STYLUS TOUGH-6000 / μ TOUGH-6000 Instruction...

DIGITAL CAMERA

STYLUS TOUGH-6000 /µ TOUGH-6000

● ThankyouforpurchasinganOlympusdigitalcamera.Beforeyoustarttouseyournewcamera,pleasereadtheseinstructionscarefullytoenjoyoptimumperformanceanda longerservice life.Keepthismanual inasafeplaceforfuturereference.

● We recommend that you take test shots to get accustomed to yourcamerabeforetakingimportantphotographs.

● Intheinterestofcontinuallyimprovingproducts,Olympusreservestherighttoupdateormodifyinformationcontainedinthismanual.

● Thescreenandcameraillustrationsshowninthismanualwereproducedduringthedevelopmentstagesandmaydifferfromtheactualproduct.

Instruction Manual

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Step5

Step2

Step4

Step3

How to Use the Camera“FourTypesofSettingOperations”(p.3)

Printing“Directprinting(PictBridge)”(p.48)“PrintReservations(DPOF)”(p.51)

Shooting and Playing Back Images“Shooting,Viewing,andErasing”(p.15)

Preparing the Camera“PreparingtheCamera”(p.10)

Names of Parts ......................................6

Preparing the Camera .........................10

Shooting, Viewing, and Erasing .........15

Using Shooting Modes ........................18

Using Shooting Functions ..................20

Using Playback Features ....................25

Menus for Shooting Functions ...........27

Menus for Playback, Editing, and Printing Functions ...............................35

Menus for Other Camera Settings .....40

Printing .................................................48

Using OLYMPUS Master 2...................54

Usage Tips ...........................................56

Appendix ..............................................61

Index .....................................................75

Contents

Step1Checking the contents of the box

Digitalcamera

Strap LI-50BLithiumIonBattery LI-50CBatteryCharger

USBcable AVcable OLYMPUSMaster2CD-ROM microSDAttachment

Otheraccessoriesnotshown:InstructionManual(thismanual),warrantycardContentsmayvarydependingonpurchaselocation.

1 SetthemodedialtoapositionotherthanA.

The symbolin“MenuSettings”(p.27to47)indicatesavailableshootingmodes.

2 Pressthebutton.Thisexampledescribeshowtosetthe[DIGITALZOOM].

MENUEXIT SET OK

CAMERA MENU

Shootingmodetopmenu

3 UseABCDtoselectthedesiredmenu,andpresstheobutton.

PressingandholdingtheEbuttondisplaysanexplanation(menuguide)oftheselectedoption.

ISO

OFFOFF

12

CAMERA MENU

SET OK

AUTOo

FINE ZOOMDIGITAL ZOOM

DRIVE

AUTOWB

MENUEXIT

Submenu1

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Please read “Menu Settings” (p. 27 to 47) while referring to this page.

buttonArrowpad

obutton

Buttonsinuse

4 UseABtoselectthedesiredSubmenu1,andpresstheobutton.

12 ISO

OFFOFF

CAMERA MENU

AUTOo


DRIVE

AUTOWB

MENUEXIT SET OK

12 ISO

OFFOFF

CAMERA MENU

AUTOo


DRIVE

AUTOWB

MENU SET OKBACK

DIGITAL ZOOM

OFFON

Pagetab Submenu2

Toquicklymovetothedesiredsubmenu,pressCtohighlightthepagetab,andthenuseAB tomovethepagetab.PressD toreturntotheSubmenu1.

Somemenusincludesubmenusthatappearbypressingtheobutton.

5 UseABtoselecttheSubmenu2,andpresstheobutton.Onceasettingisadjusted,thedisplayreturnstothepreviousscreen.

Theremaybeadditionaloperations.“MenuSettings”(p.27to47)

6 Pressthebuttontocompletethesetting.

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Four Types of Setting Operations

Ebutton

Using the MenuVariouscamerasettingscanbeaccessedthroughthemenus,includingfunctionsusedduringshootingandplaybackandthedate/timeandscreendisplay.

Theremaybeunavailablemenusdependingontheotherrelatedsettingsortheselectedmode(p.31).

12 ISO

OFFON

CAMERA MENU

AUTOo


DRIVE

AUTOWB

MENUEXIT SET OK

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Using the FUNC Menu (p. 23)FrequentlyusedshootingmenufunctionscanbesetwithlessstepsusingtheFUNCmenu.

Using the Direct ButtonsFrequentlyusedshootingfunctionscanbeaccessedusingthedirectbuttons.

Shutterbutton(p.15)

Zoombutton(p.20,p.25)

Fbutton(exposurecompensation)(p.21)&button(macro)(p.21)#button(flash)(p.20)Ybutton(self-timer)(p.22)

qbutton(playback)(p.16)

g/E/Ybutton(informationdisplaychange/menuguide/dateandtimecheck/LEDilluminator)(p.3,p.13,p.22)

o/Dbutton(panorama/tapcontrol/ShadowAdjustmentTechnology/multiwindow/erase)(p.17,p.24)

obutton(p.3,p.23)

Arrowpad

obutton

Buttonsinuse

Operating the camera by tapping the body (p. 46)Youcanoperatethecamerabytappingthebodywhen[TAPCONTROL]is[ON].

To set [TAP CONTROL] to [ON]

1 Tapthetopsurfaceofthecameratwice.The[TAPCONTROL]settingsscreendisplays.

2 Tapthetopsurfaceofthecameratwice.Thesettingisconfirmed.

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x2&

ONOFF

TAP CONTROL

Tap the camera body to operatethe camera.

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1G SLIDESHOW............... p.352H PERFECTFIX............. p.353MBEAUTYFIX................ p.354I EDIT

Q(Resize)................ p.36P(Crop).................... p.36COLOREDIT............... p.36

MenusforPlayback,Editing,andPrintingFunctions Whenthemodedialissettotheqposition,settingscanbeadjusted.

MENUEXIT SET OK

PLAYBACK MENU

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2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

Playbackmodetopmenu

CALENDAR................. p.37INDEX.......................... p.37

5J PLAYBACKMENU0(Protect)............... p.37y(Rotate)................... p.38R(Addsoundtostillimages).................... p.38

6K ERASE......................... p.387L PRINTORDER............ p.398E SETUP*

*Sameas“MenusforShootingFunctions”

9F SILENTMODE............ p.47

1A IMAGEQUALITY......... p.272B CAMERAMENU

WB............................... p.28ISO.............................. p.28DRIVE.......................... p.28FINEZOOM................. p.29DIGITALZOOM........... p.29ESP/n....................... p.29AFMODE.................... p.29R(Soundrecording).... p.30IMAGESTABILIZER(Stillimages)/DISMOVIEMODE(Movies)................... p.30

SHADOWADJ............. p.303O SCENEMODE............. p.314N PANORAMA................. p.325D RESET......................... p.346E SETUP

MEMORYFORMAT/FORMAT.................. p.40

BACKUP...................... p.40W(Language)........ p.40PWONSETUP........... p.41MENUCOLOR............ p.41SOUNDSETTINGS..... p.42RECVIEW................... p.42

FILENAME.................. p.43PIXELMAPPING......... p.43s(Monitor)............... p.44X(Date/time)............ p.44DUALTIME................... p.44VIDEOOUT................. p.45POWERSAVE............. p.46LEDILLUMINATOR..... p.46TAPCONTROL........... p.46

7F SILENTMODE............ p.47

Menu IndexMenusforShootingFunctions Whenthemodedialissettoashootingmodeposition(AKbn),settingscanbeadjusted.

MENUEXIT SET OK

CAMERA MENU

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2

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6

4

Shootingmodetopmenu

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Names of Parts

1 Microphone............................p.30,382 Multi-connector................p.45,48,543 Connectorcover........p.45,48,54,664 Strapeyelet..................................p.105 Speaker.......................................... —6 Battery/cardcompartmentcover

......................................... p.11,57,66

Camera unit

1

2

3

4

6

5

87

9

10

7 Lens.............................................p.618 Self-timerlamp/LEDilluminator

.........................................p.22,31,469 Flash............................................p.2010 Tripodsocket.................................. —

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8

7

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6

3

1112

910

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1 nbutton.............................p.132 Zoombutton...........................p.20,253 Monitor.........................p.8,15,44,564 Cardaccesslamp........................p.635 button..............................p.3,56 DISP./E/Ybutton

(informationdisplaychange/menuguide/dateandtimecheck/LEDilluminator).................p.3,13,22

7 Shutterbutton........................p.15,568 Modedial.................p.3,5,15,16,18

9 qbutton(playback)...................p.1610 obutton(OK/FUNC)..............p.3,2311 o/Dbutton(panorama/tapcontrol/

ShadowAdjustmentTechnology/multiwindow/erase)...............p.17,24

12 Arrowpad............................p.3,4,12Fbutton(exposurecompensation)........p.21&button(macro)....................p.21Ybutton(self-timer)...............p.22#button(flash).......................p.20

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Monitor

Shooting mode display

10M

+2.0 1/30 F3.5

P

4IN

ISO1600

AFL

NORM

1

10

1213

11

15171819 1416

252423222120

2 5 98763

+2.0 IN 00:34VGA

15

1

1213

11

15 141619

25

222120

2 544 983 6

Stillimage Movie

1 Shootingmode.......................p.18,192 Flashmode..................................p.203 Silentmode..................................p.474 Imagestabilization(stillimages)/

Digitalimagestabilization(movies).....................................................p.30

5 Macro/supermacro/S-macroLEDmode.....................p.21

6 ShadowAdjustmentTechnology...p.307 AFlock.........................................p.188 Tapcontrol.........................p.4,32,469 Batterycheck.........................p.10,5710 Flashstandby/camerashakewarning/

flashcharge.................................p.5611 AFtargetmark.............................p.1512 Soundrecord.........................p.19,30

13 Dualtime......................................p.4414 Numberofstorablestillpictures/

remainingrecordingtime.........................................p.15,19,63

15 Currentmemory...........................p.6216 Self-timer.....................................p.2217 Aperturevalue.............................p.1518 Shutterspeed..............................p.1519 Exposurecompensation..............p.2120 Compression/Framerate.............p.2721 Imagesize...................................p.2722 Metering.......................................p.2923 Drive............................................p.2824 ISO...............................................p.2825 Whitebalance..............................p.28

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Playback mode display

10M

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+2.0F3.5

10

IN

x

100-0004NORM

1/1000

ISO 1600

2

1011

9

78

12

3 4 61

16

17

131415

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VGA15

1116

910

12

3 4 61

1314

5 5

Still image Movie

1 Silent mode ..................................p.472 Print reservation/

number of prints ...................p.51/p.503 Sound record .............p.19, 30, 38, 604 Protect .........................................p.375 Tap control .........................p.4, 32, 466 Battery check .........................p.10, 577 Aperture value .............................p.158 Exposure compensation ..............p.219 White balance ..............................p.28

10 Image size ...................................p.2711 File number ..................................p.4312 Frame number

Elapsed time/total recording time .....................................................p.17

13 Current memory ...........................p.6214 Compression/Frame rate .............p.2715 ISO ...............................................p.2816 Date and time ........................p.13, 4417 Shutter speed ..............................p.15

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Preparing the Camera

Batterycomespartiallycharged.Beforeuse,besuretochargethebatteryuntilthechargingindicatorgoesoff(forapprox.2hours).

Ifthechargeindicatordoesnotlightoritblinks,thebatterymaynotbeinsertedcorrectlyorthebatteryorthechargermaybebroken.

Fordetailsonthebatteryandthecharger,see“Batteryandcharger”(p.61).

When to charge the batteryChargethebatterywhentheerrormessageshownbelowappears.

BATTERYEMPTY

Monitortopright Errormessage

Flashesinred

Attaching the camera strap

Pullthestraptightsothatitdoesnotcomeloose.

Charging the battery

Theincludedbatterycharger(ACcabletypeorplug-intype)differsdependingontheregionwhereyoupurchasedthecamera.Ifyoureceivedaplug-intypebatterycharger,plugitdirectlyintoanACoutlet.

Example: AC cable type battery charger

ACoutlet

ACcable

Lithiumionbattery

Batterycharger

ChargingindicatorLights:ChargingOff:Charged

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3

Insertthecardstraightinuntilitclicksintoplace.

Donottouchthecontactareaonthecard.

4

ThiscameraallowstheusertotakepicturesusingtheinternalmemoryevenwhennoxD-PictureCard(soldseparately)isinserted.“UsinganxD-PictureCard” (p.62) “Numberofstorablepictures(stillpictures)/continuousrecordinglength(movies)intheinternalmemoryandxD-Picturecard” (p.63)

To remove the xD-Picture Card

1 2

Pressinthecarduntilitclicksandcomesoutslightly,andthengraspthecardtopullitout.

NotchIndexarea NotchIndexareaLoading the battery and the xD-Picture Card™ (sold separately) into the camera

DonotinsertanythingotherthananxD-PictureCardorthemicroSDAttachmentintothecamera.

1

2

Thebatteryhasfrontsideandbackside.Insertthebatteryinthecorrectdirectionasillustrated.Ifthebatteryisnotinsertedcorrectly,thecameradoesnotoperate.

Insertthebatterywhileslidingthebatterylockknobinthedirectionofthearrow.

Slidingthebatterylockknobinthedirectionofthearrowtounlock,andthenremovethebattery.

Besuretoturnoffthecamerawhenyouopenorclosethebattery/cardcompartmentcover.

12

Battery/cardcompartmentcover

12


BatterylockknobBatterylockknob

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Using a microSD card/microSDHC card (sold separately)

microSDcard/microSDHCcard(hereinafterreferredtoas“themicroSDcard”)isalsocompatiblewiththiscamerabyusingthemicroSDAttachment.

“UsingamicroSDAttachment” (p.64)

1 Insert the microSD card into the Attachment.

Insertthecardtotheend.

2 Insert the microSD Attachment into the camera.

Notch

To remove the microSD card

PullthemicroSDcardstraightout.

DonottouchthecontactareaonthemicroSDAttachmentandmicroSDcard.

Arrow pad and operation guideThesymbols, displayedonvarioussettingandmovieplaybackscreensindicatethatarrowpadareused.

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2008 08 26 12 30

OK

X

Y M D

TIME

MENUCANCEL SET

Y M D

0.0 +0.3

+0.7 +1.0

EXPOSURE COMP.

Arrowpad

Operationguidesdisplayedatthebottomofthescreenindicatethatthebutton,obutton,zoombutton,orDbuttonisused.

1

4

2

5

3

6

IN

OK MENUBACK GO

SEL. IMAGE

TW SET OK

MENUEXIT SET OK

CAMERA MENU

Operationguide

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Setting the date and timeThedateandtimesetherearesavedtoimagefilenames,dateprints,andotherdata.

1 Press the n button to turn on the camera.Thedateandtimesettingscreenisdisplayedwhenthedateandtimearenotset.

X

Y M

Y M D

D TIME

---- -- -- -- --

MENUCANCEL

Dateandtimesettingscreen

2 Use AB to select the year for [Y].

2009 -- -- -- --

X

Y M

Y M D

D TIME

MENUCANCEL

3 Press D to save the setting for [Y].

2009 -- -- -- --

X

Y M

Y M D

D TIME

MENUCANCEL

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4 As in steps 2 and 3, use ABCD and the o button to set [M] (month), [D] (day), and [TIME] (hours and minutes), and [Y/M/D] (date order).

Forprecisetimesetting,presstheobuttonasthetimesignalstrikes00seconds.

Tochangethedateandtime,adjustthesettingfromthemenu.[X] (Date/time) (p.44)

To check the date and timePressthegbuttonwhilethecameraisturnedoff.Thecurrenttimeisdisplayedforapprox.3seconds.

Changing the display languageThelanguageforthemenuanderrormessagesdisplayedonthemonitorisselectable.

1 Press the button, and press ABCD to select [E] (SETUP).

MENUEXIT SET OK

SETUP

2 Press the o button.

1234

BACKUP

NORMAL

SETUP

ENGLISHPW ON SETUPMENU COLOR

MEMORY FORMAT

MENUEXIT SET OK

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3 Use AB to select [W] and press the o button.

W

FRANCAISDEUTSCHESPAÑOLITALIANO

ENGLISH 日本語

OKSETBACK MENU

4 Use ABCD to select your language and press the o button.

5 Press the button.

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Shooting, Viewing, and Erasing

3 Hold the camera, and compose the shot.

1/400 F3.5

P

Horizontalgrip

Verticalgrip

Monitor

4 Press the shutter button halfway down to focus on the subject.Whenthecamerafocusesonthesubject,theexposureislocked(shutterspeedandaperturevaluearedisplayed),andtheAFtargetmarkchangestogreen.

ThecamerawasunabletofocusiftheAFtargetmarkflashesred.Tryfocusingagain.

1/400 F3.5

P

AFtargetmark

Presshalfway

ShutterspeedAperturevalue

“Focusing”(p.58)

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Shooting with optimum aperture value and shutter speed (K mode)

Inthismode,automaticcamerashootingcanbeusedwhilealsoallowingchangestoawiderangeofothershootingmenufunctions,suchasexposurecompensation,whitebalance,andsoonwhenneeded.

1 Set the mode dial to K.

2 Press the n button to turn on the camera.

10M

P

4INNORM

Monitor(standbymodescreen)

Numberofstorablestillpictures(p.63)

Pressthenbuttonagaintoturnoffthecamera.

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5 To take the picture, gently press the shutter button all the way down while being careful not to shake the camera.

P

1/400 F3.5

Imagereviewscreen

Pressfully

To view images during shootingPressingtheqbuttonenablesplaybackofimages.Toreturntoshooting,eitherpresstheqbuttonagainorpresstheshutterbuttonhalfwaydown.

Youcanoperatethecamerabytappingthebodywhen[TAPCONTROL]is[ON].[TAPCONTROL](p.46)

To shoot movies“Shootingmovies(Amode)”(p.19)

Viewing images

1 Set the mode dial to q.

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10M

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Playbackimage

Framenumber

2 Use ABCD to select an image.Displays

10framesbeforethecurrentimage

Displaysnextimage

Displayspreviousimage

Displays10framesafterthecurrentimage

Thedisplaysizeoftheimagescanbechanged.“Indexview,calendarview,andclose-upview”(p.25)

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To play back moviesSelectamovie,andpresstheobutton.

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4INMOVIE PLAY OK

Movie

Operations during movie playbackVolume:Duringplayback,pressAB.Fast-forward/rewind:SelectwithCD.Eachtimeabuttonispressed,theplaybackspeedcyclesthrough2x,20x,andstandard(1x)speedinthedirectionofthepressedbutton.Pause:Presstheobutton.

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Duringplayback

Elapsedtime/Totalrecordingtime

First (last) frame/frame advance:Duringpause,pressA todisplaythefirstframe,andpressBtodisplaythelastframe.PlaybackisreversedwhileCispressed,playbackoccursnormallywhileDispressed.Presstheobuttontoresumeplayback.

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/

Duringpause

To stop movie playbackPressthe button.

Erasing images during playback (Single image erase)

1 Press the D button when the playback image to be erased is displayed.

ERASE

OK

IN

NOYES

SETCANCEL MENU

2 Press A to select [YES], and press the o button.

[KERASE](p.38)

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“Importantinformationaboutwaterandshockresistantfeatures”(p.64)

To lock the focus distance for underwater shoots (AF lock)When[UNDERWATERSNAPSHOT],[kUNDERWATERWIDE1],or,[HUNDERWATERMACRO]isselected,pressB.

AFL

10M

4INNORM

^mark

Tocancel,pressBagaintoclearthe^mark.

Enhancing skin tone and texture (b mode)

Thecamerafindsaperson’sfaceandgivestheskinasmooth,translucentlookfortakingthepicture.

1 Set the mode dial to b.

10M

4INNORM

bmodeindicator

Thissectiondescribestheavailableshootingmodes.Dependingonthemode,somesettingscanbechanged.Fordetailsonthefunctionsthatcanbeadjusted,see“MenusforShootingFunctions”onpage27.

Using the best mode for the shooting scene ( mode)

1 Set the mode dial to .

PORTRAIT

SET OKMENUEXIT

AnexplanationoftheselectedmodeisdisplayedwhiletheEbuttonispressedandheld.

2 Use AB to select the best shooting mode for the scene, and press the o button.

10M

4INNORM

Iconindicatingthescenemode

thatisset

Tochangetoanotherscenemode,usethemenu.[OSCENEMODE](p.31)

To take underwater photosSelect[UNDERWATERSNAPSHOT],[kUNDERWATERWIDE1],[lUNDERWATERWIDE2]*1,[HUNDERWATERMACRO].

*1 Whensetto[lUNDERWATERWIDE2],thefocusdistanceisautomaticallyfixedtoapprox.5.0m(16.4ft.).

Besuretouseanunderwatercasewhenusingthecameraatdepthsexceeding3m(9.8ft.).

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Using Shooting Modes

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2 Point the camera toward the subject. Check the frame appearing around the face detected by the camera, and then press the shutter button to take the picture.Theuneditedimageandeditedimagearebothsaved.

Iftheimagecannotberetouched,onlytheuneditedimageissaved.

Forsomesubjects,theframemaynotappear,maytakesometimetoappear,ortheeditingmaynotbeeffective.

The[IMAGESIZE]oftheretouchedimageislimitedto[J]orlower.

Shooting with automatic settings (A mode)

Thecamerawillautomaticallyselecttheoptimalshootingmodeforthescene.Thisisafullyautomaticmodethatallowsyoutotakeapicturesuitedtothescenebysimplypressingtheshutterbutton.SettingsintheshootingfunctionmenuarenotavailableinAmode.

1 Set the mode dial to A.

10M

4INNORM

iAUTO

Theindicatorchangestotheiconforthescenemodeselectedbythecamera.

Presstheshutterbuttonhalfwaydownorpressthegbuttontocheckwhichshootingmodethecamerahasautomaticallyselected.

Insomecases,thecameramaynotselectthedesiredshootingmode.

Whenthecameracannotidentifywhichistheoptimalmode,Pmodewillbeselected.

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Shooting movies (n mode)Audioisrecordedwiththemovie.

1 Set the mode dial to n.

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15 IN

Amodeindicator

To zoom while shooting a movieTheopticalzoomisnotavailablewhileshootingamovie.Use[DIGITALZOOM](p.29).

To shoot a movie with digital image stabilization[DISMOVIEMODE](p.30)

2 Press the shutter button halfway down to focus on the subject, and gently press the button all the way down to start recording.

Presshalfway

Pressfully 00:34

REC

Lightsredduringshooting

Remainingrecordingtime(p.63)

3 Gently press the shutter button all the way down to stop recording.

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Thezoombarappearanceidentifiesthestatusofthefinezoom/digitalzoom.

Finezoomrange

Digitalzoomrange

Whenusingopticalzoom

Whenusingfinezoom

Whenusingdigitalzoom

Opticalzoomrange

Using the flashTheflashfunctionscanbeselectedtobestmatchtheshootingconditionsandrenderthedesiredimage.

1 Press the # button. Youcanoperatethecamerabytappingthebodywhen[TAPCONTROL]is[ON].[TAPCONTROL](p.46)

P

OKOK

AUTO

SET

FLASH AUTOAUTO ! # $

Inadditiontothewidevarietyofshootingmodes,thecamerahasfunctionsthatbroadentheexpressiverangeandshootingoptionsavailabletothephotographer.

Using the optical zoomPressingthezoombuttonadjuststheshootingrange.

Pressingthewide(W)button

Pressingthetelephoto(T)button

10M

P

4INNORM

10M

P

4INNORM

W T W T

Zoombar

Opticalzoom:3.6×,Digitalzoom:5.0×.

Useof[IMAGESTABILIZER](Stillimages)/[DISMOVIEMODE](Movies)(p.30)isrecommendedwhenshootingwiththetelephotozoom.

To take larger images without reducing image quality[FINEZOOM](p.29)

To take larger images[DIGITALZOOM](p.29)

Using Shooting Functions

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2 Use CD to select the setting option, and press the o button to set.

Item Description

FLASHAUTO Theflashfiresautomaticallyinlow-lightorbacklightconditions.

REDEYEThisemitspre-flashestoreducetheoccurrenceofredeyeinyourphotos.

FILLIN Theflashfiresregardlessoftheavailablelight.

FLASHOFF Theflashdoesnotfire.

Adjusting the brightness (Exposure compensation)

Thestandardbrightness(appropriateexposure)setbythecamerabasedontheshootingmode(exceptforA)canbeadjustedbrighterordarkertoobtainadesiredshot.

1 Press the F button.

0.0 +0.3

+0.7 +1.0

EXPOSURE COMP.

Exposurecompensationvalue

2 Use ABCD to select the desired brightness image, and press the o button.

Shooting closeups (Macro shooting)

Thisfunctionenablesthecameratofocusandshootsubjectsatclosedistances.

1 Press the & button. Youcanoperatethecamerabytappingthebodywhen[TAPCONTROL]is[ON].[TAPCONTROL](p.46)

P

OKOKSET

OFFOFF% &

OFFOFF

2 Use CD to select the setting option, and press the o button to set.

Item Description

OFF Macromodeisdeactivated.

MACROThisenablesshootingascloseas10cm/3.9in.*1(30cm/11.8in.*2)tothesubject.

SUPERMACRO*3

Thisenablesshootingascloseas2cm/0.8in.tothesubject.Subjectsat50cm/19.7in.orfarthercannotbebroughtintofocus.

S-MACROLED*3*4

TheLEDilluminatorlightsthearea7to20cm(2.8to7.9in.)fromthelens,whiletheshutterbuttonispressedhalfwaydown.

*1Whenthezoomisatthewidest(W)position.*2Whenthezoomisatthemosttelephoto(T)position.*3 Thezoomisautomaticallyfixed.*4 [ISO](p.28)isautomaticallyfixedto[AUTO].

Theflash(p.20)andzoom(p.20)cannotbesetwhen[%]or[O]isselected.

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Using the self-timerAftertheshutterbuttonispressedallthewaydown,thepictureistakenafteratimedelay.

1 Press the Y button.

OFF

P

OKOK

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SET

SELFTIMER

OFFON

YYY

2 Use AB to select the setting option, and press the o button to set.

Item Description

OFF Thiscancelstheself-timer.

ON

Theself-timerlampturnsonforapprox.10seconds,andthenblinksforapprox.2seconds,andthenthepictureistaken.

Self-timershootingisautomaticallycanceledafteroneshot.

To cancel the self-timer after it startsPresstheYbuttonagain.

Using the LED illuminatorInadarklocation,theLEDilluminatorcanbeusedasanauxiliarylighttoseethingsorcomposeshots.

1 Set [LED ILLUMINATOR] (p. 46) to [ON].

2 Press and hold the Y button down until the LED illuminator lights up.IfyouperformanoperationwhentheLEDilluminatorison,itwillilluminateuptoapprox.90seconds.

LEDilluminator

TheLEDilluminatorturnsoffifnooperationisperformedforapprox.30seconds.

Evenwhenthecamera’spoweristurnedoff,iftheYbuttonispresseduntiltheLEDilluminatorlightsup,itlightsfor30seconds.

To turn the LED illuminator offPressandholdtheYbuttondown,untiltheLEDilluminatorturnsoff.

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Changing the shooting information display

Thedisplayofthescreeninformationcanbechangedtobestmatchthesituation,suchasfortheneedofclearviewofthescreenorformakingaprecisecompositionbyusingthegriddisplay.

1 Press the g button.Thedisplayedshootinginformationchangesintheordershownbeloweachtimethebuttonispressed.“Shootingmodedisplay”(p.8)

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Histogram

Grid

Reading a histogram

Ifthepeakfillstoomuchoftheframe,theimagewillappearmostlywhite.

Ifthepeakfillstoomuchoftheframe,theimagewillappearmostlyblack.

Thegreensectionshowstheluminancedistributioninthecenterareaofthemonitor.

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Using the FUNC menuTheFUNCmenuprovidesthefollowingmenufunctionsthatcanbequicklycalledandset.[WB](p.28)• [ESP/n](p.29)•[ISO](p.28)• [AIMAGEQUALITY](p.27)•[DRIVE](p.28)•


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2 Use AB to select the menu function and CD to select the setting option, and then press the o button to set.

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Quickly calling and using shooting functions

Thefollowingmenufunctionscanbequicklycalledandused.[PANORAMA](p.32)• [SHADOWADJ](p.30)•[TAPCONTROL](p.46)• [MULTIWINDOW](p.24)•

1 Press the o/D button.

PANORAMA

2 Use CD to select the menu function, and press the o button to set.

To use the effects preview screen (Multi window)Selectinganoptionfrom[ZOOM],[EXPOSURECOMP.],[WB]or[ESP/n]shows4previewimagesthatreflecttheadjustedvaluesoftheselectedshootingfunction.UseABCDtoselectthedesiredimage,andpresstheobutton.

Brightening the monitor (Backlight boost)

Pressingandholdingtheo/Dbuttonbrightensthemonitor.Themonitorreturnstotheoriginalbrightnessifnooperationisperformedfor10seconds.

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Using Playback Features

To select an image in index viewUseABCDtoselectanimage,andpresstheobuttontodisplaytheselectedimageinsingle-imageview.

To select images in calendar viewUseABCDtoselectadateandpresstheobuttonorTonthezoombuttontoviewtheimagestakenontheselecteddate.

To scroll an image in close-up viewUseABCD tomovetheviewingarea.

Changing the image information display

Shootinginformationdisplayedonthescreencanbechanged.

1 Press the g button.Thedisplayedimageinformationchangesintheordershownbeloweachtimethebuttonispressed.

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“Readingahistogram”(p.23)

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Index view, calendar view, and close-up view

Indexviewandcalendarviewenablequickselectionofatargetimage.Close-upview(upto10xmagnification)allowscheckingofimagedetails.

1 Press the zoom button.

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Playing back panorama images

Panoramaimagesthatwerecombinedtogetherusing[COMBINEINCAMERA1]or[COMBINEINCAMERA2]canbescrolledforviewing.

“Creatingpanoramicimages[NPANORAMA]”(p.32)

1 Select a panorama image during playback.

“Viewingimages”(p.16)

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Currentviewingarea

To control panorama image playbackZoom in/Zoom out:Pressthezoombutton.Playback direction:PressABCDtoscrollinthedirectionofthepressedbutton.Pause:Presstheobutton.Restart scrolling:Presstheobutton.Stop playback: Pressthebutton.

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Adjust the settings for the functions while referring to “Using the Menu” (p. 3).

Menus for Shooting Functions

Whenthemodedialissettoashootingmodeposition(AKbA),settingscanbeadjusted.

indicatespositionsofthemodedialatwhichthefunctioncanbeset.

Thedefaultsettingsofthefunctionarehighlightedin .

Selecting the appropriate image quality for your application [A IMAGE QUALITY]AIMAGEQUALITY

:AKbA

Still images

Submenu 1 Submenu 2 Application

IMAGESIZE

10M(3648×2736) SuitableforprintingpicturesoverA3(11×17in.).

5M(2560×1920) SuitableforprintingpicturesatA4(8.5×11in.).

3M(2048×1536) SuitableforprintingpicturesuptoA4(8.5×11in.).

2M(1600×1200) SuitableforprintingpicturesatA5(5×7in.).

1M(1280×960) Suitableforprintingpicturesatpostcardsize.

VGA(640×480) SuitableforviewingpicturesonaTVorusingpicturesonemailsandwebsites.

16:9(1920×1080) SuitableforplayingpicturesonwidescreenTV.

COMPRESSIONFINE Shootingathighquality.NORMAL Shootingatnormalquality.

Movies


IMAGESIZE VGA(640×480)/QVGA(320×240) Selecttheimagequalitybasedontheimagesizeandframerate.

Higherframeratesprovidesmoothermovies.FRAMERATE N30fps*1/

O15fps*1

*1 framespersecond

“Numberofstorablepictures(stillpictures)/continuousrecordinglength(movies)intheinternalmemoryandxD-PictureCard”(p.63)

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Adjusting to a natural color scheme [WB]B CAMERA MENU WB

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Submenu 2 Application

AUTOThe camera automatically adjusts the white balance according to the shooting scene.

5 For shooting outdoors under a clear sky

3 For shooting outdoors under a cloudy sky

1 For shooting under tungsten lighting

wFor shooting under daylight fluorescent lighting (household lighting, etc.)

xFor shooting under neutral fluorescent lighting (desk lamps, etc.)

y For shooting under white fluorescent lighting (offices, etc.)

Selecting the ISO sensitivity [ISO]B CAMERA MENU ISO

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Abbreviation for the International Organization for Standardization. ISO standards specify the sensitivity for digital cameras and film, thus codes such as “ISO 100” are used to represent sensitivity.

In the ISO setting, although smaller values result in less sensitivity, sharp images can be taken under fully lit conditions. Larger values result in higher sensitivity, and images can be taken at fast shutter speeds even under dimly lit conditions. However, high sensitivity introduces electrostatic noise into the resulting picture, which may give it a grainy appearance.


AUTOThe camera automatically adjusts the sensitivity according to the shooting scene.

HIGH ISO AUTO

The camera uses a higher sensitivity compared to [AUTO] to minimize blur caused by a moving subject or by camera shake.

50/100/200/400/ 800/1600

The ISO (sensitivity) setting is fixed by manually selecting it.

Shooting pictures sequentially while the shutter button is held down [DRIVE]B CAMERA MENU DRIVE

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oOne frame is shot each time the shutter button is pressed.

j*1

Sequential shooting at the focus, brightness (exposure), and white balance that is locked in the first frame.

WSequential shooting at a higher speed than [j].

*1 The shooting speed varies depending on the settings for [A IMAGE QUALITY] (p. 28).

When set to [j], [R] (Sound recording) (p. 30) is not available.

When set to [W], flash is set fixed [$] (FLASH OFF) and [ISO] is fixed to [AUTO].

When set to [W], [IMAGE SIZE] is limited to [I] or lower. Moreover, [FINE ZOOM] (p. 29), [DIGITAL ZOOM] (p. 29), and [R] (Sound recording) (p. 30) are not available.

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Shooting at higher magnifications than optical zoom without reducing the image quality [FINE ZOOM]BCAMERAMENUFINEZOOM

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OFF Onlyopticalzoomisusedtozoominforshooting.

ONOpticalzoomandimagecroppingarecombinedtozoominforshooting(Approx.21x(max.)).

Thisfunctionwillnotreducetheimagequalitysinceitdosenotconvertthedatawithfewerpixelsintothedatawithlargerpixels.

Whensetto[ON],[IMAGESIZE]islimitedto[H]orlower.

Thisfunctionisnotavailablewhen[DIGITALZOOM]is[ON].

Thisfunctionisnotavailablewhen[%SUPERMACRO] (p.21)or[OS-MACROLED](p.21)isselected.

Shooting at higher magnifications than optical zoom [DIGITAL ZOOM]BCAMERAMENUDIGITALZOOM

:KbA


OFF Onlyopticalzoomisusedtozoominforshooting.

ONOpticalzoomanddigitalzoomarecombinedtozoominforshooting(Approx.18x(max.)).

Thisfunctionisnotavailablewhen[FINEZOOM]is[ON].

Thisfunctionisnotavailablewhen[% SUPERMACRO](p.21)or[OS-MACROLED](p.21)isselected.

Selecting the range for measuring the brightness [ESP/n]BCAMERAMENUESP/n

:KA


ESP

Shootstoobtainabalancedbrightnessovertheentirescreen.(Metersthebrightnessatthecenterandsurroundingareasofthescreenseparately.)

n(spot) Shootsthesubjectatthecenterduringbacklighting.

Whensetto[ESP],thecentermayappeardarkwhenshootingagainststrongbacklighting.

Selecting the focusing area [AF MODE]BCAMERAMENUAFMODE

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FACEDETECT*1

Thisisusedfortakingpicturesofpeople.(Thecameraautomaticallydetectsafaceanddisplaysaframeonthemonitor).Presstheshutterbuttonhalfway,whenthecamerafocusesonafacetheAFtargetmarklightsgreen.WhentheAFtargetmarklightsorange,thisindicatesthecamerahasfocusedonsomethingotherthanaface.

iESP

Thisenablesyoutocomposetheshotwithoutworryingaboutthefocusingposition.Thecamerafindsthesubjecttofocusonandautomaticallyadjuststhefocus.

SPOT ThecamerafocusesonthesubjectwithintheAFtargetmark.

*1 Forsomesubjects,theframemaynotappearormaytakesometimetoappear.

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Recording sound when shooting still images [R]BCAMERAMENUR

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Submenu 2 ApplicationOFF Nosoundisrecorded.

ON

Thecameraautomaticallystartsrecordingforapprox.4secondsaftertakingthepicture.Thisisusefulforrecordingnotesorcommentsaboutthepicture.

Whenrecording,aimthemicrophone(p.6)atthesourceofthesoundyouwanttorecord.

Reducing the blur caused by the camera shake when shooting [IMAGE STABILIZER] (still images) / [DIS MOVIE MODE] (movies)BCAMERAMENUIMAGESTABILIZER/DISMOVIEMODE

:KbA


OFF

Theimagestabilizerisdeactivated.This isrecommendedforshootingwhenthecamera isfixed inplaceonatripodorotherstablesurface.

ON Theimagestabilizerisactivated.

Thecamera’sdefaultsettingsare[IMAGESTABILIZER](stillimages)to[ON]and[DISMOVIEMODE](movies)to[OFF].

While[IMAGESTABILIZER](stillimages)issetto[ON],noisesmayoccurfromtheinsideofthecameraiftheshutterbuttonispressed.

Imagesmaynotbestabilizedifcamerashakeistoosevere.

Whentheshutterspeedisextremelyslow,suchaswhentakingstillshotsortakingpicturesatnight,thestabilizermaynotbeaseffective.

Whenshootingwhilethe[DISMOVIEMODE](movie)issetto[ON],theimagewillbeenlargedsomewhatbeforesaving.

Brightening the subject against backlight [SHADOW ADJ]BCAMERAMENUSHADOWADJ

:KbA


OFF Shootswithoutusing [SHADOWADJ].

ON

Thecamerafindsaperson’sfacethathasbeendarkenedbybacklightandmakesitappearbrighterfortakingthepicture.(Pointthecameratowardthesubject.Checktheframethatappearsaroundthefacedetectedbythecamera,andthenpresstheshutterbuttontotakethepicture.)

Forsomesubjects,theframemaynotappearormaytakesometimetoappear.

Whensetto[ON],[ESP/n](p.29)isautomaticallyfixedto[ESP],and[AFMODE](p.29)isautomaticallyfixedto[FACEDETECT].

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Selecting a scene mode according to the shooting situation [O SCENE MODE]OSCENEMODE

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Inmode,theoptimumshootingsettingsarepre-programmedforspecificshootingscenes.Forthisreason,settingsmaynotbechangedinsomemodes.

Submenu 1 ApplicationBPORTRAIT/FLANDSCAPE/GNIGHTSCENE*1/MNIGHT+PORTRAIT*1/CSPORT/NINDOOR/WCANDLE*1/RSELFPORTAIT/SSUNSET*1/XFIREWORKS*1/VCUISINE/dDOCUMENTS/qBEACH&SNOW/lSMILESHOT*2/UNDERWATERSNAPSHOT/kUNDERWATERWIDE1/lUNDERWATERWIDE2/HUNDERWATERMACRO/YPRE-CAPTUREMOVIE/aSNOW

Thecameratakesapictureinthemodefortheshootingscene.

*1Whenthesubjectisdark,noisereductionisautomaticallyactivated.Thisapproximatelydoublestheshootingtime,duringwhichnootherpicturescanbetaken.

*2 Thefocusislockedatthefirstframe.

To shoot with the selected mode“Usingthebestmodefortheshootingscene(mode)”(p.18)

Detecting a smiling face to release the shutter automatically ([lSMILE SHOT] mode)1Select[lSMILESHOT],andthenaim

thecameratowardsthesubject.Theself-timerlampturnson.Whenasmilingfaceisdetected,thecameraautomaticallytakes3sequentialshots.

Picturescanalsobetakenmanuallybypressingtheshutterbutton.

Thecameramaynotbeabletodetectasmilingfaceforsomesubjects.

[IMAGESIZE]islimitedto[I]orlower.

Capturing the perfect moment when shooting ([YPRE-CAPTURE MOVIE] mode)1UseABtoselect[YPRE-CAPTURE

MOVIE],andthenpresstheobuttontoset.

Thisfunctionisreadyforshootingimmediatelyaftersettingthisoption.

2Presstheshutterbuttontostartmovieshooting.

A7-secondmovie,including2-secondmovieimmediatelybeforepressingtheshutterbutton,istaken.

Theopticalzoomandautofocusfunctionareavailableduringmovierecording.

Soundisnotrecorded.

AFtargetmarkdoesnotappearonthemonitor.

Select[IMAGESIZE]from[VGA]or[QVGA],andselect[FRAMERATE]from[N30fps]or[O15fps].

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Tapping the camera to shoot a picture ([aSNOW] mode)1Select[aSNOW],andthenpresstheo

button.[TAPCONTROL](p.46)automaticallybecomesactiveandthecameracanbeoperatedbytapping.

2Tapthebackofthecamerabodytwice.[SELFTIMER]becomesactiveandthepictureisautomaticallytakenafter2seconds.

Creating panoramic images [N PANORAMA]NPANORAMA

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COMBINEINCAMERA1*1*2

Threeframesaretakenandcombinedbythecamera.Theuseronlycomposestheshotssothatthetargetmarksandpointersoverlap,andthecameraautomaticallyreleasestheshutter.Theshootingfunctionsarealreadypresettotheoptimumsettingsforpanoramicshooting.

COMBINEINCAMERA2*1*2

Threeframesaretakenandcombinedbythecamera.Theusercomposestheshotsusingtheguideframeandmanuallyreleasestheshutter.

COMBINEINPC

TheframesthatweretakenarecombinedintoapanoramaimageusingtheOLYMPUSMaster2softwarefromtheprovidedCD-ROM.Picturesaretakeninthelast[ISO]or[OSCENEMODE]settings(exceptforsomescenemodes).

*1Notavailableinmode(p.18).*2 The[AIMAGEQUALITY](p.27)settingcannotbechanged.

Thefocus,exposure(p.21),zoomposition(p.20),and[WB](p.28)arelockedatthefirstframe.

Theflash(p.20)isfixedto$(FLASHOFF)mode.

Panoramaimagescanbeeditedusing[SHADOWADJ](p.30),[COLOREDIT](p.36)only.

“Playingbackpanoramaimages”(p.26)

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Taking pictures with [COMBINE IN CAMERA 1]1Presstheshutterbuttontotakethefirst

frame.2Movethecameraslightlyinthedirection

ofthesecondframe.

SAVE OKMENUCANCEL

Targetmark

Pointer

Screenwhencombiningimagesfromlefttoright

3Movethecameraslowlywhilekeepingitstraight,andstopthecamerawherethepointerandtargetmarkoverlap.

Thecamerareleasestheshutterautomatically.

SAVE OKMENUCANCEL

Tocombineonlytwopictures,presstheobuttonbeforetakingthethirdframe.

4TakethethirdframeinthesamewayasStep3.

Afterthethirdframeistaken,thecameraautomaticallyprocessestheframesandthecombinedpanoramaimageisdisplayed.

Tocancelmakingpanoramicpictureduringshooting,pressthebutton.

Whentheshutterdoesnotautomaticallyrelease,try[COMBINEINCAMERA2]or[COMBINEINPC].

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Taking pictures with [COMBINE IN CAMERA 2]1UseCDtoselectthedirectionthatthe

framesarecombined.

MENUCANCEL

Directionforcombiningthe

nextframe

2Presstheshutterbuttontotakethefirstframe.

Aguideframeappearsasareference.

1stframe

MENUCANCEL MENUCANCEL

Guideframe

Jointarea

3Composethesecondshotsothatthejointareaoverlapstheguideframe.

Compositionofthe2ndframe

OKSAVEMENUCANCEL

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4Presstheshutterbuttontotakethesecondframe. Tocombineonlytwopictures,presstheobuttonbeforetakingthethirdframe.

5TakethethirdframeinthesamewayasSteps3to4.

Afterthethirdframeistaken,thecameraautomaticallyprocessestheframesandthecombinedpanoramaimageisdisplayed.

Tocancelmakingpanoramicpictureduringshooting,pressthebutton.

Taking pictures with [COMBINE IN PC]1UseABCDtoselectthedirectionthat

theframesarecombined.2Presstheshutterbuttontotakethefirst

frame,andthencomposethesecondshot.

Composetheshotusingtheguideframesothatthetwoadjacentframesoverlap.

3RepeatStep2untilthenumberofrequiredframesaretaken,andthenpresstheobuttonwhenfinished. Whenthegmarkisdisplayed,youcannotcontinueshootinganyfurther.Panoramashootingispossibleforupto10frames.

RefertotheOLYMPUSMaster2helpguidefordetailsonhowtomakepanoramaimages.

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Restoring the shooting functions to the default settings [D RESET]DRESET

:AKbA


YES

Restoresthefollowingmenufunctionstothedefaultsettings.Flash(p.20)Exposurecompensation(p.21)Macro(p.21)Self-timer(p.22)[AIMAGEQUALITY](p.27)Menufunctionsin[BCAMERAMENU](p.28to30)

••••••

NO Thecurrentsettingsarenotchanged.

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Menus for Playback, Editing, and Printing Functions


Whenthemodedialissettotheqposition,settingscanbeadjusted.

Playing back automatically [G SLIDESHOW]GSLIDESHOW

Submenu 1 Submenu 2 Submenu 3 ApplicationALL/STILLPICTURE/MOVIE/CALENDAR

NORMAL*1/FADER*1/SLIDE*1/ZOOM*1/date*2

OFF/1/2Selectstherangeofimagesfortheslideshow,thetypeoftransitioneffect([TYPE])usedbetweenimages,andthebackgroundmusic([BGM]).

*1Onlywhen[STILLPICTURE]isselectedinSubmenu1.*2Onlywhen[CALENDAR]isselectedinSubmenu1.

To start a slideshowAfterpressingtheobuttontomakethe[BGM]settings,theslideshowstarts.Tostoptheslideshow,presstheobuttonorthebutton.

[BGM]isnotavailablewhen[FSILENTMODE](p.47) issetto[ON].

Retouching images [H PERFECT FIX]HPERFECTFIX

Dependingonthepicture,theeditingmaynotbeeffective.

Theretouchingprocessmaylowertheimageresolution.


ALL[SHADOWADJ]and[REDEYEFIX]areappliedtogether.

SHADOWADJOnlysectionsdarkenedbybacklightinganddimlightingarebrightened.

REDEYEFIX Eyesthatarereddenedbytheflasharecorrected.

1UseABtoselectacorrectionmethodandpresstheobutton.

2UseCDtoselectanimageforretouching,andpresstheo button.

Theretouchedimageissavedasaseparateimage.

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Retouching the skin and eyes [M BEAUTY FIX]MBEAUTYFIX

Dependingonthepicture,theeditingmaynotbeeffective.


ALL ―

[CLEARSKIN],[SPARKLEEYE]and[DRAMATICEYE]areappliedtogether.

CLEARSKIN SOFT/AVG/HARD

Makesskinlooksmoothandtranslucent.Selectthedesiredeffectfromamongthe3levels.

SPARKLEEYE ― Enhancesthecontrastoftheeyes.

DRAMATICEYE ― Enlargesthesubject’s

eyes.

1UseABtoselectacorrectionmethod,andpresstheobutton.

2UseCDtoselectanimageforretouching,andpresstheobutton.

Theretouchedimageissavedasaseparateimage.

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When [CLEAR SKIN] is selectedUseABtoselecttheretouchinglevel,andpresstheobutton.

CLEAR SKIN

SOFTAVG

HARD

MENUBACK SET OK

Changing the image size [Q]IEDITQ


C640×480 Thissavesahigh-resolutionimageasaseparateimagewithasmallersizeforuseine-mailattachmentsandotherapplications.E320×240

1UseCD toselectanimage.2UseABtoselectanimagesizeand

presstheobutton.Theimagewiththeselectedsizeissavedasaseparateimage.

Cropping a picture [P]IEDITP

1UseCD toselectanimage,andpresstheobutton.

2Usethezoombuttontoselectthesizeofthecroppingframe,anduseABCD tomovetheframe.

TW SET OK

Croppingframe

3Presstheobutton.Theeditedimageissavedasaseparateimage.

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Changing the color tone of image [COLOR EDIT]IEDITCOLOREDIT


Black&white Thischangestheimagetoblackandwhite.

Sepia Thischangestheimagetoasepiatone.

Saturation(hard) Thisincreasesthecolorsaturationoftheimage.

Saturation(soft) Thisslightlyincreasesthecolorsaturationoftheimage.

Black&white

COLOR EDIT

Sepia

Saturation(hard)

Saturation(soft)

1UseCD toselectanimage,andpresstheobutton.

2UseABCDtoselectthedesiredcolor,andpresstheobutton.

Theimagewiththeselectedcolorissavedasaseparateimage.

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Adding a calendar to an image [CALENDAR]IEDITCALENDAR

OK

CALENDAR

SET

1UseCD toselectanimage,andthenpresstheobutton.

2UseCD toselectacalendar,anduseAB toselecttheimageorientation,andpresstheobutton.

3UseAB toselecttheYearofthecalendar,andthenpressD.

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Creating an index of 9 frames from a movie [INDEX]IEDITINDEX

1UseCD toselectamovie,andpresstheobutton.

INDEX

SET OKMENUBACK

Thisfunctionextracts9framesfromamovieandsavesthemasanewpicture(INDEX)containingthumbnailsofeachframe.

Protecting images [0]JPLAYBACKMENU0

Protectedimagescannotbeerasedby[ERASE](p.17),[SEL.IMAGE],or[ALLERASE](p.38),butallimagesareerasedby[MEMORYFORMAT]/[FORMAT](p.40).

Submenu 2 ApplicationOFF Imagescanbeerased.

ON

Imagesareprotectedsothattheycannotbeerasedexceptbyformattingoftheinternalmemory/card.

1UseCD toselectanimage.2UseAB toselect[ON].3Ifnecessary,repeatSteps1and2

toprotectotherimages,andpresstheobutton.

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Rotating images [y]JPLAYBACKMENUy


U+90° Theimageisrotated90°clockwise.

V0° Theimageisnotrotated.

t–90° Theimageisrotated90°counter-clockwise.

1UseCDtoselectanimage.2UseAB toselecttherotationdirection.3Ifnecessary,repeatSteps1and2

toadjustsettingsforotherimages,andpresstheobutton. Thenewpictureorientationwillbesavedevenafterthepoweristurnedoff.

Adding sound to still images [R]JPLAYBACKMENUR


YES

Thecameraadds(records)soundforapprox.4secondswhileplayingbacktheimage.Thisisusefulforrecordingnotesorcommentsabouttheimage.

NO Nosoundisrecorded.

1UseCDtoselectanimage.2Aimthemicrophonetowardsthesound

source.

Microphone

3UseAB toselect[YES],andpresstheobutton.

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Erasing images [K ERASE]KERASE

Checkeachpicturebeforeerasingtoavoiderasinganyimportantpicturesyoumaywanttokeep.


SEL.IMAGE Imagesareindividuallyselectedanderased.

ALLERASE Allimagesintheinternalmemoryorcardareerased.

Whenerasingpicturesintheinternalmemory,donotinsertthecardintothecamera.

Whenerasingpicturesfromthecard,insertacardintothecamerainadvance.

To individually select and erase images [SEL. IMAGE]1UseAB toselect[SEL.IMAGE],and

presstheobutton.2UseABCD toselecttheimagetobe

erased,andpresstheobuttontoaddaRmarktotheimage.

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Rmark

3RepeatStep2toselecttheimagestobeerased,andthenpresstheDbuttontoerasetheselectedimages.

4UseABtoselect[YES],andpresstheobutton.

TheimageswithaRmarkareerased.

To erase all images [ALL ERASE]1UseAB toselect[ALLERASE],and

presstheobutton.2UseABtoselect[YES],andpresstheobutton.

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Saving print settings to the image data [L PRINT ORDER]LPRINTORDER

“PrintReservations(DPOF)”(p.51)

Printreservationcanonlybesetforstillimagesthatarerecordedtothecard.

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Menus for Other Camera Settings


Erasing data completely [MEMORY FORMAT]/[FORMAT]ESETUPMEMORYFORMAT/FORMAT

Beforeformatting,checkthatnoimportantdataisleftintheinternalmemoryorcard.

Non-Olympuscardsandcardsthathavebeenformattedbyacomputermustbeformattedwiththiscamerabeforeuse.


YESCompletelyerasestheimagedataintheinternalmemory*1orcard(includingprotectedimages).

NO Cancelsformatting.

*1 Besuretoremovethecardbeforeformattingtheinternalmemory.

Copying images in the internal memory to the card [BACKUP]ESETUPBACKUP


YES Backsupimagedataintheinternalmemorytothecard.

NO Cancelsthebackup.

Ittakessometimetobackupdata.Checkthatthebatteryhassufficientpowerbeforestartingthebackup,oruseanACadapter.

Changing the display language [W]ESETUPW

“Changingthedisplaylanguage”(p.13)


Languages*1Thelanguageforthemenusanderrormessagesdisplayedonthemonitorisselected.

*1 Theavailablelanguagesvarydependingonthecountryand/orregionwherethecamerawaspurchased.

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Setting the startup display screen and sound when the camera is turned on [PW ON SETUP]ESETUPPWONSETUP


SCREEN

OFF Noimageisdisplayed.1 Apresetimage*1isdisplayed.

2Astillimagestoredintheinternalmemoryorcardisregisteredfordisplay.(Thisoptionleadstothesetupscreen.)

VOLUME*2*3 OFF(Nosound)/LOW/HIGH Thevolumeofthestartupsoundisselected.

*1 Thisimagecannotbechanged.*2When[SCREEN]issetto[OFF],thissettingisnotavailable.*3When[FSILENTMODE](p.47)issetto[ON],thissettingisnotavailable.

To register a startup image1Select[2]inSubmenu3for[SCREEN],andpresstheobutton.2UseCD toselecttheimagetoberegistered,andpresstheobutton.

Selecting the menu screen color and background [MENU COLOR]ESETUPMENUCOLOR

Submenu 2 ApplicationNORMAL/COLOR1/COLOR2/COLOR3 Selectsthemenuscreencolororbackgroundimageaccordingtoyourpreference.

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Viewing the image immediately after shooting [REC VIEW]ESETUPRECVIEW


OFFTheimagebeingrecordedisnotdisplayed.Thisallowstheusertoprepareforthenextshotwhilefollowingthesubjectinthemonitoraftershooting.

ONTheimagebeingrecordedisdisplayed.Thisallowstheusertobrieflychecktheimagethatwasjusttaken.

Evenwhensetto[ON],youcanresumeshootingwhiletheimageisbeingdisplayed.

Selecting the camera sound and its volume [SOUND SETTINGS]ESETUPSOUNDSETTINGS

Submenu 2 Submenu 3 Submenu 4 Application

BEEPSOUNDTYPE 1/2 Selectstheoperatingsoundandvolume

ofthecamerabuttons(excepttheshutterbutton).VOLUME OFF(Nosound)/

LOW/HIGH

SHUTTERSOUNDSOUNDTYPE 1/2/3

Selectsthetypeandvolumeoftheshuttersound.VOLUME OFF(Nosound)/

LOW/HIGH

8 OFF(Nosound)/LOW/HIGH — Adjuststhewarningsoundvolume.

qVOLUME OFF(Nosound)/LOW/HIGH — Adjuststheimageplaybackvolume.

Toturnoffallsoundsatonce,adjustthesettingfrom[FSILENTMODE](p.47).

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Resetting the file name numbers of pictures [FILE NAME]ESETUPFILENAME

Month:1toC(A=October,B=November,C=December)

Day:01to31

Pmdd

Foldername Foldername FilenameDCIM 100OLYMP

999OLYMP

Pmdd0001.jpg

Pmdd9999.jpg

Automaticnumbering

Automaticnumbering


RESET

Thisresetsthesequentialnumberforthefoldernameandfilenamewheneveranewcardisinserted.*1Thisisusefulwhengroupingimagesonseparatecards.

AUTO

Evenwhenanewcardisinserted,thiscontinuesthenumberingforthefoldernameandfilenamefromthepreviouscard.Thisisusefulformanagingallimagefoldernamesandfilesnameswithsequentialnumbers.

*1 Thenumberforthefoldernameisresetto100,andtheoneforthefilenameisresetto0001.

Adjusting the CCD and the image processing function [PIXEL MAPPING]ESETUPPIXELMAPPING

Thisfunctionhasalreadybeenadjustedatfactoryshipping,andnoadjustmentisneededrightafterpurchase.Approximatelyonceayearisrecommended.

Forbestresults,waitatleastoneminuteaftertakingorviewingpicturesbeforeperformingpixelmapping.Ifthecameraisturnedoffduringpixelmapping,besuretoperformitagain.

To adjust the CCD and the image processing functionPresstheobuttonwhen[START](Submenu2)isdisplayed.ThecamerachecksandadjuststheCCDandtheimageprocessingfunctionatthesametime.

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Adjusting the brightness of the monitor [s]ESETUPs

To adjust the monitor brightness1UseAB toadjustthebrightnesswhile

viewingthescreen,andthenpresstheo button.

s

SET OKMENUBACK

Setting the date and time [X]ESETUPX

“Settingthedateandtime”(p.13)

To select the date and time display order1PressD aftersetting“Minute”,anduse

AB toselectthedatedisplayorder.

2009 08 26 12 30

OK

X

Y M D

TIME

MENUCANCEL SET

Y M D

Dateorder

Setting the date and time for another time zone [DUALTIME]ESETUPDUALTIME

Bysetting[DUALTIME]to[ON]andsettingthedateandtime,thesetdateandtimeisreflectedintheimagefilenames,dateprintsandsoon.

Submenu 2


OFF —Switchestothedateandtimesetin[X](Date/time).

ON

(Proceedstothesettingscreen*1.)

Switchestothedateandtimethatweresetin[DUALTIME]whenusingthecamerainanothertimezone.

*1 Thesettingprocedureisidenticaltothatin“Settingthedateandtime”(p.13).

Thedatedisplayorderisthesameasthatsetwith[X].

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Selecting the video signal system to match your TV [VIDEO OUT]ESETUPVIDEOOUT

TheTVvideosignalsystemvariesdependingonthecountriesandregions.BeforeviewingcameraimagesonyourTV,selectthevideooutputaccordingtoyourTV’svideosignaltype.

Submenu 2 ApplicationNTSC ConnectingthecameratoaTVinNorthAmerica,Taiwan,Korea,Japan,andsoonPAL ConnectingthecameratoaTVinEuropeancountries,China,andsoon

Thefactorydefaultsettingsdifferaccordingtotheregionwherethecameraissold.

To play back camera images on a TV1ConnecttheTVandcamera.

ConnecttotheTVvideoinputjack(yellow)andaudioinputjack(white).

Multi-connector

AVcable(supplied)

Connectorcover

2UsethecameratoselectthesamevideosignalsystemastheoneofconnectedTV([NTSC]/[PAL]).

3TurnontheTV,andchange“INPUT”to“VIDEO(aninputjackconnectedtothecamera).” FordetailsonchangingtheinputsourceoftheTV,refertotheTV’sinstructionmanual.

4Setthemodedialtoq,anduseABCD toselecttheimageforplayback. DependingontheTV’ssettings,thedisplayedimagesandinformationmaybecomecropped.

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Saving battery power between shots [POWER SAVE]ESETUPPOWERSAVE


OFF Cancels[POWERSAVE].

ON

Whenthecameraisnotbeingusedforapprox.10seconds,themonitorautomaticallyturnsofftosavebatterypower.

To resume standby modePressanybuttonorturnthemodedial.

Using the LED illuminator as an auxiliary light [LED ILLUMINATOR]ESETUPLEDILLUMINATOR


OFF DisablestheLEDilluminator.

ON EnablestheLEDilluminator.

“UsingtheLEDilluminator”(p.22)

Operating the camera by tapping the body [TAP CONTROL]ESETUPTAPCONTROL


OFF Cancels[TAPCONTROL].

ON [TAPCONTROL]isactivated.

CALIBRATE Adjuststhetapstrengthandintervalsbetweenmultipletapsoneachsideofthecamerabody.(top,left,right,&back)

Functions available when [TAP CONTROL] is set to [ON]

Camera’stop[TOP]:Taptwice

Confirmstheselectedmenu.Switches[TAPCONTROL]to[ON]or[OFF].(p.4)

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Camera’srightside[RIGHT]:TaponceSetstheflashmode.(p.20)

Camera’sback[BACK]:TaponceSwitchestoplaybackmode.(p.47)

Camera’sleftside[LEFT]:Taponce

Setsthemacromode.(p.21)

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Operating during shooting mode (Example: Flash mode)

1Taptherightsideofthecamerabodyonce. P

OKOK

AUTO

SET

FLASH AUTOAUTO ! # $

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Whentappingthecamera’stop

Theflashmodeselectionscreenisdisplayed.

2Taptherightorleftsideofthecamerabodytoselectafunction.

3Tapthetopofthecamerabodytwicetoconfirmyourselection.

Tapthecamerafirmlyusingthepadofyourfinger.

Whenthecameraisstabilizedonatripodforexample,tapcontrolmaynotworkproperly.

Topreventdroppingthecamerawhenusingtapcontrol,strapthecameratoyourwrist.

Operating during playback modeWhenswitchedtoplaybackmodebytappingthebackofthecamerabodyonce,theoperationsbelowcanbeused.Display next image:Taptherightsideofthecameraonce.Display previous image:Taptheleftsideofthecameraonce.Start slideshow:Tapthetopsurfaceofthecameratwice.(Theslideshowwillautomaticallystartforallimagesstoredininternalmemoryoronthecard,with[BGM]setto[OFF].)Display next image during a slideshow:Tiltthecamerarightortaptherightsideofthecameraonce.Display previous image during a slideshow:Taptheleftsideofthecameraonce.Stop slideshow:Tapthetopsurfaceofthecameratwice.Return to the shooting mode:Tapthebacksideofthecameraonce.

To adjust the tap control

1Select[CALIBRATE]inSubmenu2andpresstheobutton. TOP

SET OKMENUBACK

STR INTVL

NORMAVG

2SelecttheparttoadjustwithABandpresstheobutton.3Selectthe[STR]settingwithABandpresstheDbutton.

4Selectthe[INTVL]settingwithABandpresstheobutton. Checktheoperationofthecamerabytappingonthecameraaftermakingthesettings.

Turning off the camera sounds [F SILENT MODE]FSILENTMODE

Submenu 1 ApplicationOFF Activatesthe[SOUNDSETTINGS]setting.

ON Theelectronicsounds(operatingsound,shuttersound,warningsound)andplaybacksoundsaremuted.

[SOUNDSETTINGS](p.42)

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Printing

2 Turn on the printer, and then connect the printer and camera.

Connectorcover

USBcable(supplied)

Multi-connector

OKPC / CUSTOM PRINTEASY PRINT START

Dbutton

3 Press D to start printing.

4 To print another image, use CD to select an image, and press the o button.

To exit printingAfteraselectedimageisdisplayedonthescreen,disconnecttheUSBcablefromthecameraandprinter.

PRINTEXIT OK

Direct printing (PictBridge*1)ByconnectingthecameratoaPictBridge-compatibleprinter,youcanprintimagesdirectlywithoutusingacomputer.TofindoutifyourprintersupportsPictBridge,refertotheprinter’sinstructionmanual.

*1 PictBridgeisastandardforconnectingdigitalcamerasandprintersofdifferentmakersandprintingoutpicturesdirectly.

Theprintingmodes,papersizes,andotherparametersthatcanbesetwiththecameravarydependingontheprinterthatisused.Fordetails,refertotheprinter’sinstructionmanual.

Fordetailsontheavailablepapertypes,loadingpaper,andinstallinginkcassettes,refertotheprinter’sinstructionmanual.

Printing images at the printer’s standard settings [EASY PRINT]

1 Display the image to be printed on the monitor.

“Viewingimages”(p.16)

Printingcanalsobestartedwhenthecameraisturnedoff.AfterperformingStep2,useAB toselect[EASYPRINT],presstheobutton.UseCD toselectanimage,andpresstheobutton.

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Changing the printer’s settings for printing [CUSTOM PRINT]

1 Follow Steps 1 and 2 for [EASY PRINT] (p. 48), then press the o button.

EASY PRINT

USB

SET OK

EXIT

CUSTOM PRINT

PC

2 Use AB to select [CUSTOM PRINT], and press the o button.

3 Use AB to select the print mode, and press the o button.


PRINT ThisprintstheimageselectedinStep6.

ALLPRINT Thisprintsallimagesstoredintheinternalmemoryorcard.

MULTIPRINT Thisprintsoneimageinamultiplelayoutformat.

ALLINDEXThisprintsanindexofallimagesstoredintheinternalmemoryorcard.

PRINTORDER*1 Thisprintsimagesbasedontheprintreservationdataonthecard.

*1 [PRINTORDER]isavailableonlywhenprintreservationshavebeenmade.“PrintReservations(DPOF)”(p.51)

4 Use AB to select [SIZE] (Submenu 3), and press D.

Ifthe[PRINTPAPER]screenisnotdisplayed,the[SIZE],[BORDERLESS],and[PICS/SHEET]aresettotheprinter’sstandard.

STANDARDSTANDARD

PRINTPAPER

SET OKMENUBACK

SIZE BORDERLESS

5 Use AB to select the [BORDERLESS] or [PICS/SHEET] settings, and press the o button.


OFF/ON*1

Theimageisprintedwithaborderaroundit([OFF]).Theimageisprintedtofilltheentirepaper([ON]).

(Thenumberofimagespersheetvariesdependingontheprinter.)

Thenumberofimagespersheet([PICS/SHEET])isselectableonlywhen[MULTIPRINT]isselectedinStep3.

*1 Theavailablesettingsfor[BORDERLESS]varydependingontheprinter.

If[STANDARD]isselectedinSteps4and5,theimageisprintedattheprinter’sstandardsettings.

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OK

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SINGLEPRINT MOREPRINT

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6 Use CD to select an image.

7 Press A to make a [SINGLEPRINT] reservation for the current image. Press B if you wish to adjust detailed printer settings for the current image.

To adjust detailed printer settings1UseABCDtoadjustthedetailed

printersettings,andpresstheobutton.

1

PRINT INFO

SET OK

DATE

FILE NAME

<x

P

WITHOUT

WITHOUT

EXIT MENU

Submenu 5


<× 0to10 Thisselectsthenumberofprints.

DATE WITH/WITHOUT

Selecting[WITH]printstheimageswiththedate.Selecting[WITHOUT]printstheimageswithoutthedate.

FILENAME WITH/WITHOUT

Selecting[WITH]printsthefilenameontheimage.Selecting[WITHOUT]doesnotprintanyfilenameontheimage.

P

(Proceedstothesettingscreen.)

Thisselectsaportionoftheimageforprinting.

To crop an image [P]1Usethezoombuttontoselectthesize

ofthecroppingframe,useABCDtomovetheframe,andthenpresstheobutton.

Croppingframe

TW SET OK

2UseAB toselect[OK],andpresstheobutton.

P

SET OKMENUBACK

CANCELOK

8 If necessary, repeat Steps 6 and 7 to select the image to be printed, make the detailed settings, and set [SINGLEPRINT].


PRINT

SET OKMENUBACK

PRINTCANCEL

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10 Use AB to select [PRINT], and press the o button.Printingstarts.

When[OPTIONSET]isselectedin[ALLPRINT]mode,[PRINTINFO]screenisdisplayed.

Whenprintingisfinished,the[PRINTMODESELECT]screenisdisplayed.

ALL PRINT

PRINT MODE SELECT

SET OK

ALL INDEXPRINT ORDER

MULTI PRINT

PRINT

EXIT MENU

To cancel printing1Presstheobuttonwhile

[TRANSFERRING]isdisplayed.2UseABtoselect[CANCEL],thenpress

theobutton.

PRINT

SET OK

CONTINUECANCEL

CANCEL OK

TRANSFERRING

11 Press the button.

12 When the message [REMOVE USB CABLE] is displayed, disconnect the USB cable from the camera and printer.

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*1 DPOFisastandardforstoringautomaticprintoutinformationfromdigitalcameras.

Printreservationscanbesetonlyfortheimagesstoredonthecard.Insertacardwithrecordedimagesbeforemakingprintreservations.

DPOFreservationssetbyanotherDPOFdevicecannotbechangedbythiscamera.Makechangesusingtheoriginaldevice.MakingnewDPOFreservationswiththiscamerawillerasethereservationsmadebytheotherdevice.

DPOFprintreservationscanbemadeforupto999imagespercard.

Single-frame print reservations [<]

1 Set the mode dial to q, and then press the button to display the top menu.

2 Use ABCD to select [L PRINT ORDER], and press the o button.

PRINT ORDER

SET OK

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3 Use AB to select [<], and press the o button.

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10M

2009.08.26 12:30100-0004

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NORM

SET OK

4 Use CD to select the image for print reservation. Use AB to select the quantity. Press the o button.

SET OKMENUBACK

DATETIME

NO

X

5 Use AB to select the [X] (date print) screen option, and press the o button.

Submenu 2 ApplicationNO Thisprintstheimageonly.

DATE Thisprintstheimagewiththeshootingdate.

TIME Thisprintstheimagewiththeshootingtime.

OKSETBACK MENU

PRINT ORDER

SET

CANCEL

1 ( 1)1 ( 1)

6 Use AB to select [SET], and press the o button.

Reserving one print each of all images on the card [U]

1 Follow Steps 1 and 2 in [<] (p. 51).

2 Use AB to select [U], and press the o button.

3 Follow Steps 5 to 6 in [<].

Resetting all print reservation data

1 Set the mode dial to q, and then press the button to display the top menu.

2 Use ABCD to select [L PRINT ORDER], and press the o button.

3 Select either [<] or [U], and press the o button.

OKSETBACK MENU

PRINT ORDER SETTING

PRINT ORDERED

RESETKEEP

4 Use AB to select [RESET], and press the o button.

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Resetting the print reservation data for selected images

1 Follow Steps 1 and 2 of “Resetting all print reservation data” (p. 52).

2 Use AB to select [<], and press the o button.

3 Use AB to select [KEEP] and press the o button.

4 Use CD to select the image with the print reservation you want to cancel. Use AB to set the print quantity to “0”.

5 If necessary, repeat Step 4, and then press the o button when finished.

6 Use AB to select the [X] (date print) screen option, and press the o button.Thesettingsareappliedtotheremainingimageswiththeprintreservationdata.

7 Use AB to select [SET], and press the o button.

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Using OLYMPUS Master 2

WindowsAfterthecomputerdetectsthecamera,amessageindicatingthecompletionofthesettingappears.Confirmthemessageandclick“OK”.Thecameraisrecognizedasaremovabledisk.

MacintoshWheniPhotostarted,exitiPhotoandstartOLYMPUSMaster2.

Whilethecameraisconnectedtothecomputer,shootingfunctionsaredisabled.

ConnectingthecameratoacomputerviaaUSBhubmaycauseunstableoperation.

When[MTP]issetforthesubmenuthatappearsbypressingDafterselecting[PC]inStep3,imagescannotbetransferredtoacomputerusingOLYMPUSMaster2.

Starting OLYMPUS Master 2

1 Double-click the OLYMPUS Master 2 icon.

Windowsappearsonthedesktop.

MacintoshappearsintheOLYMPUSMaster2folder.

Browsewindowappearsafterstartingthesoftware.

WhenyoustartOLYMPUSMaster2forthefirsttimeafterinstallation,“DefaultSettings”and“Registration”screensappear.Followtheinstructionsonthescreen.

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System requirements and installation of OLYMPUS Master 2InstalltheOLYMPUSMaster2softwarebyreferringtotheincludedinstallationguide.

Connecting the camera to a computer

1 Make sure the camera is turned off.Themonitorisoff.

2 Connect the camera to a computer.Thecameraautomaticallyturnson.

EASY PRINT

USB

SET OK

EXIT

CUSTOM PRINT

PC

Connectorcover

USBcable(supplied)

Multi-connector

LocatethepositionoftheUSBportbyreferringtoyourcomputer’sinstructionsmanual.

3 Use AB to select [PC], and press the o button.Thecomputerautomaticallydetectsthecameraasanewdeviceonthefirstconnection.

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Operating OLYMPUS Master 2WhenOLYMPUSMaster2isstarted,QuickStartGuideappearsonthescreenthathelpsyoutohandlethecamerawithoutanyquestion.WhentheQuickStartGuideisnotdisplayed,click inthetoolbartoshowtheGuide.

Fordetailsontheoperation,refertothehelpguideofthesoftware.

Transferring and saving images without using OLYMPUS Master 2ThiscameraiscompatiblewiththeUSBMassStorageClass.Youcantransferandsavetheimagedataonyourcomputerwhilethecameraandthecomputerareconnected.

System requirementsWindows : Windows2000Professional/

XPHomeEdition/XPProfessional/Vista

Macintosh : MacOSXv10.3orlater OnacomputerrunningWindowsVista,if[MTP]issetforthesubmenuthatappearsbypressingDafterselecting[PC]inStep3of“Connectingthecameratoacomputer”(p.54),WindowsPhotoGallerywillbecomeavailable.

EvenifacomputerhasUSBports,properoperationisnotguaranteedinthefollowingcases.ComputerswithUSBportsinstalledusinganexpansioncard,etc.

Computerswithoutafactory-installedOSandhome-builtcomputers

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Usage Tips

Ifthecameradoesnotworkasintended,orifanerrormessageisdisplayedonthescreen,andyouareunsureofwhattodo,refertotheinformationbelowtofixtheproblem(s).

Troubleshooting

Battery“The camera does not work even when battery is installed”Insertrechargedbatteryinthecorrectdirection.

“Chargingthebattery”(p.10),“LoadingthebatteryandthexD-PictureCard™(soldseparately)intothecamera”(p.11)

Batteryperformancemayhavebeenreducedtemporarilyduetolowtemperature.Takethebatteryoutofthecamera,andwarmitbyputtingitinyourpocketforawhile.

Card/Internal memory“An error message is displayed”“Errormessage”(p.57)

Shutter button“No picture is taken when the shutter button is pressed”Cancelsleepmode.

Tosavebatterypower,thecameraautomaticallygoesintosleepmodeandthemonitorturnsoffifthereisnooperationafter3minuteswhenthecameraisturnedon.Nopictureistakeneveniftheshutterbuttonisfullypressedinthismode.Operatethezoombuttonorotherbuttonstorestorethecamerafromsleepmodebeforetakingapicture.Ifthecameraisleftfor15minutes,itautomaticallyturnsoff.Pressthenbuttontoturnonthecamera.

Setthemodedialtoapositionotherthanq.

Waituntil#(flashcharge)stopsblinkingbeforetakingpictures.

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“Vertical lines appear on the screen”Verticallinesmayappearonthescreenattimessuchaswhenthecameraispointedatanextremelybrightsubjectunderaclearsky.Thelinesdonotappear,however,inthefinalimage.

“The light is caught in the picture”Shootingwithflashindarksituationsresultsinanimagewithmanyflashreflectionsondustintheair.

Date and time function“Date and time settings return to the default setting”Ifthebatteryisremovedandleftoutofthecameraforabout1day*2,thedateandtimesettingsreturntothedefaultsettingandmustbereset.*2 Thetimeuntilthedateandtimesettingsreturntothedefaultsettingvariesdependingonhowlongthebatteryhavebeenloaded.

“Settingthedateandtime”(p.13)

Others“Noises occur from the inside of the camera in shooting standby mode”Autofocusingoperationmaycauselensmovementnoisesevenifyoudonotmakeanycameraoperation.

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Error message

Whenoneofthemessagesbelowisdisplayedonthemonitor,checkthecorrectiveaction.

Error message Corrective action

qCARD ERROR

Card problemInsertanewcard.

qWRITE

PROTECT

Card problemUseacomputertocanceltheread-onlysetting.

>MEMORY FULL

Internal memory problemInsertacard.Eraseunwantedimages.*1

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qCARD FULL

Card problemReplacethecard.Eraseunwantedimages.*1

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OKSET

CARD SETUP

CLEAN CARDFORMAT

Card problemUseABtoselect[CLEANCARD],andpresstheobutton.Takeoutthecard,wipethecontactarea(p.62)withasoft,drycloth,andthenloadthecardagain.UseABtoselect[FORMAT],andpresstheobutton.Next,useABtoselect[YES],andpresstheobutton.*2

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OKSET

MEMORY SETUP

POWER OFFMEMORY FORMAT

Internal memory problemUseABtoselect[MEMORYFORMAT],andpresstheobutton.Next,useABtoselect[YES],andpresstheobutton.*2

LNO PICTURE

Internal memory/Card problemTakepicturesbeforeviewingthem.

rPICTURE ERROR

Problem with selected imageUsephotoretouchsoftware,etc.toviewtheimageonacomputer.Iftheimagestillcannot be viewed, the image file iscorrupted.

Error message Corrective actionr

THE IMAGE CANNOT

BE EDITED

Problem with selected imageUsephotoretouchsoftware,etc.toedittheimageonacomputer.

CARD-COVER OPEN

Operation problemClosethebattery/cardcompartmentcover.

gBATTERY

EMPTY

Battery problemChargethebattery.

NO CONNECTION

Connection problemConnectthecameraandcomputerorprintercorrectly.

NO PAPER

Printer problemLoadpaperintotheprinter.

NO INK

Printer problemRefill the ink in the printer.

JAMMED

Printer problemRemovethejammedpaper.

SETTINGS CHANGED*3

Printer problemReturntothestatuswheretheprintercanbeused.

PRINT ERROR

Printer problemTurnoffthecameraandprinter,checktheprinterforanyproblems,andthenturnthepoweronagain.

rCANNOT PRINT*4

Problem with selected imageUseacomputertoprint.

*1 Beforeerasingimportantimages,downloadthemtoacomputer.

*2 Alldatawillbeerased.*3 Thisisdisplayed,forinstance,whentheprinter’s

papertrayhasbeenremoved.Donotoperatetheprinterwhilemakingtheprintsettingsonthecamera.

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Shooting tipsWhenyouareunsureofhowtotakeapicturethatyouenvision,refertotheinformationbelow.

Focusing

“Focusing on the subject”Taking a picture of a subject not in the center of the screen

Afterfocusingonanobjectatthesamedistanceasthesubject,composetheshot,andtakethepicture.

Pressingtheshutterbuttonhalfway(p.15)

AFlock(p.18)

Set [AF MODE] (p. 29) to [iESP]

Taking a picture of subjects where autofocus is difficult

Inthefollowingcases,afterfocusingonanobject(bypressingtheshutterbuttonhalfwaydown)withhighcontrastatthesamedistanceasthesubject,composetheshot,andtakethepicture.

Subjectswithlowcontrast

Whenextremelybrightobjectsappearinthecenterofthe

screen

Objectwithnoverticallines*1

*1 Itisalsoeffectivetocomposetheshotbyholdingthecameraverticallytofocus,andthenreturningtothehorizontalpositiontotakethepicture.

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Fast-movingobject

Thesubjectisnotinthecenteroftheframe

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Camera shake

“Taking pictures (or movies) without camera shake”

Taking pictures using [IMAGE STABILIZER] (p. 30)

Whenapictureistakenofashadowysubject,theCCD*1shiftstocorrectforcamerashakeeveniftheISOspeedisnotincreased.Thisfunctionisalsoeffectivewhentakingpicturesatahighzoommagnification.*1 Adevicethattakeslightreceivedthroughthelensandconvertsitintoelectricsignals.

Shooting movies using [DIS MOVIE MODE] (p. 30)

Taking picture with [j SPORT] (p. 31)

Sinceyoucantakepictureswithahighshutterspeedbysetting[jSPORT],it’salsoeffectiveforblurrysubjects.

Taking pictures at a high ISO sensitivity

IfahighISOsensitivityisselected,picturescanbetakenatahighshutterspeedevenatlocationswhereaflashcannotbeused.

[ISO](p.28)

Exposure (brightness)

“Taking pictures with the right brightness”

Taking pictures of a subject against a backlight

Afaceagainstthebacklightisbrightened.

[SHADOWADJ](p.30)

Taking pictures using [FACE DETECT] for [AF MODE] (p. 29)

Appropriateexposureisobtainedforafaceagainstthebacklight,andthefaceisbrightened.

Taking pictures using [n] for [ESP/n] (p. 29)

Thepicturecanbetakenbasedonthebrightnessatthecenterofthemonitor,soit’snotaffectedbythelightinthebackground.

Taking pictures using [FILL IN] (p. 21) flash

Asubjectagainstabacklightisbrightened.

Taking pictures of a white beach or snow scene

Setthemodeto[qBEACH&SNOW], [aSNOW](p.31)

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Adjustthebrightnesswhileviewingthescreenfortakingthepicture.Normally,takingpicturesofwhitesubjects(suchassnow)resultsinimagesthataredarkerthantheactualsubject.UsetheFbuttontoadjustinthepositive(+)directiontoexpresswhitesastheyappear.Whentakingpicturesofblacksubjects,ontheotherhand,itiseffectivetoadjustinthenegative(–)direction.

Color hue

“Taking pictures with colors at the same shade as they appear”

Taking pictures by selecting [WB] (p. 28)

BestresultsinmostenvironmentscannormallybeobtainedwiththeAUTOsetting,butforsomesubjects,youshouldtryexperimentingwithdifferentsettings.(Thisisespeciallytrueforsunshadeunderaclearsky,mixednaturalandartificiallightsettings,andsoon.)

Image quality

“Taking sharper pictures”Taking pictures with the optical zoom

Avoidusing[DIGITALZOOM](p.29)totakepictures.

Taking pictures at a low ISO sensitivity

IfthepictureistakenwithahighISOsensitivity,noise(smallcoloredspotsandcolorunevennessthatwerenotintheoriginalimage)canoccur,andtheimagecanappeargrainy.

[ISO](p.28)

Panorama

“Taking pictures so that the frames are stitched smoothly”

A tip for panoramic shooting

Takingpicturesbypivotingwiththecameraatthecenterpreventsshiftingoftheimage.Whentakingpicturesofcloseobjectsinparticular,pivotingwiththelensendatthecenterproducesfavorableresults.

[NPANORAMA](p.32)

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Battery

“Making battery last longer”Avoid performing the following operations as much as possible as they use up battery power even if no pictures are actually taken

Repeatedlypressingtheshutterbuttonhalfway.

Repeatedlyusingthezoom.

Set [POWER SAVE] (p. 46) to [ON]

Playback/Editing tips

Playback

“Viewing images in the internal memory and card”

Remove the card when viewing pictures in the internal memory.

“LoadingthebatteryandthexD-Picturecard™(soldseparately)intothecamera”(p.11)

“UsingthemicroSDcard/microSDHCcard(soldseparately)”(p.12)

Editing

“Erasing the sound recorded to a still image”

Record over the sound with silence when playing back the image

[R](Addsoundtostillimages)(p.38)

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Battery and chargerThiscamerausesoneOlympuslithiumionbattery(LI-50B).Noothertypeofbatteriescanbeused.

Caution:Thereisariskofexplosionifthebatteryisreplacedwiththeincorrectbatterytype.Disposeoftheusedbatteryfollowingtheinstructions.(p.69)

Powerconsumptionbythecameravariesdependingonwhichfunctionsareused.Duringtheconditionsdescribedbelow,powerisconsumedcontinuouslyandthebatterybecomesexhaustedquickly.Thezoomisusedrepeatedly.Theshutterbuttonispressedhalfwayrepeatedlyinshootingmode,activatingtheautofocus.Apictureisdisplayedonthemonitorforanextendedperiodoftime.Thecameraisconnectedtoacomputerorprinter.

Usinganexhaustedbatterymaycausethecameratoturnoffwithoutdisplayingthebatterylevelwarning.Therechargeablebatteryisnotfullychargedatthetimeofpurchase.ChargethebatteryfullywiththeLI-50Cchargerbeforeuse.Theprovidedrechargeablebatteryusuallytakesapproximately2hourstocharge(variesonusage).ThesuppliedLI-50CbatterychargerisusedonlyforLI-50Bbattery.Donotchargeothertypeofbatterywiththesuppliedbatterycharger.Itmightcauseexplosion,leaking,overheatingorfire.Forplug-intypebatterycharger:Thispowerunitisintendedtobecorrectlyorientatedinaverticalorfloormountposition.

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ExteriorWipegentlywithasoftcloth.Ifthecameraisverydirty,soaktheclothinmildsoapywaterandwringwell.Wipethecamerawiththedampclothandthendryitwithadrycloth.Ifyouhaveusedthecameraatthebeach,useaclothsoakedincleanwaterandwrungwell.Ifanydirt,dust,sand,orotherforeignmaterialadherestotheperipheryofthelenscoverafteruse,orthelenscoverdoesnotmovesmoothly,washthecamerausingthemethoddescribedonP.65.

MonitorWipegentlywithasoftcloth.

LensBlowdustoffthelenswithacommercialblower,thenwipegentlywithalenscleaner.

Battery/ChargerWipegentlywithasoft,drycloth.

Donotusestrongsolventssuchasbenzeneoralcohol,orchemicallytreatedcloth.

Moldmayformonthelenssurfaceifthelensisleftdirty.

StorageWhenstoringthecameraforextendedperiods,removethebattery,ACadapterandcard,andkeepinacool,dryplacethatiswellventilated.Periodicallyinsertthebatteryandtestthecamerafunctions.

Avoidleavingthecamerainplaceswherechemicalproductsarehandledsincethismayresultincorrosion.

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Using an AC adapterAnACadapterisusefulfortime-consumingtaskssuchasimagedownloadstoacomputerorwhenrunningaslideshowforalongperiodoftime.TouseanACadapterforthiscamera,themulti-adapter(CB-MA1/accessory)isrequired.DonotuseanyotherACadapterwiththiscamera.

Using your charger and AC adapter abroadThechargerandACadaptercanbeusedinmosthomeelectricalsourceswithintherangeof100Vto240VAC(50/60Hz)aroundtheworld.However,dependingonthecountryorareayouarein,theACwalloutletmaybeshapeddifferentlyandthechargerandACadaptermayrequireaplugadaptertomatchthewalloutlet.Fordetails,askatyourlocalelectricalshoportravelagent.DonotusetravelvoltageconvertersastheycoulddamageyourchargerandACadapter.

Using an xD-Picture CardAcard(andinternalmemory)alsocorrespondstothefilmthatrecordsimagesinafilmcamera.Otherwise,therecordedimages(data)canbeerased,andretouchingisalsoavailablewiththeuseofacomputer.Cardscanberemovedfromthecameraandexchanged,butthisisnotpossiblewiththeinternalmemory.Useoflargercapacitycardsenablesyoutotakemorepictures.

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Using a new cardBeforeusinganon-Olympuscardoracardthatwasusedforanotherpurposeinacomputerorotherdevice,use[MEMORYFORMAT]/[FORMAT](p.40)toformatthecard.

Checking the image saving locationThememoryindicatorshowswhethertheinternalmemoryorcardisbeingusedduringshootingandplayback.

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Readout/recording process of the cardNeveropenthebattery/cardcompartmentcoverorunplugtheUSBcablewhilethecameraisreadingorwritingdata,whichisindicatedbyblinkingofthecardaccesslamp.Thiscannotonlydamagetheimagedatabutalsorendertheinternalmemoryorcardunusable.

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F 3648×2736L 8 8 204 205M 16 16 399 404

H 2560×1920L 16 17 404 410M 34 35 820 841

I 2048×1536L 25 26 615 627M 52 54 1254 1305

J 1600×1200L 43 44 1031 1066M 81 86 1938 2063

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Increasing the number of pictures that can be taken

Eithereraseunwantedimages,orconnectthecameratoacomputerorotherdevicetosavetheimages,andthenerasetheimagesintheinternalmemoryorcard.[ERASE](p.17),[SEL.IMAGE](p.38),[ALLERASE](p.38),[MEMORYFORMAT]/[FORMAT](p.40)

Using a microSD Attachment

DonotusetheattachmentwithOlympusdigitalcamerasthatdonotsupportthismicroSDAttachment,aswellaswithotherbrandsofdigitalcameras,computers,printers,andotherdevicesthatsupportxD-PictureCard.Doingsonotonlymaydamagethepicturestaken,butmayalsoresultinthemalfunctionofthedevice.

IfthemicroSDcardcannotberemoved,donotuseforce.Contactauthorizeddistributors/servicecenters.

Cards compatible with this cameramicroSDcard/microSDHCcard

ForalistoftestedmicroSDcards,pleasevisitourwebsite(http://www.olympus.com/).

Sending imagesYoucansendimagestoacomputerorprinterbyusingtheUSBcableprovidedwiththecamera.Tosenddatatootherdevices,removetheattachmentfromthecameraanduseacommerciallyavailablemicroSDcardadapter.

Handling precautionsDonottouchthecontactareaoftheattachmentormicroSDcard.Doingsomaycausefailureinreadingtheimages.Whenfingerprintsorstainsarefoundonthecontactarea,wipetheareawithasoftdrycloth.

Important information about water and shock resistant features

Water resistance:Thewaterprooffeatureiswarranted*1tooperateatdepthsupto3m(9.8feet)foruptoonehour.Thewaterprooffeaturemaybecompromisedifthecameraissubjecttosubstantialorexcessiveimpact.Shock resistance:Theanti-shockfeaturewarrants*2theoperationofthecameraagainstaccidentalimpactincurredfromeverydayuseofyourdigitalcompactcamera.Theanti-shockfeaturedoesnotunconditionallywarrantalldefectiveoperationorcosmeticdamage.Cosmeticdamage,suchasscratchesanddents,arenotcoveredunderthewarranty.Aswithanyelectronicdevice,propercareandmaintenancearerequiredtopreservetheintegrityandoperationofyourcamera.Tomaintaincameraperformance,pleasetakeyourcameratothenearestOlympusAuthorizedServiceCentertohaveitinspectedafteranymajorimpact.Intheeventthecameraisdamagedasaresultofnegligenceormisuse,thewarrantywillnotcovercostsassociatedwiththeserviceorrepairofyourcamera.Foradditionalinformationonourwarranty,pleasevisittotheOlympuswebsiteforyourlocalarea.Pleaseobservethefollowingcareinstructionsforyourcamera.

*1 AsdeterminedbyOlympuspressuretestingequipmentinaccordancewithIECStandardPublication529IPX8-Thismeansthatthecameracanbeusednormallyunderwaterataspecifiedwaterpressure.

*2 Thisanti-shockperformanceisconfirmedbyOlympus’testingconditionsinaccordancewithMIL-STD-810F,Method516.5,ProcedureIV(TransitDropTest).FormoredetailsofOlympus’testingconditions,pleaserefertotheOlympuswebsiteforyourlocalarea.

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Before Use:Checkthecameraforforeignmaterialincludingdirt,dustorsand.Besuretoclosethebattery/cardcompartmentcoverandconnectorcoverfirmlysothateachlockmakesclickingsound.Donotopenthebattery/cardcompartmentcoverandconnectorcoverwithwethands,whileunderwater,orinadampordustyenvironment(e.g.beach).

After Use:Besuretowipeoffanyexcesswaterordebrisafterusingthecameraunderwater.After the camera is used under seawater, immerse the camera in a bucket containing fresh water for about 10 minutes (with the battery/card compartment cover and connector cover firmly closed). After that, dry the camera in a shade with good ventilation.Water drops may be observed on the inner surface of the battery/card compartment cover or connector cover after you open each cover. If any water drops are found, be sure to wipe them off before using the camera.

Notes after useForeignmaterialsmaybeattachedtotheperipheryofthelenscoverfromusingthecamerainconditionswithforeignmaterialssuchasdirt,dustorsand,orwhenthelenscoverisnotmovingsmoothly.Ifyoucontinuetousethecamerainsuchconditions,thelenscouldbecomedamagedorthelenscovercouldstickcausingadditionaldamagetothecamera.Toavoidsuchdamage,washthecamerausingthefollowingmethod.1Insertthebatteryandclosethebattery/

cardcompartmentcoverandconnectorcoverfirmlysothateachlockmakestheclickingsound.

2Fillabucketwithfreshwater,immersethecamerainthebucketwiththelenssurfacedownwardandshakethecamerathoroughly.

3Pressthenbuttonseveraltimesinthewaterandclose/openthelenscoverrepeatedly.

4Furthermore,shakethecamerafurtherwiththecoveropened.

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Storage and MaintenanceDonotleavethecamerainanenvironmentathightemperature(40°C(104°F)ormore)oratlowtemperature(-10°C(14°F)orless).Failuretodosomaybreakdownwaterresistance.Donotusechemicalsforcleaning,rustprevention,anti-fogging,repairing,etc.Failuretodosomaybreakdownwaterresistance.Do not leave the camera in water for a long time. Failure to do so will cause damage to the camera’s appearance and/or deteriorate water resistance. In order to preserve the water resistant feature, as with any underwater housing, it is recommended that the waterproof packing (and seals) are replaced annually. For the Olympus distributors or service stations where the waterproof packing can be replaced, visit Olympus website for your local area.

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Closing Battery/card compartment cover and Connector cover


Connectorcover

Theincludedaccessories(e.g.charger)donotoffershockorwaterresistance.

SAFETY PRECAUTIONS

CAUTIONRISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK

DO NOT OPEN

CAUTION:TOREDUCETHERISKOFELECTRICALSHOCK,DONOTREMOVECOVER(ORBACK).

NOUSER-SERVICEABLEPARTSINSIDE.REFERSERVICINGTOQUALIFIEDOLYMPUS

SERVICEPERSONNEL.

Anexclamationmarkenclosedinatrianglealertsyoutoimportantoperatingandmaintenanceinstructionsinthedocumentationprovidedwiththeproduct.

DANGER Iftheproductisusedwithoutobservingtheinformationgivenunderthissymbol,seriousinjuryordeathmayresult.

WARNING Iftheproductisusedwithoutobservingtheinformationgivenunderthissymbol,injuryordeathmayresult.

CAUTION Iftheproductisusedwithoutobservingtheinformationgivenunderthissymbol,minorpersonalinjury,damagetotheequipment,orlossofvaluabledatamayresult.

WARNING!TO AVOID THE RISK OF FIRE OR ELECTRICAL SHOCK, NEVER DISASSEMBLE, EXPOSE THIS PRODUCT TO WATER OR OPERATE IN A HIGH HUMIDITY ENVIRONMENT.

General PrecautionsRead All Instructions—Beforeyouusethe

product,readalloperatinginstructions.Saveallmanualsanddocumentationforfuturereference.

Cleaning—Alwaysunplugthisproductfromthewalloutletbeforecleaning.Useonlyadampclothforcleaning.Neveruseanytypeofliquidoraerosolcleaner,oranytypeoforganicsolventtocleanthisproduct.

Attachments—Foryoursafety,andtoavoiddamagingtheproduct,useonlyaccessoriesrecommendedbyOlympus.

Water and Moisture—Forprecautionsonproductswithweatherproofdesigns,readtheweatherproofingsections.

Location—Toavoiddamagetotheproduct,mounttheproductsecurelyonastabletripod,stand,orbracket.

Power Source—Connectthisproductonlytothepowersourcedescribedontheproductlabel.

Lightning—IfalightningstormoccurswhileusinganACadapter,removeitfromthewalloutletimmediately.

Foreign Objects—Toavoidpersonalinjury,neverinsertametalobjectintotheproduct.

Heat—Neveruseorstorethisproductnearanyheatsourcesuchasaradiator,heatregister,stove,oranytypeofequipmentorappliancethatgeneratesheat,includingstereoamplifiers.

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Handling the Camera WARNING

Do not use the camera near flammable or explosive gases.Do not use the flash and LED on people (infants, small children, etc.) at close range.Youmustbeatleast1m(3ft.)awayfromthefacesofyoursubjects.Firingtheflashtooclosetothesubject’seyescouldcauseamomentarylossofvision.

Keep young children and infants away from the camera.Alwaysuseandstorethecameraoutofthereachofyoungchildrenandinfantstopreventthefollowingdangeroussituationswhichcouldcauseseriousinjury:Becomingentangledinthecamerastrap,causingstrangulation.Accidentallyswallowingthebattery,cardsorothersmallparts.Accidentallyfiringtheflashintotheirowneyesorthoseofanotherchild.Accidentallybeinginjuredbythemovingpartsofthecamera.

Do not look at the sun or strong lights with the camera.Do not use or store the camera in dusty or humid places.Do not cover the flash with a hand while firing.Do not insert anything into the microSD Attachment other than the microSD card.ThisattachmentisexclusiveforuseofmicroSDcardsonly.Othertypesofcardscannotbeinstalled.Do not insert anything other than an xD-Picture Card or the microSD Attachment into the cameraIfyouinsertacardbymistake,suchasamicroSDcard,donotuseforce.Contactauthorizeddistributors/servicecenters.

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CAUTIONStop using the camera immediately if you notice any unusual odors, noise, or smoke around it.Neverremovethebatterieswithbarehands,whichmaycauseafireorburnyourhands.

Do not leave the camera in places where it may be subject to extremely high temperatures.Doingsomaycausepartstodeteriorateand,insomecircumstances,causethecameratocatchfire.DonotusethechargerorACadapterifitiscovered(suchasablanket).Thiscouldcauseoverheating,resultinginfire.

Handle the camera with care to avoid getting a low-temperature burn.Whenthecameracontainsmetalparts,overheatingcanresultinalow-temperatureburn.Payattentiontothefollowing:Whenusedforalongperiod,thecamerawillgethot.Ifyouholdontothecamerainthisstate,alow-temperatureburnmaybecaused.Inplacessubjecttoextremelycoldtemperatures,thetemperatureofthecamera’sbodymaybelowerthantheenvironmentaltemperature.Ifpossible,weargloveswhenhandlingthecameraincoldtemperatures.

Be careful with the strap.Becarefulwiththestrapwhenyoucarrythecamera.Itcouldeasilycatchonstrayobjectsandcauseseriousdamage.

Do not touch the metallic parts of the camera for a long period of time at low temperatures.Thismaydamageyourskin.Atlowtemperatures,handlethecamerawhilewearinggloves.

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Battery Handling PrecautionsFollow these important guidelines to prevent batteries from leaking, overheating, burning, exploding, or causing electrical shocks or burns.

DANGERThecamerausesalithiumionbatteryspecifiedbyOlympus.Chargethebatterywiththespecifiedcharger.Donotuseanyotherchargers.Neverheatorincineratebatteries.Takeprecautionswhencarryingorstoringbatteriestopreventthemfromcomingintocontactwithanymetalobjectssuchasjewelry,pins,fasteners,etc.Neverstorebatterieswheretheywillbeexposedtodirectsunlight,orsubjectedtohightemperaturesinahotvehicle,nearaheatsource,etc.Topreventcausingbatteryleaksordamagingtheirterminals,carefullyfollowallinstructionsregardingtheuseofbatteries.Neverattempttodisassembleabatteryormodifyitinanyway,solder,etc.Ifbatteryfluidgetsintoyoureyes,flushyoureyesimmediatelywithclear,coldrunningwaterandseekmedicalattentionimmediately.Alwaysstorebatteriesoutofthereachofsmallchildren.Ifachildaccidentallyswallowsabattery,seekmedicalattentionimmediately.

WARNINGKeepbatteriesdryatalltimes.Topreventbatteriesfromleaking,overheating,orcausingafireorexplosion,useonlybatteriesrecommendedforusewiththisproduct.Insertthebatterycarefullyasdescribedintheoperatinginstructions.Ifrechargeablebatterieshavenotbeenrechargedwithinthespecifiedtime,stopchargingthemanddonotusethem.Donotuseabatteryifitiscrackedorbroken.Ifabatteryleaks,becomesdiscoloredordeformed,orbecomesabnormalinanyotherwayduringoperation,stopusingthecamera.Ifabatteryleaksfluidontoyourclothingorskin,removetheclothingandflushtheaffectedareawithclean,runningcoldwaterimmediately.Ifthefluidburnsyourskin,seekmedicalattentionimmediately.Neversubjectbatteriestostrongshocksorcontinuousvibration.

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Caution for Usage EnvironmentToprotectthehigh-precisiontechnologycontainedinthisproduct,neverleavethecameraintheplaceslistedbelow,nomatterifinuseorstorage:Placeswheretemperaturesand/orhumidityarehighorgothroughextremechanges.Directsunlight,beaches,lockedcars,ornearotherheatsources(stove,radiator,etc.)orhumidifiers.Insandyordustyenvironments.Nearflammableitemsorexplosives.Inwetplaces,suchasbathroomsorintherain.Whenusingproductswithweatherproofdesigns,readtheirmanualsaswell.Inplacespronetostrongvibrations.

Neverdropthecameraorsubjectittosevereshocksorvibrations.Whenmountedonatripod,adjustthepositionofthecamerawiththetripodhead.Donottwistthecamera.Donottouchelectriccontactsoncameras.Donotleavethecamerapointeddirectlyatthesun.Thismaycauselensorshuttercurtaindamage,colorfailure,ghostingontheCCD,ormaypossiblycausefires.Donotpushorpullseverelyonthelens.Beforestoringthecameraforalongperiod,removethebatteries.Selectacool,drylocationforstoragetopreventcondensationormoldfromforminginsidethecamera.Afterstorage,testthecamerabyturningitonandpressingtheshutterbuttontomakesurethatitisoperatingnormally.Alwaysobservetheoperatingenvironmentrestrictionsdescribedinthecamera’smanual.

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Battery Handling PrecautionsThiscamerausesalithiumionbatteryspecifiedbyOlympus.Donotuseanyothertypeofbattery.Ifthebattery’sterminalsgetwetorgreasy,cameracontactfailuremayresult.Wipethebatterywellwithadryclothbeforeuse.Alwayschargeabatterywhenusingitforthefirsttime,orifithasnotbeenusedforalongperiod.Whenoperatingthecamerawithbatterypoweratlowtemperatures,trytokeepthecameraandsparebatteryaswarmaspossible.Abatterythathasrundownatlowtemperaturesmayberestoredafteritiswarmedatroomtemperature.Thenumberofpicturesyoucantakemayvarydependingontheshootingconditionsorbattery.Beforegoingonalongtrip,andespeciallybeforetravelingabroad,purchaseextrabatteries.Arecommendedbatterymaybedifficulttoobtainwhiletraveling.Pleaserecyclebatteriestohelpsaveourplanet’sresources.Whenyouthrowawaydeadbatteries,besuretocovertheirterminalsandalwaysobservelocallawsandregulations.

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LCD MonitorDonotpushthemonitorforcibly;otherwisetheimagemaybecomevague,resultinginaplaybackmodefailureordamagetothemonitor.Astripoflightmayappearonthetop/bottomofthemonitor,butthisisnotamalfunction.Whenasubjectisvieweddiagonallyinthecamera,theedgesmayappearzigzaggedonthemonitor.Thisisnotamalfunction;itwillbelessnoticeableinplaybackmode.Inplacessubjecttolowtemperatures,theLCDmonitormaytakealongtimetoturnonoritscolormaychangetemporarily.Whenusingthecamerainextremelycoldplaces,itisagoodideatooccasionallyplaceitinawarmplace.AnLCDmonitorexhibitingpoorperformanceduetolowtemperatureswillrecoverinnormaltemperatures.TheLCDusedforthemonitorismadewithhigh-precisiontechnology.However,blackspotsorbrightspotsoflightmayappearconstantlyontheLCDmonitor.Duetoitscharacteristicsortheangleatwhichyouareviewingthemonitor,thespotmaynotbeuniformincolorandbrightness.Thisisnotamalfunction.

Legal and Other NoticesOlympusmakesnorepresentationsorwarrantiesregardinganydamages,orbenefitexpectedbyusingthisunitlawfully,oranyrequestfromathirdperson,whicharecausedbytheinappropriateuseofthisproduct.Olympusmakesnorepresentationsorwarrantiesregardinganydamagesoranybenefitexpectedbyusingthisunitlawfullywhicharecausedbyerasingpicturedata.

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For customers in Europe“CE”markindicatesthatthisproductcomplieswiththeEuropeanrequirementsforsafety,health,environmentandcustomerprotection.“CE”markcamerasareintendedforsalesinEurope.

Thissymbol[crossed-outwheeledbinWEEEAnnexIV]indicatesseparatecollectionofwasteelectricalandelectronicequipmentintheEUcountries.Pleasedonotthrowtheequipmentintothedomesticrefuse.Pleaseusethereturnandcollectionsystemsavailableinyourcountryforthedisposalofthisproduct.

Thissymbol[crossed-outwheeledbinDirective2006/66/ECAnnexII]indicatesseparatecollectionofwastebatteriesintheEUcountries.Pleasedonotthrowthebatteriesintothedomesticrefuse.Pleaseusethereturnandcollectionsystemsavailableinyourcountryforthedisposalofthewastebatteries.

Use Only Dedicated Rechargeable Battery and Battery ChargerWestronglyrecommendthatyouuseonlythegenuineOlympusdedicatedrechargeablebatteryandbatterychargerwiththiscamera.Usinganon-genuinerechargeablebatteryand/orbatterychargermayresultinfireorpersonalinjuryduetoleakage,heating,ignitionordamagetothebattery.Olympusdoesnotassumeanyliabilityforaccidentsordamagethatmayresultfromtheuseofabatteryand/orbatterychargerthatarenotgenuineOlympusaccessories.

Provisions of warranty1 Ifthisproductprovestobedefective,although

ithasbeenusedproperly(inaccordancewiththewrittenSafetyPrecautionsandOperatinginstructionssuppliedwithit),duringaperiodoftwoyearsfromthedateofpurchasefromanauthorizedOlympusdistributorwithinthebusinessareaofOlympusImagingEuropaGmbHasstipulatedonthewebsite:http://www.olympus.comthisproductwillberepaired,oratOlympus’soptionreplaced,freeofcharge.ToclaimunderthiswarrantythecustomermusttaketheproductandthisWarrantyCertificatebeforetheendofthetwoyearwarrantyperiodtothedealerwheretheproductwaspurchasedoranyotherOlympusservicestationwithinthebusinessareaofOlympusImagingEuropaGmbHasstipulatedonthewebsite:http://www.olympus.com.DuringtheoneyearperiodoftheWorldWideWarrantythecustomermayturntheproductinatanyOlympusservicestation.PleasenoticethatnotinallcountriessuchOlympusservicestationexists.

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2 ThecustomershalltransporttheproducttothedealerorOlympusauthorizedservicestationathisownriskandshallberesponsibleforanycostsincurredintransportingtheproduct.

3 Thiswarrantydoesnotcoverthefollowingandthecustomerwillberequiredtopayrepaircharge,evenfordefectsoccurringwithinthewarrantyperiodreferredtoabove.

Anydefectthatoccursduetomishandling(suchasanoperationperformedthatisnotmentionedintheSafetyPrecautionsorothersectionsoftheinstructions,etc.)Anydefectthatoccursduetorepair,modification,cleaning,etc.performedbyanyoneotherthanOlympusoranOlympusauthorizedservicestation.Anydefectordamagethatoccursduetotransport,afall,shock,etc.afterpurchaseoftheproduct.Anydefectordamagethatoccursduetofire,earthquake,flooddamage,thunderbolt,othernaturaldisasters,environmentalpollutionandirregularvoltagesources.Anydefectthatoccursduetocarelessorimproperstorage(suchaskeepingtheproductunderconditionsofhightemperatureandhumidity,nearinsectrepellentssuchasnaphthaleneorharmfuldrugs,etc.),impropermaintenance,etc.Anydefectthatoccursduetoexhaustedbatteries,etc.Anydefectthatoccursduetosand,mud,etc.enteringtheinsideoftheproductcasing.WhenthisWarrantyCertificateisnotreturnedwiththeproduct.WhenanyalterationswhatsoeveraremadetotheWarrantyCertificateregardingtheyear,monthanddateofpurchase,thecustomer’sname,thedealer’sname,andtheserialnumber.WhenproofofpurchaseisnotpresentedwiththisWarrantyCertificate.

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5 Olympus’ssoleliabilityunderthiswarrantyshallbelimitedtorepairingorreplacingtheproduct.Anyliabilityforindirectorconsequentiallossordamageofanykindincurredorsufferedbythecustomerduetoadefectoftheproduct,andinparticularanylossordamagecausedtoanylenses,films,otherequipmentoraccessoriesusedwiththeproductorforanylossresultingfromadelayinrepairorlossofdata,isexcluded.Compellingregulationsbylawremainunaffectedbythis.

Notes regarding warranty maintenance

1 ThiswarrantywillonlybevalidiftheWarrantyCertificateisdulycompletedbyOlympusoranauthorizeddealerorotherdocumentscontainsufficientproof.Therefore,pleasemakesurethatyourname,thenameofthedealer,theserialnumberandtheyear,monthanddateofpurchaseareallcompletedortheoriginalinvoiceorthesalesreceipt(indicatingthedealer’sname,thedateofpurchaseandproducttype)isattachedtothisWarrantyCertificate.Olympusreservestherighttorefusefree-of-chargeserviceifneitherWarrantyCertificateiscompletednortheabovedocumentisattachedoriftheinformationcontainedinitisincompleteorillegible.

2 SincethisWarrantyCertificatewillnotbere-issued,keepitinasafeplace.

* Pleaserefertothelistonthewebsite:http://www.olympus.comfortheauthorizedinternationalOlympusservicenetwork.

TrademarksIBMisaregisteredtrademarkofInternationalBusinessMachinesCorporation.MicrosoftandWindowsareregisteredtrademarksofMicrosoftCorporation.MacintoshisatrademarkofAppleInc.xD-PictureCard™isatrademark.microSDisatrademarkoftheSDAssociation.Allothercompanyandproductnamesareregisteredtrademarksand/ortrademarksoftheirrespectiveowners.Thestandardsforcamerafilesystemsreferredtointhismanualarethe“DesignruleforCameraFilesystem/DCF”standardsstipulatedbytheJapanElectronicsandInformationTechnologyIndustriesAssociation(JEITA).

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SPECIFICATIONS

Camera

Product type : Digitalcamera(forshootinganddisplaying)Recording system

Still pictures : Digitalrecording,JPEG(inaccordancewithDesignruleforCameraFilesystem(DCF))

Applicable standards : Exif2.2,DigitalPrintOrderFormat(DPOF),PRINTImageMatchingIII,PictBridge

Sound with still pictures : WaveformatMovie : AVIMotionJPEG

Memory : InternalmemoryxD-PictureCard(16MBto2GB)(TypeH/M/M+,Standard)microSDcard/microSDHCcard(withthesuppliedmicroSDAttachment)

No. of effective pixels : 10,000,000pixelsImage pickup device : 1/2.3”CCD(primarycolorfilter),10,700,000pixels(gross)Lens : Olympuslens5.0to18.2mm,f3.5to5.1

(equivalentto28to102mmona35mmcamera)Photometric system : DigitalESPmetering,spotmeteringsystemShutter speed : 4to1/2000sec.Shooting range : 0.5m(1.6ft.)to∞(W/T)(normal)

0.1m(0.3ft.)to∞(W),0.3m(1.0ft.)to∞(T)(macromode)0.02m(0.8in.)to0.5m(1.6ft.)(Wonly)(supermacromode)0.07m(2.8in.)to0.2m(0.7ft.)(Wonly)(S-macroLEDmode)

Monitor : 2.7”TFTcolorLCDdisplay,230,000dotsFlash charge time : Approx.3.5sec.(forfullflashdischargeatroomtemperatureusinga

newfullychargedbattery)Connector : Multi-connector(DC-INjackUSBconnector,A/VOUTjack)Automatic calendar system : 2000upto2099Water resistance

Type : EquivalenttoIECStandardpublication529IPX8(underOLYMPUStestconditions),availablein3m(9.8feet)deepwater

Meaning : Cameracannormallybeusedunderwaterataspecifiedwaterpressure.

Dust resistance : IECStandardpublication529IP6X(underOLYMPUStestconditions)Operating environment

Temperature : -10°Cto40°C(14°Fto104°F)(operation)/-20°Cto60°C(-4°Fto140°F)(storage)

Humidity : 30%to90%(operation)/10%to90%(storage)Power supply : OneOlympuslithiumionbattery(LI-50B)orOlympusACadapterDimensions : 95.3mm(W)×63.4mm(H)×22.4mm(D)(3.8×2.5×0.9in.)

(excludingprotrusions)Weight : 149g(5.3oz)(excludingbatteryandcard)

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Lithium ion battery (LI-50B)

Product type : LithiumionrechargeablebatteryModel No. : LI-50BA/LI-50BBStandard voltage : DC3.7VStandard capacity : 925mAhBattery life : Approx.300fullcharges(variesonusage)Operating environment

Temperature : 0°Cto40°C(32°Fto104°F)(charging)/-10°Cto60°C(14°Fto140°F)(operation)/-10°Cto35°C(14°Fto95°F)(storage)

Dimensions : 34.4mm(W)×40.0mm(H)×7.0mm(D)(1.4×1.6×0.3in.)Weight : Approx.20g(0.7oz)

Battery charger (LI-50C)

Model No. : LI-50CAA/LI-50CAB/LI-50CBA/LI-50CBBPower requirements : AC100to240V(50/60Hz)Output : DC4.2V,700mACharging time : Approx.2hoursOperating environment

Temperature : 0°Cto40°C(32°Fto104°F)(operation)/-20°Cto60°C(-4°Fto140°F)(storage)

Dimensions : 62.0mm(W)×23.8mm(H)×90.0mm(D)(2.4×0.9×3.5in.)Weight : Approx.70g(2.5oz)

Using in low temperaturesLowtemperatureoperationoftheoptionalOlympusxD-PictureCardandlithiumionbatteryareguaranteedto0°C(32°F).However,thefollowinghavebeentestedforusewiththisproductintemperaturesupto-10°C(14°F).

Olympus xD-Picture Card

16MB 32MB 64MB 128MB 256MB 512MB 1GB 2GBStandard TypeM/M+ TypeH

Operationconfirmed

Olympus lithium ion batteryLI-50B

Thenumberofstorablestillpicturesisreducedinlowtemperatures.●

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microSD attachment

Product type : AttachmentformicroSDcardOperating Environment

Temperature : -10°Cto40°C(14to104°F)(operation)/-20°Cto65°C(-4to149°F)(storage)

Humidity : 95%andbelow(operation)/85%andbelow(storage)Dimensions : 25.0mm(W)x20.3mm(H)x1.7mm(D)(1.0×0.8×0.07in.)

(Handle:2.2mm(0.09in.))Weight : Approx.0.9g(0.03oz)

Designandspecificationssubjecttochangewithoutnotice.

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Index

ToTelevision...................................45CroppingapictureP....................36,50CUSTOMPRINT..................................49

D

DATE(X)...........................................52DATE(PRINTINFO).............................50DateandtimeX..........................13,44DIGITALZOOM....................................29Directprinting........................................48DisplaylanguageW..................13,40DISMOVIEMODE(Movie)..................30DPOF....................................................51DRAMATICEYE...................................35DRIVE...................................................28DUALTIME............................................44

E

EASYPRINT........................................48EDITI............................................36,37Erase

ALLERASE....................................38ERASEK........................................38SEL.IMAGE....................................38Singleimageerase.........................17

ESP.......................................................29ESP/n................................................29Exposure...............................................15ExposurecompensationF..................21

F

FACEDETECT.....................................29FADER(SLIDESHOW).........................35FILENAME...........................................43Filename..............................................43FILENAME(PRINTINFO)...................50FILLIN#.............................................21FINE......................................................27FINEZOOM..........................................29FLASHAUTO.......................................21Flashcharge.........................................56Flashmode#......................................20

A

ACadapter............................................62AFlock..................................................18AFMODE.............................................29ALL(PERFECTFIX).............................35ALL(SLIDESHOW)..............................35ALLINDEX...........................................49ALLPRINT............................................49All-imageprintreservationU..............52AUTO(FILENAME).............................43AUTO(ISO)..........................................28AUTO(WB)...........................................28AVcable............................................2,45

B

BACKUP...............................................40Battery............................2,10,56,60,61Batterycharger...............................10,61BEAUTYFIXM...................................35bmode.........................................18BEEP....................................................42BGM......................................................35Black&White.......................................36

C

CALENDAR..........................................37CALENDAR(SLIDESHOW).................35CALIBRATE..........................................46Calendarview.......................................25CAMERAMENUB..............................28Card.......................................... 11,12,62CLEARSKIN........................................35Close-upviewU..................................25Cloudyday3.....................................28COLOR1/2/3........................................41COLOREDIT........................................36COMBINEINCAMERA1......................32COMBINEINCAMERA2.....................32COMBINEINPC..................................32COMPRESSION...................................27Connection

ToComputer...................................54ToPrinter........................................48

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FLASHOFF$.....................................21Fluorescentlamp1/2/3wxy..........28FORMAT...............................................40Format..................................................40FRAMERATE.......................................27FUNCmenu..........................................23

H

HighspeedsequentialshootingW.....28Histogramdisplay...........................23,25

I

Amode...........................................19iESP......................................................29IMAGEQUALITYA.............................27IMAGESIZE.........................................27IMAGESTABILIZER(Stillimages).......30INDEX...................................................37IndexviewG.......................................25Informationdisplays........................23,25Internalmemory.............................. 11,63ISO........................................................28

L

LEDILLUMINATOR........................22,46Lithiumionbattery..................................2

M

MACRO&...........................................21Macromode&.....................................21MEMORYFORMAT..............................40Menu.......................................................3MENUCOLOR.....................................41Menuguide.............................................3microSDAttachment...................2,12,64microSDcard..................................12,64microSDHCcard.............................12,64Monitorbrightnessadjustments.......44MOVIE(SLIDESHOW).........................35MULTIPRINT.......................................49MULTIWINDOW..................................24

N

NO(X)...............................................52NORMAL..............................................27NORMAL(MENUCOLOR)...................41NORMAL(SLIDESHOW).....................35NTSC....................................................45Numberofprints(<x)..........................50

O

OLYMPUSMaster2.........................2,54Opticalzoom.........................................20

P

PAL.......................................................45PANORAMAN.....................................32Panoramaplayback..............................26PC.........................................................54PERFECTFIXH..................................35PictBridge.............................................48Picturerotationy.................................38PIXELMAPPING..................................43PLAYBACKMENUJ.....................37,38Playbackmodeq...............................16PlaybackonaTV..................................45POWERSAVE......................................46PRINTORDERL..........................39,49Printreservations..................................51Printingpictures....................................48Protect0...........................................37PWONSETUP.....................................41

R

RECVIEW............................................42REDEYE!.......................................21REDEYEFIX........................................35RESETD..............................................34RESET(FILENAME)...........................43ResizingQ.........................................36

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Saturation(Hard)..................................36Saturation(Soft)....................................36(SCENEMODE)O...............18,31SCREEN...............................................41SELFTIMERY.....................................22Sepia.....................................................36Sequentialshootingj.......................28SETUPE.............................................40SHADOWADJ................................24,30Shootingmode......................................15Shootingmoviesn..............................19Shootingstillpictures

(Fullautomode)A....................19ShootingstillpicturesK.....................15SHUTTERSOUND...............................42SILENTMODEF.................................47Single-imageprintreservation<.........51Single-frameshootingo....................28SLIDE(SLIDESHOW)..........................35SLIDESHOWG...................................35S-MACROLEDO..............................21Soundrecording

AddingsoundtostillpicturesR......38RecordingsoundwithstillpicturesR ........................................................30

SOUNDSETTINGS..............................42SPARKLEEYE.....................................35SPOT(AFMODE)................................29Spotmeteringn.................................29STILLPICTURE(SLIDESHOW)..........35Strap.......................................................2Sunnyday5.......................................28SUPERMACRO%.............................21

T

TAPCONTROL.....................................46TIME(X)............................................52Topmenu................................................5Tungstenlight1..................................28Turnthecameraon........................13,15TYPE....................................................35

U

USBcable...................................2,48,54

V

VIDEOOUT..........................................45VOLUME...............................................41VOLUMEq........................................42

W

Warningsound8................................42WhitebalanceWB................................28

X

xD-PictureCard.............................. 11,62

Z

Zoom.....................................................20ZOOM(SLIDESHOW)..........................35

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