User manual OLYMPUS OM-2S

[. . . ] INSTRUCTIONS DESCRIPTION OF CONTROLS Mirror Lock-up Lever Rewind Release Lever (P. 29) Refer to pages in parentheses for detailed explanations of each part. 16) Standard Lens 1 DESCRIPTION OF CONTROLS Shutter Speed Ring (P. 11) The design of the OLYMPUS OM-1 lets you see every camera control from the top. (P. 17) Depth of Field Scale Aperture Ring Lens Release Button FP and X Flash Selector (P. [. . . ] Make sure the lever is rotated until the red line is opposite the "R. " See page 10. must be pressed before the dial can be turned. Once the dial had been set, release the button and make sure the dial has locked into place. Q: Why isn't the needle in the viewfinder moving?A: First, make sure the meter switch lever is set to the "ON" position. If the meter is on, turn the camera towards a bright light source. If the needle still will not move, the battery may not be inserted, may be inserted improperly or may be drained. Replace the battery or insert it properly. Q: I cannot center the exposure needle on the index. A: If the exposure needle will not center on the index, adjust the shutter speed or F stop until the needle is centered. To obtain proper exposure, you may use an ND (neutral density) filter when the subject is too bright, or an electronic flash or flash bulb when the subject is too dark. Q: How do I take meter readings when a bellows or extension tubes are mounted to my camera? A: Since lens extension devices disconnect the automatic diaphragm mechanism between camera and lens, readings must be taken with the lens stopped-down. Take an exposure reading using the procedure outlined on page 14. Q: How can I remove dust from inside the viewfinder?A: After detaching the focusing screen, blow away any dust with an air blower. (See page 20. ) Never wipe the surfaces of the screens, prisms, or mirror with cloth or paper. Q: The microprism in the center of the viewfinder "shimmers" and darkens. A: Yes, this is a natural phenomenon that occurs when a lens with a maximum aperture smaller than F5 is mounted on the camera. It also happens with a standard lens when the depth of field preview button is pressed. Q: The viewfinder is totally dark and I can't see anything. A: Make sure you have removed the lens cap. If the cap has been removed, the mirror lock-up lever may be in the up position. Return the mirror to its operational position. See page 29. 31 CARE AND STORAGE Q: When I touch the terminal contact of the Accessory Shoe 1 I feel current. [. . . ] Once in place, the Back imprints numbers directly on the picture when the exposure is made. 65 CHART OF PHOTOTECHNICAL GROUP OM-MOUNT ASTROSCOPE ADAPTER FOCUSING SCREENS 1-8 1-11 OM-MOUNT ENDOSCOPE ADAPTER FOCUSING SCREEN 1-9 OM MOUNT MTX ADAPTER RECOROATA BACK 1 BODY CAP MEMO HOLDER BACK 1 DOUBLE CABLE RELEASE CABLE RELEASE SR-II INTERCHANGEABLE LENS GROUP OM-MOUNT LENS ADAPTER FOR PEN F PEN F, FV, FT 67 PHOTOTECHNICAL UNITS Recordata Back 1 Used as a replacement camera back of the OM Body, the Recordata Back makes provision to imprint data such as date, numbers, etc. Provided with a built-in light emitting diode powered by three 1. 5V silver oxide batteries. It measures only OM-Mount Astroscope Adapter Permits astrophotography by the OM Body attached to a telescope by means OM-Mount MTX Adapter Its bayonet mount facilitates mounting the OM Body on the OLYMPUS Operation Microscope MTX. of the 36. 5mm diam. , pitch 1mm and pitch 0. 75mm threads. It enables direct objective photography and high magnification photography through the telescope eyepiece. 28mm (1. 1") in thickness, weighing OM-Mount Endoscope Adapter Used for mounting the OM Body to the OLYMPUS fiberscopes except the gastrocameras. [. . . ]