Kodak DX4330 User Manual

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                 Education & Recreation                                                   Kodak DX4330 Digital Camera D32 
                                                                                                           G Bruce, 2003

 

 
 

 
Takes still photos and short videos….. 
 
The DX4330 is a good quality digital camera, which takes ‘normal’ still 
photos as well as (very!) short videos. 
 
Uses a ‘docking station’ for quick, simple downloading….. 
 
It is part of a system which Kodak call ‘Easyshare’ and by using the 
docking station it is extremely simple to download the pictures into the 
computer, just by standing the camera on the station. While it is left 
sitting there, the batteries also recharge. It’s the ‘cordless kettle’ of the 
digital camera world! 
 

 
Pictures are normally stored inside the camera’s memory until you are 
ready to download, however, the DX4330 also has the option of using 
memory cards. These work like a removable film in a ‘normal’ camera. 
They can sometimes be a handy idea for schools, because each class can 
have its own card. The card can be taken out and kept safe while another 
class takes off with the camera. When it comes to downloading, the class 
can either wait until the camera is free again or use a ‘card reader’ . 
 
 

 
Before starting, take a close look at the camera to see what everything 
does. The controls you’re likely to use a lot take the form of push buttons 
or a knob, whereas the ‘once in a lifetime’ settings are hidden away in 
menus that you access on the screen at the back. 
 
The following instructions assume that the camera has a battery in and 
all the ‘menu’ options have already been set up. 
 

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