for more inform[...]

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KO DA K E Z 2 0 0 D i g i t a l C a m e ra User’s Guide Congratulations on your purchase of the new KODAK EZ200 Digital Camera — a compact and fun digital camera that you can use two ways: Digital Camer a Mode (not connected to a PC) ! take great digital still pictures, perfect for e-mailing ! capture fast action shots with the Burst feature ! [...]

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1 1 G etting Star ted With Y our Camer a This chapter describes your KODAK EZ200 Digital Camera features and how to prepare the camera for taking pictures. Loading the Batteries........................................................ page 2 T urning the Camera On and Off ................................................ 2 Power Save Feature ........[...]

2 Chapter 1 Loading the B atteries T urning the Camer a On and Off 1 Slide the latch as illustrated, then lift the battery door . 2 Insert the four AAA batteries in the correct orientation, as illustrated. See the orientation label inside the battery compartment. 3 Close the door . ! Push the Power button to turn the camera on and off. When you tur[...]

3 Chapter 1 Po w e r S a v e F e a t u r e The power save feature automatically turns off the camera after 30 minutes of non-use. Y our pictures and videos are saved when the camera turns off. T o resume taking pictures, turn the camera back on. LCD O v e r v ie w The KODAK EZ200 LCD displays the camera settings and status. A A. LCD B. Speaker C. P[...]

4 Chapter 1 Checking the B atteries The power level of your batteries is displayed in the LCD when you turn on the camera. We do not recommend the use of rechargeable batteries in the KODAK EZ200 Digital Camera. For guidelines on battery usage, see page 59. 1 T urn on the camera. 2 Check the battery symbol that appears in the LCD Panel. Full Full F[...]

5 Chapter 1 Displaying the Pictur e/Video Count Pictures or Videos T aken (A) Pictures or Videos T aken (A) Pictures or Videos T aken (A) Pictures or Videos T aken (A) The number displayed on the LCD indicates how many pictures or videos you have taken (currently stored in camera memory). Pictures or Seconds of Video Remaining Pictures or Seconds o[...]

6 Chapter 1 T urning Camer a Sounds On and Off The camera provides sounds to let you know when certain functions are being performed and to warn you of problems. Y ou can set the camera to make sounds for most functions, or to make no sounds at all. NOTE: T urn the camera sounds off when taking pictures at events that require a quiet environment. T[...]

7 Chapter 1 T ypical Camer a Sounds Page 46 of the T roubleshooting section explains what to do if you hear a warning tone. The camera provides sounds (shutter clicks or tones) when you: ! Capture a still picture ! T u r nt h ec a m e r ao no ro f f ! Capture a Burst series ! Change the Capture mode ! Start and stop a video capture The camera sound[...]

8 2 Installing the Sof twar e This chapter describes how to install the software programs included with your camera, and contains the sections listed below . WINDOWS System Requirements ...................................... page 8 Software Programs ................................................................... 9 Installing the Software ......[...]

9 Chapter 2 S o f t w a re P r o g ra m s The KODAK EZ200 Software CD includes these software programs: ! KODAK EZ200 Software KODAK EZ200 Software KODAK EZ200 Software KODAK EZ200 Software — allows your camera to communicate with the PC, download pictures from the camera, and use your camera with the other programs listed here. ! ARCSOF T PHOTOI[...]

10 Chapter 2 We suggest you install the KODAK EZ200 Software first. Y ou must have the KODAK EZ200 Software installed before you can begin using the camera with your computer and the other software applications. Y ou can install all of the applications from the CD now , or go back at any time and install them later . 5 When prompted, plug the camer[...]

11 3 Using Y our EZ200 Camer a as a Digital Camer a This chapter describes the many fun ways you can use your KODAK EZ200 camera in Digital Camera mode (not connected to a PC). Checking the Focus Setting — Digital Camera Mode ........ page 12 Choosing a Capture Mode ...................................................... 13 T aking a Still Picture[...]

12 Chapter 3 Checking the F ocus Setting — Digital Camer a Mode ! When you use the camera in Digital Camera mode (not connected to your computer), you must set the focus ring to the position. All other positions of the focus ring are for use in PC Camera mode only . See page 24. ! If you set the focus ring to any position other than , the camera [...]

13 Chapter 3 Choosing a Captur e Mode Press the Mode button repeatedly to select from five ways to take pictures. When the icon appears in the LCD, the indicated capture mode is selected. High Quality High Quality High Quality High Quality — still picture quality , suitable for adding pictures to newsletters, presentations, or printing up to 3&qu[...]

14 Chapter 3 T aking a Still Pictur e T o take a still picture with your EZ200 Digital Camera (not connected to your computer): If the camera beeps a low , double tone and does not take a picture, make sure the focus ring is set to the position (see page 12). A low , double tone could a lso indicate a low light condition. See page 46 in the T roubl[...]

15 Chapter 3 Including Y ourself in the Pictur e Use the Self-T imer feature to include yourself in a still picture. The Self-Timer creates a 10-second delay between the time you press the Shutter button and the time the picture is taken. The red light flashes and the camera beeps progressively faster for 10 seconds until the picture is taken. The [...]

16 Chapter 3 Cancelling the Self-Timer T o cancel the shot before the picture is taken, press the Shutter button again. Shooting a Burst Series of Pictur es With the Burst mode, take five Web quality still pictures in quick succession with one press of the Shutter button. NOTE: The Burst feature is ideal for capturing fast action sequences. One Bur[...]

17 Chapter 3 A low , double tone could also indicate a low light c ondition. See page 46 in the T roubleshooting section. Shooting Silent Movie Clips Y ou can capture and store up to six, ten-second silent movie clips with your EZ200 in Digital Camera mode. The camera sounds a double tone when you start and stop taking the clip. The picture count o[...]

18 Chapter 3 D eleting Y our Images from the C amer a T o delete all pictures and video c lips from the camera: 1 Make sure the camera is not connected to the computer . 2 T urn on the camera. 3 Press and hold down both the Mode button and the Shutter button for 3 seconds. Make sure to press the Mode button first. The picture count in the LCD is r [...]

19 4 Using Y our EZ200 Camer a as aP CC a m e r a When you connect your KODAK EZ200 camera to the PC with the provided USB cable, you are in PC Camera mode. Using the Camera Base ................................................... page 20 Connecting the Camera to Y our Computer .............................. 21 Storing Y our Pictures on Y our PC ..[...]

20 Chapter 4 Using the Camer a B ase The camera base provides adjustable, hands-free support when you use the camera in PC Camera mode (connected to the computer). . 1 Slide the camera into the base until it clicks in place. 2 Position the camera and base where it can capture your subject in the live video display on the screen (for example, on top[...]

21 Chapter 4 Connecting the Camer a to Y our Computer Connect the camera to your PC using the provided USB cable. Before you begin, make sure to install the KODAK EZ200 Software on your computer (see “ Installing the Software ” on page 9). Connect the Camer a 1 Connect the USB cable from your computer USB port to the camera USB port. When your [...]

22 Chapter 4 Storing Y our Pictur es on Y our PC There are two ways to get your KODAK EZ200 pictures stored on your PC, depending on which mode you are using: Pictures you take in Digital Camera Mode Pictures you take in Digital Camera Mode Pictures you take in Digital Camera Mode Pictures you take in Digital Camera Mode — download and save your [...]

23 Chapter 4 D ownloading Pictur es F rom the Camer a Y ou can download pictures and silent movie clips stored on the camera and save them on your computer . Y ou can then work with your pictures and movie clips in the software application of your choice. NOTE: The pictures are not deleted from the camera when you download them. T o delete pictures[...]

24 Chapter 4 11:06:26 am are saved in a folder named 05262000_110626 . This ensures that you cannot overwrite existing picture files, no matter how often you download. ! Pictures are named and saved with consecutive numbers in the following formats: Video clip Clip0.A VI, Clip1.A VI, Clip2.A VI, etc. High quality still image HQ0.JPG, HQ1.JPG, HQ2.J[...]

25 Chapter 4 4 Adjust the focus. T urn the focus ring on the front of the camera until the live video display on the screen is clear . Y ou can use the focus ring to get clear pictures as close as 2.0 inches (5 cm). 5 Click T ake Picture or press the Shutter button on the camera. A thumbnail representation of the picture is displayed on the right s[...]

26 Chapter 4 S aving Still Pictur es Save the still pictures you took in PC Camera mode (connected to your computer) to your imaging application. 1 Click to select the thumbnail of the picture you wish to transfer and save. The selected thumbnail is highlighted in red. ! Control-click to select non-adjacent thumbnails. ! Shift-click to select adjac[...]

27 Chapter 4 Shooting Video Clips Use ARCSOF T VIDEOIMPRESSION software and your KODAK EZ200 Digital Camera to capture and edit video clips. See page 35 to get started with ARCSOF T VIDEOIMPRESSION. Using Video Conf er encing Use MICROSOF T NetMeeting Software and your KODAK EZ200 Digital Camera to make live video phone calls over the Internet. See[...]

28 5 Using the S of twar e This chapter describes the software included with your KODAK EZ200 Digital Camera. Using KODAK EZ200 Software ........................................ page 29 Getting Started with ARCSOF T PHOTOIMPRESSION 2000 ........ 34 Getting Started with ARCSOF T VIDEOIMPRESSION .................. 35 Getting Started with MICROSOF T N[...]

29 Chapter 5 Using K OD AK EZ200 Sof twar e KODAK EZ200 Software allows your camera to communicate with the PC. Y ou must install EZ200 Software before you can download pictures from the camera, take pictures in PC Camera mode (connected to the PC), or use your camera with other imaging software applications. K OD AK EZ200 Sof twar e Ov er view Liv[...]

30 Chapter 5 Buttons (B) The buttons allow you to capture and transfer images and work with the pictures in your camera. Scrolling Arrows (C) If more than one page of thumbnail images are displayed, the up and down scrolling arrows appear on the screen. Click and hold an arrow to scroll up or down through the images. Get Images Get Images Get Image[...]

31 Chapter 5 Thumbnail Images (D) The thumbnail images represent the pictures or video clips downloaded from the camera, or pictures taken with the T ake Picture button. T o view information about the picture, roll the mouse pointer over the thumbnail image (see V iewing Picture Information on this page). T ool Tips (E) When you roll over a screen [...]

32 Chapter 5 There are four types of images, each with a specific resolution: Changing Camer a Settings Click the Settings button to change camera, video, and anti-flicker settings. T ype of Image T ype of Image T ype of Image T ype of Image Image Resolution Image Resolution Image Resolution Image Resolution Description Description Description Desc[...]

33 Chapter 5 2 For the options with sliders, click and slide the indicator . For anti-flicker , select the appropriate radio button. The change is dynamically previewed in the live video display . Options that are greyed out are inactive. 3 When you have made all your selections, click OK. The Properties window closes and your changes are applied. [...]

34 Chapter 5 Getting Star ted with AR CSOFT PHOT OIMPRESSION 2000 W orking With Y our Existing Pictur es Edit and enhance the pictures that you took and stored on your camera. Make sure you download your pictures from the camera before starting (see page 23). 1 From the Start menu on your desktop, select Programs. 2 Select ArcSoft PhotoImpression 2[...]

35 Chapter 5 Getting Star ted with AR CSOFT VIDEOIMPRESSION W orking With Y our Existing Video Clips Edit and enhance the silent movie clips that you recorded and stored on your camera. Make sure you download your clips from the camera before starting (see page 23). 1 From the Start menu on your desktop, select Programs. 2 Select ArcSoft VideoImpre[...]

36 Chapter 5 Recor d ing Video Use ARCSOF T VIDEOIMPRESSION to record video clips through your KODAK EZ200 Digital Camera. 1 Connect the EZ200 Digital Camera to your PC (see page 21). 2 From the Start menu on your desktop, select Programs. 3 Select ArcSoft VideoImpression to open the application. 4 Click New . 5 Click Capture. The EZ200 Digital Cam[...]

37 Chapter 5 Getting Star ted with MICR OSOFT NetMeeting Use MICROSOF T NetMeeting software with your KODAK EZ200 Digital Camera to hold a video conference with others over the Internet or your local Intranet. All participants must have MICROSOF T NetMeeting software installed on their computers and a camera to “ view ” the other parties. Star [...]

38 Chapter 5 Star ting a Video Confer ence Before you initiate a video conference call, you must ask the person you are calling for their IP address. If they do not know how to find it, you can tell them how — see the following section, “ Finding Y our IP Address ” on page 39. 4 When the video conference is over , right-click the MICROSOF T N[...]

39 Chapter 5 Finding Y our IP Addr ess T o find your computer ’ s IP address: 1 Make sure you are connected to your Internet service provider . 2 From the Start menu on your desktop, select Run. 3 In the text box, type the following: winipcfg 4 Click OK. NOTE: The IP address can change each time you connect to your provider . We recommend that yo[...]

40 6 Tips and T roubleshooting At times, you may have questions about using your camera. This chapter can point you in the right direction for finding the answers quickly , so you can continue using your camera. Connecting Y our Camera ................................................ page 40 Adjusting Y our Monitor for Better Viewing ..............[...]

41 Chapter 6 Getting Better Results fr om Y our P rinter Because monitors and printers use different color systems, colors on your computer screen may not always match those in your documents or prints. T o achieve more predictable results in your printed documents: ! Improve the quality of your paper . Copier paper may not offer the same results a[...]

42 Chapter 6 Tr o u b l e s h o o t i n g If you are experiencing difficulties with your camera, check the following tables for possible solutions. Additional technical information is available in the ReadMe file located in the KODAK EZ200 folder on your hard drive. For updates to T roubleshooting information, visit our Web site at http://www .koda[...]

43 Chapter 6 Camera Communications Camera Communications Camera Communications Camera Communications Problem Problem Problem Problem Cause Cause Cause Cause Solution Solution Solution Solution Computer cannot communicate with the camera. The USB cable is not properly connected to the camera or computer . Connect the cable to the camera and computer[...]

44 Chapter 6 Camera Camera Camera Camera Problem Problem Problem Problem Cause Cause Cause Cause Solution Solution Solution Solution The shutter button does not work. The camera is not turned on. T u r no nt h ec a m e r a( s e ep a g e2 ) . The camera memory is full. Download pictures to your computer (see page 23) and delete pictures from the cam[...]

45 Chapter 6 Camera Camera Camera Camera Problem Problem Problem Problem Cause Cause Cause Cause Solution Solution Solution Solution The picture is too dark. The subject is in front of a bright light (backlit). Change your position so the light is not behind the subject. The picture is too light. Y our scene is too harshly lit. Reduce the light, mo[...]

46 Chapter 6 Camera Camera Camera Camera Warnings War ni ng s War ni ng s War ni ng s Problem Problem Problem Problem Cause Cause Cause Cause Solution Solution Solution Solution The camera emits a low double-tone warning when the Shutter button is pressed half-way down. Low light warning, camera uses a slow shutter speed Y ou can still take a pictu[...]

47 Chapter 6 KODAK EZ200 Software KODAK EZ200 Software KODAK EZ200 Software KODAK EZ200 Software Problem Problem Problem Problem Cause Cause Cause Cause Solution Solution Solution Solution Live video freezes, you cannot use application. The camera was unplugged while the application was running Plug in the camera and click the Exit button.[...]

48 7 G etting Help Help with your camera is available from your place of purchase, from Chapter 6 in this manual, or at any of the resources listed in this chapter . Sof t wa r e Hel p For help with the software packaged with your camera refer to the application ’ s online help, or contact the software manufacturer through their websites at: Koda[...]

49 Chapter 7 T elephone Customer Suppor t If you have questions concerning the operation of KODAK software or the camera, you may speak directly to a customer support representative. Befor e Y ou Call Before you call to speak to a customer support representative, please have the camera connected to your computer , be at your computer , and have the[...]

50 Chapter 7 ! Outside the U.S., Canada, and Europe Outside the U.S., Canada, and Europe Outside the U.S., Canada, and Europe Outside the U.S., Canada, and Europe — calls are charged at National Rate. Austria/Osterreich 0179 567 357 Belgium/Belgique 02 713 14 45 Denmark/Danmark 3 848 71 30 Ireland/Eire 01 407 3054 Finland/Suomi 0800 1 17056 Franc[...]

51 8 W arr anty and Regulator y Inf o rma tion Limited W a rr anty Kodak warrants the KODAK EZ200 Digital Camera (excluding batteries) to be free from malfunctions and defects in both materials and workmanshop for one year from the date of purchase. Retain the original dated sales receipt. Proof of the date of purchase will be required with any req[...]

52 Chapter 8 Limitations Request for Warranty service will not be accepted without proof of date of purchase, such as a copy of the original dated KODAK EZ200 Digital Camera sales receipt. (Always keep the original for your records.) This warranty doesn ’ t apply t o the batteries used in this camera. This warranty does not cover circumstances be[...]

53 Chapter 8 Yo u r R i g h t s Some states or jurisdictions do not allow exclusion or limitation of incidental or consequential damages, so the above limitation or exclusion may not apply to you. Some states or jurisdictions do not allow limitations on how long an implied warranty lasts, so the above limitation may not apply to you. This warranty [...]

54 Chapter 8 If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures: 1) reorient or relocate the receiving antenna; 2) increase the separation between the equipm[...]

55 9 Appendix This appendix serves as a resource for specific technical information and care for your camera, and contains the following information: EZ200 Camera Specifications ......................................... page 56 General Camera Maintenance................................................. 58 General Safety ............................[...]

56 Chapter 9 EZ200 Camer a Specifications Camera Specifications Pixel Resolution (by image type, see page 31) Video Clip 160 x 120 Still picture (High quality) 640 x 480 Still picture (Web quality) Burst image 320 x 240 Frame Rate (by image type) Video clip, Digital Camera 20 fps@QSIF (160 x 120) Video streaming, PC Camera 30 fps@CIF (352 x 288) 26[...]

57 Chapter 9 Lens Aperture f/2.3 Focal Length 0.18 in. (4.7 mm) Focus Range Digital Camera mode Digital Camera mode Digital Camera mode Digital Camera mode: 30 in. (75 cm) to infinity PC Camera mode PC Camera mode PC Camera mode PC Camera mode: 2 in. (5 cm) to infinity Power Digital Camera Digital Camera Digital Camera Digital Camera mode mode mode[...]

58 Chapter 9 Gener al Camer a Maintenance ! Clean the outside of the camera by wiping with a clean, dry cloth. Never use harsh or abrasive cleaners or organic solvents on the camera or any of its parts. ! Clean the lens: Do not use cleaning solutions unless they are designed specifically for camera lenses. D o not wipe the camera lens with chemical[...]

59 Chapter 9 Using Y our B atteries ! Keep all batteries away from children. ! Y our camera has been designed to operate correctly using four , 1.5-volt AAA alkaline batteries. Kodak recommends using KODAK Photolife AAA Alkaline Batteries in the camera. ! Remove the batteries when storing the camera for extended periods of time. ! Always follow you[...]

60 Index A adjusting focus, digital camera mode 12 focus, pc camera mode 25 monitor 40 anti flicker setting 32 appendix battery guidelines 59 camera specifications 56 maintenance 58 safety 58 ARCSOFT PHOTOIMPRESSION getting started 34 installing 9 ARCSOFT VIDEOIMPRESSION getting started 35 installing 9 auto shutoff 3 B base, camera 20 batteries che[...]

61 Index typical sounds 7 using as digital camera 11 u s i n ga sp cc a m e r a1 9 using not connected to pc 11 warnings 46 Canadian compliance 54 capture mode 13 cleaning camera 58 lens 58 communications, camera 43 compliance Canadian 54 FCC 53 computer problem with monitor 42 system 8 conferencing, live video 27, 38 connecting camera to pc 21 hel[...]

62 Index G Get Images button 30 getting started 1 See also, front cover See also, front of book guidelines, batteries 59 H help camera care 58 connecting to pc 40 online service 48 software 48 telephone support 49 tips and troubleshooting 40 I icons, lcd battery power 4 burst 13 camera sounds 6 capture modes 13 focus setting 12 movie clip 13 overvi[...]

63 Index M maintenance, camera 58 MICROSOFT NetMeeting software getting started 37 installing 9 modes capture 13 digital camera 1, 11 pc camera 1, 19 monitor adjusting 40 problems 42 movie clips digital camera mode 17 pc camera mode 27 N NetMeeting software getting started 37 installing 9 P pc camera mode 1 downloading pictures 23 downloading video[...]

64 Index requirements, system 8 resolution, pixels 56 reviewing picture information 31 ring, focus setting for digital camera 12 setting for pc camera 25 S safety 58 Save All button 30 saving pictures download from camera 23 pc mode 26 seconds remaining 5 self-timer cancelling 15 using 15 series of pictures, burst 16 service and support fax numbers[...]

65 Index T Take Picture button 30 taking pictures burst 16 choosing a mode 13 in digital camera mode 14 in pc camera mode 24 including yourself 15 silent movie clips 17 video clips, pc mode 27 telephone support 49 temperature specifications 57 thumbnail images 31 tips battery guidelines 59 connecting your camera 40 maintenance 58 monitor settings 4[...]