Manual Mode; Irda (Infrared) Communication - Kodak DC265 User Manual

Manual mode

The camera supports two advanced Capture modes, the external flash and the
long-time modes.
External flash mode—disables the built-in flash and uses the external
flash sync to provide flash. You can set the camera aperture setting
(or f/stop). The default aperture setting is 5.6.
Long-time mode—disables the flash since a long exposure time is
necessary to obtain a proper exposure within the current ambient
lighting environment. You set the exposure time between 0.5 and 16
seconds in 0.5-second increments.

IrDA (Infrared) communication

In a camera-to-camera connection in the Review mode, two cameras can
communicate with each other through an IrDA connection. The IrDA
Communication icon appears and changes to indicate the state of the
communication with its IrDA partner camera.
Initiating communication—indicates IrDA communication has been
initiated.
Searching for communication partner—indicates the camera is
looking for an IrDA communication partner.
Blinking
Communicating—indicates the camera is communicating with its
IrDA partner. The alphanumeric display also indicates the number of
pictures that have yet to be transmitted.
Communication timed out—indicates a problem has occurred that
caused the communication to time-out. The icon continues to blink
until you respond to the LCD dialog or turn off the camera.
Blinking
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