Olympus RC-200 User Manual

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INSTRUCTIONS
Read this manual carefully before using your
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Summary of Contents

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 indicationssimultaneousl

Page 3 - OLYMPUS SERVICE CENTER

LOADING THE BATTERY1. Close the lens barrier.Push OPEN to open thebattery compartmentcover2. Insert the new batterycorrectly.WARNING; KEEP THEBATTER

Page 4

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.Sweat,

Page 5 - ** QUARTZDATE/DLX models

CHECKING THE BATTERYOpen the lens barrier untilyou feel a click.Display: lights (and turnsoff automatically).Meaning: Battery is OK. You canshoot.Disp

Page 6 - NAMES OF PARTS

PROPER SHUTTER RELEASEPractice before loading thefilm.Locks the focus. The greenlamp lights.Releases the shutter to takethe picture.Cautions:• Press t

Page 7 - Do not soil as this can cause

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 8 - LCD PANEL

A. CorrectMake sure the film is lying flat.B. IncorrectPush the film cartridge gently toposition the film correctly. Thenpress the left side of the ba

Page 9 - Night Scene Flash mode

3. Align the film leader withthe mark , and close theback cover.The film automaticallyadvances to the first frame.The film does not overlap anyof the

Page 10 - Attach the strap as shown

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 11 - Push OPEN to open the

2. Aim the camera at yoursubject. Use the zoomlever for telephoto or wide-angle photography.19

Page 12 - Dispose of used batteries as

Indicatescircumstances underwhich mishandlingresulting from ignoringthis symbol could resultin personal injury orproperty damage.KEEP THE BATTERIES AW

Page 13 - 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 out

Page 14 - 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

Page 15 - 1. Open the back cover

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

Page 16

Close-up CorrectionPicture area at (infinity)Close-up correction marksImage area of picture at 0.6 m(2ft)The picture area will move lowerin the viewf

Page 17 - 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 18 - TAKING PICTURES

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

Page 19 - 2. Aim the camera at your

TAKING PANORAMA PICTURESSet the switch to PANORAMA.Caution: To avoid malfunction,do not touch the slidingpanorama borders inside thecamera when the ba

Page 20 - How to Use the Zoom Lever

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

Page 21 - 4. Depress the shutter

Close-up Correction in thePanorama ModeAt about 0.6 m (2 ft) theshaded area in theillustration becomes theimage area.28

Page 22 - 5. Depress the shutter

USING THE SHOOTING MODESThis camera has sevenshooting modes. Use thesemodes in accordance withthe photographic conditionsand your purpose.Setting the

Page 23 - Close-up correction marks

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

Page 24 - 2. Close the lens barrier

Auto Flash mode (p. 31)Red-Eye Reducing Flashmode (p. 32)Off (Flash Override) mode(p. 34)Fill-In Flash (ForcedActivation) mode (p. 35)Infinity mode (p

Page 25 - The camera automatically

ISO100200400W (38 mm)0.6 ~ 4.4 m(2 ~ 14.4ft)0.6 ~ 6.2 m(2 ~ 20.3 ft)0.6 ~ 8.8 m(2 ~ 28.9 ft)T (80 mm)0.6 ~ 2.2 m(2 ~ 7.2 ft)0.6 ~ 3.1 m(2 ~ 10.2 ft)0.

Page 26 - TAKING PANORAMA PICTURES

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

Page 27 - 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 28 - At about 0.6 m (2 ft) the

When you don't want theflash to fire even in the darkor when you want to shootsuch subjects as fireworks.Use this mode in situationswhere flash p

Page 29 - This camera has seven

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

Page 30 - Infinity mode (p. 36)

INFINITYThe camera automaticallysets the working distance at(infinity) and the flash toOFF (flash override).Notes:Cancel the Infinity mode toshoot a s

Page 31 - AUTO FLASH

NIGHT SCENE FLASHWhen taking pictures of anight scene, this modeproduces clear images.Notes:The use of a tripod isrecommended since slowshutter speeds

Page 32 - RED-EYE REDUCING FLASH

RED-EYE REDUCING NIGHTSCENE FLASH MODEYou can take pictures ofpeople with a night scenebackground while reducingthe "red-eye" phenomenon.Not

Page 33 - The effectiveness of red-eye

BACKLIGHT CONTROLUse this mode to achieve correctexposure when the subject isbacklit.1. Press the selftimer/remotecontrol button and flash modebutton

Page 34 - When you don't want the

Names of parts ... 6Viewfinder display/LCD panel .. 8Loading the battery... 11Checking the battery ... 1

Page 35 - (Forced Activation)

Difficult-to-Autofocus SubjectsAlthough this camera'sautofocus system can lockon virtually any subject,under certain conditions,such as ~ below

Page 36 - OFF (flash override)

In these situations, first focus ona different subject at a similardistance, and then reposition thecorrect subject in the pictureframe.Glossy or refl

Page 37 - When taking pictures of a

1. Press the button todisplayFix the camera on a tripod orother support.2. Aim at your subject, andpress the shutter releasebutton. The shutter will

Page 38 - SCENE FLASH MODE

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

Page 39 - BACKLIGHT CONTROL

USING THE RC-200 REMOTECONTROL (optional)1. Press the button todisplayTo cancel this mode, press thebutton again. This mode iscanceled automatically

Page 40

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

Page 41 - Flames and smoke

Attaching to the StrapOpen the buckle ~ , insertthe strap , and close thebuckle .The remote control can beattached to round straps with adiameter of

Page 42 - 2. Aim at your subject, and

47Replacing the Battery1. Open the buckle andremove the battery coverinside by sliding in thedirection of the arrow.2. Insert a new battery(CR1220) wi

Page 43

CORRECTING THE DATA (forQUARTZDATE/DLX models only)1. Press the MODE button fortwo seconds or longer.The year indication will startblinking.2. Press t

Page 44 - CONTROL (optional)

3. Press the MODE buttonagain.The month indication will startblinking.4. Repeat steps 2 and 3 toset the day, hour andminutes.Note: As you press the mo

Page 45 - The camera will focus on the

Using the RC-200 remote control(optional)... 44Correcting the data**... 48Printing the date and time**... 50

Page 46 - Open the buckle ~ , insert

PRINTING THE DATE AND TIME (forDUARTZDATE/DLX models only)Choose the desired mode.The mode will switch in thedescribed order.The date unit uses the sa

Page 47

No dataYear-month-dayMonth-day-yearDay-month-yearDay-hour-minute51

Page 48 - QUARTZDATE/DLX models only)

CARE AND STORAGEDo not leave the camera in anyplace exposed to excessiveheat, humidity, or directsunlight — for example, in acar or on the beach.Do no

Page 49 - 4. Repeat steps 2 and 3 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 zoom lens

Page 50 - The mode will switch in 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 allo

Page 51 - Month-day-year

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

Page 52 - CARE AND STORAGE

CARING FOR YOURWEATHERPROOF CAMERAThis camera is designed to be water-resistant; however, it is not designedfor underwater use or to be subjectedto be

Page 53 - -10°C/14°F)

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

Page 54 - When transporting the camera

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

Page 55

SPECIFICATIONSType: Full automatic 35 mmautofocus lens-shuttercamera with built-in 38 ~ 80mm zoom lens.Film format: 35 mm standard DX-coded film (24 x

Page 56 - CARING FOR YOUR

Shutter release buttonZoom leverStrap eyeletRemote control sensorLens barrierLight sensor*Selftimer indicatorLens*Autofocus windows*Flash*LCD panel (d

Page 57

Focusing: Active-type multi-beam autofocus system.Focus lock possible.Focusing range — 0.6 m(2 ft ) ~ (infinity). Fixed at (infinity) in mode.Exposu

Page 58

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

Page 59 - SPECIFICATIONS

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

Page 60 - (infinity) in mode

Flash: Built-in flash. Recyclingtime: Approx. 0.5 - 7 sec.(at normal temperature withnew battery). Flash workingrange: Wide angle — 0.6 -4.4 m (2 ~ 14

Page 61 - Infrared remote control unit

Battery check: Displayed on LCDpanel.Power source: One 3 V lithiumbattery (DL123A/CR123A).Dimensions: 115 (W) x 59.5 (H) x39.5 (D) mm (4.5x2.3x1.6in)

Page 62 - Rewind possible at any

Imprinting direction: Dataimprinted onto film fromlens side.Data coding: No data, year-month-day, month-day-year, day-month-year andday-hour-minute.E

Page 63 - Scene Flash and Red

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

Page 64 - Power source: One 3 V lithium

OLYMPUS OPTICAL CO.,LTD. San-Ei Building, 22-2, Nishi Shinjuku 1-chome, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo, Japan.Tel. 03-3340-2211OLYMPUS AMERICA INC. Two Corporate

Page 65 - SPECIFICATIONS FOR DATE

MODE and SET buttons"Green lampOrange lampViewfinderPanorama switch***Back cover releaseBack coverMid-roll rewind buttonFilm windowTripod socketB

Page 66 - REMOTE CONTROL (optional)

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

Page 67 - 1199.50MH

LCD PanelDate/time indicator*Infinity modeExposure counterSelftimer/remote control**Red-Eye Reducing FlashmodeOff (Flash Override) modeFill-In Flash m

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