Olympus E-300 Advanced Manual

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Names of parts 12 Information Names of parts Viewfinder indications 1 200 4 6 9 2 3 5 7 8 10 11 Items Indication examples Ref. page 1 AF frame P. 78 2 Aperture value P. 45 - 50 3 Shutter speed Record mode (appears only when P. 46 - 50 the (record mode) button has been 4 pressed) AF confirmation mark P. 31 5 Flash P. 59 6 White balance P. 95 7 AE lock P. 90 8 Number of storable still pictures (appears during record mode setting) – Exposure compensation value indication (appears during exposure compensation) P. 89 9 Metering mode ESP, , P. 86 10 Battery check , (blinks) P. 203 11 Exposure mode P, Ps, A, S, M P. 43 - 51
4 5 6 Monitor indications (only for playback) 1 2 3 x 10 SQ [ 1280x960 , 1/8 ] 9 10 11 P ISO s RGB 117 mm ESP RAW 100 12 1/4000 F2.8 0.0 0.0 16 WB : AUTO 0STEP ’04.12.23 21:56 18 C 0 S 0 100–0015 15 20 RGB 0 0 Single-frame playback information Shooting information 7 8 4 Names of parts You can switch the monitor display using the INFO (information display) button. ~ “Information display” (P. 112) Items Indication examples Ref. page 1 Battery check , P. 203 2 Print reservation, Number of prints X10 P. 140 3 Protect P. 119 4 Record mode RAW, TIFF, SHQ, HQ, SQ P. 35 5 Date and time 04. 12. 23. 21:56 P. 127 6 File number FILE 100-0030 P. 113 Frame number 30 7 Exposure mode P, A, S, M, , , , , P. 38 8 Metering mode ESP, , P. 86 9 ISO AUTO, ISO 100, ISO 200, ISO 400 P. 91 10 Color space sRGB, Adobe RGB P. 106 11 Focal length 117mm – 12 Shutter speed 1/4000 P. 46 - 50 13 Aperture value F2.8 P. 45 - 50 14 Exposure compensation 0.7 P. 88 15 Flash intensity control 0.5 P. 60 16 White balance WB : 3<strong>300</strong>K P. 96 17 White balance compensation 3 STEP P. 98 18 Contrast C : +2 P. 102 19 Sharpness S : +2 P. 101 20 Saturation RGB : +2 P. 103 21 Gradation H, L P. 104 13 14 15 17 19 21 201 Names of parts 12 Information
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DIGITAL CAMERA ADVANCED MANUAL Basi
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How to read the instruction pages C
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Contents Selecting the right mode f
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Contents Date/time setting . . . .
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For customers in North and South Am
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For your safety Lightning — If a
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For your safety � Be careful with
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WARNING FCC Notice For your safety
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1 Basic operations The advanced sho
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How to use the buttons and control
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1 2 How to use the buttons and cont
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6 How to use the buttons and contro
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How to use the menus The camera’s
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3 Press to move to the functions of
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2 Things to know before shooting Th
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2 Press the shutter button halfway
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Selecting the record mode You can s
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Record mode Record mode RAW TIFF SH
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3 Selecting the right mode for shoo
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Selecting the right mode for the sh
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A : Aperture priority shooting Sele
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S : Shutter priority shooting Selec
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4 Various shooting functions The fl
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Flash shooting 1st curtain Usually,
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Flash modes available in the exposu
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Using the built-in flash Flash shoo
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Optional electronic flashes Flash s
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5 Select the desired flash control
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Non-specified commercial flashes Fl
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2 Start shooting. ● Press the shu
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2 Press . ● The BKT selection scr
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WB bracketing Drive mode Three imag
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Using the self-timer 1 Press the sh
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Drive mode TIPS The remote control
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5 Focusing functions When you turn
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Focus mode Three focus modes are av
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Simultaneous use of S-AF mode and M
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Manual focus (MF) This function all
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6 Exposure, image and color If you
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Metering mode—Changing the meteri
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Example: When adjusting the exposur
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ISO sensitivity—Setting the desir
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White balance—Adjusting the color
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Setting the white balance You can a
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Setting the one-touch white balance
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4 The color becomes bluer each time
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SHARPNESS This function adjusts the
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SATURATION This function sets the c
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NOISE REDUCTION This function reduc
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7 Playback One of the big advantage
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Close-up playback This function let
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Index display Viewing still images
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Information 2 Print reservation, pr
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Rotating images This function lets
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Editing still images Recorded image
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Protecting images—Preventing acci
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All-frame erase 1 Menu T T CARD SET
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8 Customizing the settings/function
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CUSTOM OK This lets you select a sh
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Date/time setting Date and time inf
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FILE NAME When you take a picture,
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Setting the warning tone The camera
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Available modes 1 P A S M SCENE Men
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CARD SETUP — Formatting the card
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9 Printing Turning the images you s
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Picture size and printing Print res
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Set the printing data. NO DATE TIME
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Setting printing data Print reserva
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6 Press to select the frame with pr
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Connecting the camera to a printer
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Page 159 and 160: Installing OLYMPUS Master Using the
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Page 173 and 174: Lens basics Select the lens that yo
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Page 181 and 182: Camera maintenance Cleaning and sto
Page 183 and 184: Camera maintenance PIXEL MAPPING
Page 185 and 186: Safety precautions ● Before going
Page 187 and 188: Glossary Compression rate Compressi
Page 189 and 190: Pixels A pixel is the smallest unit
Page 191 and 192: 12 Information This chapter covers
Page 193 and 194: Menu directory Menu Function Settin
Page 195 and 196: �Setup Menu Menu directory Menu F
Page 197 and 198: Function HQ SQ Mode P A S M � �
Page 199: Monitor ~ P. 19, 25, 108, 131 Viewf
Page 203 and 204: Memory gauge Battery check P 1/250
Page 205 and 206: Specifications � Exposure control
Page 207 and 208: Index (Custom) menu ...............
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