Electronic still camera for capturing digital image and creating a print order
AssigneeEastman Kodak Company
InventorsKenneth A. Parulski, Joseph Ward, Michael C. Hopwood
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AssigneeEastman Kodak Company
InventorsKenneth A. Parulski, Joseph Ward, Michael C. Hopwood
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A digital camera includes a liquid crystal display (LCD) for viewing images captured from an image sensor and stored on a removable memory card. The LCD also presents a user interface (UI) that allows the user to create a print order “utilization file”. As individual images are viewed, the user can decide how many (if any) prints to make of the image, the print size, and the, print quality (low cost ink jet versus high quality thermal prints, for example). The memory card can then be inserted in a home printer, walk-up kiosk, or dropped off/mailed to a photofinisher, or the camera itself can be connected to the printer or kiosk via a wired or wireless (e.g., IrDA) link. The print order can then be automatically produced without any additional user intervention.
An electronic still camera for capturing images that can be printed by a separate printing device, the electronic still camera comprising:
An electronic imaging system including an electronic still camera for capturing images and a separate printing device for printing selected captured images, the electronic imaging system including:
A method for capturing and selecting digital images to be printed by a separate printing device, comprising the steps of:
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