Document Outline

• 1 Important Information
  • System Requirements for Your Computer
  • Warranty Registration for your Camera
  • Warnings
    • Safety Warnings
    • Operational Warnings
  • Important Safeguards and Precautions
  • Electromagnetic Emissions
  • VCCI
• 2 About Your Camera
  • Nomenclature
    • Camera Front
    • Camera Back
    • Camera Top
    • Camera Bottom
    • Left Side
    • Open Media Door
  • Turning the Camera On and Off
  • Viewfinder and Focus Screen
  • Digital Buttons
    • Four-way Switch
    • OK Button
    • Cancel Button
    • Menu Button
    • Nav+ Button
    • HotKey Button
    • Digital Status Button
    • Delete Button
    • Tag/Record Button
  • LCDs
    • Top Status LCD
    • Image LCD
    • Turning On the Image LCD
    • Display Activation
    • Turning Off the Image LCD
    • Digital Status LCD
  • Using the Menus
    • Navigating Through the Menus
    • Using the Digital Status Button and Digital Status LCD to Highlight Menu Options
    • Using the HotKey Button to Highlight Menu Options
  • Main-Command and Sub-Command Dials
  • Lens
    • Mounting the Lens
    • Removing the Lens
  • Imager
  • Viewfinder Diopter
  • LCD Illuminator
  • Depth of Field Preview Button
  • Imager Plane Indicator
  • Hot Shoe
  • PC Sync Terminal
  • Remote Release Accessory Port
  • Camera Straps
    • Attaching the Neck Strap
    • Attaching the Hand Strap
• 3 Powering Your Camera
  • Powering Your Camera using the Power Module
  • Powering Your Camera using a Battery
    • Charging Batteries
    • Inserting/Removing Batteries
    • Checking Battery Status
    • Conserving Batteries
    • CR 2032 Coin Cell
    • Disposing of Batteries
• 4 The Basics
  • Basic Mode
    • Setting the User Mode
    • Accessing Functions Using the Basic Menu
    • Digital Status LCD
    • Using the Digital Status LCD to Highlight Menu Options
    • Setting ISO
    • White Balance
    • Setting Raw Resolution
    • Setting JPEG Resolution
    • Formatting a Card
    • Changing the Display Contrast
    • Turning the Overexposure Indicator On and Off
    • Firmware
    • Setting the Time/Date
    • Using the HotKey button to Highlight Menu Options
  • Composing, Focusing, and Capturing Images
• 5 Configuring your Camera
  • Setting Battery Save
    • Camera
    • Image LCD
  • Custom Settings
    • Custom Settings Table
  • Firmware
    • Checking the Firmware Version
    • Downloading Firmware to your Computer
    • Updating Firmware on your Camera
    • Firmware Features
  • Folder and File Naming
  • Setting HotKeys
  • Using Job Tracker
    • Saving a Job Tracker File to a Card
    • Loading a Job Tracker File from a Card
    • Loading a Job Tracker File from Camera Memory
  • Selecting a Language
  • Resetting Defaults
  • User Setups
    • Creating a New User Setup
    • Saved Setups
    • Selecting a User Setup
    • Editing an Existing Setup
    • Using Setups on More than One Camera
  • Time and Date
  • Setting the User Mode
  • Using the Vertical Release
  • Intervalometer
    • Changing Intervalometer Settings
  • Long Exposure
  • Two-Button Reset
  • ISO
    • Setting ISO using the Image LCD
    • Setting ISO using Camera Controls
  • Drive Mode
  • Locking Exposure Settings
  • Using the Self Timer
    • Cancelling the Self Timer
  • Lens Optimization
    • Overview
    • Selecting the Method of Lens Optimization
    • Maintaining the User List
    • Defining New Lenses
    • Changing the Strength
• 6 Setting up Cards, Folders, and Files
  • Memory Cards
    • Inserting Cards
    • Removing Cards
    • File Types
    • Choosing the File Type to be Written to a Card
    • Formatting Cards
    • Recovering Deleted Files
    • Determining Write Speed
  • Folders for Captured Images
    • Selecting a Capture Folder
    • Creating a New Folder
  • Image Files
    • Setting the Crop Aspect Ratio
    • Setting Raw Resolution
    • Setting JPEG Resolution
    • Setting JPEG Quality
    • Correcting Digital Exposure
    • Exposure Bias
    • Look
    • Noise Reduction
    • Sharpening Level
• 7 Controlling Exposure
  • White Balance
    • Preset White Balance
    • Click Balance
  • Exposure
    • Exposure Metering Systems
    • Capturing Images in Each Exposure Mode
    • Auto Exposure Lock
    • Exposure Compensation
    • Auto Exposure Bracketing
    • Bulb Mode Exposure
• 8 Focusing
  • Autofocus
    • Focus Modes
    • AF Area Mode
    • Viewfinder and Top Status LCD Indicators
    • Operations and Suitable Situations
    • AF-Assist Illuminator
    • Locking Focus
    • Situations where Autofocus May Not Work as Expected
  • Manual Focus
    • Using the Electronic Rangefinder for Manual Focus
  • Depth of Field and Focus Tracking
    • Depth of Field
    • Focus Tracking
• 9 Capture Workflow
  • Capture Workflow when the Camera is not Connected to a Computer
    • Device and Media Preparation
    • Capturing and Evaluating Test Images
    • Capturing Images
    • Occasional Verification
    • Transferring Images
    • Editing Images
  • Capture Workflow when the Camera is Connected to a Computer
    • Connecting to a Computer and Power Supply
    • Starting the Capture Software
    • Device and Media Preparation
    • Capturing and Evaluating Test Images
    • Capturing Images
    • Occasional Verification
    • Editing Images
• 10 Flash Photography
  • Built-in Speedlight
    • D-TTL Flash Control
    • Using the Built-in Speedlight
    • Flash Shooting Distance Range for the Built-in Speedlight
    • Usable Lenses with the Built-in Speedlight
  • Ready-Light
  • Hot Shoe
  • PC Sync Terminal
  • Flash Sync Modes
    • Flash Sync Modes for Optional Speedlights
  • Flash Exposure Compensation
  • Using Optional Speedlights
    • Notes for Using an Optional Speedlight
• 11 Working with Images on the Camera
  • Reviewing Images
    • Selecting an Image Mode
    • Single-Image Mode
    • Histogram Mode
    • Zoom Mode
    • Multiple Image Mode
    • Status Bar
    • Selecting a Review Folder
    • Browsing Through Images
    • Selecting an Image
    • Overexposure Indicator
    • Changing Display Contrast and Brightness
  • Auto Review
  • Slide Show
    • Starting/Stopping a Slide Show
  • Deleting Images
  • Tagging Images
  • Recording Sound Files
• 12 Using the Video Output Port
  • Connecting
  • Enabling/Disabling External Video
• 13 Connecting to Your Computer
  • Advantages to an IEEE 1394 Connection
  • Advantages to a Card Reader
  • Connecting Your Camera to the Computer
  • Quitting-Disconnecting from the Computer
  • Using the Card Reader
• 14 Camera Care
  • Handling
  • Cleaning
  • The Imager
    • Determining if the Imager is Dirty
  • Storing
  • Top and Back Status LCDs
• 15 Serial Data Collection and Global Positioning System
  • Serial Data Collection
    • Connecting a Device to the Serial Port
    • Serial In Mode
    • Serial Out Mode
    • Setting the Baud Rate
  • Global Positioning System
    • Requirements for Using the GPS Feature
    • Using the GPS Feature
• Appendix A: Specifications
  • Burst Depth
• Appendix B: Lens Compatibility
  • Compatible Lenses and Lens Accessories
  • Incompatible Lenses and Lens Accessories
• Appendix C: Troubleshooting
  • Problems Indicated in the Top Status LCD
  • Other Problems
• Appendix D: Warranty
  • KODAK PROFESSI0NAL DCS Pro SLR/n Digital Camera
  • Warranty Repair Coverage
  • Limitations
  • Outside the United States
  • Warranty is Not Transferable
  • How to Obtain Service
  • Product Support Options
• Glossary