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Troubleshooting
Pictures cannot be played back on the monitor.
Possible cause
Pictures are not stored on
the card.
The card error occurs.
Corrective action
NO PICTURE appears on the monitor. Record
pictures.
Refer to “Error codes”.
Ref. Page
P. 47
P. 158
Playback
No picture is displayed on the TV when connected to the camera.
Corrective action
Connect the cable properly according to the
instructions.
Set the video signal according to the region
where used.
Set the TV to the video input mode.
Ref. Page
P. 112
P. 131
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Possible cause
The video cable is not
connected correctly.
The camera's video output
signal is incorrect.
The TV 's video signal is
incorrect.
Halation produces unnatural colors in the picture.
Possible cause
This may be caused by
excessively bright ultraviolet
light on the subject, such as
sunlight shining through the
leaves or trees, window
frames in bright light at
night, reflection of metal in
direct sunlight, etc.
Corrective action
● Use a UV filter. As this may upset the overall
color balance, it should only be used in the
conditions described on the left.
● Process the picture using a graphics application
that supports JPEG (Paint Shop Pro, Photoshop,
etc.). For example, after picking up unnatural
colors with a syringe tool, etc. , you can select
color areas, and try color conversion or saturation
adjustment. For details, refer to the manual for the
graphics application you are using.
Ref. Page
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The top left part of the picture appears too bright.
Possible cause
When shooting at slow
shutter speeds, noise may
be generated due to a rise
in temperature in the CCD
drive circuit.
Corrective action
Set NOISE REDUCTION to ON before taking
pictures.
Ref. Page
P. 95
- DIGITAL CAMERA 1
- For customers in Europe 2
- Contents 4
- 4 Focus 47 5
- 5 Exposure 56 5
- 7 Flash 98 6
- 8 Playback 107 7
- 10 Print reservation 134 8
- 12 Miscellaneous 158 8
- Names of parts 9
- (A monitor cover is 10
- Control panel 11
- Viewfinder indications 12
- P ESP 13
- Battery check indication 14
- How to use this manual 15
- 1 Getting started 16
- Loading the battery 17
- Unloading the battery 19
- AC Adapter 21
- Power Battery Holder Set 21
- Other power sources 21
- Inserting a card 23
- How to insert/remove the card 24
- Power ON/OFF 26
- Holding the camera 28
- Getting started 29
- Shooting function setting 29
- Shooting 30
- Image transfer to a computer 31
- 3 Buttons and menus 32
- Buttons and menus 33
- ISO button 33
- 1 ISO button ~P. 8 3 34
- 5 (Flash mode) button ~P. 103 35
- 7 (Metering) button ~P. 6 8 36
- 8 DRIVE button ~P. 7 3 36
- How to use the menus 38
- OK, your 39
- OK button to complete 39
- OK again to 39
- List of menu functions 40
- Shooting menu 41
- Playback menu 42
- PRIORITY SPRIORITY S 43
- PRIORITY CPRIORITY C 43
- Custom menu 44
- Setup menu 45
- Auto focus (AF) 47
- Focus lock 49
- AF frame selection 50
- Focus mode 51
- C-AF (continuous AF) shooting 53
- Manual focus (MF) 54
- AF ILLUMINATOR 55
- 5 Exposure 56
- P : Program shooting 57
- Exposure 58
- Exposure mode 58
- Program shift (Ps) 58
- P (Program) mode 58
- Main dial 59
- Sub dial 59
- M : Manual shooting 63
- Preview function 65
- Exposure compensation 65
- Metering mode 68
- Auto bracketing 70
- WB bracketing 72
- Drive mode 73
- DRIVE button 74
- Self-timer shooting 74
- Approx. 2m 76
- (6.6 ft.) (outdoor) 76
- Approx. 3m 76
- (9.8 ft.) (indoor) 76
- REC. CANCEL 77
- ANTI-SHOCK 78
- Record mode 79
- Selecting a record mode 81
- Setting the SQ mode 81
- RAW record mode (RAW • JPEG) 82
- ISO sensitivity 83
- ISO BOOST 84
- White balance 85
- STEPSTEP 87
- WB compensation 90
- OK button to 91
- SHARPNESS 92
- CONTRAST 93
- SATURATION 94
- NOISE FILTER 95
- NOISE REDUCTION 95
- SHADING COMP 97
- COLOR SPACE 97
- Optional electronic flashes 98
- Using the electronic flash 99
- Flash mode 100
- 2 sec. 0 101
- (Red-eye reduction) 102
- (2nd curtain) 102
- Setting the flash mode 103
- Super FP flash 104
- Flash intensity control 104
- ~“Manual shooting” (P. 63) 105
- + Terminal 106
- – Terminal 106
- 8 Playback 107
- 9 1010 1111 1212 108
- 1313 1414 1515 1616 108
- 45mm45mm 110
- Slideshow 111
- Picture rotation 111
- Playback on a TV 112
- RAW DATA EDIT 113
- Protecting pictures 114
- Erasing pictures 115
- OK button 116
- Erasing selected frames 116
- All-frame erase 117
- CUSTOM RESET SETTING 118
- Function/setting customizing 120
- AEL/AFL 122
- RESET LENS 127
- FOCUS RING 127
- ERASE SETTING 127
- FILE NAME 128
- REC VIEW 129
- Beep sound 129
- Monitor brightness adjustment 129
- FORMAT (CARD SETUP) 130
- VIDEO OUT 131
- Language selection 131
- Date/time setting 132
- 10 Print reservation 134
- Single-frame reservation 135
- All-frame reservation 137
- Index-printing reservation 138
- OK when you are finished 141
- Flowchart 144
- Identifying the OS 146
- ~ “PC MODE” (P. 133) 148
- Windows 98/98 SE/Me/2000/XP 150
- Macintosh 152
- [P1010001.jpg] are displayed 153
- Hard disk) 153
- Viewing the image files 154
- Mac OS X 155
- 12 Miscellaneous 158
- Miscellaneous 159
- Error codes 159
- Troubleshooting 160
- Playing back pictures 162
- Playback 164
- Connecting the camera to a PC 165
- Menu directory 166
- Custom Menu 167
- Setup Menu 168
- Maintenance 169
- –2 –1+1+20 170
- Specifications 172
- Glossary of terms 175
- OLYMPUS CORPORATION 182
- OLYMPUS AMERICA INC 182
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