User manual OLYMPUS C-2000 ZOOM

[. . . ] Press the [OK] button. DC IN jack The MODE SETUP screen appears. AF/MF DRIVE Slide the battery compartment lock back to . Video output jack USB connector AF AUTO AUTO CARD SETUP MODE SETUP A/S/M MODE ALL RESET SETUP WB +- WB ISO SHARPNESS CONTRAST [3/3] ON RED · · · x · · · BLUE NORMAL NORMAL [1/4] Connector cover O [1/3] AE LOCK Menu screen 1/3 Menu screen 3/3 MODE SETUP screen 1/4 6. Press ) Mode dial Arrow pad Shutter button on the Arrow pad to select and then press . Flash mode button ( Erase button ( ) * * When you close the battery compartment cover, press down on the cover to hold the batteries down. Spot/Macro button ( Print button ( ) Viewfinder ) "SETUP" appears. (To return to the previous page, move the green selection frame to the top of the screen and then press on the Arrow pad. ) 2. [. . . ] Press the [OK] button. The date/time setting screen appears. Open the card cover. Push the card in and close the card cover. Menu button ( ) Use the Mode dial to select the camera operation mode. If you are using the camera for the first time, the "P" (Program mode) setting provides a quick and easy way to take pictures. Mode dial A/S /M P F OF Bottom view Battery compartment cover Tripod socket Battery compartment lock Date time setting screen 8. Press or on the Arrow pad to select the date format. or to set the date and time. on the Arrow pad. To move back [Still picture shooting mode] P: /M O DE (You can select day/month/year, month/day/year or year/month/day. ) Program mode. This mode allows you to take beautiful pictures simply by pressing the shutter button. D on the Arrow pad and then PO ER IA L W A/S/M: The default mode for this setting is Aperture Priority mode, in which you select the aperture setting. You can also select Shutter Priority mode, in which you set the shutter speed, and Manual mode, in which you set both the aperture and the shutter speed. [Movie record mode] : Select this mode when you want to shoot a movie. [Playback mode] : Select this mode when you want to view the shots you have taken. [Camera off] OFF: Switches the camera off. To move to the next setting (month day), press (day month), press . Adjusting the Viewfinder for Easier Viewing Turn the diopter adjustment dial to adjust the viewfinder until you can see the AF target mark clearly. Viewfinder 10. When you have finished setting the date and time, press the [OK] button. Press the [OK] button repeatedly until you exit the menu screen. AF target mark Diopter adjustment dial 1AG6P1P0898- -A VT2267-02 http://www. olympus. com q Quick Start Guide q Manual focus Flash mode Slow synchro Flash intensity control Battery check Macro mode Card error White balance /M OD E A/S /M C-2040ZOOM OLYMPUS AMERICA INC. Two Corporate Center Drive, Melville, NY 11747-3157, U. S. A. If you are taking a picture in low-light conditions, the flash will fire automatically. Card access lamp When your subject is not in the center of the shot (focus lock) First, position the AF target mark over your subject and press the shutter button halfway to focus the camera. Then hold the shutter button down as you move the camera to compose the shot as you want it and, without releasing the shutter button, press the shutter button down fully to take the shot. IA D L 1. Remove the Lens cap and set the Mode dial to "P" (Program mode). Spot metering mode ISO indicator Exposure compensation W Sequence mode Self-timer/ Remote control Auto bracket Recording mode Card writing Number of storable pictures Available functions from button on C-2040ZOOM Flash Mode Button The flash mode changes each time you press this button. The available flash modes are "Auto-Flash", in which the flash fires automatically in low-light and backlit conditions, "RedEye Reduction Flash" ( ), which reduces the "red-eye" effect (where the subject's eyes appear red), "Forced Flash" ( ), in which the flash fires for every shot regardless of the conditions, and "Flash Off" ( ), in which the flash never fires, even in low-light conditions. Spot/Macro Button The light metering mode or Macro mode changes each time you press the Spot/Macro button. The available modes are "Normal", which is used for normal autofocus photography, "Spot Metering mode" ( ), which measures light only at the center of the shot and is useful for shots such as dark subjects in backlit shots, "Macro mode"( ), which allows you to focus on subjects 7. 9" to 31. 5" from the camera, and "Macro + Spot Metering mode" ( ), which measures light only at the center of a close-up subject. 4. Erasing Pictures You can erase pictures you no longer need by erasing them one at a time (one-frame erase) or by erasing all the images on the card (all-frame erase). Viewing Your Shots" to display the image you want to erase. One-frame Erase Press the Erase button on the camera, use the Arrow pad to select "YES" and then press the [OK] button. YES NO YES OK NO Shooting Movies 1. Set the Mode dial to . F2. 0 1/800 +2. 0 All-frame Erase Press the (Menu) button and use the Arrow pad to select "CARD SETUP" and then press . Press or to select " " and then press the [OK] button. Select "YES" in the confirmation screen and then press the [OK] button again. [. . . ] (To cancel image erasing, select "NO" and press the [OK] button. ) The Monitor switches on and displays the available shooting time. 2. Shoot in the same way as for "P" mode. The camera starts shooting when you press the shutter button down. Press the shutter button again to end shooting. The lowest memory gauge lights, the card access lamp blinks and the camera starts recording the movie onto the card. [. . . ]