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Operating Manual
To ensure the best performance from your
camera, please read the Operating Manual
before using the camera.
Fundamentals 1
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Getting Started
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Shooting
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Playback
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Settings
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Sharing
Digital Camera
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External connections
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Appendix
List of accessories
Rechargeable lithium-ion battery
D-LI68
Power adapter
D-PA164
USB cable
I-USB157
Start Guide
Regarding Waterproof Design
Lens protector
O-LP1631
Underwater lens protector
O-LP1632
• The lens protector O-LP1631 is attached at delivery.
• To maintain the waterproof and dustproof performance, be sure to keep the lens protector on.
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WG-M2 Fundamentals
Getting started
Shooting
Playback/editing
Settings menu
Operating with a communication device
Connecting to external devices
Appendix
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Contents
WG-M2 Fundamentals .............................5
Names of parts ......................................................5
LCD screen display ..............................................7
Screen display of playback mode .......................8
About the button functions .................................9
In shooting mode ........................................................... 9
In playback mode ......................................................... 10
Getting started .......................................11
Attaching and removing the lens protector ..... 11
How to remove the lens protector ................................ 11
How to attach the lens protector .................................. 12
Installing a memory card and battery ............... 12
Charging the battery ..........................................14
Turning the camera on and off ..........................15
To turn the camera on ................................................. 15
To turn the camera off ................................................. 15
Initial settings .....................................................15
Language settings ....................................................... 15
Date adjustment ........................................................... 16
Shooting .................................................17
Shooting mode ...................................................17
Shooting movies and still images ..................... 18
Shooting still images and underwater still images ....... 18
Shooting still images with burst shooting ..................... 18
Shooting movies and underwater movies .................... 19
Shooting time-lapse movies ......................................... 19
Shooting Extended Movie Recording ........................... 20
Shooting high speed movies ........................................ 20
Playback/editing ....................................21
Playing back movies and still images ..............21
Playing back still images .............................................. 21
Playing back movies .................................................... 21
Deleting movies and still images .................................. 22
Copying movies and still images .................................. 23
Editing movies that were shot ........................... 23
Saving a movie frame as a still image ......................... 23
Dividing movies ............................................................ 24
Settings menu ........................................26
Settings menu list ...............................................26
T List of shooting modes ............................................. 26
s List of shooting settings ........................................... 27
x List of general settings ............................................. 28
Shooting mode settings .....................................29
Shooting settings ...............................................30
Displaying the [Shooting Settings] screen ................... 30
Setting image enhancements ...................................... 30
Compensating for exposure ......................................... 31
Adjusting white balance ............................................... 31
Setting AE metering ..................................................... 32
Setting the sensitivity ................................................... 32
Setting the angle of view .............................................. 33
Setting the LCD orientation .......................................... 34
Setting the recorded pixels for still images .................. 34
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Setting the recorded pixels for movies ......................... 35
Setting the quality level of the movie ........................... 35
Setting shake reduction for movies .............................. 36
Suppressing wind noise while shooting movies ........... 36
General settings ................................................. 37
Displaying the [Setting] screen .................................... 37
Setting sound ............................................................... 37
Changing the date and time ......................................... 38
Changing the display language ................................... 39
Setting the USB connection mode ............................... 39
Setting up Wi-Fi ........................................................... 40
Adjusting the brightness of the LCD screen ................ 41
Setting up Power Saving mode ................................... 42
Setting the Auto Power Off function ............................. 42
Resetting the settings .................................................. 43
Deleting all movies and still images ............................. 43
Formatting .................................................................... 43
Setting the vibration function ....................................... 44
Displaying certifications ............................................... 44
Operating with a communication
device .....................................................45
Connecting the camera and a communication
device ..................................................................45
Preparing the camera .................................................. 45
Setting communication devices (for Android) .............. 45
Setting communication devices (for iOS) ..................... 46
Screen display of Image Sync ...........................47
Shooting from a communication device ..........48
Viewing images ...................................................49
Changing Image Sync settings .........................52
Connecting to external devices ......54
Connecting to a computer .................................54
Connecting to AV devices .................................55
Appendix ................................................56
Limitations of shooting mode functions ..........56
Troubleshooting ................................................. 57
List of messages .......................................................... 58
Main Specifications ............................................60
Index ....................................................................64
Using your camera safely ..................................66
Care to be taken during handling .....................67
Regarding waterproof, dustproof, and
shockproof design .............................................69
Precautions before using the camera in the water ....... 69
Precautions when using the camera in the water ........ 70
Precautions after using the camera in the water .......... 70
WARRANTY POLICY ..........................................73
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There is a possibility that the illustrations and the screen display
in this manual are different from the actual ones.
Regarding copyrights
Images taken with this camera that are for anything other
than personal enjoyment cannot be used without permission
according to the rights as specified in the Copyright Act.
Please take care, as there are cases where limitations are
placed on taking pictures even for personal enjoyment
during demonstrations, performances or of items on display.
Images taken with the purpose of obtaining copyrights also
cannot be used outside the scope of use of the copyright as
laid out in the Copyright Act, and care should be taken here
also.
To users of this camera
• Do not use or store this camera in the vicinity of equipment
that generates strong electromagnetic radiation or
magnetic fields. Strong static charges or the magnetic
fields produced by equipment such as radio transmitters
could interfere with the display, damage the stored data,
or affect the camera’s internal circuitry and cause camera
misoperation.
• The liquid crystal panel used for the display is
manufactured using extremely high precision technology.
Although the level of functioning pixels is 99.99% or better,
you should be aware that 0.01% or fewer of the pixels may
not illuminate or may illuminate when they should not.
However, this has no effect on the recorded image.
• In this manual, the generic term "computer(s)" refers to
either a Windows PC or a Macintosh.
• In this manual, the term "battery(ies)" refers to any type of
batteries used for this camera and its accessories.
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Fundamentals
Names of parts
1 Strap lug
2 LCD screen
3 Power lamp
4 Alignment points
5 Lens protector
6 Microphone
7 Playback button/direction button (upper)
8 OK button
9 Wi-Fi button/direction button (lower)
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0 Video recording button/shutter button
a Power button/delete button
b MENU button
c Battery/card cover
d Release latch
e Lock lever
f Positioning hole
g Tripod socket
h Speaker
i Lens protector lock
j HDMI terminal
k MicroSD card slot
l USB terminal
m Battery lock lever
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t Memo
• The [Power Saving] function (p.42) is not available in playback mode.
Screen display of playback mode
1 5Recorded Pixels (Movie) Z is displayed when playing back movies shot in [Extended Movie Recording].
2Recorded Pixels 6Internal memory/memory card display
3Playback mode display 7Battery level indicator
4Image number/total number of images 8Guide display (movie)
9Guide display (still image)
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In playback mode
Buttons Name While in the playback
screen display
When playing back a movie
During playback While temporarily stopped
Power button/delete
button
Deletes the image –
Press and hold: turns the power off
OK button
Starts movie playback
(unavailable during still
image display)
Temporarily stops playback Restarts playback
Menu button Displays the [Edit Functions]
screen Stops playback
Playback button /direction
button (upper) Displays the previous image
– Reverses frames
Press and hold: fast-
reverses
Press and hold: returns to
the first frame
Wi-Fi button/direction
button (lower)
Displays the next image
– Advances frames
Press and hold: plays back
in fast-forward
Press and hold: advances to
the last frame
Video recording button/
shutter button Displays the shooting screen
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Getting Started
The camera comes with two types of lens protectors. To
maintain the waterproof and dustproof performance, be sure to
keep the lens protector on.
Lens protector O-LP1631
Use for regular shooting.
Underwater lens protector
O-LP1632
Use for underwater shooting.
t Memo
• Use the appropriate lens protector for each shooting.
• When shooting underwater, the angle of view is narrower
than the regular shooting.
1While pressing on the lens
protector lock on the back
of the camera in the
direction of arrow 1,
rotate the ring of the lens
protector in the direction
of arrow 2.
2You can remove the lens
protector when the
alignment points for the
lens protector form a
straight line.
Attaching and removing the lens
protector
How to remove the lens protector
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1While pressing on the lens
protector lock on the back
of the camera in the
direction of arrow 1, align
the alignment points on
the camera and the lens
protector and slide it in.
2Rotate the lens protector in
the direction of arrow 2
until it clicks.
u Caution
• Condensation may form inside the lens protector if the
camera is subjected to rapid temperature changes, such as
when moving from the cold outdoors (low temperature
environment) into a warm room (high temperature
environment). Remove the lens protector and wipe it all off
with a dry, lint-free cloth, and then put the lens protector back
on.
• To prevent the lens protector from being scratched by a hard
object, be sure to put the camera in a case such as the
optional camera case O-CC163 when carrying.
If the lens protector becomes dirty, remove dust or dirt with a
blower, and then gently wipe the lens protector with a soft
cloth.
1Slide the lock lever in the
direction of 1 and release
the lock.
Slide the release latch in
the direction of 2 and
open the battery/card
cover.
2Confirm the positive and
negative terminals of the
battery. While pressing the
battery lock lever outward
using the side of the
battery, insert the battery
correctly.
How to attach the lens protector
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Installing a memory card and
battery
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3While the camera is turned
off, slowly insert the
memory card into the
microSD card slot in the
direction of the arrow.
4Close the battery/card cover.
Close the battery/card cover until it clicks.
Next, move the lock lever to the left side and lock the
release latch.
u Caution
• Do not apply excessive force when opening and closing the
battery/card cover because the waterproof seal may peel off.
If the seal is not in the correct position, the camera will not be
waterproof.
• If the battery/card cover is not locked securely, water, sand,
or dirt may get into the camera.
• This camera uses a specifically designed D-LI68
rechargeable lithium-ion battery. Use of any other type of
battery may damage the camera and cause malfunctions.
• Insert the battery correctly. If the battery is not inserted
correctly, it may cause malfunctions.
• When storing the battery for more than 6 months, charge the
battery for 30 minutes using the power adapter and store the
battery separately. Be sure to recharge the battery every 6 to
12 months. Storing the battery below room temperature is
ideal. Avoid storing it in high temperatures.
• The date and time may be reset to the default settings if the
camera is left without the battery for a long time.
• Be careful as the camera or the battery may become hot
when the camera is used continuously for a long period of
time.
• Allow the camera to dry completely before changing the
battery or memory card. Avoid changing the battery or
memory card where the camera is likely to get wet or dirty,
and make sure that your hands are dry.
• Be sure to use this camera to format (initialize) a memory
card that is unused or has been previously used on other
cameras or digital devices. Refer to "Formatting" (p.43) for
instructions on formatting cards.
• Make sure that the camera is turned off before inserting or
removing the battery or memory card.
t Memo
• The camera does not come with a memory card. You must
purchase one separately. (Use a microSD card of Speed
Class 10 or higher. For d movies set to z, use a microSDXC
card of UHS-I Speed Class 3.)
• To remove the memory card, first open the battery/card
cover. Press the card in lightly with your finger until the card
pops out, then pull it straight out.
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Getting Started
Connect the supplied power adapter (D-PA164) to the camera
and charge the battery before using the camera for the first time
or if you have not used it for a long time.
1While the camera is turned off, connect the USB
cable to the camera's USB terminal and the
power adapter.
2Plug the power adapter into the power outlet to
start charging.
The power lamp blinks while charging.
When charging is finished, the power lamp turns off.
u Caution
• Do not use the supplied power adapter (D-PA164) for any
other purpose than that of connecting to this camera and
charging the designated battery. Doing otherwise may cause
a connected device to be damaged or overheated.
• The battery has reached the end of its service life when it
starts to run down soon after being charged. Replace it with a
new battery.
• If the power lamp does not light even if the camera is
connected to a power outlet, the battery is faulty. Replace it
with a new battery.
t Memo
• Charging time is a maximum of about 130 minutes (this may
vary depending on ambient temperature and charging
conditions). Charge the battery in a range from 0°C to 40°C
(32°F to 104°F).
• Battery performance may deteriorate as temperature
decreases. When using the camera in cold regions, we
recommend carrying a spare battery in your pocket to keep it
warm. Battery performance will recover when the
temperature returns to normal.
• Be sure to take a spare battery with you when traveling
abroad or to a cold region, or if you intend to take a lot of
pictures.
Charging the battery
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Press and hold the button to turn the camera on.
The first time you turn the camera on, the [Language/u]
screen appears. (p.15)
Press and hold the button to turn the camera off.
t Memo
• When [Auto Power Off] is on (p.42), the camera is turned off
automatically if no button operations are done for three
minutes.
Do the initial settings to use your camera for the first time after
purchasing it.
1Turn the camera on.
The [Language/u]
screen appears.
2Press the button or
the button. Select
the desired language
and press the
button.
[Initial Setting] screen
appears after you have set
the language.
3Press the button or the button. Select
[Settings complete] and press the button.
The [Date Adjustment] screen appears.
Next, set the date and time.
Turning the camera on and off
To turn the camera on
To turn the camera off
Initial settings
Language settings
Français
English
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Language
ུࢊ
OK
English
İ࡞ࢊ
Language
Initial Setting
Settings complete
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1Press the button or the button. Select the
date display style and press the button.
Choose from [mm/dd/yy], [dd/mm/yy] or [yy/mm/dd].
2Press the button or the button. Select [24
h] (24-hour clock) or [12h] (12-hour clock) and
press the button.
3Press the button or the button. Set
"month" and press the button.
The set up procedure differs depending on the display style
set in step 1.
4Set the date, year and time in the same way as in
step 3.
The frame moves to [Settings complete].
5Press the button.
The initial settings are
complete and the shooting
screen appears.
u Caution
• You can shoot pictures while doing the initial settings by
pressing the button, but the settings you have made so
far are canceled. In this case, the initial setting screen
reappears the next time you turn the camera on.
t Memo
• To change the language, date, or time you have setup, refer
to "Changing the display language" (p.39) and "Changing the
date and time" (p.38).
Date adjustment
Date Adjustment
mm/dd/yy
OK
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12h
AM
Settings complete
Cancel
2016 03/03 /
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Shooting
The camera has the following shooting modes. From the
settings menu, select the movie or still image shooting mode for
the scene that you are shooting.
See "Shooting mode settings" (p.29) for how to set up the
shooting mode.
Shooting mode
Shooting mode Explanation
Still
Image
Still Image You can shoot still images.
(p.18)
Underwater Still
Image
You can shoot still images
underwater while using the
supplied underwater lens
protector (O-LP1632). (p.18)
Burst Shooting
You can shoot still images
continuously while the shutter
button is pressed. (p.18)
Movie
Movie
You can shoot movies. Sound
can also be recorded
simultaneously. (p.19)
Underwater Movie
You can shoot underwater
movies while using the supplied
underwater lens protector (O-
LP1632). Sound can also be
recorded simultaneously. (p.19)
Time-Lapse
Movie
You can shoot movies at 30, 60,
or 150 times the speed. (p.19)
Extended Movie
Recording
You can shoot movies
continuously, while movie files
are created for each set
recording time, until stopped
manually. (p.20)
High Speed Movie
You can shoot movies of high
frame rate (120 fps) and play
them back in slow motion.
Sound can also be recorded
simultaneously. (p.20)
Shooting mode Explanation
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Shooting
Select the shooting mode according to the subject or scene and
shoot movies or still images.
t Memo
• Pressing the button in any shooting mode brings you
back to the shooting screen if the camera enters [Power
Saving] mode (p.42) and the LCD screen is turned off.
Attach the supplied underwater lens protector (O-LP1632)
when shooting underwater still images. (p.11)
1Set the [Rec. Mode] to
either [Still Image] or
[Underwater Still
Image]. (p.29)
The shooting screen
appears and either g or G
is displayed.
2Press the button to shoot still images.
Continuous still images are shot while the shutter button is
pressed (ten images are shot consecutively).
1Set the [Rec. Mode] to
[Burst Shooting].
(p.29)
The shooting screen
appears and F is
displayed.
2Press the button to start burst shooting.
Burst shooting stops after ten consecutive images are shot.
Shooting movies and still images
Shooting still images and underwater still
images
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Shooting
Attach the supplied underwater lens protector (O-LP1632)
when shooting underwater movies. (p.11)
1Set the [Rec. Mode] to either [Movie] or
[Underwater Movie]. (p.29)
The shooting screen appears and either a or A is
displayed.
2Press the button to
start recording.
3Press the button again to finish recording.
t Memo
• You can record a movie continuously up to 4 GB or 25
minutes. When the memory card is full, recording stops.
You can shoot movies at 30, 60, or 150 times the speed.
1Set the [Rec. Mode] to [Time-Lapse Movie] and
select a speed. (p.29)
The shooting screen appears and C c B, , or is
displayed.
2Press the button to
start recording.
3Press the button again to finish recording.
u Caution
• The [Auto Power Off] function (p.42) is disabled when
shooting time-lapse movies.
t Memo
• The maximum length of time for one recording is 12 hours for
30 times the speed, 24 hours for 60 times the speed, and 60
hours for 150 times the speed. The maximum playback time
for the movie file is 24 minutes.
• The [Recorded Pixels (Movie)] (p.35) is set to b.
• Sound cannot be recorded.
Shooting movies and underwater movies
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Shooting
You can shoot movies continuously, while movie files are
created for each set recording time (5, 10, or 25 minutes), until
stopped manually. When the memory card runs out of space,
movies are deleted in order from old files first.
1Set the [Rec. Mode] to [Extended Movie
Recording] and select a recording time. (p.29)
The shooting screen appears and E D e, , or is
displayed.
2Press the button to
start recording.
3Press the button again to manually finish
recording.
u Caution
• Movies shot in [Extended Movie Recording] cannot be saved
to the internal memory.
• The remaining recordable time at the beginning of the
recording should be twice as long as the set recording time.
t Memo
• Movies shot in [Extended Movie Recording] are saved to
"LOOP_REC" folder.
• The available recording time differs depending on the
[Recorded Pixels (Movie)] (p.35). Refer to "Limitations of
shooting mode functions" (p.56) for details.
• The shooting of Extended Movie Recording stops
automatically when the battery becomes depleted.
You can shoot movies of high frame rate (120 fps) and play
them back in slow motion (1/4 the speed). Sound can also be
recorded simultaneously.
1Set the [Rec. Mode] to [High Speed Movie].
(p.29)
The shooting screen appears and f is displayed.
2Press the button to
start recording.
3Press the button again to finish recording.
t Memo
• The maximum length of time for one recording is 4 minutes.
• The [Recorded Pixels (Movie)] (p.35) is set to e.
Shooting Extended Movie Recording
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Playback
1Press the button on the shooting screen.
This changes the screen to playback mode and the last still
image or movie shot is displayed.
2Press the button or
the button. Select a
still image saved on
either the memory
card or the internal
memory to display it.
Pressing the button
brings you back to the shooting screen.
u Caution
• The [Power Saving] function (p.42) is not available in
playback mode.
t Memo
• [No image] is displayed on the screen if there are no movies
or still images saved on the internal memory or the memory
card.
You can play back movies. Sound is played back
simultaneously during movie playback.
1Press the button on the shooting screen.
This changes the screen to playback mode and the last still
image or movie shot is displayed.
2Press the button or the button. Select a
movie saved on either the memory card or the
internal memory to display it.
Pressing the button brings you back to the shooting screen.
3Press the button.
This starts the movie
playback.
The operations guide is
displayed on the screen
during movie playback.
Operations that can be performed during playback
Playing back movies and still
images
Playing back still images
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Pressing the button: Pauses playback
Press and hold the
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Fast-reverses
Press and hold the
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Fast-forwards playback
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During movie playback
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Playback
Operations that can be performed while paused
u Caution
• The [Power Saving] function (p.42) is not available in
playback mode.
t Memo
• When reversing frames, the first frame of every 30 frames
appears with each press of the button. For example,
when you reverse frames between the second frame and the
31st frame, the first frame appears, and when you reverse
frames between the 32nd and 61st, the 31st frame appears.
• Sound is not played back during fast-reverse or fast-forward
playback.
• The movie is played back at normal speed when you release
the button or button during fast-reverse or fast-
forward playback.
• [No image] is displayed on the screen if there are no movies
or still images saved on the internal memory or the memory
card.
1Change to playback mode. (p.21)
2Press the button or the button. This
displays the movie or still image to be deleted.
3Press the button.
The delete screen appears.
4Press the button or the button. Select
[Delete] and press the button.
After [Deleting] appears blinking on the screen, the movie or
still image is deleted.
To cancel the deletion of a movie or still image, select
[Cancel] and press the button. You can also cancel
deletion by pressing the button.
u Caution
• Deleted movies and still images cannot be restored.
Pressing the button: Restarts playback
Pressing the button: Reverses frames
Pressing the button: Advances frames
Press and hold the
button:
Returns to the first frame
Press and hold the
button:
Advances to the last
frame
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Playback
You can copy all the movies and still images saved on the
internal memory to a memory card. Before copying movies or still
images, confirm that there is enough space on the memory card.
1Change to playback mode. (p.21)
2Press the button.
The [Edit Functions] screen
appears.
3Press the button or
the button. Select
v and press the
button.
4Press the button or
the button. Select
u and press the
button.
All movies and still images
are copied to the memory
card.
u Caution
• The [Image Copy] function cannot be selected if there is no
memory card inserted in the camera.
t Memo
• [No image] is displayed on the screen if there are no movies
or still images saved on the internal memory.
You can cut a frame from a movie that was shot and save it as
a still image. You can also divide movies.
t Memo
• Edited movies which were shot in [Extended Movie
Recording] are saved to "LOOP_REC" folder.
1Change to playback mode. (p.21)
2Press the button or the button. This
displays the movie to be edited.
3Press the button.
The [Edit Functions] screen
appears.
4Press the button or the button. Select v
and press the button.
Copying movies and still images
Edit Functions
OK
Image Copy
OK
Editing movies that were shot
Saving a movie frame as a still image
Edit Functions
OK
4
24
Playback
5Press the button or
the button. Select
x and press the
button.
Playback of the movie
begins.
6Press the button at the position of the still
image you want to save. Playback is temporarily
stopped.
The screen to select the frame you want to save as a still
image appears.
7Press the button or
the button and
select the frame you
want to save as a still
image.
8Press the button.
The selected frame is saved as a still image.
t Memo
• When reversing frames, the first frame of every 30 frames
appears with each press of the button. For example,
when you reverse frames between the second frame and the
31st frame, the first frame appears, and when you reverse
frames between the 32nd and 61st, the 31st frame appears.
1Change to playback mode. (p.21)
2Press the button or the button. This
displays the movie to be edited.
3Press the button.
The [Edit Functions] screen
appears.
4Press the button or the button. Select v
and press the button.
5Press the button or
the button. Select
w and press the
button.
Playback of the movie
begins.
Pressing the button: Reverses frames
Pressing the button: Advances frames
Press and hold the
button:
Returns to the first frame
Press and hold the
button:
Advances to the last
frame
Save as Still Image
OK
1
1
1
12
2
2
20
0
0
0
00:00:47
0
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7
7
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00:00:47
120
Save as Still Image
Dividing movies
Edit Functions
OK
Divide Movies
OK
4
25
Playback
6Press the button at the divide position.
Playback is temporarily stopped.
The screen for choosing a dividing position appears.
7Press the button or
the button and
select the frame at
which you want to
divide.
8Press the button.
The resulting movies that were divided at specified
positions are each saved with a new file name. The original
movie is deleted.
t Memo
• Movies that are two seconds or longer can be divided.
• The divided positions can be selected in 30-frame increments
(31, 61, 91...).
• When reversing frames, the first frame of every 30 frames
appears with each press of the button. For example,
when you reverse frames between the second frame and the
31st frame, the first frame appears, and when you reverse
frames between the 32nd and 61st, the 31st frame appears.
Pressing the button: Reverses frames
Pressing the button: Advances frames
Press and hold the
button:
Returns to the first frame
Press and hold the
button:
Advances to the last
frame
1
1
1
12
2
2
20
0
0
0
00:00:47
0
0
0
00
0
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0:
:
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:0
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:
:4
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7
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120
Divide Movies
5
26
Settings
This list shows the items that can be set on the settings menu screen and their details.
You can set the shooting mode for movies and still images.
Settings menu list
T List of shooting modes
Item Details Page
Still Image You can shoot still images. p.18
Underwater Still Image You can shoot still images underwater to capture the blueness of the sea. p.18
Burst Shooting You can shoot still images continuously while the shutter button is
pressed. p.18
Movie You can shoot movies. p.19
Underwater Movie You can shoot movies underwater to capture the blueness of the sea. p.19
Time-Lapse Movie You can shoot movies at 30, 60, or 150 times the speed. p.19
Extended Movie Recording You can shoot movies continuously, while movie files are created for
each set recording time, until stopped manually. p.20
High Speed Movie You can shoot movies of high frame rate (120 fps) and play them back in
slow motion. p.20
5
27
Settings
You can set the functions for shooting movies and still images. Some functions may not be available or may not function fully
depending on the selected [Rec. Mode]. For details, refer to "Limitations of shooting mode functions" (p.56).
s List of shooting settings
Item Details Page
Image Effect Modes You can change image enhancements, such as tone, and shoot. p.30
EV Compensation You can adjust the brightness of the whole image being shot. p.31
White Balance You can match the lighting conditions during shooting and adjust the
color. p.31
AE Metering You can set the area of the screen where the brightness is metered to
determine the exposure. p.32
Sensitivity You can set the ISO sensitivity. p.32
Angle of View You can set the angle of view for shooting. p.33
LCD Orientation You can set the orientation of the camera depending on its alignment
when it is mounted. p.34
Recorded Pixels You can set the recorded pixels for still images. p.34
Recorded Pixels (Movie) You can set the recorded pixels (combination of number of pixels and
frame rate) for movies. p.35
Quality Level (Movie) You can set the quality level of the movie. p.35
Movie SR You can set whether or not to use shake reduction for movies. p.36
Wind Suppression You can set whether or not to reduce the sound of wind while shooting
movies. p.36
5
28
Settings
You can set the general settings for the camera.
x List of general settings
Item Details Page
Sound You can set the volume of operation sounds and playback sounds, as
well as the sounds for the shutter and operations. p.37
Date Adjustment You can set the date and time. p.38
Language/WYou can set the language displayed in messages and on menus. p.39
USB Connection You can set the way to connect the camera to a computer using the USB
cable. p.39
Wi-Fi You can set whether to enable or disable the Wi-Fi function. You can also
display or reset communication information in Wi-Fi mode. p.40
Brightness Level You can set the brightness of the LCD screen. p.41
Power Saving You can set the time it takes until the camera enters Power Saving mode. p.42
Auto Power Off You can set whether or not to automatically turn off the camera when
there are no operations for a fixed time. p.42
Reset You can return the camera's settings to the factory settings. p.43
Delete All You can delete all saved movies and still images. p.43
Format You can format the internal memory or memory card. p.43
Vibration You can set whether or not to use the vibration function. p.44
Certifications You can display the certifications for the wireless LAN. p.44
5
29
Settings
You can set the shooting mode for movies and still images.
1Press the button on the shooting screen.
The settings menu is displayed.
2Press the button or
the button. Select
T [Rec. Mode] and
press the button.
The [Rec. Mode] screen
appears.
See "List of shooting
modes" (p.26) for the
shooting modes that can be
selected.
3Press the button or
the button. Select
the shooting mode
and press the
button.
This brings you back to the
shooting screen.
If you selected [Time-Lapse
Movie] or [Extended Movie
Recording], proceed to step
4.
4For [Time-Lapse Movie], select the speed. For
[Extended Movie Recording], select the
recording time. Press the button.
t Memo
• The current settings for the [Rec. Mode] are saved even when
the camera is turned off.
• By pressing the button while doing settings, you return to
the previous screen with the existing settings.
• The available recording time for [Extended Movie Recording]
differs depending on the [Recorded Pixels (Movie)] (p.35).
Refer to "Limitations of shooting mode functions" (p.56) for
details.
Shooting mode settings
Rec. Mode
OK
Movie
OK
Shooting mode Icon Details
Time-Lapse Movie
cYou can shoot movies at 30
times the speed.
CYou can shoot movies at 60
times the speed.
BYou can shoot movies at
150 times the speed.
Extended Movie
Recording
ESet the recording time to 5
minutes.
DSet the recording time to 10
minutes.
eSet the recording time to 25
minutes.
5
30
Settings
You can set the functions for shooting movies and still images.
1Press the button on the shooting screen.
The settings menu is displayed.
2Press the button or
the button. Select
s [Shooting Settings]
and press the
button.
The [Shooting Settings]
screen appears.
See "List of shooting
settings" (p.27) for the setting
items that can be selected.
3Set each item.
Refer to the setting method for each shooting setting.
4Press the button.
This brings you back to the shooting screen.
t Memo
• Some functions may not be available or may not function fully
depending on the selected [Rec. Mode]. For details, refer to
"Limitations of shooting mode functions" (p.56).
• By pressing the button while doing settings, you return to
the previous screen with the existing settings.
• The current settings for the [Shooting Settings] are saved
even when the camera is turned off. However, the settings
may not be saved, depending on the [Rec. Mode] (p.26)
selected.
You can change image enhancements, such as tone, and shoot.
1Display the [Shooting Settings] screen. (p.30)
2Press the button or the button. Select
[Image Effect Modes] and press the button.
3Press the button or
the button. Select
the image effect to set
and press the
button.
Shooting settings
Displaying the [Shooting Settings] screen
Shooting Settings
OK
Setting image enhancements
nBright
oNatural
pMonochrome
qShading
rBleach Bypass
sBold Monochrome
tHigh Contrast
Bright
OK
5
31
Settings
t Memo
• You can only select n (Bright), o (Natural), or p
(Monochrome) when the [Rec. Mode] (p.26) is set to [Still
Image], [Underwater Still Image], or [Burst Shooting].
You can adjust the brightness of the whole image being shot.
Use this function to deliberately over expose (brighten) or under
expose (darken) when shooting.
1Display the [Shooting Settings] screen. (p.30)
2Press the button or the button. Select [EV
Compensation] and press the button.
3Press the button or
the button. Select
the compensation
amount and press the
button.
Set on the + side when
brightening, and on the -
side when darkening.
The EV Compensation values can be selected in 1/2 EV
increments, ranging from -2.0 EV to +2.0 EV.
t Memo
• You may not be able to do EV Compensation, depending on
the [Rec. Mode] (p.26).
You can adjust the color temperature under various light
sources to accurately reproduce tones.
1Display the [Shooting Settings] screen. (p.30)
2Press the button or the button. Select
[White Balance] and press the button.
3Press the button or
the button. Select
the white balance to
set.
The selected tone appears on the LCD screen each time
the settings are changed.
If you selected u (Manual), proceed to step 4. If you
selected anything other than manual, proceed to step 6.
Compensating for exposure
EV Compensation
EV Compensation
EV Compensation
EV Compensation
OK
OK
OK
OK
EV Compensation
OK
Adjusting white balance
sAuto The camera adjusts the white
balance automatically.
tAuto outdoor Set when shooting outdoors in
the daytime.
uManual Set when manually adjusting
the white balance.
White Balance
White Balance
White Balance
White Balance
OK
OK
OK
OK
White Balance
OK
5
32
Settings
4Face the lens toward
the subject for which
to use white balance
adjustment (such as a
blank sheet of white
paper) and place it
inside the frame in the
middle of the screen.
5Press the button.
The white balance is adjusted automatically.
6Press the button.
t Memo
•s (Auto) is fixed and cannot be changed when the [Rec.
Mode] (p.26) is set to [Underwater Still Image] or [Underwater
Movie].
You can set the area of the screen where the brightness is
metered to determine the exposure.
1Display the [Shooting Settings] screen. (p.30)
2Press the button or the button. Select [AE
Metering] and press the button.
3Press the button or
the button. Select
the type of AE
metering and press
the button.
t Memo
• Exposure is fixed when recording starts if Spot AE metering
is selected in [Movie], [Underwater Movie], [Extended Movie
Recording], or [High Speed Movie] of the [Rec. Mode] (p.26).
You can set the ISO sensitivity according to the brightness of
the shooting location.
1Display the [Shooting Settings] screen. (p.30)
2Press the button or the button. Select
[Sensitivity] and press the button.
Setting AE metering
Adjust
Adjust
Adjust
Adjust
White Balance
White Balance
White Balance
White Balance
OK
OK
OK
OK
White Balance
OK
Adjust
aMulti-segment
metering
The camera divides the
screen, meters the brightness
and determines the exposure.
ASpot AE
metering
The camera determines the
exposure by metering the
brightness only at the center
of the screen.
Setting the sensitivity
AE Metering
OK
5
33
Settings
3Press the button or
the button. Select
the sensitivity and
press the button.
t Memo
• The available ISO sensitivity differs depending on the
selected shooting mode (p.26). Refer to "Limitations of
shooting mode functions" (p.56) for details.
You can set the angle of view for shooting.
1Display the [Shooting Settings] screen. (p.30)
2Press the button or the button. Select
[Angle of View] and press the button.
3Press the button or
the button. Select
the angle of view and
press the button.
t Memo
•b (Wide) is fixed and cannot be changed when the
[Recorded Pixels (Movie)] (p.35) is set to or when the [Rec. d
Mode] (p.26) is set to [Still Image], [Burst Shooting], or [High
Speed Movie].
•c (Narrow) is fixed and cannot be changed when [Movie SR]
(p.36) is on or when the [Rec. Mode] (p.26) is set to
[Underwater Still Image] or [Underwater Movie].
kAuto
Sets the most appropriate
sensitivity automatically. (ISO
sensitivity 200 to 1600)
lAuto high
sensitivity
Automatically sets the
sensitivity so that you can
shoot brighter image in low
light conditions.
(ISO sensitivity 200 to 6400)
m p~
Sets a fixed value from
between ISO sensitivity 200 to
6400.
There is less noise in the
image the lower the sensitivity
(smaller numbers) is, but the
shutter speed becomes
slower in dark locations.
The shutter speed can be fast
in dark locations the higher
the sensitivity (larger
numbers) is, but the noise in
the image increases.
Sensitivity
OK
Setting the angle of view
bWide
(wide angle)
The angle of view is wide and
the range that can be shot is
broader.
cNarrow
(narrow angle)
The angle of view is narrow
and the range that can be shot
is restricted.
Angle of View
OK
5
34
Settings
You can set the orientation of the camera depending on its
alignment when it is mounted.
1Display the [Shooting Settings] screen. (p.30)
2Press the button or the button. Select
[LCD Orientation] and press the button.
3Press the button or
the button. Select
the LCD orientation
and press the
button.
t Memo
• The available LCD orientation differs depending on the
settings in the [Rec. Mode] (p.26), [Recorded Pixels (Movie)]
(p.35), or [Movie SR] (p.36). Refer to "Limitations of shooting
mode functions" (p.56) for details.
You can set the recorded pixels for still images.
1Display the [Shooting Settings] screen. (p.30)
2Press the button or the button. Select
[Recorded Pixels] and press the button.
3Press the button or
the button. Select
the recorded pixels
and press the
button.
t Memo
• You can only select l or L when the [Rec. Mode] (p.26) is
set to [Underwater Still Image] or [Burst Shooting].
Setting the LCD orientation
1Select when shooting with the camera in the
normal orientation.
4Select when shooting with the camera rotated
180°.
2Select when shooting with the camera rotated to
the right 90°.
5Select when shooting with the camera rotated to
the left 90°.
0
°
OK
Setting the recorded pixels for still images
Recorded pixels Number of pixels
n3264 x 2448
M3264 x1840
m2448 x 2448
L2592 x 1944
l2592 x 1464
Recorded Pixels
OK
5
36
Settings
You can set the shake reduction (Movie SR) when shooting
movies.
1Display the [Shooting Settings] screen. (p.30)
2Press the button or the button. Select
[Movie SR] and press the button.
3Press the button or
the button. Select
on or off and press the
button.
t Memo
•r (Off) is fixed and cannot be changed when [Rec. Mode]
(p.26) is set to [Underwater Movie] or [High Speed Movie], or
[Angle of View] (p.33) is set to b (Wide) or when the
[Recorded Pixels (Movie)] is set to d.
You can suppress wind noise while shooting movies.
1Display the [Shooting Settings] screen. (p.30)
2Press the button or the button. Select
[Wind Suppression] and press the button.
3Press the button or
the button. Select
on or off and press the
button.
Setting shake reduction for movies
rMovie SR: Off Shake reduction is not done.
qMovie SR: On Shake reduction is done
automatically.
Movie
SR
OK
Suppressing wind noise while shooting
movies
XWind
Suppression: On Wind noise is suppressed.
xWind
Suppression: Off
Wind noise is not
suppressed.
Wind Suppression
OK
5
37
Settings
You can set the general settings for the camera.
1Press the button on the shooting screen.
The settings menu is displayed.
2Press the button or
the button. Select
x [Setting] and press
the button.
The [Setting] screen
appears.
See "List of general
settings" (p.28) for the
setting items that can be
selected.
3Set each item.
Refer to the setting method for each general setting.
4Press the button.
This brings you back to the shooting screen.
t Memo
• By pressing the button while doing settings, you return to
the previous screen with the existing settings.
• The current settings for the [Setting] are saved even when the
camera is turned off. However, the [Action Mode] setting of
the [Wi-Fi] (p.40) will be disabled when the camera is turned
back on, even if it had been set to enabled.
You can set the volume of operation sounds and playback
sounds, as well as the sounds for the shutter and operations.
1Display the [Setting] screen. (p.37)
2Press the button or the button. Select
[Sound] and press the button.
3Press the button or
the button. Select
[Operation Volume] or
[Playback Volume]
and press the
button.
4Press the button or
the button. Select
the volume and press
the button.
Operation sounds and play
back sounds are silent when
the volume is set to p or F.
General settings
Displaying the [Setting] screen
Setting
OK
Setting sound
Adjusting the playback volume and operation
volume
Operation Volume
OK
Operation Volume
OK
For operation volume
5
38
Settings
1Display the [Setting] screen. (p.37)
2Press the button or the button. Select
[Sound] and press the button.
3Press the button or
the button. Select
[Operation Sound] or
[Shutter Sound] and
press the button.
4Press the button or
the button. Select
the type of sound and
press the button.
Select from [1], [2], or [Off].
You can change the date and time set in the initial settings
(p.15). Also, you can set the display format of the date to be
displayed on the screen.
1Display the [Setting] screen. (p.37)
2Press the button or the button. Select
[Date Adjustment] and press the button.
3
Press the button or
the button. Select the
date display style and
press the button.
Choose from [mm/dd/yy],
[dd/mm/yy] or [yy/mm/dd].
4Press the button or
the button. Select
[24h] (24-hour clock)
or [12h] (12-hour
clock) and press the
button.
The frame moves to the following items according to the
display style set in step 3.
Setting the type of operation sound and shutter
sound
Operation Sound
OK
Operation Sound
OK
Changing the date and time
For [yy/mm/dd]: Western calendar year
For [mm/dd/yy]: Month
For [dd/mm/yy]: Date
03
Date Adjustment
mm/dd/yy
OK
2016 10 : 30
12h
AM
03 //
Settings complete
mm/dd/yy
Date Adjustment
OK
2016 10 : 30
12h
AM
03 03 //
Settings complete
5
39
Settings
The following operational steps are for when [mm/dd/yy] is
set. The instructions are the same even when other display
styles are set.
5Press the button or
the button. Set the
month and press the
button.
6Set the date, year and time in the same way as in
step 5.
The frame moves to [Settings complete].
7Press the button.
You can change the language displayed in messages and
settings menus set in the initial settings (p.15).
1Display the [Setting] screen. (p.37)
2Press the button or the button. Select
[Language/W] and press the button.
3Press the button or the button. Select the
desired language and press the button.
You can set the way to connect (MSC or PTP) the camera to a
computer using the USB cable.
u Caution
• Be sure to do the settings prior to connecting to a computer.
Settings cannot be done while the camera is connected to a
computer via USB cable.
1Display the [Setting] screen. (p.37)
2Press the button or the button. Select
[USB Connection] and press the button.
3Press the button or
the button. Select
the connection
method and press the
button.
Changing the display language
03
Date Adjustment
mm/dd/yy
OK
2016 10 : 30
12h
AM
03 //
Settings complete
Setting the USB connection mode
yMSC
Connects the camera to the
computer as a storage device.
Image files from the computer
can be read and copied.
YPTP Images can be transferred
between connected devices.
OK
USB Connection
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| Varumärke: | Ricoh |
| Kategori: | Videokamera |
| Modell: | WG-M2 |
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