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The back of the digital camera has a liquid crystal display (LCD) screen that is used for several

purposes:

• serves as the viewfinder by displaying the scene to be photographed (there is no optical

viewfinder on the Kodak V1233)

• displays information about the camera status and the characteristics of the scene displayed

• displays the menu system when the

• allows photographs or movies stored in the camera's memory to be reviewed when the

button is pushed

review

The software that controls the LCD screen is intelligent: it knows what the camera is doing at all

times and will change the information displayed on the LCD screen accordingly. For example, if

you push the

button while in video mode, you will see only the menu items that apply to

video mode.

Note: This section introduces a few basic concepts and terms about the

LCD screen that are needed to understand operation of the controls.

Additional details on the menu system and other items of information

displayed will be covered later in this manual.

Figure 6 shows some of the common icons and information displayed on the LCD screen when

the camera is first turned on. Some items shown, such as the zoom bar, will disappear from the

screen after a short delay. Other items will appear when appropriate.

Figure 6

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button is pushed

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