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Flash shooting
4
Various shooting functions
Flash bracketing
The camera shoots multiple frames, changing the amount of light emitted by
the flash for each shot.
1 Menu[][FL BKT]
2 Use to set.
[OFF] / [3F 0.3EV] / [3F 0.7EV] / [3F 1.0EV]
• You can change the EV step interval in the
custom menu.
g "EV step" (P. 123)
3 Press the i button.
• When the shutter button is pressed, the camera shoots 3 frames at a time in
the following order; Frame with optimum amount of light emission, frame
adjusted in - direction and frame adjusted in + direction.
External electronic flashes (optional)
In addition to the camera’s built-in flash capabilities, you can use any of the
external flash units specified for use with this camera. This enables you to
take advantage of a wider variety of flash shooting techniques to suit different
shooting conditions.
The external flashes communicate with the camera, allowing you to control the
camera's flash modes with various available flash control modes, such as TTL
AUTO and Super FP flash. The flash can be mounted on the camera by
attaching it to the camera’s hot shoe. For details, refer to the external flash’s
manual.
Functions available with external flash units
Optional
flash
FL-50 FL-36 FL-20 RF-11 TF-22
Flash control
mode
TTL AUTO, AUTO, MANUAL,
FP TTL AUTO, FP MANUAL
TTL AUTO,
AUTO, MANUAL
TTL AUTO,
MANUAL
GN (Guide
number)
(ISO100)
GN 50 (85 mm*)
GN 28 (24 mm*)
GN 36 (85 mm*)
GN 26 (24 mm*)
GN20
(35 mm*)
GN11 GN22
* Calculated based on 35mm film camera.
Notes
• The optional external flashes cannot be used with the built-in flash.
• The FL-40 optional flash cannot be used.
- How to use this manual 2
- Table of Contents 4
- 5 Focusing functions 5
- 6 Exposure, image and color 5
- 7 Playback 5
- 9Printing 6
- 11 Appendix 7
- 12 Information 7
- 13 Accessories 8
- For customers in Europe 9
- Trademarks 9
- For customers in Canada 9
- General Precautions 10
- Handling the Camera 11
- Battery handling precautions 13
- CAUTION 14
- Doing so may cause burns 14
- FCC Notice 15
- Legal and other notices 16
- Disclaimer of Warranty 16
- Basic operations 17
- How to use the mode dial 18
- Advanced shooting modes 19
- Control panel screen display 20
- How to make function settings 20
- Setting using direct buttons 21
- List of direct buttons 21
- 1 Press the i button 22
- 1 Press the MENU button 23
- 2 Use to select a tab 23
- 3 Select a function 24
- 4 Select a setting 24
- Things to know before 25
- How to use card media 26
- How to use focus lock 27
- Halfway down 28
- AF confirmation mark 28
- All the way down 28
- Selecting the record mode 29
- How to select the record mode 30
- Record mode 31
- Selecting the right mode 32
- Shooting modes 33
- Easy shooting modes 34
- G 4 NIGHT SCENE 36
- ? 5 NIGHT+PORTRAIT 36
- J 7 SPORT 36
- & 11 CANDLE 37
- * 12 SUNSET 38
- ( 13 FIREWORKS 38
- @ 14 DOCUMENTS 38
- 1 Set the mode dial to P 39
- 1 Set the mode dial to A 41
- 1 Set the mode dial to S 43
- 1 Set the mode dial to M 45
- 3 Take the picture 46
- 1 Press the V button 47
- Various shooting functions 48
- Auto bracketing 49
- Flash shooting 50
- 1 i Flash mode i 54
- Using the built-in flash 55
- 1 Menu[] [w] 56
- 1 Menu[][FL BKT] 57
- 3 Turn on the flash 58
- 4 Select a flash mode 58
- 2 Set the exposure mode to M 60
- Self-timer shooting 63
- 1 Press the </Y/j (Remote 65
- Remote control shooting 66
- Remote control lamp 66
- Remote control receiver 66
- Remote control 66
- Focusing functions 68
- AF frame selection 69
- Focus mode 70
- S-AF (single AF) shooting 71
- C-AF (continuous AF) shooting 72
- Manual focus (MF) 73
- 1 Menu[][MF BKT] 74
- AF illuminator 75
- Shutter release priority 75
- Exposure, image and color 76
- / 4 / n / n HI / n SH 77
- Metering area 78
- 1 Press the ISO button 82
- 1 Menu [][AE BKT] 83
- 4 Start shooting 83
- [ ] [WB] Setting 88
- 2000K to 14000K 89
- 2 While holding down the V 90
- 1 Menu [] [WB] 91
- 1 Menu [] [WB BKT] 92
- 4 Take the picture 92
- 1 Menu [] [PICTURE MODE] 93
- Gradation 94
- Shading compensation 94
- 1 Menu[][NOISE REDUCTION] 95
- 2 Press the i button 95
- Color space 96
- Anti-shock 96
- Playback 97
- Single-frame playback 98
- Close-up playback 99
- 1 Press the V (one-touch WB) 100
- 3 Use to select an image 100
- Index display 101
- Calendar display 102
- Information display 103
- 1 Menu [q] [m] 106
- 2 Use to set 106
- Rotating images 107
- Playback on TV 108
- Editing still images 109
- Copying images 113
- Erasing images 115
- Erasing selected frames 116
- Customizing the settings/ 117
- Custom reset setting 118
- 1 Menu [] [AEL/AFL] 121
- 4 Press the i button 121
- AEL/AFL memo 123
- AEL metering 123
- ISO step 124
- ISO boost 124
- ISO limit 124
- Compensating all WB 125
- Manual flash 125
- Speed synchronization 126
- Auto flash popup 126
- 1 Menu [] [DIAL] 127
- 2 Use to select [P] or [M] 127
- 3 Press the i button 127
- V button function 128
- My Mode setting 128
- Quick erase 130
- Erasing RAW and JPEG files 130
- 1 Menu [ ] [FILE NAME] 131
- Rename file 132
- Setting the warning tone 133
- Monitor brightness adjustment 133
- Sleep timer 133
- 1 Menu [ ] [USB MODE] 134
- 2 Use ac to set 134
- For details, refer to Help 135
- Button timer 136
- Auto power off 136
- Start-up screen 137
- Changing monitor color 137
- Firmware 137
- 1 Menu [] [X] 138
- 5 Press the i button 138
- Printing 139
- Print reservation (DPOF) 140
- Follow the operation guide 141
- Setting printing data 142
- 1 Menu [q] [<] 143
- Set to 0 144
- Direct printing (PictBridge) 145
- Multi-connector 146
- 2 Press the (print) button 147
- Selecting the print mode 148
- Setting the print paper items 149
- If an error code is displayed 151
- Transferring images to a 152
- Flowchart 153
- What is OLYMPUS Master? 154
- Installing OLYMPUS Master 155
- 7 Click [Finish] 157
- 4 Click the [Quit] button 158
- The computer recognizes the 160
- 2 Click (From Camera) 162
- Card access lamp 163
- Viewing still images 164
- Printing images 165
- Macintosh : Mac OS 9.0-9.2/X 166
- Appendix 167
- If you encounter problems 168
- Troubleshooting 169
- Camera maintenance 174
- 1 Menu [] [PIXEL MAPPING] 176
- Glossary 177
- Information 182
- Menu directory 183
- Names of parts 190
- Viewfinder indications 192
- Control panel screen 194
- Accessories 198
- Charging the battery 199
- Safety precautions 200
- Operating precautions 203
- °C (50°F and 86°F) 204
- °C and 25°C (59°F and 77°F) 204
- Main specifications 205
- Holder cover 206
- (provided) 206
- Operating precautions 207
- Battery Precautions 207
- Handling Precautions 208
- Lens cleaning 209
- Mothballs 209
- Attaching the hood 211
- Storing the hood 211
- Main Specifications 211
- Hold down the exterior part 213
- VH341904 216
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