User manual OLYMPUS INFINITY ZOOM 200

[. . . ] 23 Viewfinder display and LCD panel . . . . . . . . . . 46 Using the self-timer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24 Specifications . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 47 · Please read this instruction manual carefully before using your camera. [. . . ] Switch to the after the film is advanced to charge "AUTO-S" mode. (Refer to Page 25. ) the flash (at normal temperatures). automatically when there is insufficient light 16 Flash working range: Color negative film will give you excellent pictures in this shooting range because it offers the widest exposure latitude, compensating for over and underexposure more readily than other films. ISO 100 400 ISO 100 400 WIDE (38mm) 0. 6m-4. 1m(2ft-13. 5ft) 0. 6m-8. 2m (2ft-26. 9ft) WIDE (38mm) 0. 6m-2. 9m (2ft-9. 5ft) 0. 6m-5. 8m(2ft-19ft) TELE (80mm) 0. 6m-2. 9m (2ft-9. 5ft) 0. 6m-5. 8m(2ft-19ft) TELE (80mm) 0. 6m-2m (2ft-6. 6ft) 0. 6m-4m (2ft-l3. 1 ft) In the continuous shooting mode 17 Automatic flash activation (2) Taking backlighted subjects If you are taking backlighted subjects, the flash indicator (orange) will light when the shutter release is depressed to tell you that the flash will fire automatically. Make sure to place the main part of your subject in the multi autofocus frame. 18 Advanced shooting techniques Pressing the "SUBJECT" button. set the mode to "SPOT". "SPOT" will appear in the LCD panel. Spot metering This mode should be used when there exists an obstacle in front of the image in the multi autofocus frame or if the focusing object is out of the multi autofocus frame. This mode can also be used in situations where uneven lighting conditions exist. 19 Press the shutter release button lightly, aiming at the image desired. Confirm that the "AF" indicator (green) in the viewfinder lights. (In this case, focusing is locked on the spot frame at the center. Exposure is also locked at the same time. Be careful to keep the subject inside the spot frame. ) Keeping the shutter release button pressed lightly, change the composition of the image as you want. 20 Press the shutter release button fully to take the picture. Auto-zoom photography Use this mode to obtain photographs of portrait composition even when the distance to the subject changes. 21 Press the SUBJECT button to set the mode to . Working distances: Press the shutter release button. The zoom operates automatically to capture an above the waist portrait · Outside the ranges shown in the of a person before the shutter is illustrations below Auto-zoom released. may not function. · Even in the Auto-zoom mode it is possible to use the zoom button. 22 the mode to "C". Press the SUBJECT button to set "C" lights in the LCD panel The camera will shoot repeatedly as long as the shutter release button is depressed. · The autofocus and exposure will be reset instantly even when the subject is moving toward or away from the camera, and even when the light condition changes. Taking a continuous series of shots You can shoot continuously at a speed of 1 frame every approx. Refer to page 17 for the flash working range when in the continuous shooting mode. ) 23 Press the SUBJECT button, and set the mode to lights in the LCD panel. Press the shutter release button lightly, and focus on the subject you want to shoot. When focused, the "AF" indicator Using the self-timer The camera should be set firmly, on a tripod, for (green) lights in the viewfinder. example. 24 Press the shutter release button fully to start the self-timer. The self-timer indicator lights and the shutter will be released in 12 seconds. The self-timer indicator will start blinking 2 seconds before the shutter is released. After the shutter is released, the self-timer mode will be released. (In case you want to cancel the selftimer function before the shutter is released, press the SUBJECT button, or set the power switch to OFF. ) AUTO-S flash mode In this mode, the red-eye phenomenon which occurs mostly in compact type cameras will be minimized. Remarks: "Red-eye" is a phenomenon in which the pupil of the eye appears too red in pictures taken with a flash. 25 When " S" blinks in the viewfinder while the camera is in either the AUTO or FILL-IN modes, switch to the AUTO-S mode. The blinking " S" will disappear. Press the FLASH button to change the mode to AUTO-S. Pressing the shutter release button, a preparatory flash emission occurs before the shutter is released with the main flash emission. The preparatory flash emission produces a flickering beam of light which "prepares" your subject's eyes by reducing pupil size. The main flash emission is the same as the normal auto flash emission. 26 · Hold the camera steady while pressing the shutter release button until the shutter is released. · The AUTO-S mode is not cancelled by switching the power switch to OFF. As soon as the blinking stops, the shutter is released The allowance time, after having pressed the transmitting button on the remote control device until the shutter is released, can be switched to either 1 sec. or 3 sec. NOTE: The remote control device will be effective for approximately 20 minutes after removing it from the camera. · The remote control may not function in backlighting situations. · Remote control shooting can be combined with each camera mode. In the continuous shooting mode, however, you are limited to two shots. [. . . ] For other panel. (with multi autofocus frame, spot frame, close-up intermediate film speeds, the camera is automatically set to the lower speed. For non-DX coded film, film speed is set to ISO 100. ) Film loading: Automatic loading (automatically advances to first frame when camera back is closed) grammed electronic shutter. Center-weight average light metering, switchable to spot metering 47 Film advance: Automatic film winding Film rewind: Automatic film rewind (Automatic rewind activated at the end of film, automatic rewind stop). Rewind possible at any point with rewind button. Flash: Built-in flash (Recycling time: approx. [. . . ]