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Care & Use of the MJHS Digital Cameras

This interactive slide show will help MJHS students review information about using digital cameras. Click the green arrow to continue.

Objectives

Today you will• Review the parts of a digital camera,• Review and identify tips for taking better

photos, • Practice tip for taking better photos, and• Describe how you should handle MJHS’s

digital cameras.

Getting the Most Out of this Interactive Slide Activity

• Complete the task on each slide.

• Point your cursor to the area you want to select and when the pointing finger is visible click the mouse. A clicking camera shutter will signal you have made a correct choice.

All images and picture taking techniques in this presentation are from the Kodak United States Website. http://www.kodak.com/eknec/PageQuerier.jhtml?pq-path=2/3&pq-locale=en_US&_requestid=7621

Review Camera Parts

Identify Camera Parts

Click on the view of the camera that allows you to see

the monitor?

Review Camera

Parts

Click on the Monitor

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Click on the Telephoto Button

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Click on the Review Button

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Click on the Menu Button

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Click on the Wide Angle Button

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Click on the Share Button

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Click on the Arrow Button

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Click on the Delete Button

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Click on the Ok or Selection Button

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Click on the Battery Compartment

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Click on the Area Where You Will Find the memory Card Slot

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Click on the Tripod Socket

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Click on the Mode Dial

Review Camera

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Click on the Shutter Button

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Click on the Flash Button

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Click on the Flash

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Click on the Lens

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Review Picture Taking Tips

Click here to visit the Kodak Web Page and Click on Top 10 Tips for Taking Great Pictures.

Quit your browser or click PowerPoint on your dock to return to this presentation after you review the 10 tips.

Click here to continue to the next slide.

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Which photo taking technique was used to improve the left photo to the

right photo?

Get down on their level

Use plain background

Use flash outdoors Move in close Take some

vertical pictures

Lock the focus Move it fromthe middle

Know the flash’s range

Watch the light

Be a picturedirector

Review Tip

Which photo taking technique was used to improve the left photo to the

right photo?

Get down on their level

Use plain background

Use flash outdoors Move in close Take some

vertical pictures

Lock the focus Move it fromthe middle

Know the flash’s range

Watch the light

Be a picturedirector

Review Tip

Which photo taking technique was used to improve the left photo to the

right photo?

Get down on their level

Use plain background

Use flash outdoors Move in close Take some

vertical pictures

Lock the focus Move it fromthe middle

Know the flash’s range

Watch the light

Be a picturedirector

Review Tip

Which photo taking technique was used to improve the left photo to the

right photo?

Get down on their level

Use plain background

Use flash outdoors Move in close Take some

vertical pictures

Lock the focus Move it fromthe middle

Know the flash’s range

Watch the light

Be a picturedirector

Review Tip

Which photo taking technique was used to improve the left photo to the

right photo?

Get down on their level

Use plain background

Use flash outdoors Move in close Take some

vertical pictures

Lock the focus Move it fromthe middle

Know the flash’s range

Watch the light

Be a picturedirector

Review Tip

Which photo taking technique was used to improve the left photo to the

right photo?

Get down on their level

Use plain background

Use flash outdoors Move in close Take some

vertical pictures

Lock the focus Move it fromthe middle

Know the flash’s range

Watch the light

Be a picturedirector

Review Tip

Which photo taking technique was used to improve the left photo to the

right photo?

Get down on their level

Use plain background

Use flash outdoors Move in close Take some

vertical pictures

Lock the focus Move it fromthe middle

Know the flash’s range

Watch the light

Be a picturedirector

Review Tip

Which photo taking technique was used to improve the left photo to the

right photo?

Get down on their level

Use plain background

Use flash outdoors Move in close Take some

vertical pictures

Lock the focus Move it fromthe middle

Know the flash’s range

Watch the light

Be a picturedirector

Review Tip

Which photo taking technique was used to improve the left photo to the

right photo?

Get down on their level

Use plain background

Use flash outdoors Move in close Take some

vertical pictures

Lock the focus Move it fromthe middle

Know the flash’s range

Watch the light

Be a picturedirector

Review Tip

Which photo taking technique was used to improve the left photo to the

right photo?

Get down on their level

Use plain background

Use flash outdoors Move in close Take some

vertical pictures

Lock the focus Move it fromthe middle

Know the flash’s range

Watch the light

Be a picturedirector

Review Tip

Practice Picture Taking Tips Click here to visit the Kodak Web Page and click one of the interactive demos.

Return to this presentation after you try the 5 demos.

Click here to continue to the next slide.

You are almost done

• Click here for a short worksheet on using an MJHS camera.

• It will take a few moments for this page to open.

• When you have finished this sheet, you have completed this activity.

You will Need to Select Another View

Return to 4 Views of Camera

You will need to select another part of the camera.

Return to Camera

You are Correct!

Go to Camera Parts List

Return to Previous Slide

Continue on to Picture Taking Tips

Correct! Select A

Camera Part

Identify the MonitorStarting Part

Identify the Telephoto Button

Identify the Review Button

Identify the Menu Button

Identify the Wide Angle Button

Identify the Arrow Button

Identify the Delete Button

Identify the Ok or Selection Button

Identify the Battery Compartment

Identify the Memory Card Slot

Identify the Share Button

Identify the Tripod Socket

Identify the Mode Dial

Identify the Shutter Button

Identify the Flash Button

Identify the Flash

Identify the Lens

Go On to Tips for Taking Photos

Go On to PracticeTaking Photos

This match is not correct.

Try again with the same photos

Try different photos

Correct Match!

Select Another Set of Photos to Match to the Tip.

Go to Practicing Tips

Go On to PracticeTaking Photos

Go to Identifying Camera Parts

Try Another Set of Photos

Dog Frog Girl FlowerStairs

Chipmunk Barn Sliding Kid with Balloons Four Kids

Go On to PracticeTaking Photos

Camera Parts

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