The KODAK DC3800 is a digital camera that does not require film. It features a 2.1-megapixel resolution and allows photos to be transferred to a computer using a KODAK USB picture reader. Photos can also be sent via email and printed using KODAK inkjet photo paper or the KODAK Picture Maker system. Additionally, the camera allows for photo viewing on a TV or video monitor.
This manual guides you through the initial setup of the Kodak DC3800, including installing the two AA batteries, inserting a CompactFlash memory card, and configuring basic settings such as the clock and language. It also explains how to connect the camera to a computer using the Kodak USB image reader or a printer with a card slot.
Further sections cover taking photos, using flash, digital zoom, advanced camera settings, and how to print or view images on a TV. The guide finishes with software installation requirements, troubleshooting tips, and warranty and regulatory information. This manual is written in Chinese.
| Resolution | 2.1 megapixels |
|---|---|
| Battery Type | 2 AA batteries |
| Memory Card Compatibility | CompactFlash (16 MB‑192 MB) |
| LCD Display | LCD status indicator |
The camera uses two AA batteries.
It supports CompactFlash cards ranging from 16 MB to 192 MB.
Yes, the camera can imprint the date and time on each photo.