KODAK EASYSHARE DX4900 Zoom Digital Camera — User's Guide


Table of Contents > Getting Started > Mode Dial—Settings and Menus

1 Getting Started

Mode Dial—Settings and Menus

Use the Mode dial to access three ways to use your camera:


Capture —take pictures and change picture-taking options

Review —view and work with your pictures on the LCD screen

Setup —customize your camera functions

Capture Menus


To access the Capture mode menus:
  1. Turn the Mode dial to Capture .

  2. Press the Menu button.

  3. Use the arrow buttons to scroll through the menus and submenus.

  4. Press the Select button.

Menu Menu

Exposure Compensation (Setting Exposure Compensation)

Sharpness(Setting Picture Sharpness)

White Balance (Setting White Balance)

ISO Speed(Setting the ISO Speed)

Color Mode(Setting a Color Mode)

Shutter Speed(Setting the Shutter Speed)

Quality (Setting the Picture Quality)

Date and Time Stamp(Placing the Date on Pictures)

Exposure Metering (Setting Exposure Metering)

Review Menus


To access the Review mode menus:
  1. Turn the Mode dial to Review .

  2. Press the Menu button.

  3. Use the arrow buttons to scroll through the menus and submenus.

  4. Press the Select button.

Menu

Menu

Magnify

(Magnifying Pictures)

Slide Show

(Running a Slide Show)

Delete

(Deleting Pictures)

Print Order

from card only (Selecting Pictures for Automatic Printing)

Protect

(Protecting Pictures)

Picture Info

(Viewing Picture Information)

Setup Menus


To access the Setup mode menus:
  1. Turn the Mode dial to Setup .

The Setup menu screen is displayed on the LCD.

  2. Use the arrow buttons to scroll through the menus and submenus.

  3. Press the Select button.

Menu

Menu

Power Save (Selecting a Power Save Setting)

Language (Selecting a Language)

Digital Zoom (Setting Digital Zoom Behavior)

Format Card (Formatting a COMPACTFLASH Card)

Camera Sounds (Adjusting the Camera Sounds)

Reset User Setting (Resetting User Settings)

Date/Time Set (Setting the Clock)

About this Camera (Viewing Camera Information)

Video Out (Setting Video Out)



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