Kodak DX4330 Manuel D’Utilisation

                 Aberdeenshire Council                                                     ASPECTS Training 
                 Education & Recreation                                                   Kodak DX4330 Digital Camera D32 
                                                                                                           G Bruce, 2003

 

 
 

 
If you decide you don’t like a picture (or if you’d like to wipe the whole 
lot) you can press the ‘Delete’ button at the top left of the camera.. 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

The ‘Delete’ button is just above 
the ‘4 way’ control. It’s used for 
wiping pictures you don’t want. 

 
When you press the ‘Delete’ button, a menu appears on the screen, giving 
you the option to delete that particular picture or ‘All’. Use the ‘arrow up’ 
and arrow down’ edges of the ‘4 way’ control to make your selection. 
Finally, press in the WHOLE of the ‘4 way control’ (thumb-in-the-
middle!) and that will actually perform the deletion. You will be asked to 
confirm this. 

 
The button on the top of the camera with a little ‘spark’ icon on it 
controls the flash. By pushing it repeatedly while the 
‘Mode Dial’ is set at ‘Auto’ you can move through a 
range of options. For most purposes it will be fine left at 
‘Autoflash’. It might be worth checking this control if 
the camera seems to have stopped flashing for no good 
reason………! 
 
 
 
 

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