Kodak Smile User manual

User Guide

KODAK SMILE

INSTANT PRINT DIGITAL CAMERA

Appareil photo numérique à impression instantanée

Fotocamera digitale a stampa istantanea

Digitale Sofortdruckkamera

Cámara digital con impresión instantánea

Guide de l'utilisateur

Guida utente

Benutzerhandbuch

Guía del usuario

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

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INTRODUCTION

Thank you for purchasing the KODAK SMILE

Instant Print Digital Camera. This User Guide

is intended to provide you with guidelines

to ensure that operation of this product is

safe and does not pose risk to the user. Any

use that does not conform to the guidelines

described in this User Guide may void the

limited warranty.

Please read all directions before using the

product and retain this guide for reference.

This product is intended for household use

only. It is not intended for commercial use.

This product is covered by a limited one-year

warranty. Coverage is subject to limits and

exclusions. See warranty for details.

SPECIFICATIONS

• Dimensions: 4.875 L x 3.125 W x 0.938 H

(12.35 x 8 x 2.5 cm)

• Weight: 7.2 oz (204 g)

• Colors Available: Black/White, White/

Yellow, Blue, Green, Red

• Supported Storage: MicroSD™ cards up to

256GB

• Images: 10MP equivalent

• Battery Capacity: 700mAh

• Battery Type: Lithium-polymer

• Prints Per Charge: ~40

• Supported Photo Paper: KODAK ZINK 2 x

3 sticky-back photo paper

BOX CONTENTS

KODAK SMILE Instant Digital Camera

Charging Cable

Starter Pack of KODAK ZINK Paper

User Guide

SAFETY PRECAUTIONS

• Seizure warning: This device repeatedly

utilizes lashing LED lights which may

potentially trigger seizures for people

with photosensitive epilepsy and/or

other seizure disorders. User discretion is

advised.

• Do not attempt to disassemble this device

for any reason.

• Never leave your camera or the ZINK®

paper in an area that might become

extremely hot or where it will be exposed

to direct sunlight for a long time. This can

cause your camera to overheat or suer

other problems.

• Never handle the camera with damp or wet

hands. This could damage the camera or

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create the risk of electric shock.

• Do not use products such as alcohol,

gasoline, diluent, or any other organic

solvent when cleaning or attempting to

clean this product.

• Do not use this device in an environment

where it will be exposed to heavy dust or

humidity/moisture.

• Never drop or shake the camera, as

this could cause it to malfunction or

permanently damage the inside parts.

• Do not use this camera while bathing or in

a shower.

• Do not place or store the camera where it

can fall or be pulled into a tub or sink.

• Do not place, drop, or submerge the

camera in water or any other liquid.

• Take care that objects do not fall and

liquids are not spilled onto the camera.

PRODUCT OVERVIEW

Flash

Camera lens

Paper exit

Cover

panel

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Navigation

panel

Paper

tray door

release

Viewing screen

Shutter

button

Power indicator

LED

Speaker

Reset

button

Lanyard

attachment

Charging

indicator LED

MicroSD™

card slot Micro USB

charging port

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NAVIGATION PANEL OVERVIEW

Buttons:

Menu : Pressing this button will take you to the main menu,

from which you can access the gallery, ilter, border, photobooth,

lash, and settings menus. The menu button also works as a back

button. Press it from any screen to go back by one screen. Press-

ing it while on the main menu will return you to the live viewinder.

OK: Press this button to conirm a choice or take a picture. In

certain scenarios, the OK button will also operate as a function

button (e.g., right after taking a picture, pressing the OK button

will take you to the edit screen).

: Use these arrow keys to navigate between options in menus,

as well as between photos in the gallery.

Print : Press this button while viewing a

photo to be taken to the print menu to begin

the process of printing your picture.

GETTING READY FOR USE

Charge the SMILE

Before using the camera, connect it to the

charger by plugging the micro USB cable

into the designated micro USB charging port

on the bottom and allow it to fully charge.

Always use the original charger that was

provided to ensure proper charging.

If the red indicator LED light is lashing, this

means that the battery is low and you should

plug the camera in for it to recharge. While

the camera is charging, the indicator LED will

be a solid red light. Once the process has

completed, the indicator LED will change to

a solid green light.

Load the Paper

Load your ZINK® paper into the camera:

Follow the steps below to quickly and easily

get your new camera loaded with ZINK®

sticky-back paper so you can start printing

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photos!

1. Open the paper tray in the back by

pressing down on the latch and pulling it

toward you.

2. Place the blue calibration sheet in the tray

with the barcode facing down. Place the

other plain sheets on top, with the glossy

side facing you. Try to avoid touching the

glossy side to prevent getting ingerprints

on the paper.

3. When you print your irst photo after loading

the ZINK® paper, the blue calibration sheet

will be slowly ejected from the printing slot.

4. Your photo will print after the calibration

sheet inishes.

Note: Only KODAK ZINK paper will work

in your KODAK SMILE camera. Other

branded papers are not compatible.

Power it On/O

To turn the camera on, slide the ridged panel

away from the center. This will expose the

navigation panel, camera lens, and lash, and

the LCD screen on the back will light up. The

camera will also beep a musical tune to let you

know it is powered on.

To turn the camera o, simply slide the panel

back toward the center.

Insert a MicroSD™ Card

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The camera has limited internal memory

and can only store three photos at a time; a

microSD™ card is necessary if you wish to

edit and save more than three photos to print

out later. The SMILE can perform without

a microSD™ card, but using one is strongly

recommended.

Insert the microSD™ card into the slot at the

bottom when the camera lens is exposed, with

the metal pins facing the front of the camera.

To remove, press the card in gently with your

ingernail, and it should pop out.

The SMILE supports microSD™ cards up to

256GB.

NAVIGATING THE MENU

There are six options on the KODAK SMILE

Camera menu, which is accessed by

pressing the top button on the navigation

panel and using the arrow keys to move

between options. This section will review

those options and their usage.

GALLERY

Select the Gallery icon from the main

menu to view your photos. From the Gallery

you can edit and print any photos you’ve

previously taken with your SMILE camera,

or any existing images already on your

microSD™ card.

After selecting Gallery from the main menu,

you will need to choose between photos

stored in internal memory and the SD card.

Make your selection, then use the arrow keys

to cycle through the photos you’ve taken.

The pictures will have two options at the

bottom: EDIT, and PRINT.

Press the OK button to enter the EDIT menu,

which will give you three options: ilter ,

border , and delete . Select Filter to

pick between ilter options for your photo.

Select Border to add a white border to

your photo, or keep it borderless. Select

Delete and you will be prompted one more

time to be certain you want to delete the

photo. Hit OK to delete the photo from your

SD card.

Hit PRINT at any time to print the photo as

is from your gallery. You will be asked to

conirm by hitting the OK button before the

photo prints out.

NOTE: Without a microSD™ card, the camera

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can only save the 3 most recent photos that

were taken. We highly recommend using a

microSD™ card to get the most out of your

KODAK SMILE Camera.

FILTER

The Filter menu oers a variety of ilters

to choose from that will be applied to your

photo. Press the OK button and then use the

arrows to navigate through the ilters

available. The LCD screen will give you a live

preview of that ilter; press the OK button

again to conirm and apply the ilter.

BORDERS

The Borders menu oers the option to add

a border to your photo. Press the OK button

to open the Borders menu.

The Borders menu gives you two options to

choose from: O and On.

• O: a photo with no border. If you choose

this option, you’ll be taken back to the live

viewinder.

• On: a photo with a border. If you choose

this, you’ll be taken to the live viewinder

with a solid white border around the im-

age. There will be an icon on the bottom

right side of the status bar in the live

viewinder to indicate your border status

as well. The border will stay applied until

you manually re-enter the border menu

and deactivate it, or until you turn the

camera o.

PHOTOBOOTH

The Photobooth menu allows you to print

out two photos side-by-side in the same

image.

• The live viewinder will give you guide-

lines to make sure your image its within

the space allotted, and there will be an

icon on the bottom right side of the status

bar in the live viewinder to indicate booth

mode status.

• Tap the shutter button once and you’ll see

guidelines for you to take your irst shot

on the screen. For the second shot, the

other side of the screen will be active, and

the irst image you captured will be visible

on the left side of the image.

• The camera will stay in photobooth mode

until you return to the border menu and

deactivate it, or until you turn the camera

o, so you can take as many photobooth

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style shots as you want!

FLASH

Use the arrows to highlight the Flash icon

and press the OK button to open the Flash

menu.

Use the arrows to cycle through the options:

Flash On , Flash O , and Auto Flash .

SETTINGS

The Settings menu allows you to access

and adjust multiple camera settings. The

options available in the settings menu are

as follows:

TIMER

Select the Timer icon from the settings

menu to set a timer for your next picture

(great for selies and group shots!) Choose

from timer settings of o, three (3) seconds,

or ten (10) seconds. When you take a photo

with the timer applied, the camera lash will

blink once each second as a countdown.

The timer will remain applied until you

manually re-enter the timer menu and turn

it o, or until you turn the camera o, so take

as many timed shots as you want!

LANGUAGE

Select the Language icon from the

settings menu to change the language

displayed on your camera. You may

choose from English, Spanish, and German

language options.

PRODUCT INFO

Select the Product Info icon from the

settings menu to view information about

your camera. The irmware version, serial

number, and color table version will all be

displayed here. You can press the menu

button to exit this page and return to the

VOLUME

Select the Volume icon from the settings

menu to open the volume menu. Use the

arrow keys to raise and lower the volume

of key presses and the shutter sound when

taking a picture.

AUTOPRINT

Select the Auto-Print icon from the

settings menu to turn auto-print on or o.

If auto-print is turned on, your pictures will

print out immediately after being taken. The

option will stay enabled until you disable it

from this menu.

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