User manual OLYMPUS C-21

[. . . ] Zinc-carbon batteries cannot be used. "SETUP" appears on the screen. To go to the previous page, move the cursor to the top item and press the on the Arrow pad. FILE NAME Flash mode button/Erase button 2. Inserting a SmartMedia card. * Before inserting, check that the Power switch is off and there are no images on the Viewfinder/Monitor. DRIVE button Open the Card cover and push in the card* as shown below. (*The pictures you take will be stored in the card. ) INFO button Viewfinder SETUP Metering mode button Macro button m/ft [3/3] MODE SETUP screen 3/3 6. [. . . ] Press OK. The Date/time setting screen appears. Open the Card cover. Push the card in and close the Card cover. Power switch Arrow pad Monitor OK button/ Manual focus button (MF)/ Protect button AE lock button (AEL)/Multimetering button/Print button Card cover Battery compartment cover Monitor button Tripod socket Power switch (POWER OFF/ON/RESET) 3. Turn on the camera. Set the Power switch to ON. Date/time setting screen 7. Press / on the Arrow pad to select the date order. To go back to the (Date order selections: date/month/year, month/date/year, year/month/date) , then press You can select camera functions using the Mode dial. You will probably want to try the Program mode first, which lets you take properly-exposed pictures by simply pressing the Shutter button. Mode dial S-Prg M MO Menu button Card access lamp To go to the next setting (i. e. month to year, etc. ), press previous setting (i. e. year to month, etc. ), press . D IA L S A P D [Still picture recording mode] P: Simply press the Shutter button to take a picture. S: Set the desired shutter speed manually. M: Set the desired aperture and shutter speed manually. If this happens, release the Shutter button and move the camera slightly until you see the AF target mark clearly. Then, press the shutter button halfway again. Press halfway Press fully AF confirmation mark P F2. 8 1/800 0. 0 YES NO [ ] 3 Confirmation screen Displaying pictures . 10 Press , then select "CARD SETUP"--" " using the Arrow pad. Select "YES" on the confirmation screen, then press OK again. (To cancel, select "NO", then press OK. ) HQ Set the Mode dial to AF target mark The last picture taken is displayed. Use the Arrow pad to select the desired picture for display. : Jumps to the picture 10 frames behind. 4. Press the Shutter button fully to take a picture. The camera beeps when the shutter is released. The free part of the memory gauge lights up and the card access lamp blinks while the picture is being recorded. Continuous shooting is available even if the card access lamp is blinking, unless the entire memory gauge is lit. If you are taking a picture in a dark environment, the built-in flash will fire automatically if it has been popped up. P F2. 8 1/800 0. 0 23. 12. , 00 21:56 10 FUNCTION CARD SETUP MODE SETUP YES [1/1] NO [ ] Still picture display (1-frame) 1234 Confirmation screen Erasing a still picture Arrow pad Memory gauge 1234 1235 1236 * Press the Zoom lever toward "W" to display multiple pictures at the same time (Index-display). * Press the Zoom lever toward "T" to display a close-up. [. . . ] If you are taking a picture in a dark environment, the built-in flash will fire automatically if it has been popped up. P F2. 8 1/800 0. 0 23. 12. , 00 21:56 10 FUNCTION CARD SETUP MODE SETUP YES [1/1] NO [ ] Still picture display (1-frame) 1234 Confirmation screen Erasing a still picture Arrow pad Memory gauge 1234 1235 1236 * Press the Zoom lever toward "W" to display multiple pictures at the same time (Index-display). * Press the Zoom lever toward "T" to display a close-up. [Movie pictures] Card access lamp 1237 1238 1239 5 Turning off the power 1240 1241 1242 Index-display When you are finished using the camera, turn the power off after checking that the card access lamp is not on. The picture on the screen will disappear when you turn the power off. If no operation is performed for 1 minute or more, the image on the screen goes off automatically to avoid battery exhaustion (this function is called Sleep). [. . . ]