Ls753 manual

A two-way Zoom lever in the top right corner controls optical and digital zoom. Located in the center of the Zoom rocker, a four way controller navigates menu items and options. Pressing firmly down on the center of this four way controller serves as an "OK" button, confirming menu selections. Due to its small size, the four-way controller takes a little getting used to, and it can require a sensitive touch to press it in to acknowledge options without accidentally changing the setting.

As with the Jog dial, you get used to it relatively quickly, however, and it does give a nice tactile "click" as the controller is moved or depressed. In Capture or Playback modes, the Up arrow of the four-way controller enables or disables an information overlay on the camera's LCD, providing details include the current camera mode, battery status, camera settings, etc.

Pressing the Down arrow in Record mode accesses the exposure compensation function, allowing the exposure compensation value to be selected with the Left and Right arrows.

In Scene mode, the Left and Right arrows select from the available scene modes. Pressing down on the center of the controller turns the LCD display off and back on again in Record mode. In Playback mode, pressing the Left or Right arrows scrolls through captured images and movies, while pressing the Down arrow access a thumbnail display of images on the flash card or the camera's internal memory.

Delete does just what it says, bringing up a menu allowing the currently reviewed image, or all images in memory, to be deleted. The Menu button calls up the Record or Playback-mode menus. Review switches the camera to playback mode so you can review previously-captured photos. The Share button lets you mark individual photos for printing, emailing, or simply as a "favorite. The LS's bottom panel holds the metal-threaded tripod mount, and dock connector terminal.

Despite the consumer focus of the camera, I really like seeing the rugged and easily repaired metal tripod socket. I also note with pleasure that since they're both accessed from the side of the camera, the battery and flash can be replaced while the camera is mounted on a tripod.

One minor troubling note though: The tripod socket on my evaluation sample of the LS protruded slightly below the bottom of the camera. This wouldn't be a problem on a tripod with a resilient rubber mounting surface, but could be an issue on tripods with fairly firm mounting plates.

As I've come to expect from Kodak's EasyShare digicam line, the LS has a very user-friendly interface with simple-to-navigate menus and controls, and plain-English menu prompts.

The largely automatic exposure control limits user decisions, making the LS well-suited for most point-and-shoot users, while a few manual options expand the camera's range of application.

The LCD menu system is short and logical, and the Mode Jog-dial lets you change camera modes quickly. As with the rest of the Kodak EasyShare digicam line, I doubt it'll take more than a half-hour for even novice users to become familiar with the LS's setup.

When you actuate the zoom toggle, the current lens zoom position is displayed via a thermometer-like icon in the lower left corner. Half-pressing the shutter button doesn't reveal exposure settings, but the set of brackets near the center of the display will flash red to indicate that focus has been locked, and they'll change position in Area focus mode, to indicate the portion of the subject that the camera has focused on.

Pressing the up-arrow on the 4-way controller toggles between the screen showing the information overlay, and one that shows just the focus brackets and the icon for camera mode.

The screen shot above right shows the default record-mode LCD display. Shutter Button : Located on the camera's top panel, this button sets focus and exposure when halfway pressed, and fires the shutter when fully pressed. In Playback mode, pressing this button returns the camera to the selected Record mode, ready to take the next picture.

Flash Button : Directly to the left of the Shutter button, this button controls the flash operating mode. Pressing this button displays the flash mode screen, which shows the current mode. Successive presses of the button cycle through the available flash modes. As part of the flash mode display, a small Info section in the lower left-hand corner of the screen reports any exposure settings that you've manually adjusted, such as exposure compensation, white balance, etc. This is a quick way to review any settings you've made without fishing through the menu system.

Power Button : To the left of the Flash button, this button powers the camera on or off, and glows blue when the camera is powered on. Mode Jog-dial : Directly in front of the shutter button, this jog-dial controls the camera's operating mode, with the following options available current modes being indicated by illuminated icons to the right of the LCD display, and on the LCD display itself if information overlay is enabled :. Zoom Lever see above : In the top right corner of the back panel and surrounding the four-way controller, this lever controls the optical and digital zoom in any record mode.

Moving the lever to the right, towards the "T" icon, zooms the lens towards its telephoto position. When the lens reaches full telephoto, the zoom pauses until you release and press the control again. The second press activates the digital zoom.

This two-step process prevents you from activating the digital zoom accidentally. When zooming back out, the zoom proceeds from digital to normal zoom with only a brief pause as you move back into normal zoom operation. No second press is needed when going from digital zoom back into normal zoom mode. In playback mode, pressing the control towards the "T" icon zooms in on the current image, up to a maximum of 8x.

Pressing the control towards the "W" icon zooms back out again. Four-way Controller see above : In the center of the Zoom lever, this four-way controller navigates through menu options in any settings menu. Pressing down on the center of the controller acts as the "OK" to confirm selections.

You can delete individual images or all images on the card. There's also an option to cancel. Menu Button : Directly below the Delete button, this button displays the settings menu in Playback or Record modes. Review Button : Below the Menu button, this button activates Playback mode when pressed in any Record mode.

Once in Playback mode, pressing the Review button again or lightly pressing the Shutter button returns the camera to normal record-mode operation. Share Button : Directly below the Review button, this button lets you tag images for printing, emailing, or as favorites. A heart icon appears on "favorite" images. Auto Mode : Marked with a camera icon on the Mode indicator and the word "Auto," this mode is best for average shooting conditions.

Exposure is automatically controlled, but a small selection of user options is available through the Record menu. Portrait Mode : A small icon of a female head marks this mode on the Mode indicator.

Optimizes the camera for portrait photos, using a wider aperture to blur the background drawing attention to your subject , and firing the flash at a reduced strength to soften shadows. Macro Mode : The traditional flower symbol marks this mode on the Mode indicator. The focus range adjusts for close-up subjects, and only limited exposure options are available. Scene Mode : This mode is indicated by the abbreviation "SCN" on the Mode indicator, and accesses a range of scene modes selected using the Left or Right arrow buttons, including:.

Movie Mode : The first mode on the Mode indicator, Movie mode is indicated by a movie camera icon. In this mode, you can record movies with sound, for as long as the memory card or internal memory has available space.

Favorites Mode : Accesses the camera's Favorites feature, which functions similarly to the review mode, but allows you to browse downsized versions of images you previously marked as favorites, which have been stored in the camera's internal memory. This unusual and rather clever feature lets you use the camera as a portable photo album, bringing your favorite photos with you to show friends and family, without wasting unnecessary space on your flash memory card.

Once in Favorites mode, you can press the Review button to browse all images on your flash card, or the camera's internal memory, without waiting for the lens to extend. Playback Mode : Accessed by pressing the Review button, this mode lets you review captured images and movies, as well as manage files. Record Menu : The following menu items appear whenever the Menu button is pressed in any Record mode.

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You can also share your photo albums online and print your favorite ones. The kodak ls and its twin the kodak ls are near. Subject is sharp and the background is indistinct. Automatically fires a low-level fill flash for softening shadows. Zoom to fill the frame with a head and shoulders pose. Landscape Night Reducing red-eye in pictures of people in night scenes or Portrait low-light conditions. Place the camera on a flat, steady surface or use a tripod.

Page Using The Camera Screen As A Viewfinder Using the camera screen as a viewfinder Framing marks Using the auto-focus framing marks When using the camera screen as a viewfinder, framing marks indicate the area that the camera is focusing on. For the best possible pictures, the camera attempts to focus on foreground subjects, even if the subjects are not centered in the scene. You can change optical zoom before but not during video recording. Zoom indicator Digital range Current zoom Optical position range Using advanced digital zoom Use digital zoom in any still mode to get additional magnification beyond optical zoom.

Page Using The Flash Taking pictures and videos Using the flash Use the flash when you take pictures at night, indoors, or outdoors in heavy shadows. Never Fill Every time you take a picture, regardless of the lighting conditions. All other flash settings return to the default when you exit the mode or turn off the camera. Page Changing Picture-Taking Settings Taking pictures and videos Changing picture-taking settings You can change settings to get the best results from your camera.

Some settings are unavailable in some modes. Page 23 Setting Picture Quality Choose a picture resolution. This setting remains until you change it. Video Quality Choose a video resolution. White Balance Choose your lighting condition.

This setting remains until you change modes or turn off the camera. Exposure Metering Evaluate light levels at specific areas of a scene. Image Storage Choose a storage location for pictures and videos. Set Album Choose Album names. Page 27 Setting Orientation Sensor Orient pictures so they are displayed with the correct side up. Date Stamp Imprint the date on pictures. Page Putting Yourself In The Picture Taking pictures and videos Putting yourself in the picture Use the Self-Timer to create a second delay between the time you press the Shutter button and the time the picture or video is taken.

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In Multi-up view, highlight a video, then press the OK button. To adjust the volume, press To rewind the video, press during playback. Page Magnifying Pictures 5 Press the Menu button to exit. Formatting internal memory also erases email addresses, album names, and favorites. To restore them, see Kodak EasyShare software Help. Each picture and video is displayed once, in the order in which you took them. To cancel the Slide Show, press the OK button. Changing the slide show display interval The default interval setting displays each picture for 5 seconds.

Page Copying Pictures And Videos Copying pictures and videos You can copy pictures and videos from a card to internal memory or from internal memory to a card. Before you copy, make sure that: A card is inserted in the camera.