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INSTRUCTIONS
nBefore using your camera, read this manual carefully to ensure correct
use.
nWe recommend that you take test shots to get accustomed to your
camera before taking important photographs.
DIGITAL CAMERA
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Thank you for purchasing an Olympus digital camera. Before you start to use
your new camera, please read these instructions carefully to enjoy optimum
performance and a longer service life. Keep this manual in a safe place for
future reference.
Legal and other notices
•All contents of this publication are subject to change without notice.
•Although the contents of this publication have been carefully checked to
avoid errors, some may still occur. If you have a question about any points,
or nd mistakes or omissions, please contact us.
•No part of this publication may be reproduced or reprinted except for
personal use without prior written permission from Olympus.
•Olympus makes no representations or warranties regarding any damages, or
benefit expected by using this unit lawfully, or any request from a third
person, which are caused by the inappropriate use of this product.
•Olympus makes no representations or warranties regarding any damages or
any benet expected by using this unit lawfully which are caused by erasing
picture data.
•Olympus reserves all rights to this manual.
Radio and Television Interference
Change or modifications not expressly approved by the manufacturer may
void the user’s authority to operate this equipment. This equipment has been
tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device,
pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide
reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation.
This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy and,
if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause
harmful interference to radio communications.
However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular
installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or
television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off
and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or
more of the following measures:
•Adjust or relocate the receiving antenna.
•Increase the distance between the camera and receiver.
•Connect the equipment to an outlet on a circuit dierent from that to which
the receiver is connected.
Only the RS-232C serial cable or USB cable should be used to connect the
camera to a personal computer (PC).
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Declaration of Conformity
Model Number: E-100RS
Trade Name: OLYMPUS
Responsible Party: Olympus America Inc.
Address: 2 Corporate Center Drive, Melville, New York 11747-3157
U.S.A.
Telephone Number: 631-844-5000
This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC rules. Operation is subject to
the following two conditions:
(1) This device may not cause harmful interference, and
(2) This device must accept any interference received, including
interference that may cause undesired operation.
This Class B digital apparatus meets all requirements of the Canadian
Interference-Causing Equipment Regulations.
Trademarks
Windows®is a registered trademark of Microsoft Corporation.
Macintosh™is a trademark of Apple Computer Inc.
All other brand names and product names are trademarks of their respective
owners.
The standards for camera file systems referred to in this manual are the
“Design Rule for Camera File System/DCF” standards stipulated by the
Japan Electronics Industry Development Association (JEIDA).
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Contents
Legal and other notices 2
Radio and television interference 2
Trademarks 3
Contents 4
Important safety instructions 11
Handling batteries 14
Handling the camera 17
Camera care and storage 18
Selecting batteries for your camera 19
LCD display and backlight 20
Main features 21
Package contents 23
Names of parts 25
Camera 25
Control panel indications 27
Viewfinder/Monitor indications (Picture information) 29
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GETTING STARTED 31
Attaching the strap 32
Loading the batteries 33
Service life of NiMH battery 36
Using the AC power adapter (Optional) 37
Using the card 39
Card basics 39
Inserting the card 40
Ejecting the card 41
Selecting the card 42
Setting the date and time 43
Setting the mode dial 45
How to use the menu 46
Record mode menu list 49
Still picture record menu 49
Movie picture record menu 51
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Display mode menu list 53
Still picture display menu
—Shown when a still picture is displayed 53
Movie picture display menu
—Shown when a movie is displayed 54
How to use this instruction manual 55
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RECORD AND DISPLAY BASICS 56
Turn the power on 58
How to use the viewfinder/monitor 59
Pre-recording check 60
Checking the batteries 60
Checking the card—Card check 61
Checking the remaining number of storable pictures
and remaining time 62
Number of storable pictur 63es
Adjusting the diopter 64
Holding the camera 64
Using the shutter release correctly
—Pressing fully/halfway 65
How to press the shutter button and focus 65
Recording and display 66
Taking still pictures and displaying them 66
Taking still pictur 66es
Quick view 68
Recording movies and displaying them 69
Recording movies 69
Displaying movies 70
Protection 72
Erasing images 73
Single frame erasure 73
All-frame erasure 74
Telephoto/Wide-angle shooting—Zoom 75
Using the flash—Auto flash 76
Tur 77ning off the power
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Contents (Cont.)
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SHOOTING PICTURES CONSECUTIVELY ..........79
Shooting pictures consecutively at high speed
—Sequential mode 80
Selecting the sequential mode 81
Sequential shooting/AF sequential shooting 82
Selecting the sequential shooting speed 80
Recording pictures just before shutter release
—Pre-capture 83
Displaying sequential shots 161
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DIFFERENT SHOOTING OPTIONS TO SUIT EVERY
APPLICATION ............................................000
Taking pictures under different conditions 86
Taking portrait pictur 86es
Taking pictures of moving subjects 86
Taking pictures focusing on both subject
and the background 87
Taking night scenes 88
Using the scene program (S- Prg) mode 89
Setting the aperture—Aperture priority mode 91
Setting the shutter speed—Shutter priority mode 92
Setting the aperture and shutter speed
—Manual recording 93
Taking close-up pictures—Macro mode 94
Taking pictures using the self-timer 95
Taking pictures using the remote control 96
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RECORD MODE SELECTION ............................99
Selecting the record mode/picture size 100
Setting picture size for TIFF recording—TIFF 102
Setting the picture size/record mode for SQ
recording—SQ 103
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Contents (Cont.)
Changing the tint 132
Selecting the tint—PRE-SET 132
Customizing the tint 134
Other recording 136
Recording with special effects—FUNCTION 136
Recording sound when taking a picture
—Sound record 137
Recording pictures sequentially with different exposures/
white balance—Auto bracket 139
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DISPLAY FUNCTIONS ..................................143
Displaying a single image—Single image display 144
Enlarging pictures—Close-up display 145
Rotating and checking vertically oriented pictur 146 es
Displaying multiple pictures at one time
—Index display 147
Setting the number of pictures displayed
on the screen—4/9/16 frames 148
Displaying multiple pictures automatically in
sequence—Slide-show 149
Displaying picture information 150
Still picture information 150
Movie picture information 151
Displaying on TV 152
Adjusting the sound volume 153
Adding a sound memo to recorded still pictures 154
Initializing a card—CARD SETUP 159
Image copy between cards 162
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PRINT SETTINGS ........................................164
About print settings 166
Print all frames stored in a card
—All-frame print reserve 168
Print selected frames
—Single-frame print reserve 170
Resetting print reserve 176
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FUNCTION SETTINGS FOR EASIER
OPERATION................................................177
Mode setting menu 178
How to use the mode setting menu screen 179
Resetting the camera’s settings when turning
it off—ALL RESET 182
Resetting the camera’s settings when turning
it on—ALL RESET—CUSTOM 184
Setting image sharpness 186
Changing the shutter sound effect 187
Changing the camera warning
sound volume 188
Setting the assist lamp for focusing
—AF ILLUMINATOR 189
Displaying the image during recording
—REC VIEW 190
Setting the times for power saving mode
—SLEEP 191
Selecting the file numbering system
—FILE NAME 192
About the file No. and folder No. 192
The file No. and folder No. in each mode 192
Canceling image writing to the card
—SHOT CANCEL 195
Adjusting the brightness of the monitor 196
Selecting meters or feet as a measurement unit
—m/ft 197
Changing the number of movie frames
per second— RATE 198
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Contents (Cont.)
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TRANSFERRING PICTURES TO A
COMPUTER ................................................199
Transferring your pictures to a
personal computer 000
Connecting directly to a computer by cable 000
Saving directly from a card 000
Connecting to a computer using the exclusive
USB cable 000
Connecting to a computer 000
Removing the card 000
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MISCELLANEOUS ........................................211
Troubleshooting 212
Operating problems 212
Problems with images 216
User maintenance 219
After use 219
Cleaning the camera 219
Connectable devices—System chart 220
Error codes 221
Optional items 223
Compatibility of the picture data 223
Specifications 224
Index 227
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Important safety instructions (cont.)
1 Read All Instructions — Before you use the product, read all
operating instructions.
2 Save These Instructions — Save all safety and operating
instructions for future reference.
3 Heed Warnings — Read carefully and follow all warning labels on
the product and all warnings described in the instructions.
4 Follow Instructions — Follow all instructions provided with this
product.
5 Cleaning — Always unplug this product from the wall outlet before
cleaning. Use only a damp cloth for cleaning. Never use any type of
liquid or aerosol cleaner, or any type of organic solvent to clean this
product.
6 Attachments — For your safety, and to avoid damaging the product,
use only accessories recommended by Olympus.
7 Water and Moisture — Never use this product around water (near a
bathtub, kitchen sink, laundry tub, wet basement, or swimming pool).
8 Location — To avoid damage to the product and to avoid personal
injury, never place this product on an unstable stand, tripod, bracket,
table or cart. Mount only on a stable tripod, stand, or bracket. Follow
the instructions which describe how to safely mount the product, and
use only the mounting devices recommended by the manufacturer.
9 Power Sources — Connect this product only to the power source
described on the product label. If you are not sure about the type of
power supply in your home, consult your local power company.
Refer to your operating instructions for information on using the
product with batteries.
10 Grounding, Polarization — If this product can be used with an
optional AC adapter, the adapter may be equipped with a polarized
alternating current line plug, a plug with one blade wider than the
other. This safety feature allows the plug to t into the power outlet
only one way. If you cannot insert the plug into the wall outlet, pull it
out, reverse it, and then insert it again. If the plug still fails to t,
contact an electrician and have the receptacle replaced.
11 Protecting the Power Cord — The power supply cord should be
routed so it will not be walked on. Never place a heavy object on
the power cord and never wrap the power cord around the leg of a
table or chair. Keep the areas around the power cord connection
points, at the power outlet and at the product connection, free of all
obstacles.
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12 Lightning — If a lightning storm occurs while using the optional AC
adapter, unplug the adapter power cord from the wall outlet
immediately. To avoid damage from unexpected power surges,
always unplug the AC adapter from the power outlet and disconnect
it from the camera when the camera is not in use.
13 Overloading — Never overload wall outlets, extension cords, power
strips, or other power connection points with too many plugs.
14 Foreign Objects, Spillage — To avoid personal injury from re or
electrical shock from contact with internal high voltage points, never
insert a metal object into the product. Avoid using the product
where there is a danger of spillage.
15 Servicing — Refer all servicing to qualied personnel. Attempting to
remove the covers or disassemble the product, could expose you to
dangerous high voltage points.
16 Damage Requiring Service — While using the optional AC adapter,
if you notice any of the conditions described below, unplug the AC
adapter from the wall outlet and refer servicing to qualied service
personnel:
a) If liquid has been spilled, or any object has fallen into the
product.
b) If the product has been exposed to water.
c) If the product does not operate normally while following
operating instructions. Adjust only the controls described in the
operating instructions as improper adjustment of other controls
could damage the product, requiring extensive repair work by a
qualied technician to restore the product to normal operation.
d) If the product has been dropped or damaged in any way.
e) If the product exhibits a distinct change in performance, this
indicates a need for servicing.
17 Replacement Parts — When replacement parts are required, make
sure that the service center uses only parts recommended by the
manufacturer to ensure that the replacement parts have the same
characteristics as the originals. Unauthorized substitution of parts
could cause a re, electrical shock, or create other hazards.
18 Safety Check — Upon completion of servicing or repairs, ask the
service technician to perform safety checks to determine that the
product is in good working condition.
19 Heat — Never use or store this product near a heat source such as
a radiator, heat register, stove, or any type of equipment or
appliance which generates heat, including stereo ampliers.
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WARNING
1 Keep batteries dry at all times. Never allow them to come into
contact with fresh water or salt water.
2 To prevent batteries from leaking, overheating, or causing a re or
explosion:
• Use only batteries recommended for use with this product.
• Never heat batteries, incinerate them, or attempt to disassemble
them.
• Never mix batteries (old and new batteries, charged and
uncharged batteries, batteries of dierent manufacture or capacity,
etc.).
• Never attempt to charge alkaline or lithium batteries.
• Load batteries carefully as described in the operating instructions.
Never reverse their polarity when loading.
• Do not use batteries if their body is not covered by the insulating
sheet or if the sheet is torn as it may cause uid leak, re, or
injury. Do not use these batteries even if they are sold in stores.
3 If NiMH batteries are not charged within the specied time, stop
charging them and do not use them.
4 Before loading, always inspect batteries carefully for leaks,
discoloration, warping, or any other abnormality.
5 Always store batteries out of the reach of small children. If a child
accidentally swallows a battery, seek medical attention immediately.
6 If a battery leaks uid onto your clothing or skin, remove the clothing
and ush the aected area with clean, running cold water
immediately. If the uid burns your skin, seek medical attention
immediately.
7 Never attempt to modify the battery compartment on the camera,
never insert anything (other than the recommended battery) into the
battery compartment.
5 Never heat batteries or incinerate them.
6 Never attempt to connect a battery directly to a power outlet, or to a
cigarette lighter in a vehicle.
7 If battery uid gets into your eyes, ush your eyes immediately with
clear, cold running water and seek medical attention immediately.
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Handling the Camera
WARNING
1 Use caution when taking ash pictures at close range. When you
re the ash, you must be at least 3ft. away from the faces of your
subjects, especially when taking pictures of infants and small
children. Firing the ash too close to the subject's eyes could cause
a momentary loss of vision.
2 To avoid damaging your eyes, never aim the camera directly into the
sun, or any other extremely bright light source.
3 To avoid causing a re or explosion, never use the camera near
ammable or explosive gases.
4 Always use and store the camera out of the reach of young children
and infants to prevent the following dangerous situations which
could cause serious injury:
• Becoming entangled in the camera strap, causing strangulation.
• Accidentally swallowing a battery or small part.
• Accidentally ring the ash into their own eyes or into the eyes of
another child.
5 To avoid the hazards of re or electrical shock, store the camera in a
cool, dry location where it will not be subjected to high humidity or
dust.
6 To avoid minor burns, never cover the ash with your hand when it
is red. Never touch the ash unit after continuous use. The ash
unit becomes very hot during continuous operation.
7 If the camera is accidentally dropped in water, or if liquid is spilled
into the camera, stop using the camera, allow the camera to dry,
and then remove the batteries. Contact the nearest Olympus
authorized service center.
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Important safety instructions (cont.)
CAUTION
1 During operation of the camera, if you notice any unusual odors,
noise, or smoke around the camera, immediately switch the camera
off, disconnect the optional AC adapter (if it is connected), and allow
the camera to sit idle for a few minutes to allow it time to cool. Take
the camera outdoors, away from ammable objects, and carefully
remove the batteries to avoid burning your hands. Contact the
nearest Olympus service center immediately.
2 Never attempt to disassemble the camera. The internal circuits
contain high voltage points which could cause serious burns or
electrical shock.
3 To avoid dangerous electrical shock, never hold or operate the
camera with wet hands.
4 To avoid damaging the camera or causing a re, never expose the
camera to excessive heat.
CAUTION
Camera Care and Storage
• Never store or use the camera for long periods in locations subject to
direct sunlight, high humidity, extreme variation in temperature, or
strong shocks and constant vibration. Protect the camera at all times
from dust and sand.
• Never store the camera near any type of appliance or equipment
which generates high temperatures, low temperatures, high or low
humidity, or a strong magnetic eld. Never use the camera in a factory
or laboratory where ammable gases are present.
• Never shake the camera or subject it to shock or strong vibration.
• To avoid damaging its precision lens, never leave the camera pointing
directly into the sun.
• Before storing the camera for a long period, remove the batteries.
Select a cool, dry location for storage to prevent condensation or mold
from forming inside the camera. After storage, test the camera by
pressing the shutter release button to make sure that it is operating
normally.
• When the camera is mounted on a tripod, adjust the tripod head to re-
position the camera; do not twist the camera.
• Never touch the ash after it has been red. Avoid using the ash for
extended periods. Allow it to cool occasionally between shots.
• To avoid injury from electrical shock, never attempt to disassemble or
modify the camera in any way.
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CAUTION
Selecting Batteries for Your Camera
• This camera can use four AA NiMH batteries, four AA Alkaline
batteries, four AA lithium batteries, four AA NiCd batteries, or two CR-
V3 lithium battery packs. Use of Olympus brand batteries is strongly
recommended.
• Alkaline battery performance is limited, especially at low
temperatures. Using NiMH batteries is recommended.
• manganese batteries cannot be used with this camera.AA
• Always follow the battery recommendations and loading instructions.
Incorrectly loading the batteries could cause the batteries to leak or
overheating.
• When using the camera on battery power at low temperatures, try to
keep the camera and extra batteries as warm as possible. Batteries
which run down at low temperatures may be restored after they are
warmed at ambient temperature.
• Perspiration or oil from your hands on the battery contacts could
prevent them from operating. Before loading batteries, wipe the
terminals with a dry, clean cloth.
• Before going on a long trip, especially before traveling abroad,
purchase an ample supply of extra batteries. The recommended
batteries may be dicult to obtain while traveling.
• Always recharge NiMH or NiCd batteries with a charger
recommended for use with these batteries.
• Before using NiMH or NiCd batteries, always read the instructions
provided with purchase of these batteries.
• To avoid personal injury or damage to the camera, always inspect
batteries before loading. If you notice leaking, damage to the battery
cover or insulation, discoloration, warping or any other abnormality do
not use the batteries.
• Recommended temperature ranges for NiMH batteries:
Operation..................................... 32° ~ 104°F
Charge......................................... 32° ~ 104°F
Storage........................................ –4° ~ 86°F
• Using, charging, or storing the batteries outside these ranges could
shorten battery life or aect battery performance. Always unload the
batteries from the camera before storing the camera and batteries for
a long period.
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NOTES
LCD Display and Backlight
●Do not point the viewnder towards strong light like the sun, as this may
damage interior of the viewnder.
●The backlight built into the monitor and control panel has a limited service
life. When the monitor gets dark and jittery, consult your nearest Olympus
dealer.
●In places subject to low temperatures, the backlight may take a long time to
turn on or its color may change temporarily. When using the camera in
extremely cold places, it is a good idea to occasionally place it in warm
place. A backlight exhibiting poor performance due to low temperatures will
recover in normal temperatures.
●Do not push the monitor forcibly; otherwise the image may become vague,
resulting in a Display mode failure or damage to the monitor.
●When a subject is viewed diagonally in the camera, the edges may appear
zigzagged on the monitor. This is not a malfunction; It will be less
noticeable in Display mode.
●A strip of light may appear on the top/bottom of the monitor, but this is not a
malfunction.
●The LCD display is made with high-precision technology. However,
black spots or bright spots of light may appear constantly on the LCD
display. Due to its characteristics or the angle at which you are
viewing the monitor, the spot may not be uniform in color and
brightness. This is not a malfunction.
Important safety instructions (cont.)
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Main features
nSequential shooting at high shutter speeds (max. 15
frames/second) in all modes except TIFF. Shutter speed
can be selected from 10, 7.5 and 5 frames/second.
nPre-capture allows images to be recorded just before
the Shutter button is pressed. (P. 00)
n10X optical zoom lens with a stabilization system plus
2.7X Super-telephoto allows you to shoot pictures
equivalent to 27X zoom. (P. 00)
nCan use either SmartMedia (SSFDC) memory card or
CompactFlash. Images can be copied between
SmartMedia and CompactFlash.
nAdvanced shooting features
– 1,510,000-pixel CCD.
– Wide-angle TFT LCD monitor.
– Electronic viewnder.
– Remote cable jack.
– Various exposure modes (program, aperture priority,
shutter priority, manual and scene program) are
available, allowing you to adapt to different shooting
conditions.
– Multi-metering function to calculate the appropriate
exposure based on brightness metering at up to 8
dierent points in the frame.
– Movie recording function.
– Sound recording with both still pictures and movies.
– Built-in speaker for audio monitoring. (P. 00)
– A/V OUT jack provided for viewing pictures on TV*.
nSupport for AA NiMH batteries in addition to lithium
battery packs.
* You may not be able to view pictures on TVs in some areas,
depending on the type of TV signal used in your region.
Check the TV signal type.
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Camera Strap A/V cable
USB cable Remote control Lens cap
Warranty card/ Instructions/ Remote control
Registration card Quick Start Guide instructions
Software CD’s
Package contents
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SmartMedia Static-free case Index labels
(SSFDC-8MB) (2 pieces)
Write-protect adhesive Instructions
seals (4 pieces)
Battery charger AA NiMH batteries Power plug
(4 pieces)
Instructions
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Names of parts
Camera
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1Zoom lever (T/W) (P. 71)/
Index-display lever ( / )
(P. 125)
2Shutter button (P. 67)
3Mode dial (P. 44)
4Self-timer lamp/AF assist lamp
(P. 68/119/121/157)
5Control panel (P. 27)
6Diopter adjustment dial (P. 64)
75-pin external ash socket ( )
(P. 112)
8Microphone (P. 123)
9Strap eyelet (P. 32)
0Remote control receiver (P. 121)
!Lens
@Flash (built-in) (P. 72/106–116)
#Flash switch ( ) (P. 72/108/113)
$Connector cover (P. 76/123/187)
%Remote cable jack ( )
(P. 182–187)
^USB connector (P. 182–187)
&DC-IN jack (P. 37)
*External microphone jack (MIC)
(P. 123)
(A/V OUT jack (MONO) (P. 76)
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)Viewnder (P. 28/29/65)
qINFO button (P. 28)
wFlash mode button ( )
(P. 106/108)/Erase button ( )
(P. 77/78)
eDRIVE button (P. 102/117/118/ 138)
●Displays sequential shots during
display mode.
rMetering mode button ( )
(P. 132/138)
●Rotates the vertically-oriented
pictures 90° counterclockwise
during display mode.
tMacro button ( ) (P. 90/138)
●Rotates the vertically-oriented
pictures 90° clockwise during
display mode.
yAE lock button (AEL)(P.130)/
Multi-metering button (P.133)/
Print button( )(P.168–178)
uArrow pad (P. 45–47)
iMonitor (P. 28/29/65)
oOK button (P. 47)/Manual focus
button (MF) (P. 94)/Protect button
( ) (P. 79)
pMonitor button ( ) (P. 65)
QMenu button ( ) (P. 45)
WPower switch (POWER OFF/ON/
RESET) (P. 58)
ECard cover (P. 40)
RCard access lamp (P. 67)
TBattery compartment cover
(P. 33/34)
YBattery compartment lock
(P. 32/34)
UTripod socket (P. 112)
ISpeaker (P. 00)
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Names of parts (cont.)
Control panel indications
: Flash mode (P. 106)
●: Red-eye reduction ash, : O (ash override), : Fill-in ash
(forced activation), No indication: Auto ash
: Slow shutter synchronization ash (P. 110)
●Displayed when is set on the menu.
: Flash intensity control (P. 109)
●Displayed when is set on the menu.
: Card writing (P. 67)
●Displayed when recorded pictures are being written to a card.
: Sound record (P. 112)
●Displayed when is set on the menu.
: Card error (P. 61/203)
●When the power is turned on, the camera checks the card. If there is a
problem with the card, this indication appears. If the card functions properly,
this indication does not appear.
: Battery check (P. 60)
●Displayed when the power is turned on.
: Auto bracket (P. 103)
●To engage the Auto Bracket mode, press the button repeatedly until
this indication appears.
: Macro mode (P. 90)
●Displayed when the button is pressed to engage the Macro mode.
: Full-time AF (P. 95)
●Displayed when FULL TIME AF is set.
: White balance (P. 134)
●Displayed when the White Balance is set to any mode except AUTO.
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: ISO (P. 101)
●Displayed when the ISO is set to any mode except AUTO. When the ISO is
increased automatically in the AUTO mode, this indication blinks.
: Self-timer/Remote control (P. 119/120)
●To use the Self-timer/remote control, press the button repeatedly until
this indication appears.
: Sequential shooting (P. 118)
●Press the button repeatedly until the indication for the desired mode
appears.
: Exposure compensation (P. 99)
●Displayed during exposure compensation.
: Pre-capture (P. 00)
●Displayed when Pre-capture is set on the menu.
: AF system (P. 96)
●Displayed when AF MODE is set. If SPOT is selected, this indication does
not appear.
: Manual focus (P. 94)
●Displayed when the focus is adjusted manually.
: Stabilization system (P. 97)
●Displayed when is set.
: Metering mode (P. 100)
●Press the button repeatedly until the indication for the desired mode
appears.
: AE memory (P. 130)
●Displayed when the memorized exposure (AE lock) is maintained after
recording.
: Record mode (P. 104)
●Displayed when is set.
: Number of storable still pictures (P. 63)
●Displays the number of still pictures you can record.
: Card (P. 00)
●Displays the card type in use.
: Seconds remaining in Movie mode (P. 63)
●Displays the longest continuous recording time per movie frame.
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1Flash stand-by/Jitter warning/Flash charge (P. 72/108)
2AF conrmation mark (P. 68)
3Shooting mode (P. 44)
4Battery check (displayed after the camera is turned on and when warnings
appear) (P. 60)
5Aperture value (P. 87/89)
6Shutter speed (P. 88)
7Exposure compensation/ Exposure dierential (P. 99)
8Drive mode (P. 102/117–120)
9AF target mark (P. 67/68)
0 Memory gauge (P. 69)
! Card (P. 00)
@Number of storable pictures
#Metering mode (P. 100)
$Macro mode (P. 90)
%White balance (P. 134)
^ISO (P. 101)
&Record mode (P. 104)
*Flash mode (P. 106)
(Slow shutter synchronization ash (not displayed when the ash is in the
ash override mode) (P. 111)
)Stabilization system (P. 97)
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1
GETTING STARTED
This chapter outlines all of the things you
need to do before you start using your
camera such as loading batteries and
inserting cards. It also explains how to use
the Mode dial and the Menus.
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Attaching the strap
11Thread the strap through the strap
eyelet.
2Thread the strap through the
stopper as the arrows in the
illustration show, then pull on it to
make sure it is securely fastened
to the stopper.
3Attach the strap to the strap eyelet
on the other side of camera,
followin g steps 1 and 2 as
explained above.
●Be careful with the strap when you carry the camera, as it can easily catch
on stray objects, causing serious damage.
●Attach the strap correctly as shown so that the camera does not fall o. If
the strap is attached incorrectly and the camera falls o, Olympus is not
responsible for any damages.
Note:
1
2
Stopper
Camera strap eyelet
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1
This camera uses 2 CR-V3 lithium battery packs or 4 AA NiMH batteries,
NiCd batteries, alkaline batteries or lithium batteries.
Important:
Do not peel the label on a CR-V3 lithium battery pack. If an insulating sheet
covers the terminals, peel it o ONLY from the terminals.
1Make sure that the camera power
switch is in the o position.
2Slide the battery compartment
lock on the battery compartment
cover in the direction of .
3Slide the battery compartment
cover in the direction of the arrow
printed on it (the direction of the
lens) with your ngertip.
●Attempting to slide the cover using
a ngernail could result in injury.
4Open the battery compartment
cover.
1
Loading the batteries
3, 4
2
34
Loading the batteries (Cont.)
15Insert the batteries.
●When using AA batteries
Insert the batteries with their poles
oriented in the direction shown in
the illustration.
●When using lithium battery
packs
Insert the batteries in the direction
shown in the illustration. Do not
insert them in any other direction.
6Close the battery compartment
cover, then press it down and
slide it in the opposite direction of
the arrow printed on it.
●When pressing the battery
compartment cover shut, be sure to
press the center of the cover, as it
may be dicult to close properly by
pressing the edge.
●Make sure the cover is completely
closed.
7Slide the battery compartment
lock on the battery compartment
cover in the direction of .
When using lithium battery packs
5
When using AA batteries
6
7
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1
●CR-V3 lithium battery packs cannot be charged.
●Alkaline batteries have a lot of variation in their performance and deteriorate
particularly at low temperatures. It is recommended that lithium battery
packs or NiMH batteries be used.
●Manganese batteries cannot be used. Please read the cautions concerning
batteries. (See page 19.)
●If the terminals inside the battery compartment are dirty, it will noticeably
shorten the life of the batteries. Do not touch the inside of the battery
compartment.
●If the camera is left for 1 week with the batteries removed, all the internal
settings will revert to the default settings.
Note:
Caution:
Do not use batteries whose bodies are not completely covered by an
insulating sheet. If such batteries are used, they may cause leakage,
excessive heat, or explosion. Some batteries are sold with a partial
insulating sheet, or without any insulating sheet at all. Do not use these
batteries under any circumstances.
● The following AA batteries cannot be used.
Batteries whose bodies are only partially covered,
or not covered at all, by an insulating sheet.
Batteries whose — terminals are raised, but not covered
by an insulating sheet.
Batteries whose — terminals are flat and not
completely covered by an insulating sheet. (Such
batteries cannot be used even if the — terminals
are partially covered.)
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Loading the batteries (Cont.)
1Service life of NiMH battery
The table below shows the approximate number of photographs that can be
taken and the display time available with the NiMH batteries. Note that the
lives of battery packs may vary according to the type of battery, manufacture,
camera shooting conditions, etc.
Service life of NiMH battery
Shooting conditions
1• Repeat the same function in sequential 2fps shooting conditions
for no more than 10 minutes than take a break
• Sequential 2fps shooting no more than 10 minutes then break
• Flash use no more than 50%
• One zoom adjustment on each shot
• Full-time AF turned off
• Digital Zoom off
• No displaying on or connecting to a PC
• Temperature 25°C
2Repeated sequential display in the slide show mode with periodic
breaks
Note:
●When connecting the camera to a PC, it is recommended that you
use the optional AC adapter.
●Power is consumed continuously during the conditions below. This
could reduce the number of pictures that can be taken.
• Repeated auto-focus by depressing the shutter button halfway.
• Repeated power zoom adjustments.
• When the full-time AF mode is turned on.
• When the LCD monitor is in the display mode for an extended
period of time.
• When communicating with a PC.
Shooting/Displaying Condition Battery life
Number of photos 1Approx. 100 frames
Display time 2Approx. 160 minutes
* These figures are for reference only and are not guaranteed.
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1
An optional Olympus AC adapter allows you to power your digital camera
from a common AC wall outlet.
Use an AC adapter designed for the area camera is used.
Consult your nearest Olympus dealer or Service center for details.
1Make sure that the camera power
switch is in the o position.
2Plug the AC adapter into a power
outlet.
3Open the jack cover and plug the
connection cord into the DC-In
jack.
4To disconnect, turn the camera
switch off, and unplug the AC
adapter rst from the camera then
from the outlet.
Using the AC power adapter (Optional)
Power
plug
Connection cord plug
AC adapter
AC wall outlet
DC-IN jack (Black)
2
1
3
Open the jack cover as shown.
●When in use for long periods, the AC adapter may get warm. This is
normal.
Note:
38
Loading the batteries (Cont.)
1Warning:
Incorrect use of the batteries may cause re or electric
shock.
●Be sure to use an Olympus AC adapter. Using a non-Olympus adapter
could be hazardous and may damage the camera. Olympus is not
responsible for any damage caused by the use of AC adapters not
designed for this camera.
●Never plug or unplug the AC adapter if you have wet hands. When
unplugging the adapter, hold the body of the unit, not the cord. Never pull,
bend, twist or modify the cord.
●If you experience any of the following problems, contact your local dealer or
the nearest authorized Olympus service center.
• If the AC adapter is hot, smells like smoke, or is emitting smoke.
• If there is any damage to the cord, or if there is a contact failure with the
plug.
1
Using the card
39
1Contact area
The area where the card comes into contact with the
camera
2Write-protect area
Attach the provided write-protect seal when you want to
protect your data from accidental erasure or overwriting.
3Index area
Use the provided index label to indicate the card’s
contents.
1
2
3
Note:
● Operating temperature: 0°C to 55°C; Storing temperature: –20°C to
65° C; Humidity: up to 95 %
● Put the card into its anti-electrostatic case for storage or transportation.
● Do not bend, drop, or apply any physical shock to the card.
● Read the provided SmartMedia instruction manual carefully.
● Do not touch the contact area of the card.
● Do not use 5V cards. Use Olympus cards or other 3V (3.3V) cards.
● Non-Olympus 3V (3.3V) cards must be formatted by the camera (see
p.42).
This camera uses SmartMedia or CompactFlash to record images. This
instruction manual uses the term “card” when referring to both. It is possible
to load both types in the camera at the same time.
What is SmartMedia?
SmartMedia is a recording medium for the Olympus CAMEDIA digital
camera. Images recorded and stored on SmartMedia can easily be deleted,
overwritten, and/or edited on a PC.
Compatible SmartMedia cards
● Provided 8 MB standard card.
● Optional Olympus 4 MB/8 MB/16 MB/ 32 MB/64 MB cards
● Market-available 3V card 4 MB/8 MB/16 MB/32 MB/64 MB
Card basics
40
Using the card (Cont.)
1What is CompactFlash?
CompactFlash is a recording medium similar to SmartMedia, but with a higher
storage capacity. Using a LEXAR Media device, equipped with a USB
connector, you can transfer images to a computer at high speed using a
JumpShot cable.
Compatible CompactFlash cards
● Commercially available LEXAR Media
16 MB/32 MB/48 MB/64 MB/80 MB/128 MB/160 MB/256 MB
● Commercially available Type II compliant cards
16 MB/32 MB/48 MB/64 MB/80 MB/128 MB/160 MB
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1
Inserting the card
1Make sure that the camera power
switch is in the off position.
2Open the Card cover.
3
When using the SmartMedia card:
Insert the card in the direction
shown in the illustration.
When using the CompactFlash
card:
Insert the end of the card and
push in the card. When the tab
pops out, place it on its side.
● Note the orientation of the card. If it
is inserted incorrectly, it may
become jammed.
4Close the cover tightly.
1
2
3
Insert the card fully until you feel it lock
into place.
To use CompactFlash, select it on the menu. “Selecting the card” (P. 00)[
Insert the card fully until
you feel it lock into place.
When using the SmartMedia card
When using the CompactFlash card
Tab
Tab
42
Using the card (Cont.)
1Ejecting the card
1Make sure that the camera power
switch is in the off position.
2Open the Card cover.
3
When using the SmartMedia card:
Push the card in slightly.
When using the CompactFlash
card:
Raise the tab and push it in.
1
2
3
Tab
When using the SmartMedia card
When using the CompactFlash card
Tab
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1
Selecting the card
Select the card you are using on the menu.
1Set the Power switch to ON.
2Press (Menu button).
● The menu is displayed in the
viewfinder when the Mode dial is
set to the Record mode. The menu
can be displayed on the monitor by
pressing (Monitor button).
3Press on the Arrow pad to
select SM/CF, then press .
4To use SmartMedia, select SM. To
use CompactFlash, select CF.
Press the OK button.
● Press the OK button again to save
the setting and restore the normal
screen.
..
Changing the card type without
going through the menu:
While pressing down the INFO button,
press the button. The card type is
changed.
SM
CF
[
1 / 5
]
F2.8 1/800 0.0
P
SM/CF
WB
[
SM
]
PRE-CAPTURE
3, 4
2
41
Still picture record menu
Control panel
Card
button
INFO button
45
1
Setting the date and time
You can adjust and include the date and time, and put them on recorded
pictures.
1Press (Menu button). (P.45)
●Menu will be displayed on the
monitor.
2Press on the Arrow pad to
select MODE SETUP, then press
to select SETUP. Finally, press
the OK button.
●Mode setting screen will be
displayed on the monitor.
3Press to select , then
press . When SETUP appears
on the monitor, press the OK
button.
●Date/time setup screen will be
displayed on the monitor.
4Press to set the date format
when is selected.
●You can choose any one of the
following formats:
DMY (Day/Month/Year)
MDY (Month/Day/Year)
YMD (Year/Month/Day)
2, 3, 4
2, 3 1
SETUP
[
5 / 5
]
F2.8 1/800 0.0
P
ISO
[
SM
]
S-Prg
MODE SETUP
m / f t m
OFF
SHOT CANCEL
’ 0 0 . 1 2 . 2 3
1 2 : 3 4
[
3 / 3
][
SM
]
Mode setting screen
SETUP
m / f t
SHOT CANCEL
[
3 / 3
][
SM
]
Still picture record menu
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1
Setting the mode dial
You can change modes by turning the mode dial on the top righthand side of
the camera.
P (Program mode):
In program mode, you can take a properly exposed photograph by simply
aiming the camera and pressing the shutter button. Aperture and shutter
speed are set automatically by the camera.
A (Aperture priority mode):
Aperture can be set manually in the aperture priority mode. This is useful
when you want to have more control over image exposure. Shutter speed is
set automatically by the camera.
S (Shutter priority mode):
Shutter speed can be set manually in the shutter priority mode. Set it to a
high speed for a still picture of a moving object. Set it to a low speed to show
motion. Aperture is set automatically by the camera.
M (Manual mode):
You can set both aperture and shutter speed independently in the manual
mode.
S-Prg (Scene program mode):
The camera will automatically optimize the combination of aperture and
shutter speed according to the type of subject. You can select from Portrait,
Sports, Landscape and Night Scene. Selections are displayed in the menu.
Also read “Takng pictures under dierent conditions” (P.81 - 86).
(Movie mode):
You can shoot motion pictures in the movie mode. Aperture and shutter
speed are set automatically by the camera.
(Display mode):
Allows you to view a display of your photographs.
M
O
D
E
D
I
A
L
S
M
S-Prg
A
P
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1
Record mode menu list
The following items can be adjusted. This can be done any time. Please refer
to How to use the menu (P.45), and/or the pages for each function, in order to
set the following items (P.48 – 53).
Still picture record menu
Displays by the Still picture record mode (P, A, S, M, S-Prg).
Menu
page
1/5
2/5
Display
SM/CF
PRE-
CAPTURE
BKT
MULTI
METERING
Function
Allows you to select the
card you are going to
use. (P. 00)
Sets the sequential
shooting speed. (P. 00)
Able to record pictures by
pressing the Shutter
button halfway.
Adjusts the white
balance according to the
light source. (P.134)
Controls the flash
intensity. (P.109)
Allows you to take
pictures of night scenes.
(P.110)
Sets the conditions for the
Auto bracket mode.
(P. 00)
Obtains the right
exposure by metering
multiple objects. (P.132)
Initial setting
SM
1.5fps
OFF
AUTO
±0
OFF
AE: ±1.0/x3,
WB: OFF
OFF
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Record mode menu list (Cont.)
1Menu
page
3/5
4/5
5/5
Display
AF MODE
FULL-TIME
AF
SUPER TELE
FUNCTION
CARD SETUP
MODE SETUP
S-Prg
Function
Activates the Stabilization
system. (P.97)
Adjusts the focusing
range when using
autofocus. (P.96)
The camera automatically
focuses without pressing
the shutter button
halfway. (P.95)
2.7x digital zoom is
available.
Changes the picture color
to monochrome. (P. 00)
Formats the card. (P.42)
Able to record sound after
taking pictures. (P.122)
Change the camera to
your desired setting.[
Mode setting menu
(P. 144)
Adjusts the ISO
sensitivity. (P.101)
Adjusts the S-Prg mode
for each occasion. (P. 86)
Sets the record mode
(TIFF/SHQ/HQ/SQ).
(P.104)
Initial setting
ON
NORMAL
OFF
OFF
OFF
–
OFF
–
AUTO
HQ
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Record mode menu list (Cont.)
1Menu
page
3/3
Display
FUNCTION
CARD SETUP
MODE SETUP
Function
Changes the picture
color to monochrome.
(P. 00)
Formats the card.
(P.42)
Change the camera to
your desired setting.
[ Mode setting menu
(P. 144)
Sets the record mode
(HQ/SQ). (P.104)
Initial setting
OFF
–
–
HQ
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1
Display mode menu list
Still picture display menu
—Shown when a still picture is displayed
Options available when a still picture is displayed.
Menu
page
1/2
2/2
Display
SM/CF
COPY
CARD SETUP
MODE SETUP
Function
Allows you to select the
card you are going to
use. (P. 00)
Runs through all stored
pictures automatically.
(P.127)
Copies all pictures or
selected pictures
between SmartMedia
and CompactFlash.
Dubs sound onto
recorded pictures.
(P.139)
Adjusts sound volume of
pictures. (P. 00)
Erases all frames
(P. 78) and formats the
card (P. 42).
Change the camera to
your desired setting.
[ Mode setting menu
(P. 144)
Initial setting
SM
–
–
–
2
–
–
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1
Display mode menu list (Cont.)
Options available when a movie picture is displayed.
Menu
page
1/2
2/2
Display
SM/CF
MOVIE PLAY
COPY
CARD SETUP
MODE SETUP
Function
Allows you to select the
card you are going to
use. (P. 00)
Plays back movie
pictures. (P.74)
Copies all pictures or
selected pictures
between SmartMedia
and CompactFlash.
Adjusts sound volume of
pictures. (P. 00)
Erases all frames
(P. 78) and formats the
card (P. 42).
Change the camera to
your desired setting.
[ Mode setting menu
(P. 144)
Initial setting
SM
–
–
2
–
–
Movie picture display menu—Shown when a movie is
displayed
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1
2
RECORD AND DISPLAY
BASICS
This chapter demonstrates how to use your
camera’s basic functions, such as taking
pictures, displaying stored pictures, and
erasing stored pictures. Please read this
section carefully.
2
60
Turn the power on
2
5 Setting the power switch
OFF : Power off
ON : Power on
RESET : ● Move the switch to reset momentarily
and then release, the power switch will
automatically move back to ON. Mode
settings in the menu (P.144) will be
reset to the initial settings.
● Hold the switch in reset position for over
3 seconds, and all settings, except for
the date and time, will be reset to the
initial settings.
1Push the edge of the lens cap (as
shown by the arrows in the
illustration) to remove the lens
cap.
2Turn the mode dial to P.
3Turn the power switch on.
● The card access lamp blinks.
● Battery check, as well as the
number of pictures that can still be
stored, will be displayed on the
control panel. (P.60/63)
● The subject the camera is aimed at
will be displayed on the Viewfinder.
● To take a picture while viewing the
subject on Monitor, press
(Monitor button). The subject will
be displayed in the Monitor. (P.65)
4Set the date and time when you
first use the camera. (P.54)
S
A
P
2
1
3
Card access lamp
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2
● NEVER open the card cover, eject the card, remove the batteries, or pull
the plug when the card access lamp is blinking. Doing so could destroy
stored pictures and prevent storage of pictures you have just taken.
● The camera will enter sleep mode if no operations are performed during a
1-minute period. The camera will activate again as soon as you touch any
switch or button. You can adjust the sleep mode time.(P.159) Please turn
the camera off when you are not planning to use it.
Note:
How to use the viewfinder/monitor
1Press to switch the display to
the monitor.
● When the power is turned on in the
Display mode , the monitor
turns on.
● Is the power on?
● Has the lens cap been removed?
● Is the camera in the sleep mode?
● Is the monitor turned on with the mode?
If nothing appears on the viewfinder:
(Monitor button)
62
Pre-recording check
2
Checking the batteries
When the power is turned on, the
remaining battery power will be
displayed on the control panel. If it is
low, please replace the batteries. If your
batteries are either NiMH or NiCd,
please charge them when their power is
low.
● The timing of each battery level indicator varies depending on the type of
batteries used.
● When the camera is being operated on batteries that are running low, the
camera may emit several short beeps and blink the number of storable
pictures on the control panel after you take a shot or when you turn on the
power. If this happens, the picture you have just taken will not turn out
properly. Replace the batteries and take the picture again.
Note:
Battery check
Control panel
lights and turns off automatically.
The batteries are OK. You are ready to take pictures.
blinks and other indicators on the control panel are displayed
normally.
The battery power is low and the batteries should be replaced. You can
shoot with the remaining power, but the batteries may die soon.
blinks and then turns off after 12 seconds. Other indicators on
the control also go out.
The batteries are dead and should be replaced immediately.
2
Control panel Corrective actions and
indications monitor indications
When there is no card in the camera: The card
error indicator on the monitor blinks and NO CARD
appears on the viewfinder.
[Insert the card.
When there is a problem with the card: An error
sign appears with the blinking card error indicator
and CARD ERROR appears on the monitor.
[Format the card or use a new card.
When the card needs to be formatted: The card
error indicator turns on in the monitor and the card
format confirmation screen appears on the
viewfinder.
[Format the card (P.42).
Select with the Arrow pad
and press the OK button to
enter the card format menu
(P.42).
When formatting is complete,
the monitor will switch
screens and display the
subject that you are shooting.
OK
ENTER
CARD SETUP
[
SM
]
OFF
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Checking the card—Card check
When the power is turned on, the camera checks the card.
Card error
65
2
Number of storable pictures
The number of storable pictures and recording time remaining will vary
depending on the selected recording mode or remaining card storage. Preset
print or sound recording will also aect memory capacity.
Number of still pictures that can be taken
Record mode
Number of
pixels
Memory capacity
(Image only/Image with sound)
File
8MB 16MB 32MB 64MB
1360x1024
1280x960
1024x768
640x480
1360x1024
1360x1024
1280x960
1/–
2/–
3/–
8/–
7/5
21/15
8/8
24/22
13/12
38/32
32/29
82/61
3/–
4/–
6/–
17/–
15/11
43/30
17/16
49/45
26/25
76/66
66/58
165/123
7/–
8/–
13/–
34/–
30/22
86/60
34/33
99/90
53/51
153/132
132/117
331/248
15/–
17/–
27/–
68/–
61/44
173/120
69/67
199/181
107/102
306/265
265/234
664/498
TIFF*
SHQ
HQ
SQ
TIFF
JPEG
HIGH (quality)
NORMAL
HIGH (quality)
NORMAL
HIGH (quality)
NORMAL
1024x768
640x480
* If the recording mode is set to TIFF, sound will not be recorded with a
picture when the Mode dial is set to P, A, S, or M, but it can be added later
during playback. (p. 139)
The number of seconds that you can record movie pictures:
Longest continuous recording time per movie frame (Image only/Image with sound)
Record mode
Number of pixels
Memory capacity
4MB 8MB 16MB over
320x240
160x120
11/11
52/10
23/23
105/20
36/35
145/24
SQ
HQ
●Please refer to P.104 for the recording mode.
●Because the amount of data used varies depending on the subject,
more/fewer pictures than the number shown may be photographed.
●Even when the memory capacity of SmartMedia and Compact Flash are the
same, the number of pictures that each can store may dier.
●The number of storable pictures may not be reduced every time a picture is
taken, or increased when a picture is erased.
●Numerical values are approximate.
Note:
Holding the camera
Hold the camera firmly with both hands while keeping your elbows at your
sides to prevent the camera from moving.
Improper
Keep your ngers away
from the lens.
Keep your ngers away
from the ash.
●Keep your finger and the strap away from the lens, flash, and AF assist
lamp.
Note:
66
Adjusting the diopter
2
1Turn the Diopter adjustment dial
to see the AF target mark clearly.
Viewnder
P F2.8 1/30 0.0
[
SM
]
AF target mark
1
Proper
Proper
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2
Using the shutter release correctly
—Pressing fully/halfway
How to press the shutter button and focus
There are 2 steps when releasing the Shutter.
Practice well before actually taking photos.
1Press the shutter button halfway.
● The AF confirmation mark lights and
the camera emits a beep when the
focus and exposure are locked. If the
focus or exposure is not locked, the
AF confirmation mark blinks.
● To focus the camera when the
subject of the picture is outside the
AF target mark, use the focus lock.
(P.93)
2Press the shutter button fully to
release the shutter and take a
picture.
● The camera emits a shutter sound
when the shutter is released.
● The card access lamp blinks while
the picture is being recorded.
● You can change the volume of the
beep sound emitted when operating
the camera or cancel the beep. [
Changing the camera warning
sound volume (P. 156)
Press halfway
Shutter button
Press fully
Shutter button
P F2.8 1/30 0.0
[SM]
AF confirmation mark
AF target mark
● Press the shutter button gently using the ball of your finger. If it is pressed
hard, the camera may move and pictures may come out blurred.
Note:
..
When the AF confirmation mark
blinks
Set the camera to the macro mode when
photographing the subject closer than
23.6" (P.90).
Depending on the condition of the
subject, the focus and exposure may be
locked. (See
“
Subjects that are difficult to
focus on” P.92)
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2
Recording and display
Taking still pictures and displaying them
1Compose the picture by turning
the camera towards the subject.
● The picture is slightly larger than
scene you viewed through the
viewfinder/monitor.
2Press the shutter button halfway
to lock the focus and exposure.
● The AF confirmation mark will light
up and the camera will beep once.
● If the focus and exposure are not
locked, the AF confirmation mark
blinks. [ “Subjects that are
difficult to focus on” (P. 00), “Focus
lock” (P. 00)
● If a subject is not well lit and is
difficult to focus on, the AF assist
lamp will light automatically. You
can also turn off the AF assist lamp
manually if desired. “AF[
ILLUMINATOR” (P. 00)
● The easy way to keep your images
in focus all the time. “FULL-[
TIME AF” (P. 00)
● When the flash stand-by blinks,
slide (flash switch) to set the
flash. [ “Using the flash – Auto
flash” (P. 00)
2, 3
P F2.8 1/30 0.0
[
SM
]
AF confirmation mark
AF target mark
n Taking still pictures
69
2
3Press the shutter button fully to
take a picture.
● A shutter sound means that the
picture was taken successfully.
● The lower image memory gauge
will light up and the camera will
begin storing the image onto the
card.
● Pressing (flash mode button)
while holding down the INFO
button will cancel the writing of
recorded pictures to the card. [
Canceling image writing to the card
– SHOT CANCEL (P. 00)
● Soon after displaying the picture
just taken, the viewfinder will again
show the area it is being aimed at.
[ REC VIEW (P. 00)
● Continuous shooting is available if the memory gauge shows there is
space in the card.
● When more than two images are recorded, the center block will light up.
● When the buffer memory is full, the upper block will light up and no
more pictures can be taken.
P F2.8 1/30 0.0
[
SM
]
Number of storable pictures
Memory gauge
..
If you take pictures continuously
The memory gauge will gradually increase as you take pictures. If the
memory becomes full and the memory gauge lights up completely, you
cannot take any more pictures.
One picture taken No recordable space More than one taken
● Recorded pictures will be saved regardless of whether the camera is turned
off or the batteries are replaced.
● NEVER open the card cover, eject the card, remove the batteries, or pull
the plug when the card access lamp is blinking. Doing so could destroy
stored pictures and prevent storage of pictures you have just taken.
Note:
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Recording and display (Cont.)
2
You can quickly shift from the record mode to the display mode by pressing
. This allows you to check the movie you have just recorded.
1Press twice quickly.
● The monitor will turn on and the
last recorded picture will be
displayed.
● Setting the Mode dial to will
also display recorded pictures.
2All stored pictures in the card can
be displayed by pressing the
Arrow pad.
: Displays the next picture.
: Displays the previous picture.
: Jumps to the picture 10 frames
ahead.
: Jumps to the picture 10 frames
behind.
3Press the shutter button halfway
to return to the record mode.
● The viewfinder will turn on and the
subject will appear on it.
2 1 3
1
n Quick view
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2
1Compose the picture by turning
the camera towards the subject.
2Press the shutter button halfway
to lock the focus and exposure.
● The AF confirmation mark will light
up and the camera will beep.
● If the focus and exposure are not
locked, the AF confirmation mark
blinks. [ “Subjects that are
difficult to focus on” (P. 00), “Focus
lock” (P. 00)
● The easy way to keep your images
in focus all the time. “FULL-[
TIME AF” (P. 00)
3Press the shutter button fully.
Recording will start. To stop
recording, press the shutter
button fully again.
● The mark will light up in red
while shooting movies.
●
You cannot take movies if the entire
image memory gauge is lit up.
● The seconds of recording time
remaining in the memory will
appear on the monitor.
● When recording starts, correct
focusing and exposure is
maintained continuously.
4The card access lamp will blink
and the camera will begin storing
images onto the card.
● You cannot take the next movie
until the camera is finished storing
the current one, even if the
memory indicates that there is
sufficient memory.
Recording movies and displaying them
2, 3
2 3
F2.8 1/30 0.0
[
SM
]
Seconds remaining
Memory gauge
..
To record the next movie
picture
Wait until the card access lamp
goes off and writing of movie
pictures into the card is finished.
m Recording movies
73
2
5Press the OK button.
● The movie display will start after
the card access lamp stops
blinking.
When you want to pause...
Press the OK button while displaying
images.
You can display frames with the
Arrow pad when normal displaying
is paused or stopped.
: Jumps to the beginning of the
movie.
: Displays the end of the movie.
: Every time the right arrow is
pressed, the next frame will be
displayed. A movie is displayed
by holding down the right arrow
continuously.
: Every time the left arrow is
pressed, the previous frame will
be displayed. A movie is
displayed in reverse by holding
down the left arrow
continuously.
6Press to leave the movie
picture display mode.
● When selecting other frames, press
again to turn the menu screen
off, then press the Arrow pad to
select the frames.
..
If you want to return to the record mode immediately
Press the shutter button halfway. The viewfinder will appear with the subject
displayed on it, even in the middle of displaying movies or when the menu
screen is on.
5
56
0"/15"
,00.12.23
[
SM
]
Date and time (Displays
for approx. 3 sec.)
Displaying time Total recording
time
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Erasing images (Cont.)
2
All-frame erasure
1Set the mode dial to .
● The card access lamp will blink and
a list of stored images will be read
out. After that, the last recorded
picture will be displayed.
2Press (Menu button).
● The menu screen will be displayed.
3Select CARD SETUP, then .
4Press the OK button.
● A message asking you to confirm
the erasure will appear.
To cancel:
Press on the Arrow pad to select
NO, then press the OK button or
(Erase button).
5Make sure that YES is selected
and press the OK button.
● All of the images stored in the card
will be erased.
3 1
4, 5 2
[
2 / 2
][
SM
]
CARD SETUP
MODE SETUP
Still image erasure menu screen
OK
YES NO
NO
YES
[
SM
]
Confirmation screen
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2
Telephoto/Wide-angle shooting—Zoom
You can select telephoto or wide-angle with the 10x zoom. When SUPER
TELE in the menu is turned ON (P.98), 27x zoom is available with the 2.7x
digital zoom.
When you take a picture from a
distance (telephoto):
Press the zoom lever toward T to zoom
in.
When you take a picture at close
range (wide-angle):
Press the zoom lever toward W to zoom
out.
m The speed of the zoom-in/out can be
adjusted by changing the angle of the
zoom lever.
P F2.8 1/1000
P F2.8 1/1000
[
SM
]
[
SM
]
Wide
Tele
Slow
Quick
● When recording movies while zooming, images may become jittery.
Note:
3
SHOOTING PICTURES
CONSECUTIVELY
3
82
Shooting pictures consecutively at high speed
—Sequential mode
3
Selecting the Sequential mode
Use this mode to take pictures in sequence. When the shutter release button
is held down, the camera will take pictures in sequence. Picture-taking will
stop when you release your finger from the button. The Sequential mode is
not available if the record mode is set to TIFF. Press to change the
function of this mode. The sequential mode includes:
Single-picture Shooting : Takes only one picture when you press the
shutter button. (Initial setting) There is no display on the control panel.
Sequential Shooting : Takes pictures in sequence. Focus, brightness
(exposure), and white balance are locked at the first frame. The number
of still pictures that can be stored depends on the selected speed. The
approximate number is shown below.
AF sequential Shooting : Takes pictures in sequence. Focus,
brightness (exposure), and white balance are metered and adjusted in
each frame. The number of still pictures that can be stored depends on
the selected speed. The approximate number is shown below.
Self-timer/remote-control : Takes pictures with the self-timer/remote-
control. See P.119 to 121 for further information.
Auto bracket :Takes pictures in sequence. The number of pictures
can be selected. Brightness (exposure) and/or white balance is metered
in each frame. Focus is locked at the first frame. See P. 000 for further
information.
Record mode Number of still pictures that can be stored
TIFF Not available.
SHQ 00
HQ 00
SQ (640 X 480) 00
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3
Shooting pictures in sequence at high speed
—Sequential mode (Cont.)
Sequential shooting speed is the number of frames per second. 4 speeds are
available.
1Press (Menu button).
● The menu is displayed.
2Press on the Arrow pad to
select , then press .
3Press to select the desired
setting (see below), then press the
OK button.
● Setting: 3, 5, 7.5, 15
● Pressing the OK button again
saves the setting and restores the
normal screen.
● The selected speed is displayed in
the viewfinder/monitor (however,
the speed is displayed on the
control panel only when 15 is
selected). When a speed other
than 15 is selected, is
displayed on the control panel.
4Take pictures.
● It is possible to cancel recording of
pictures remaining in the camera
onto the card.[ SHOT CANCEL
(P. 00)
Selecting the sequential shooting speed
Control panel
Sequential shooting speed
●
Unless OFF is selected in ALL RESET, the setting will be canceled when the
power is turned off. (P. 00)
Note:
2, 3
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1 / 5
]
F2.8 1/800 0.0
P
SM/CF
WB
[
SM
]
3
5
7.5
15
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