Kodak DC50 - Manual (Page 28)

24 January 1996
Viewfinder Frame
When you look through the viewfinder, you see the viewfinder frame.
The viewfinder frame indicates frames and target marks for several
focus modes.
close-up frame
auto focus target mark
for distance to infinity auto focus target mark
for closest distance
border for distances to infinity
border for distances
to 2.3 feet or 70 cm
Consider the relationship of frames and focusing before you take a
picture. The Auto Focus (AF) target marks are the solid and dotted
circles in the viewfinder frame. The solid circle is the target mark for
distance to infinity and the dotted circle is the target mark for the closest
distance (up to 2.3 feet or 70 cm). If you are using the close-up focus
mode, frame your subject within the small frame with the flower on the
right side.
The two lines on the left side of the viewfinder frame are borders for the
closest subject distance (up to 2.3 feet or 70 cm). The left edge of the
viewfinder frame is a border for distances to infinity.
EJECT Button
The EJECT button allows you to eject a memory card from the camera.
The memory card can be ejected at any time, even when the camera is
performing a process such as copying images. If the EJECT button is
pressed when the camera is accessing the memory card, the camera
will be reset.