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Customizing your camera
7
LIVE VIEW BOOST
During live view shooting, you can brighten the monitor for easier confirmation on the subject.
[OFF]
The subject is displayed on the monitor with the brightness level that is adjusted
according to the exposure being set. You can shoot while confirming through the
monitor in advance to get a picture that is to your liking.
[ON]
The camera automatically adjusts the brightness level and displays the subject on the
monitor for easier confirmation. The effect of the exposure compensation adjustments
will not be reflected on the monitor.
LV FRAME RATE
You can change the frame rate of the live view display.
[NORMAL]
Gives priority to display details.
[HIGH]
Gives priority to the speed at which the live view display changes rather
than display details. This reduces the phenomenon in which the shutter
closes slowly due to a slower frame rate.
g
FACE DETECT
When set to
[ON]
, the camera will detect people’s faces and automatically adjust the focus
there.
g
“Using the face detection function” (P. 38)
You can play back close-up images focusing on the subject’s face.
g
“Single-frame/Close-up
playback” (P. 82)
INFO SETTING
Select the information displayed when the
INFO
button is pressed during live view or playback.
[
q
INFO]
Sets whether to display or hide
[IMAGE ONLY]
,
[OVERALL]
,
[
u
]
,
[HIGHLIGHT&SHADOW]
during playback.
g
“Information
display” (P. 85)
[LV-INFO]
Sets whether to display or hide
[
u
]
,
[ZOOM]
,
[MULTI VIEW]
,
[IMAGE
ONLY]
,
[
w
]
,
[
x
]
, or
[
y
]
during live view.
g
“Switching the information
display” (P. 39)
LEVEL GAUGE
This camera has an acceleration sensor that enables display of a bi-directional level gauge to
detect titling horizontally and in the forward and backward direction when
[LEVEL GAUGE]
is
set to
[ON]
. Use this as a guide in situations where you cannot determine whether the camera
is level, such as when you cannot see the horizon or skyline on the screen or when the screen
is dark while shooting night scenes.
Viewfinder and control panel indications:
Press the shutter button halfway to display the level gauge in the viewfinder and on the control
panel after a few seconds.
Viewfinder Control panel
Horizontal level indicator
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- INSTRUCTION 1
- Names of parts and functions 3
- Mode dial 4
- Viewfinder 6
- Control panel 7
- 250 F5.6 8
- LCD monitor (Live view) 9
- LCD monitor (Playback) 10
- Unpack the box contents 11
- Preparing the battery 12
- Basic guide 13
- Preparations for shooting 13
- Loading the card 14
- Power on 15
- Setting the date/time 16
- Shooting 17
- Taking a picture while 18
- Playback/Erasing 19
- Basic operations 20
- METERING 22
- Setting on the menu 23
- Table of Contents 24
- 2 Exposure 42 25
- 5 Flash shooting 73 26
- 6 Playback functions 82 26
- 7 Customizing your camera 93 26
- 8 Printing 110 28
- 11 Information 127 29
- Quick reference 30
- Playback 32
- Settings 33
- Using live view 34
- The live view mechanism 35
- AF operation during live view 37
- 250250 F5.6F5.6 38
- Enlarged display operation 40
- Panorama shooting 41
- Exposure 42
- Shutter priority shooting 43
- Manual shooting 44
- Bulb shooting 45
- Preview function 45
- Changing the metering mode 46
- Exposure compensation 47
- AE bracketing 48
- ISO sensitivity setting 50
- ISO bracketing 51
- Multiple exposure 51
- S-AF (single AF) 53
- AF mode selection 53
- C-AF (continuous AF) 54
- MF (manual focus) 54
- AF target selection 55
- Registering an AF target mode 57
- Sequential shooting 59
- Self-timer shooting 60
- Remote control shooting 60
- Anti-shock 62
- Image stabilizer 62
- IMAGE STABILIZER 63
- FOCAL LENGTH 63
- Recording formats 64
- Selecting the record mode 64
- Selecting the white balance 66
- WB compensation 68
- WB bracketing 69
- Picture mode 70
- Gradation 71
- Noise reduction 72
- Noise filter 72
- Flash shooting 73
- P. 135) 75
- Built-in flash shooting 76
- Flash intensity control 76
- Flash bracketing 77
- External flash shooting 78
- Hot shoe cover 81
- External flash connector 81
- Playback functions 82
- Light box display 83
- Information display 85
- Slideshow 86
- Rotating images 86
- Playback on TV 87
- Editing still images 87
- RAWRAW RAWRAW RAWRAW 89
- RAWRAWRAWRAW 89
- Copying images 90
- Protecting images 91
- Erasing images 92
- Customizing your camera 93
- BUTTON/DIAL 94
- DIAL MENU 95
- RELEASE/ 97
- Viewfinder Control panel 99
- Horizontal level indicator 99
- Custom Menu 1 100
- [Adobe RGB] 101
- RECORD/ERASE 103
- UTILITY 104
- Custom Menu 2 107
- Resetting the camera settings 108
- BACK SET 109
- Printing 110
- All-frame reservation 111
- Direct printing (PictBridge) 112
- PC / CUSTOM PRINT 113
- EASY PRINT START 113
- SINGLEPRINT 114
- button 115
- What is OLYMPUS Master? 116
- Flowchart 116
- Downloading and saving images 118
- Viewing still images 119
- Shooting tips and maintenance 121
- Error codes 123
- Camera maintenance 125
- Cleaning mode – Removing dust 126
- Information 127
- Battery and charger 128
- AC adapter 128
- Interchangeable lenses 129
- E-System Chart 130
- Program line diagram ( 133
- Exposure warning display 134
- Menu directory 139
- Playback Menu 140
- Specifications 144
- Camera specifications 144
- BLM-1 Lithium ion battery 146
- BCM-2 Lithium ion charger 146
- WARNING! 147
- Battery Handling Precautions 148
- Caution for Usage Environment 149
- LCD Monitor 149
- Legal and Other Notices 150
- Disclaimer of Warranty 150
- Copyright Notice 150
- FCC Notice 150
- For customers in Europe 151
- Trademarks 152
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