KODAK: EZ200 Digital Camera, User's Manual - Using KODAK EZ200 Software

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KODAK EZ200 Digital Camera
User's Guide
Using KODAK EZ200 Software

KODAK EZ200 Software allows your camera to communicate with the PC. You 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.

KODAK EZ200 Software Overview

KODAK EZ200 Software Screen

Live video display
Buttons
Scrolling arrows
Thumbnail images
Tool tip

Live Video Display (A)

When the camera is connected to your computer, the camera captures and displays a live video image on the EZ200 Software screen.

Buttons (B)

The buttons allow you to capture and transfer images and work with the pictures in your camera.

	Get Images	downloads and displays all pictures and silent movie clips stored on the camera.
	Save All	saves all pictures and video clips (downloaded from the camera with the Get Images button) to your computer hard drive.
	Take Picture	captures a still picture of the current live video display.
	Settings	opens a dialog box that allows you to select camera and picture settings (see Changing Camera Settings).
	Transfer	transfers selected pictures taken with the Take Picture button to the imaging application.
	Transfer All	transfers all pictures taken with the Take Picture button to the imaging application.
	Exit	exits and closes the EZ200 Software.

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.

Thumbnail Images (D)

The thumbnail images represent the pictures or video clips downloaded from the camera, or pictures taken with the Take Picture button. To view information about the picture, roll the mouse pointer over the thumbnail image (see Viewing Picture Information).

Tool Tips (E)

When you roll over a screen feature with the mouse pointer, a description of the feature (button or thumbnail image) appears under the live video display.

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