Scripting: The Power to Take
Digital Imaging to the Next Level

Have you ever purchased a powerful piece of hardware or a sophisticated application program only to use a very small portion of the functionality of the product? Well, that's the idea behind scripting.

Scripting is an easy way for you to gain total control over the imaging process and obtain predictable results from even the most feature-rich digital cameras. It's like having software for your camera. Like suddenly gaining years of photo capture experience overnight. Most of all, scripting represents an easy way for you to begin taking full advantage of all the features and functions, all the bells and whistles. Now, that's progress!

The KODAK DC220, DC260, DC265, and DC290 Digital Zoom Cameras use the DIGITA Operating System developed by FLASHPOINT TECHNOLOGY, INC. to allow you to automate just about EVERYTHING that you can do manually with the cameras. And, you can really do a lot.

Scripts can be used during capture to perform automatic functions or maintain camera settings. They can be used in the image processing back-end to automatically place pictures in designated albums or add audio captions, text or watermarks. You can also use scripting to streamline connection to printers, televisions (slideshows), computers and other cameras. By working with a VAR, scripting can be used to bridge the transfer of pictures from the camera to application programs, even specific document or database templates. Or you can write the script yourself.