2. Part I: How the Sony MVC-FD90 Works By Misha Evans 2002

3. To turn the camera on gently slide the button with the green dot to the right

4. To insert a floppy put it into the slot on the side of the camera. The metal door of the floppy goes in first with the disk circle pointed away from you

5. To eject the floppy slide the top button to the left and the button below it downwards.

6. The zoom button is used by sliding it left or right This is the button you use to take the picture with (there is a 7 second delay)

7. There are three modes on the camera: Play, Still, and Movie. Play displays your pictures. Still takes still photographs. Movie takes small movies (3 minutes or less). You select by sliding it left or right

8. To bring up the menu bar on the LCD display panel use the toggle button and press upwards

9. To change the file size of the photo or movie: display the menu bar, toggle to File, press upwards to Image Size, press right to a list of file sizes. Remember the bigger the file the less you can fit on a floppy (smallest is usually the best 640 x 480).

10. To conserve power you can turn off the LCD backlight, but remember to turn it back on before you shut it off.

11. The camera will let you know when it needs recharging a flashing battery symbol will come up with the amount of time left. Then the recharger will need to be plugged into the camera. The other option is to replace the battery located on the bottom

12. Now go out there and take some photos: 1.Remember to take enough disks with you. 2.Check on the battery life. 3.Let us know if it needs recharging. 4.Bring the camera, camera bag, and extra battery back. 5.Never use anything but a soft cloth (the kind you would use on your glasses), to clean the lenses/LCD panel.

13. Part II: How Use Your Pictures

14. Definition for:.JPG (File Extension Definition) file extension for JPEG (Joint Photographic Experts Group).A file stored in JPEG format.JPEG,an ISO/ITU standard for storing images with high compression capability, uses a discreet cosine transform that can achieve compression rates of 100:1 (significant loss of data from original) and 20:1 (minimal loss).C- Cube Microsystems introduced the first JPEG chip The files we use on the floppy are in the format called JPG’s

15. To view your pictures on the floppy you can 1. Double click on My Computer 2. Double click on 3 ½ Floppy A 3. In windows98 single click on the file.jpg and preview or double click on the file.jpg to view

16. When you open the file it will use either a Photo Editor or Internet

17. You can Insert the file into Paint, Word, Publisher, PowerPoint, and many more programs. In Paint you use File>Open>Look in >Floppy A: and select a file.jpg In Word, Publisher, and PowerPoint you use Insert>Picture>From File>Look in> Floppy A: and select a file.jpg

18. When you click on a picture the resizing boxes come up around the graphic. These resizing handles are use to change the size of the image. It is usually best to select the corners because they keep the picture in proportion. Click and drag

19. One way to rotate or flip a picture is to cut and edit>paste it into Paint 1.Click on Image 2.Click on Flip/Rotate 3.Click on the radio button you wish to perform Then just select>cut go back into the program you want it in right click>paste

20. on the image and select the show picture toolbar if you don’t see the Crop Tool This tool on the bar allows you to crop (remove) areas of the photo you don’t want to show. Place your tool over the resizing handles and click and drag them to where you want the new sides to start.

21. You can use the program Kai’s SuperGoo to morph a picture. It can be lots of fun just remember to save it as a jpg for use in other programs

22. Now using your pictures create a document Use Paint, Word, PowerPoint, or Publisher Add at least five pictures Be sure to add some text explaining your photos Deleted the files on the Floppy A: after use