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INSTRUCTIONS
Read this manual carefully before using your
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Page 1 - INSTRUCTIONS

INSTRUCTIONSRead this manual carefully before using yourcamera.

Page 2 - Indicates

Notes:• If you don't use the camera, theLCD goes off after four and halfminutes.• The LCD panel does notactually display all indicationssimultane

Page 3 - OLYMPUS SERVICE CENTER

DIOPTER ADJUSTMENTTurn the diopter adjustmentdial until the viewfinderdisplay becomes clear.Turn to the right if you arefarsighted or to the left if y

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LOADING THE BATTERY1. Close the lens barrier.Push OPEN to open thebattery compartmentcover2. Insert the new batterycorrectly. (One 3V lithiumbattery.

Page 5 - * Models with the panorama

Notes:• About 15 rolls of 24-exposurefilm can be used with one newbattery.• Keep a spare battery on handwhen going on a long trip or toa cold area.• S

Page 6 - NAMES OF PARTS

Open the lens barrier untilyou feel a click.Display: lights (and turns offautomatically).Meaning: Battery is OK. You canshoot.Display: blinks and othe

Page 7 - ** QUARTZDATE/DELUXE

PROPER SHUTTER RELEASEPractice before loading thefilm.1. Depress the shutter releasebutton halfway to lock thefocus.• The green lamp next to theviewfi

Page 8 - VIEWFINDER DISPLAY/

LOADING THE FILM1. Open the back cover.Do not touch the inside ofthe camera, especially thelens.2. Insert the film cartridgeuntil it clicks.Note: Use

Page 9 - Red-Eye Reduction Flash

A. CorrectMake sure the film is lying flatbefore closing the back cover.B. IncorrectPush the film cartridge gently toposition the film correctly. Then

Page 10 - • The LCD panel does not

3. Align the film leader withthe point of the arrow, andclose the back cover.The film automaticallyadvances to the first frame.The film does not overl

Page 11 - USING THE STRAP

TAKING PICTURES1. Open the lens barrier untilyou feel a click.The lens extends slightly, theflash pops up, and the LCDpanel turns on.Note: When the fl

Page 12 - 1. Close the lens barrier

WARNINGIndicatescircumstances underwhich mishandlingresulting from ignoringthis symbol could resultin personal injury orproperty damage.KEEP THE BATTE

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2. Aim the camera at yoursubject. Use the zoomlever for telephoto or wide-angle photography.20

Page 14 - Open the lens barrier until

How to Use the Zoom LeverTelephoto: Pull the lever to the"T" side to zoom in.Wide angle: Push the lever to the"W" side to zoom ou

Page 15 - Practice before loading the

3. Position the autofocusmark on your subject.4. Depress the shutterrelease button halfway toadjust the focus.Focus has been correctlyadjusted and the

Page 16 - 2. Insert the film cartridge

5. Depress the shutterrelease button fully to takethe picture.Note: Keep your fingers and thestrap away from the lens,autofocus windows and flash.Work

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Multi autofocusThis camera has a built-in multiautofocus system. With thissystem, the camera automaticallysets the focus on a subject evenin compositi

Page 18 - 3. Align the film leader with

AFTER SHOOTING1. Close the lens barrierslowly and carefully. Thelens and flash will retractautomatically.2. Close the lens barriercompletely.Caution:

Page 19 - TAKING PICTURES

UNLOADING THE FILMThe camera automaticallyrewinds the film when youreach the end of a roll.After the motor stops andstarts blinking on the LCDpanel, o

Page 20 - 2. Aim the camera at your

TAKING PANORAMA PICTURES*Set the switch to PANORAMA.Caution: To avoid malfunction,do not touch the slidingpanorama borders inside thecamera when the b

Page 21 - How to Use the Zoom Lever

• Availability of panorama formatfilm processing facilities variesaccording to area. Werecommend that you consultyour local film processor orcamera de

Page 22 - 4. Depress the shutter

Printing the Date and time inthe Panorama ModeWith this camera, the date and timecan be included even in thePanorama mode, but thecharacters will be s

Page 23 - 5. Depress the shutter

NEVER ATTEMPT TODISASSEMBLE THE CAMERA; ITCONTAINS A HIGH-VOLTAGECIRCUIT. IF THE INTERNALPARTS OF THE CAMERA AREEXPOSED DUE TO DROPPINGOR DAMAGE, REMO

Page 24 - (2.6 ft) (Telephoto side)

USING THE FLASH ANDSHOOTING MODESThis camera has six shootingmodes. Use these modes inaccordance with thephotographic conditions andyour purpose.Setti

Page 25 - 2. Close the lens barrier

Auto Flash mode (p. 32)Red-Eye Reduction Flashmode (p. 33)Off (Flash Override) mode(p. 35)Fill-in Flash (ForcedActivation) mode (p. 36)Night Scene Fla

Page 26 - The camera automatically

AUTO FLASHThe flash fires automatically indark places, with backlightingand under fluorescent or otherartificial lighting.The orange lamp lights whent

Page 27 - Set the switch to PANORAMA

RED-EYE REDUCTION FLASHSignificantly reduces thephenomenon of "red-eye"(when a subject's eyesappear red in flashphotography).In the fl

Page 28 - B. Viewfinder in the Panorama

The effectiveness of red-eyereduction varies depending onthe individual characteristics ofsubjects.IMPORTANT: Be sure to hold thecamera still until th

Page 29 - Panorama Mode

OFF (FLASH OVERRIDE)When you don't want theflash to fire (even in the dark)or when you want to shootsuch subjects as fireworks.Use this mode in s

Page 30 - This camera has six shooting

FILL-IN FLASH(Forced Activation)When you want the flash tofire for each shot.The flash fires regardless ofavailable light. Use this mode tocompensate

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NIGHT SCENE FLASHWhen taking pictures of anight scene, this modeproduces clear images.Notes:• To avoid camera shake, theuse of a tripod isrecommended

Page 32 - AUTO FLASH

RED-EYE REDUCTION NIGHTSCENE FLASH MODEYou can take pictures ofpeople with a night scenebackground while reducingthe "red-eye" phenomenon.No

Page 33 - (when a subject's eyes

SPOT MODE1. Press the selftimer/remotecontrol and flash modebuttons simultaneously toenter the Spot mode. TheLCD panel displaysPress those buttonssimu

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Names of parts ... 6Viewfinder display/LCD panel ... 8Diopter adjustment ... 11Using the strap ...

Page 35 - When you don't want the

3. Reposition your subject inthe picture frame whilekeeping the shutter releasebutton depressed halfway.Then press the shutterrelease button fully.Aft

Page 36 - (Forced Activation)

The use of the Spot mode isrecommended in the followingcases:• When there is an object in frontof the main subject.• When the subject is on the edgeo

Page 37 - When taking pictures of a

In these situations, first focus on adifferent subject at a similardistance, and then reposition thecorrect subject in the pictureframe.Subjects with

Page 38 - You can take pictures of

SELFTIMER1. Press the button todisplay .Fix the camera on a tripod orother support.2. Aim at your subject, andpress the shutter releasebutton. The sh

Page 39 - SPOT MODE

Notes:• The focus and exposure will belocked when the shutterrelease button is depressedhalfway.• To cancel the selftimer after ithas been activated,

Page 40 - Then press the shutter

USING THE RC-200 REMOTECONTROL (optional)1. Press the button todisplayTo cancel this mode, press thebutton again.2. Aim the remote control atthe came

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WARNINGS:• KEEP THE REMOTE CONTROLOUT THE REACH OF CHILDREN.IF A CHILD SWALLOWS THEREMOTE CONTROL, CONTACT ADOCTOR IMMEDIATELY.• NEVER EXPOSE THE REMO

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Open the buckle , insertthe strap , and close thebuckleThe remote control can beattached to round straps with adiameter of 3 ~ 5 mm (0.12 ~ 0.2in)

Page 43 - SELFTIMER

1. Open the buckle andinside by sliding in thedirection of the arrow.2. Insert a new battery(CR1220) with the plusmark showing on top3. Attach the b

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PRINTING THE DATE AND TIME (forQUARTZDATE/DELUXE models only)As you press the MODE button,the mode will switch in the ordershown below.No dataYear-mon

Page 45 - 1. Press the button to

Using the RC-200 remote control(optional)... 45Printing the date and time**... 49Correcting the data** ...

Page 46 - CONTROL TO EXCESSIVE HEAT

The quartzdate uses the samepower source as the main unit.Make sure to correct the dataafter the battery is replaced.The data is imprinted in the lowe

Page 47 - Open the buckle , insert

CORRECTING THE DATE (forQUARTZDATE/DELUXE models only)1. Keep the MODE buttondepressed to bring theyear indication to blinking.The year indication wil

Page 48 - 4. Close the buckle

3. Press the MODE buttonagain.The month indication willstart blinking.4. Repeat pressing of theSET and MODE buttonsuntil the hours and theminutes have

Page 49

VISUAL CONFIRMATION FINDER(for DELUXE model only)This camera incorporates ashutter release visualconfirmation function. Thismomentarily darkens thevie

Page 50

CARE AND STORAGE• Do not leave the camera in anyplace exposed to excessiveheat, humidity, or directsunlight — for example, in acar or on the beach.• D

Page 51 - 2. Press the SET button to

• Do not expose the camera todust or sand as this couldcause serious damage.• Do not shake or shock thecamera.• Do not apply excessive force tothe zoo

Page 52 - 4. Repeat pressing of the

• When transporting the camerafrom a cold place to a warmplace or in the event of asudden temperature change,put the camera into a plasticbag. This al

Page 53 - (for DELUXE model only)

• Avoid leaving the cameraunused for long periods oftime. This can cause mold togrow on the camera as well asother problems. Try to pressthe shutter r

Page 54 - CARE AND STORAGE

WEATHERPROOF CAMERAThis camera is designed to be water-resistant; however, it is not designedfor underwater use or to be subjectedto being saturated.

Page 55 - -10°C/14°F). Low

These gaskets protect the interior ofthe camera from becoming wet in theevent the camera is splashed withwater. Check these gaskets often andcarefully

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NAMES OF PARTSShutter release buttonZoom leverViewfinderLight sensor*Strap eyeletSelftimer indicatorLens barrierRemote control sensor*Lens*Autofocus w

Page 57

Do not touch the rubber gasket withexcessive force. Do not remove thegaskets. The gaskets in your camerashould be replaced afterapproximately three ye

Page 58 - CARING FOR YOUR

SPECIFICATIONSType: Full automatic 35 mmautofocus lens-shuttercamera with built-in 38 ~ 170mm zoom lens.Film format: 35 mm standard DX-coded film (24

Page 59

Focusing: Advancedcombination auto focussystem. Focus lockpossible. Focusing range— 0.8m(2.6 ft) ~ (infinity).Exposure control: Programmedautomatic ex

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Remote control (optional):Infrared remote control unitwith approx. 3-sec. delay.Film speed range: Automaticsetting with DX-coded filmwith ISO 50, 100,

Page 61 - SPECIFICATIONS

Film loading: Automatic loading.(Automatically advances tofirst frame when cameraback cover is closed.)Film advance: Automatic filmwinding.Film rewin

Page 62 - 3-zone light metering

Flash: Built-in flash. Recyclingtime: Approx. 0.5 ~ 5.5 sec.(at normal temperature withnew battery). Flash workingrange: Wide angle — 0.8 ~5 m (2.6 ~

Page 63 - 800, 1600 and 3200. Film

Battery check: Displayed on LCDpanel.Power source: One 3 V lithiumbattery (DL123A/CR123A).Dimensions: 123 (W) x 66.5 (H) x50 (D) mm (4.8 x 2.6 x 2.0in

Page 64 - Rewind possible at any

SPECIFICATIONS FOR DATEUNITImprinting direction: Dataimprinted onto film fromlens side.Data coding: No data, year-month-day, month-day-year, day-month

Page 65 - Red-Eye Reduction

SPECIFICATIONS FOR RC-200REMOTE CONTROL (optional)Type: Infrared type remote control.Operating range: Approx. 5 m(16.4 ft).Battery: One CR1220,replace

Page 66 - (9.7 oz)

OLYMPUS OPTICAL CO., LTD.OLYMPUS AMERICA INC.OLYMPUS OPTICAL CO. (EUROPA) GMBH.OLYMPUS SINGAPORE PTE. LTD.OLYMPUS KOREA CO., LTD.This device complies

Page 67 - SPECIFICATIONS FOR DATE

ViewfinderDiopter adjustment dialPanorama switch***MODE and SET buttons**Back coverMid-roll rewind buttonTripod socketBattery compartment coverBack co

Page 68 - REMOTE CONTROL (optional)

VIEWFINDER DISPLAY/LCD PANELViewfinder DisplayClose-up correction marksAutofocus markGreen lampOrange lampA: Standard modeB: Panorama mode** Models wi

Page 69 - OLYMPUS AMERICA INC

LCD PanelDate/time indicator*Visual Confirmation Finder*Battery CheckNight Scene Flash modeOff (Flash Override) modeFill-In Flash modeRemote controlRe

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