Справочник Пользователя для Kodak DX6490

 

 

 

Shutter Button: Located on the camera's top panel, this button sets focus and exposure 
when halfway pressed, and fires the shutter when fully pressed. In Playback mode, 
pressing this button returns the camera to the selected Record mode.   

 
Command Dial: Situated on the front of the hand grip so it's easily accessible for your 
right index finger, this dial adjusts a variety of exposure settings. Pressing the dial lets 
you select which exposure variable to adjust (exposure compensation, aperture, shutter 
speed, or the exposure mode (P/A/S/M) itself), while a second press locks that 
selection. Then, turning the dial adjusts the variable you've chosen. 

Pop-up Flash Release Switch: Sitting next to the flash compartment, this sliding 
switch releases the flash into its operating position.

 

 

 

Drive Button: Directly behind the Flash Release switch, this button accesses the Self-
Timer and Burst drive modes. 
 
 

 
Focus Button: To the right of the Drive button, this button accesses the available focus 
modes, including Normal, Macro, and Landscape. 
 

 

Flash Button: Just to the right of the Focus button, this button cycles through the Auto, 
Fill, Red-Eye Reduction, and Off flash modes when the pop-up flash is in its operating 
position 
 
 

Zoom Toggle Button: In the top right corner of the rear panel, this button 
controls the optical and digital zoom in any record mode. (Note though, that the 
zoom can only be adjusted in movie mode when you're not actually recording a 
movie. This is to prevent the noise of the zoom motor from intruding on your 
movie's sound track.) 

 

Information Button: Adjacent to the top right corner of the LCD monitor, this button 
turns the LCD information overlay display on and off.