Kodak STEP Touch Bedienungsanleitung

User Guide

KODAK STEP Touch

INSTANT PRINT DIGITAL CAMERA

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Section Title Page

1 SAFETY PRECAUTIONS 3

2 BOX CONTENTS 4

3 PRODUCT OVERVIEW 4

4 USING YOUR CAMERA 5–7

5 ABOUT THE PRINTER 7

6 FIRSTTIME SETUP 7

7 TAKING PICTURES AND VIDEO 8–12

8 GALLERY 13

9 PRINTING PHOTOS 14

10 DELETING 15

11 DEVICE SETTINGS 16–17

12 ABOUT THE APP 18

13 ERROR MESSAGES 18

14 FIRMWARE 19

15 COMPLIANCE 19

16 WARRANTY 20

Table of Contents

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• WARNING: To avoid creating a ire hazard, make sure to only connect your KODAK STEP TOUCH camera to a

power supply whose output is less than 15W, in compliance with the PS1 requirements deined in the IEC/EN/

UL 62368 standards.

• Seizure warning: This device utilizes lashing strobe lights which may potentially trigger seizures for people with

photosensitive epilepsy and/or other seizure disorders. User discretion is advised.

• Do not attempt to disassemble this device for any reason.

• Never leave your camera or the KODAK ZINK Photo Paper in an area that might become extremely hot or where it

will be exposed to direct sunlight for a long time. This can cause your camera to overheat or suer other problems.

• Don’t get it wet! If you need to clean your camera, use a soft cloth that’s been slightly dampened with water or

rubbing alcohol, and gently wipe away any dirty spots. Don’t submerge the whole thing in water, ever.

• Be careful with your camera. Try not to drop it, or shake it violently. The inside of the camera has a lot of very small

parts that could break if they are jostled around too much.

• Do not use products such as alcohol, gasoline, diluent, or any other organic solvent when cleaning or attempting to

clean this product.

• Do not use this device in an environment where it will be exposed to heavy dust or humidity/moisture.

• Do not use this camera while bathing or in a shower.

• Do not place or charge the camera where it can fall or be pulled into a tub or sink.

• Do not place, drop, or submerge the camera in water or any other liquid.

• Take care that objects do not fall and liquids are not spilled onto the camera.

1. SAFETY PRECAUTIONS

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Instant Print Digital Camera Camera strap

Starter pack of KODAK ZINK

Photo Paper

User guide

& warranty

Micro USB cable

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1. Pop-up lash

2. Selie mirror

3. Photo print exit slot (side)

4. Lens

5. Microphone

6. Paper compartment door latch

7. Touchscreen LCD viewinder

8. Speaker

9. microSD™ card slot

10. Tripod mounting socket

11. Micro USB port

12. Reset button*

13. Power button

14. Shutter button

* To reset camera, insert a pin and hold for about 2 seconds.

2. BOX CONTENTS

3. PRODUCT OVERVIEW

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Turning On & O

Press the power button. If the lash mechanism is in the closed position, it will open and the camera will power on.

To turn the camera o, press down the lash mechanism.

To wake the camera from sleep mode, press the power button. The camera will turn on.

When you unpack your camera the pop-up lash mechanism should be open. To turn on the camera, gently press down

on the mechanism until it clicks to close it, and then press again to open it.

Battery Charging

Charge the camera’s built-in battery by connecting it via the included micro USB cable to your computer’s USB port

or to a wall charger. The status indicator bar will show the charging progress. If the camera is turned o, the LCD will

automatically turn on and display the battery charging status for a few seconds and then turn o. You can check the

charging status at any time by tapping the screen.

It takes approximately 2 hours to fully charge the battery. Under normal conditions, the charge lasts for about 25 prints.

Memory

The camera’s internal memory can hold up to 10 photos. Insert a microSD card to expand the memory. The camera

accepts a microSD card up to 256GB.

Auto Shuto

The camera will automatically turn itself o after being idle for 5 minutes (the default time) to conserve battery power.

You can change the length of time in Settings > Auto O. (See section 10)

LCD Screen Timeout

The LCD viewinder will turn o after a minute if the camera is not in use. You can change this setting by going to

Settings > Screen Timeout. (See section 10)

Shutter Button

Press the shutter button to take still photos and photobooth shots, and to start and stop recording video. Press and hold

down the button to take photo burst shots (quick succession of photos.) Also, pressing the shutter button will bring you

back to the live viewinder whenever you’re in a dierent screen.

Touchscreen LCD Viewinder

Once you’ve set up your camera (See “First-Time Setup,” section 6), you’ll be taken to the live viewinder and main

screen. From here you’ll be able to take photos and videos, access settings, and view the gallery. You can get back to

this screen directly from any screen on the camera by pressing the shutter button. Tap anywhere on the viewinder

(except on the icons) to hide/show icons. The icons will also disappear if no action is taken after three (3) seconds.

4. USING YOUR CAMERA

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A. Device Settings

Tap this icon to view a menu of general camera settings that let you adjust screen timeout, screen brightness, auto

power o, volume, print settings, and more. (See section 11 for details)

B. Zoom

Tap the zoom icon on the left side of the screen to bring up the Zoom menu. Tap the plus to increase zoom level

and tap the minus to decrease it.

C. Status Indicator Bar

Displays the microSD™ card, battery, and Bluetooth® connection icons.

microSD™ card icon: Icon will be white if a card is inserted, and gray if no card is inserted. If your memory is full,

you will receive a notiication on the LCD screen.

Live Viewinder

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Battery icon: The battery icon will appear full (all white) when the battery is fully charged. As the battery loses

charge, the battery icon will appear incrementally emptier. When the battery level reaches 35%, the icon will appear

mostly empty and turn red. When the battery level reaches 10%, the icon will become a lashing red outline.

D. Capture Modes

The camera features three (3) capture modes: still photo (including burst function), photobooth (3 layout

options using multiple images), and video recording . The camera icon (still photos) appears by default. Tap the

video icon or the photobooth icon to quickly switch modes.

E. Gallery

In the gallery you’ll be able to view all your captured photos, videos, and photobooth layouts. You can also edit

and print photos and access other options from the gallery. (See section 7 for details)

F. Extras

Tap the extras icon to open a menu for adding borders, digital stickers, and ilters to your photos. (See section 6

for full details) You can add extras before or after taking single shots. You can also add these extras to your completed

photobooth layout.

The built-in printer gives you high-quality, 2” x 3” full-color photos printed on special adhesive-backed paper that you

can share on the spot. You can choose to print your photos right after taking them, or later. (See section 8 for details)

Loading Photo Printing Paper

This camera uses only KODAK Photo Paper using ZINK® Zero Ink® Technology.

1. Open the paper compartment by sliding the latch located on the left side of the LCD screen. The screen will pop up.

2. Insert the entire pack of paper, making sure the blue ZINK® calibration sheet is on the bottom, barcode facing down.

Do not throw away the blue calibration sheet before the camera has been calibrated.

3. Close the paper compartment.

4. The blue ZINK® calibration sheet will be detected and ejected after you close the paper compartment door once

the camera is on, or after you take your irst picture.

Turn the camera on to begin setup. Follow the screen prompts to select your language, and the current date and time.

That’s it! You’re ready to snap and share!

Note: You can change these settings by tapping the device settings icon .

5. ABOUT THE PRINTER

6. FIRSTTIME SETUP

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Still Photos

By default, the KODAK STEP Touch is set to the camera (still photo) capture mode.

The LCD screen is your viewinder. You can focus your shot in two ways:

1. Press the shutter button and the camera will automatically focus before taking the shot.

2. To focus on any area of the image other than the center, touch and hold the desired area of the image on the LCD

screen for about two (2) seconds. (If you move the camera, the same area of the image will be focused.) When you

press the shutter button the Auto Focus will focus on the selected area.

After a photo is captured, you’ll see a preview for two (2) seconds before the screen displays the live viewinder again

(unless you tap an icon.)

Automatic Printing

If you have set your camera to Auto Print mode (See section 9), your photo will print as soon as you’ve taken the picture.

If the camera is not in Auto Print mode, you can print your photo by tapping the printer icon that will appear after

you’ve taken a photo. You can also choose to print any photo at a later time.

7. TAKING PICTURES AND VIDEO

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Deleting Photos

After taking a photo, the screen will display your captured image for two (2) seconds or until you tap an icon. You can

also choose to delete the photo by tapping the trash can icon on the left side of the screen. You will then see screen

prompts to conirm deletion.

If you do not choose “YES DELETE”, your photos will be stored in, and can be accessed from, the gallery. (See section

8). Tap on the gallery icon to review photos. You can also delete photos from the gallery by repeating the process

described above.

Burst Photography

To capture a photo burst (a rapid succession of still shots), hold down the shutter button. Burst capture will continue as

long as you hold down the button. A counter will appear to tell you how many images you’ve captured. You can capture

up to 25 images with one burst. Each burst series of images becomes a ile. Each individual photo is also a ile. Note:

When printing a burst series, you can only print the irst ten (10) photos. You can print any of the individual photos from

the gallery. After burst capture, the LCD screen will display the irst shot of your burst series and say, “TAP TO VIEW

BURST” and will also show the number of shots in the burst series. When you tap the screen, you can view the individual

photos, navigate with the arrow icons, and print, edit, or delete the images.

If you do not tap the screen within two (2) seconds, the screen will return to the live viewinder. You can review all your

images at a later time by accessing the gallery.

In the gallery, the screen displays the irst photo of your series with the number of individual shots in that series. You will

be able to print and delete that entire burst series at once. If you’d like to delete only one photo in the burst, you can

enter the burst irst, and then print or delete just that photo.

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Photobooth

The photobooth mode gives you a fun way to shoot photos in layouts of 2, 3, or 4 images. You can also add stickers,

ilters, and borders to your layouts.

Select the photobooth icon from the top right corner of the live viewinder screen. .

Tap the icon for a 2-, 3-, or 4-image layout. In the example below, a 2-image layout has been selected.

Once you’ve made your selection, you’ll be taken back to the live viewinder and the icon for the selected layout type

will display at the top right of the screen.

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