Kodak DX3600 Zoom

Across the top from left to right: Flash status, image quality (2 stars for 1800x1200 or 1 star for 900x600), number of pictures remaining and the memory source (internal or card).

The Quickview option will display the picture just taken for about four seconds, the Trashcan icon means you can immediately delete it before it is stored. If you do nothing the image will be stored and the LCD turns off again.

The DX3600 Zoom can also record QuickTime motion video with audio at 320x240 (Best) or 160x120 (Good) at 20 fps. The movie length is limited only by available memory or can be preset at 5, 15 or 30 secs.

The MENU while in Movie Record mode:

Close Up - Enable or disable Macro (closeup) mode

Video Quality - Best 320 x 240 or Good 160 x 120

Image Storage - Internal or Auto (if CF card is inserted then use it)

Self Timer - On or Off (10 second delay)

Video Length - Unlimited, 5, 15 or 30 secs.

Quickview - Off or On (display picture just taken and allow for immediate deletion)

When the camera is in Macro mode the color LCD is automatically turned on. The macro range is 10-24 inches so there would be severe parallax error if you tried to frame the shot using the optical viewfinder.

Pressing the Flash button on the back cycles through the various flash modes as indicated on the color LCD screen. If the LCD is off it will turn on for several seconds each time you push the button to change the flash mode.

The MENU while in Still Record mode:

Close Up - Enable or disable Macro (closeup) mode

Quality - Best 1800 x 1200 or Good 900 x 600 (should be called Size as there is no setting for JPEG quality, just image size)

Image Storage - Internal or Auto (if CF card is inserted then use it)

Self Timer - On or Off (10 second delay)

Date Stamp - Off, YYYY MM DD, MM DD YYYY, DD MM YYYY (overlay date stamp in lower right hand corner of picture)

Quickview - Off or On (display picture just taken and allow for immediate deletion)

The SETUP menu accessed from the Mode Dial:

Display Brightness - Adjust the LCD backlight intensity

Date & Time - Set the camera's time and date

Video Out - NTSC or PAL format

Video Playback - Enable date display when viewing movie clips

Language - Menu language

Image Storage - Internal or CF card

About - Display firmware revision number

Format - Format the memory card or internal memory