Kodak DC290 - Manual (Page 31)

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Picture Type Settings
There are three Picture Type settings which allow you to select the type of picture
and then define the picture characteristics. The Picture Type setting is where you
select the camera resolution for pictures. Picture Type settings can also be set
through the Status LCD. For details, see “Picture Type” on page 7. The three
Picture Type settings are:
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Still—pictures are your normal digital photographs.
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Burst—pictures are a series of photographs taken in quick succession.
In Burst mode, Medium and Standard resolutions can appear less sharp
than in a Still Picture Type setting.
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Time-lapse—pictures are a series of photographs taken with a time delay
between each picture.
1 Press to highlight the type of picture
you want to select and define.
A checkmark appears to indicate the
selected picture type
2 Press Enter.
The settings for the picture type appear.
3 Highlight the particular setting you want to
specify.
Each Picture Type setting has different
options that are adjustable through the
Picture Type menu.
4 Press to scroll through and select
the options for each setting.
5 Use the list below to select a Resolution.
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Ultra—picture size is 2240x1500
pixels.
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High—picture size is 1792x1200
pixels.
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Medium—picture size is 1440x960
pixels.
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Standard—picture size is 720x480
pixels.
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