Eastman Kodak Company
Rochester, New York 14650
Kodak is a registered trademark of Eastman Kodak Company.
P/N 6B0879 Eastman Kodak Company, 1999
Picture Type Album
White
Watermark
Advanced
Advanced
Preferences
Kodak
Still No Album Auto None
Programmed
Multi-Spot
Capture
Camera
Burst New Album Daylight
Date and
Long Time
Single-Spot
Date and
Remaining
Timelapse Fluorescent Text
External
Manual
Camera
Exposure
Tungsten Logo
Resolution
Off
Picture
Balance
Time
Exposure
Modes
AE
Exposure
Flash
Focus
Modes
Auto Focus
Auto Focus
Focus
Time
Name
Scripts
Introduction
Pictures
Bracketing
Series
Quality
Capture Menu
Super
Quality
Mode
Pressing the Menu button while in Capture Mode
provides access to the following menu items.
Move to
Review
Camera to
New Album Overlay
Send
Slideshow
Video
Receive
Playback
Preferences
Review Menu
Album
Camera
Card
Format
Card
Lock
Picture
Protect
Kodak
Print
Scripts
Order
The Kodak Scripts menu is only available
when a script is present on the memory
card. For information on writing your own
scripts, see http://www.kodak.com
Pressing the Menu button while in Review Mode
provides access to the following menu items.
KODAK DC265
Zoom Digital Camera
Quick Start & Tips
Quick Start to Taking Pictures
Reviewing the Pictures You’ve Taken
Camera Status Display
Camera Front
Camera Top
Camera Back
General Camera Tips
✔ To turn the camera off, press and hold the power button for at
least 1 full second. This prevents turning the camera off
accidentally.
✔ Why two sets of batteries in the box? The alkaline set is a
“starter set” to get you using your camera right out of the box.
The NiMH set of rechargeable batteries need to be charged
before first use. These provide superior overall performance
for general picture-taking.
✔ Whenever possible, attach your camera to the AC adapter to
conserve battery power.
✔ When you do not need to view the color LCD, it should
remain off to prolong battery life.
Software Tips
The following software is provided with your camera:
✔ KODAK DC265 Camera Properties Software—allows you
to set up your digital camera through a graphical interface on
your computer.
✔ KODAK DC265 Camera Mounter Software—allows disk-
like access to your pictures. Your camera appears as a disk
drive on your computer. You can drag and drop original
camera pictures to and from your camera and retain key
camera information stored in the pictures. Also you can view
your pictures by name, date, or as thumbnails.
✔ KODAK DC265 Digital Access Software (TWAIN
Acquire) for WINDOWS and KODAK DC265 Digital
Access Software (Plug-In Acquire) for MACINTOSH—
allows you to import pictures into many popular applications.
You can then save them to your computer from within this
application. Embedded camera and scene properties are not
maintained by most applications using this method.
✔ KODAK Picture Easy Software—provides a basic, digital-
imaging program to view, store, organize, print, and share
your pictures. It is also fully optimized for use with a card
reader.
✔ ADOBE PHOTODELUXE Software—provides you with a
fast and easy way to customize and enhance pictures, create
professional documents, and share them with colleagues,
family, and friends.
✔ ADOBE PAGEMILL—provides an easy way to create and
manage pages for the Web.
✔ DIGITA Desktop Acquire Software—allows you to import
pictures directly from your camera to your MACINTOSH
computer. You would use a USB or serial connection and
import into PHOTOSHOP or PHOTODELUXE. For more
information see the on-line documentation or http://
www.flashpnt.com.
So you can begin taking pictures
right away, alkaline batteries are
included with your camera.
1. Install the alkaline batteries.
2. Set the mode dial to Capture.
Battery door
3. Press the Power button.
When the green ready light
stops flashing, your camera is
ready.
4. Frame your subject in the
Viewfinder.
5. Press the Shutter button half
way down, to pre-focus.
6. Press the Shutter button all the
way down, to take a picture.
Your picture is displayed for a
few seconds on the color LCD.
Shutter button
Power button
1. Set the Mode dial to Review.
The last picture taken is
displayed.
2. Press on the 4-way
controller to scroll through your
pictures.
Remember to set the Mode dial
back to Capture to take more
pictures.
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4-way
controller
Mode dial
Flash
Quality
Self-timer
Battery
Pictures
status
remaining
Exposure
compensation
Picture type
InfraRed
communication
Manual mode
AUTO
QUALITY
EV
S
Viewfinder
Flash
Self-timer
Infrared
Flash sensor
Light sensor
transceiver (IR port)
light
Lens
Battery door
Memory card
door
Shutter
Auto Focus
sensor
Shutter
Power
Status display
Flash
Self-timer
Scroll
button
Select
button
Viewfinder
Ready light
Color
Mode dial
Zoom
AC adapter
Serial/USB
Video & audio
Softkeys
4-way controller
Audio volume
Display button
Menu button
Audio
Audio LED
Record button
Out
External flash
LCD screen
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