Kodak SLICE User Manual

Takingpictures/videos
Scene modes
Scenemodes take the guesswork out of programming your camera. They let you take
incredible pictures in a variety of unique situations.
1 Tapthe Capture icon (see page 10), then tap Scene SCN.
2 Tapa Scene mode to read its description.
NOTE:Ifthedescriptionturnsoff beforeyoufinishreadingit,tapit again.
3 TapX to choose a Scene mode.
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Portrait Full-frameportraitsof people.
Sport Fastaction.
Landscape Far-awayscenes.Thecamerausesinfinity auto-focus.Auto-focusframing
marksare not availablein Landscape.
Close,up Closerange. Useavailablelight insteadof flash,if possible.
Sunset Capturingthe deephuesseenat sunset.
Backlight Subjectsthat are in shadowor "backlit" (when lightis behindthe subject).
Children Action picturesof childrenin bright light.
Bright Brightscenes.
Self-Portrait Portraitsof yourself.Assuresproperfocusand minimizesred eye.
Night Reducingred eyeof peoplein night scenesor low-light conditions.Placethe
Portrait cameraon a steadysurface.
Night Distantsceneryat night. Flashdoesnot fire. Placethe cameraon a steady
Landscape surface.
High ISO Peopleindoors, in low-light scenes.
Panorama "Stitching" 2 or 3 picturesinto 1 panoramicscene.(Chooseleft-to-right or
(bR, R-L) fight-to-left.)
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Kodak SLICE Specifications

General

Megapixel	14 MP
Camera type	Compact camera
Sensor type	CCD
Image stabilizer	Yes
Focal length range	6.3 - 31.5 mm
Interface	USB
Digital SLR	No
Minimum RAM	1024 MB
Minimum processor	Pentium 4 (2.86 GHz)
Minimum storage drive space	300 MB
Minimum system requirements	USB v1.1 1024 x 768
Compatible operating systems	Macintosh 10.4, 10.5, 10.6 Windows XP SP2, Vista, Windows 7
ISO sensitivity	1600
Motion JPEG frame rate	30 fps
Maximum video resolution	1280 x 720 pixels
Display diagonal	3.5 \
Product color	Silver
Compatible memory cards	mmc, sd, sdhc
White balance	Auto

Weight and Dimensions

Width	0 mm