Kodak COLORBURST 250 User Manual

Install 4 AA-size batteries into the compartment for camera power.

Remove wrapping and insert film pack, aligning orange stripe with camera's loading line.

Press shutter release to eject and remove the film's protective cover.

Ensure Lighten/Darken control is centered and subject is at correct distance.

Frame subject in viewfinder, press shutter release smoothly for automatic print ejection.

Attach neck strap for carrying; use tripod socket for camera stability.

Apply monogram initials; install 4 AA-size batteries to power camera functions.

Check rollers, then load film pack, aligning orange stripe with the loading line.

Hold camera to eye, see four viewfinder corners to frame your picture accurately.

Slide flash unit to side to activate. Use for low light or to fill shadows.

Illustrations demonstrate horizontal and vertical flash picture taking.

Reduce red-eye by adjusting room lighting or subject's gaze.

Use flash outdoors to lighten shadows or reduce squinting from bright sun.

For low light, shutter stays open longer. Brace camera or use tripod for stability.

After tenth exposure, use film-pack extractor to remove the empty film pack.

Move control to alter print lightness/darkness for subject and lighting conditions.

Print development is affected by temperature; use warm place for cold conditions.

Move closer to focus on the main subject and avoid distracting backgrounds.

Choose plain backgrounds like sky or ground by changing shooting angle.

Protect camera and film from extreme temperatures; allow to normalize before use.

Store prints in a cool, dry environment away from direct, bright light for longevity.

Picture units contain caustic fluid; avoid contact with skin, eyes, and surfaces.

Clean lenses with soft cloth; use rubber syringe to blow dust from internal mirrors.

Clean camera rollers with a moistened, lint-free cloth if deposits affect picture quality.

Contact dealer, Consumer Center, or mail camera to a service center for repairs.

Include detailed notes and sample prints; pack camera securely in a sturdy carton.

Addresses fuzzy, hazy, or dark pictures caused by movement, lens, or exposure settings.

Covers flash not firing, dark/light flash pictures, and motor issues.

Centers provide info on Kodak equipment and film, plus minor equipment adjustments.

Lists addresses and phone numbers for Kodak Consumer Centers in various US states.

Accessories include a protective camera case and albums for storing developed prints.

Covers camera functionality for three years against manufacturing defects.

Provides addresses for Kodak Equipment Service Centers for camera repair.