Olympus E620 - Evolt 12.3MP Live MOS Digital SLR... Manual de usuario

Table of Contents

OLVMPUS~

Review the camera part names,

the basic steps for shooting and

playback, and the basic operations.

P.2

Basic guide

•Thank you for purchasing an Olympus digital camera. Before you start to use your

new camera, please read these instructions carefully to enjoy optimum performance

and alonger service life. Keep this manual

asafe place for future reference.

•We recommend that you take test shots to get accustomed to your camera before

taking important photographs.

•The screen and camera illustrations shown

this manual were produced during the

development stages and may differ from the actual product.

•The contents

this manual are based on firmware version 1.0 for this camera. Ifthere

are addition and/or modification

functions due to firmware update for the camera,

the contents will differ. For the latest information, please visit the Olympus website.

Strap eyelet

l@"P.

a/~!Q

(Remote control/Self-timer/

Sequential shooting) button

~P.

61-62,99

COPY/J1 (Copy/Print) button

l@"P.

90,111

Lens release button

~P.12

,....---

(Flash) button l@"P.

L..-

Lens lock pin

.--------

Hot shoe

l@"P.

L..-

Mirror

....--------

Built-in flash l@"P.

Lens attachment mark

.....

l@"P.

Self-timer/

Remote control lamp/

Remote control receiver

~P.62

Mount

----1

(Attach the lens after removing the

body cap from the camera to

prevent dust and dirt from entering

the camera body.)

White balance sensor

----,

~P.106

SSWF indicator

-----,

~P.14,

124

Control dial

------,

('S')

~P.

19,34

Shutter button

-----,

~P.

16,36,60

Strap eyelet

----,

~P.10

iii

(Exposure

--A~»=I~:

I;:

compensation)

button

~P.49

Mode dial

---------,

~P.4

Eject button

~P.13

Card cover

~P.13

IOl (Live view) button

~P.35

Arrow pad

~P.20,22

@button

~P.

(Image stabilizer)

button

Diopter adjustment dial

~P.14

r----

[E] (Playback) button

~P.18,

CF card slot

--+~-+-+---H

~P.13

xD-Picture Card slot

--+~-+1-+*

~P.13

Battery Battery

compartment cover compartment lock

~P.11 ~P.11

Card access lamp

~P.

13,

16,117

1..-

Multi-connector

~P.

87,112,116

Tripod socket

Viewfinder

~P.

-----""\

LCD monitor

---,

~P.

button

----~

~P.22

INFO

(Information display)

button

~P.

21,40,85

Eyecup

~P.

------,

Connector cover

AEL/AFL button

----------,

~P.

36,

50,97

o-n

(Protect) button

~P.91

1ffi

(Erase) button

~P.92

The

mode

dial

allows

you

change

the

camera

settings

easily

according

the

subject.

,Advanced shooting modes

(OJ

•For more advanced shooting and greater creative control, you can set the aperture value and

shutter speed.

•The settings made

the advanced shooting modes are retained even if the camera is turned

off.

pProgram shooting Allows you to shoot using an aperture and shutter speed

that the camera sets. (~P. 43)

AAperture priority Allows you to set the aperture manually. The camera

shooting sets the shutter speed automatically.

(~P.

44)

SShutter priority shooting Allows you to set the shutter speed manually. The

camera sets the aperture automatically.

(~P.

45)

MManual shooting Allows you to set the aperture and shutter speed

manually.

(~P.

46)

Easy shooting modes

•Select according to the shooting scene. The camera sets the appropriate shooting conditions

automatically.

•When rotating the mode dial

turning off the power

the easy shooting modes, functions

with changes made to their settings are restored to the factory default settings.

Allows you to shoot using an optimum aperture and

AUTO

AUTO shutter speed that the camera sets. The built-in flash

pops up automatically

low-light conditions.

nPORTRAIT Suitable for shooting aportrait-style image

aperson.

•LANDSCAPE Suitable for shooting landscapes and other outdoor

scenes.

~MACRO Suitable for taking close-up pictures.

SPORT Suitable for capturing fast-moving action without blurring.

!I.

NIGHT+PORTRAIT Suitable for shooting both the main subject and

background at night.

When you select adesired filter or scene, the camera

'~m'ScNI

Art filter/Scene optimizes the shooting conditions for that filter or scene.

Most

the functions cannot be changed.

~_.

...

Icon Mode

.j,

,:Icon tJi°de,

...

CHILDREN

DOCUMENTS

§]

HIGH KEY

[§

PANORAMA

I!I

LOW

KEY •FIREWORKS

DIS MODE

BEACH &

SNOW

Ml NATURE MACRO t:3 UNDERWATER WIDE

CANDLE

UNDERWATER MACRO

Iii

SUNSET

Icon<Art filter .:

I,;

Icon

~rtfilter

.••••

ii'

,,"

POP

ART

LIGHT TONE

SOFT FOCUS

GRAINY FILM

PALE&L1GHT

COLOR

PIN HOLE

Types

art filters

-----------------_

-Types

scene modes

---.--------------_....

•Art filters are not applied to RAW images.

•Ifthe record mode

set to [RAW] and art filter is applied, the record mode is automatically set

to [IIN+RAW].

•

The

grainy appearance

the picture may be emphasized depending on the type

art filter.

dc'

Setting the art

filte~/scene

2Use

@@D

to select the filter

scene.

3Press the ebutton.

•To change

the

setting, press the ebutton again to display the menu.

1Set the mode dial to

MatseN!.

•The art filter menu

displayed. Press e

display

the

scene

menu.

IVieMinder:

{

target

Spot metering area

~P.48

Number of storable

sequential pictures

~P.61

Image stabilizer

~P.

ISO sensitivity

~P.52

Shooting mode

43-46

Battery check

--J

Lit up (ready for use)

Lit up (battery power is low)

Blinks (charging required)

ISO sensitivity value

~P.52

Auto bracket

~P.

50,

53,

71,

[OJ

[oj

(~YIOJ

IT-:'JI

(wi

White balance

(Displayed when set

to asetting other than

auto white balance.)

~P.68

Flash intensitycontrol

~P.77

L..-

AE lock

Metering mode

~P.48

Shutter speed

----..,

~P.

43-46

Aperture

value------------.

~P.

43-46

Super FP flash

~P.80

;

L....-

confirmation mark

~P.

16,37,60

Exposure level indicator

~P.

Exposure compensation indicator

1..--------

Flash

~P.

(blinks: charging

progress,

lights

up:

charging completed)

Picture mode

IrWP.72

Exposure

compensation value

IrWP.49

Exposure level

IrWP.46

Number

storable

still pictures

IrWP.38

IrWP.

135

Metering mode

IrW

Aspect ratio

IrW

Sharpness ®

IrWP.

Contrast ©

IrWP.

Saturation

~~~

IrWP.

Gradation /

IrW

B&Wfilter

(F)

IrW

Picture

tone"'

(r)

IrW

Multiple exposure

lI;)llrWP.

Super FP flash

IrWP.

Noise reduction

ImmJImJ

IrWP.

103

Auto bracket

I!l3]

IrWP.

50,

53,

71, 78

Arrow pad function

cfAFOag

IrWP.

mode

IrWP.

Image stabilizer

U[i]mmrn

IrWP.

illuminator

IrWP.

Internal temperature warning

O·CfF

IrWP.123

Aperturevalue

IrW

43-46

Exposure compensation indicator

IrWP.

Exposure level indicator

IrWP.

Flash intensity control indicator

IrW

mode

IrW

target

IrW

Flash intensity control

IrWP.

Flash mode

IrW

Remote control/Self-timerlSequential shooting

IrWP.61-62

Shooting mode

IrWP.

43-46

Battery check

----_

IrWP.6

Flash charging

-------,

IrWP.77

Date

IrW

ISO sensitivity

IrW

White balance

IrW

White balance compensation

IrWP.

The following screen allows the display and setting

shooting settings at the same time

and is called the super control panel. Press the

INFO

button to display the super control

panel on the LCD monitor.

I@""S

etting while looking at the super control panel" (P. 21)

My Mode

IrWP.

98 Shutter speed

IrWP.

43-46

ISup~r

collfrol

You can use the LCD monitor to view the subject while shooting. Press the

101

button to

use live view.

~"Using

live view" (P. 35)

confirmation mark

~P.

16,37,60

Exposure

compensation value

~P.49

Number

storable

still pictures

~P.135

Record mode

.....

~P.66

ISO sensitivity

------'

~P.52

Sequential shooting

I@"P.

Self-timer

~P.

Remote control

~P.

White balance

-------'

I@"P.

Flash

-----,

(blinks: charging

progress,

lights

up:

charging completed)

Metering mode

--------,

~P.48

Flash mode

~P.74

Card

I@"P. 126

target

~P.57

1..-

Internal temperature

warning I@"P. 123

Face detection

I@"P. 38,101

Shutter speed

~P.

43-46

Spot metering area

I@"P. 48

1..-

My Mode

I@"P.

Aperture value

43-46

----------,

Home position

~P.

mode

lB9

~P.

Super

flash (ffJ

~P.

Auto bracket

IIDJ

~P.

50, 53,

71,

lock

lM'Q

Live view

mode

(EM]

utMJ

~P.36

Image stabilizer

ISmIS~IS@J

~P.64

1..-____

Flash intensity control

I@"P.

You can switch the monitor display using the INFO button.

l@""lnformation display" (P. 85)

Frame number

Picture mode IkW

---

.......

White balance compensation

IkWP.69

adjustment Metering mode

IkWP.106

IkWP.48

White balance

IkWP.68

Color space IkWP. 103

------'

Shutterspeed

----,

IkWP.43-46

Focal length IkWP. 128

(The focal length is

displayed in 1

units.)

Aperture value IkW

43-46

Shooting mode

IkWP. 4, 43-46

ISO sensitivity IkWP.

------..,

Flash intensity controllkWP. 77

----...,

Exposure compensation IkW

--...,

Record mode

----,

IkWP.66

Histogram IkWP. 85

....

Pixel count, compression rate

IkWP.66

Card IkWP. 126

target IkWP.

Selection check mark

---..,

IkWP. 90, 91, 92

Protect

IkWP.91

Print reservation

Number

prints

IkWP.109

File number

....

Date and time IkWP. 15

Aspect border IkW

Simplified display

Aspect ratio

IkWP.

39,

Battery check

IkWP.6

Eyepiece cover

PS-BLS1

(BLS-1)

Lithium ion battery

Lastly,

pull

the

strap

tight

making

sure

that

fastened

securely.

Video cable

CB-VC2

StrapBody

cap

USB cable

CB-USB6

Thread

the

eyepiece

cover

through

one

end

the

strap.

Thread

the

strap

indicated

the

arrows.

•Attach the other

end

ofthe strap

the other eyelet

the same way.

•OLYMPUS Master 2CD-ROM

•Instruction manual

•Warranty card

Camera

PS-BCS1

(BCS-1)

Lithium ion charger

The following items are included with the camera.

anything is missing or damaged, contact the dealer from whom you purchased the camera.

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