Kodak 6B8773 - Manual (Page 96)

5-28 April 28, 2004
Configuring your Camera
Setting the Camera to
Remote Control Mode When using the Remote Controller, use either AF or Manual focus to set the
lens focus for the scene, then switch the lens to the MF position. If the lens
is left in AF, the camera performs an autofocus when it receives the signal
from the Remote Controller and you will not be able to verify the correct
focus.
1. Press and hold the FUNC button.
The Top Status LCD shows the mark.
2. Continue pressing the FUNC button and rotate the C-Dial to select the
channel (same channel as the Remote Controller). Release the FUNC
button.
After you set the channel, the mark appears on the Top Status LCD.
3. Check that the subject is framed correctly.
4. Lightly press the Shutter button to set the focus, then set the lens
switch to MF.
5. Point the transmitting diode at the camera and press the Transmit
button.
Notes:
• The Remote Controller cannot be used with Continuous Shooting mode.
If the D-Dial is set to Continuous Shooting, the camera captures only a
single image for each activation by the Remote Controller.
• The Remote Controller may not work properly if strong sunlight is
shining directly on the camera's remote control sensor.
• The camera’s Meter Off time changes to a fixed five minutes when
Remote Control mode is enabled. To reactivate the camera, lightly press
the Shutter button.
Cancelling Remote Control
Mode • After capturing the image, repeat steps 1 and 2 (above), choosing - - to
cancel the remote control function.