Olympus WINDER 2 Manual de usuario

To an OM-2 Owner

The OM-2 is a unique 35mm single lens reflex, utilizing the

Olympus TTL Direct (Off-the-Film) Light Measuring System

for unprecedented accuracy of automatic exposure.

In addition, it offers full manual exposure control at the

flip of a lever switch. OM-2 has set a new standard for relia-

bility and versatility in a compact SLR, to meetthe demands

of the professional and amateur alike, for standard as well

as scientific and technical photography pursuits.

OM-2 is part of the total Olympus OM System, enabling you

to capture life as it happens, from photomicrography to

astrophotography, from photojournalism to portraiture.

With its many system components, the OM-2 permits an in-

finite range of photographic capabilities ... a camera that

grows as your needs expand. To get the optimum results

from your OM-2, carefully study this Owner's Manual. It

is well worth your time, and will provide a sound basis for

years of fine OM-2 photographs.

DESCRIPTION OF CONTROLS

(P. 27)

(P. 9)

Rewind Shaft

Film Chamber

Film Guide

Pins (2)

Shutter Curtain

Motor

Guide Pin Hole

Battery

Chamber

Motor Drive Socket Cap

Tripod Socket

Camera Back

Pressure Plate

(P. 37)

Motor Coupling Terminal

Refer

pages

parentheses

for

detailed

explanations

each part.

Film Take-Up

Spool

Viewfinder

Eyepiece Frame

Battery

Check Lamp

Recordata Back Contact

Dual Sprocket

B LOCK Button

(P. 12)

(P. 9, P 44)

(P.58)

(P.8)

(P. 43)

(P. 37, P. 40)

(P. 7)

(P.37, P40)

Release Pin

Manual Shutter

Speed Ring

Lens Release Button

FP and X Flash Synch Selector

Flash Synchronization Socket

Rewind Knob

/Camera Back Release

Rewind Crank

Selector Lever

Hot Shoe Socket

Depth of Field Scale

Aperture Ring

Focusing Ring

Lens Mount Ring

Body Mount Ring

ExposureCopensation

Dial/Film Speed Dial

Shutter Release Button

/Cable Release Socket

Exposure Counter

(P. 10, P. 20)

(P. 11)

(P. 10)

(P. 11)

ASA Film Speed

Window

Film Advance Lever

Memo Holder

(P. 12)

(P. 7)

(P.30, P.35)

(P.35)

(P.20)

(P.26)

(P. 12,

P.15, P.16,

P. 17. P. 18, P. 35)

(P. 14)

(P.26)

(P. 11.

P.23)

(P.19, P.20, P.37,

P.42, P.44)

(P. 8,

P.15,

P. 24,

P44)

(P.9, P.20,

P. 44)

Rewind Release Lever

Accessory Shoe 4

Shoulder Strap Eyelet

Self-Timer

Depth-of-Field

Preview Button

Lens

(P.20, P.44)

(P.21, P.44)

(P. 25, P.

26.)

TABLE OF CONTENTS

OM-2

Toan

OM-2

Owner

...............

Description

Controls

............

Mounting the Lens/Inserting the Batteries . 7

Battery Check and Mirror Lock-Up ..... 8

the

Film

................

Operating the Film Advance Lever/

Exposure

Counter

..............

Setting

the ASA

Film

Speed

Dial

.......

Aperture Ring and Manual Shutter Speed

Ring

.......................

Setting the Selector Lever/Viewfinder .... 13,

Focusing

.....................

Automatic

Exposure

Control

.........

Manual

Exposure

Control

...........

Holding

the

Camera

..............

Unloading the Camera/Making Multiple

Exposures

...................

Setting

the

Self-Timer

.............

Exposure

Compensation

............

Exposure Compensation for Automatic

Measurement

.................

Exposure Compensation for Manual

Measurement

.................

Depth

Field

.................

Depth of Field Scale/Preview Button .... 26

Infrared Photography/Camera Back

Replacement

.................

Interchangeable

Focusing

Screens

......

Flash Photography with the T32 (T20)

Electronic

Flash

...............

On OM System

The T32, (T20)/OM-2Way — Flash

Photography Couldn't Be Simpler and

Accurate

................

Bounce

Flash

..................

Cloce-up

Flash

.................

Flash Photography with an Electronic

Flash

Unit

...................

Flash

Bulb

Photography

............

Motor

Drive

Photography

...........

Winder

Operation

..............

Care

and

Storage

................

Questions

and

Answers

............

The Most Important Feature of the

OM-2 — TTL Direct (off-the-film) Light

Measuring

...................

Zuiko Interchangeable Lens Group . . . . .

Table

Interchangeable

Lenses

......

Interchangeable

Lens

Group

Units

......

Finder

Group

..................

Finder

Group

Units

..............

Flashphoto

Group

...............

Flashphoto

Group

Units

............

Motor

Drive

Group

..................

Motor

Drive

Group

Units

...........

Macrophotography

Group

...........

Macrophotography

Group

Units

.......

Phototechnical

Group

.............

Phototechnical

Group

Units

.........

Photomicrography

Group

...........

Photomicrography

Group

Units

.......

Chart

Photographic

Ranges

........

Case

Group

and

Units

.............

MOUNTING THE LENS

INSERTING THE BATTERIES

Mount the Lens.

Align the red dots on the lens flange and the body

mount ring. Turn the lens clockwise until the lens

release

button

springs

up and you will

hear

posi-

tive "click".

Lens Removal

To detach the lens, press

down on the lens release

button and turn the lens

counter-clockwise. Always

attach the front and rear

lens caps when the lens is

removed from the body to

prevent any possibility of

damage.

Insert two 1.5V silver oxide batteries SR44

(Eveready EPX-76 or equivalents) into the bat-

tery chamber.

CAUTION: Batteries should be always replaced

as a pair. If battery polarity is incorrect, the cam-

era does not function.

BATTERY CHECK AND MIRROR LOCK-UP

a point to switch off the selector lever when the

camera is not used.

By pressing the selector lever to the "CHECK•

RESET" position, you can check the batteries

and/or unlock the mirror.

Check the Batteries.

Move the selector lever to the "CHECK•RESET"

position. The battery check lamp indicates bat-

tery condition as follows:

The red lamp lights brightly — Battery volt-

ageissufficient.

The red lamp flashes on and off — Batteries

are very weak. Fresh batteries are recommended.

The lamp does not light — Batteries are drain-

ed. Replace them.

NOTE: Silver oxide batteries will last approxi-

mately one year. To avoid battery drain, make it

Mirror Lock-Up

If the mirror is up, the field of view turns dark

through the viewfinder, and the film cannot be

advanced. This lock-up of the mirror occurs when

no batteries are loaded or batteries are deplet-

ed, or the film is advanced during exposure.

The mirror lock-up does not indicate any break-

down

of the

camera,

but a

built-in

safety

device

to prevent any trouble. Press the selector lever to

the "CHECK•RESET" position, and unlock the

mirror.

case

shooting

can be

resumed

im-

mediately. In case , replace batteries.

CAUTION: You cannot unlock the mirror after

battery replacement, if you omit pressing the

selector lever to the "CHECK•RESET" position.

NOTE: When the mirror locks up, a battery drain

prevention device is activated to conserve power.

LOADING THE FILM

Pull the rewind knob up

and open the camera back.

Insert a film cartridge into

the film chamber and push

the rewind knob back.

Insert the film leader into

one of the slots in the film

take-upspool.

Turn the advance lever so that the film perfora-

tions engage the sprocket teeth.

Close the camera back until it clicks.

Make sure the selector lever is in the OFF posi-

tion.

NOTE: Fold out the rewind crank and rotate it

clockwise

slightly

remove

any

slack

in the

film.

Then if the rewind crank rotates as you turn the

advance

lever,

the

film

properly

advancing.

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