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5
Advanced Shooting Techniques
To Retain Settings Even After
Power is Turned Off
(Settings)
If there is an – or 왕 under the settings column of the chart in
“Functions of the Shooting Menu” (p.72) section, the function in
question returns to the default setting when the power is turned off.
Those items marked with a 왕 can be changed and reset to retain the
new setting in memory even after the power is turned off (HOLD).
For details about how to use the menu, see “Using the Shooting
Menu” (p.74).
[
2/2
]
[
NORMAL
]
[
NAME RESET
]
[
RESET
]
[
ON
]
CHANGE
END
FILE
Item to select in the shooting menu:
Go to (Settings)
OK
SET
BACK
RESET
HOLD
Settings:
RESET (default setting):
Those items marked with 쑗 hold
the last setting used.
For the flash settings, only the
“Red-eye Reduction Flash”
remains in the memory; the other
settings are cancelled (p.64).
HOLD:
Among the settings on p.72,
items marked with 쑗 and 왕 can
be retained in the memory.
All flash settings are held in
memory (p.64).
However, if the batteries are
removed, all 왕 settings return to
the initial settings.
98
Turning Off Warning Sounds
(Beep Sound)
When shooting weddings or for wildlife shots, the camera warning
sounds can be a liability. In such cases, the beep sound can be set to
“OFF”.
This setting value remains in memory even after the power is turned off.
For details about how to use the menu, see “Using the Shooting
Menu” (p.74).
[
2/2
]
[
NORMAL
]
[
NAME RESET
]
[
RESET
]
[
ON
]
CHANGE
END
FILE
Item to select in the shooting menu:
Go to (Beep Sound)
OK
SET
BACK
ON
OFF
Settings:
ON (default setting):
Depending on the operation, the
warning beep will sound.
OFF:
The warning beep does not sound.
- D-490ZOOM 1
- IMPORTANT NOTICES 2
- Important Safety Instructions 3
- WARNING! 5
- Handling Batteries 5
- Camera Care and Storage 7
- Contents 8
- Main Features 9
- Using this Manual 10
- Names of Parts 11
- Checking the Contents 11
- Macro mode mark (p.68) 12
- Attaching the Strap 13
- Inserting the Batteries 14
- Using the AC Adapter 15
- Inserting the SmartMedia Card 16
- Setting the Date and Time 16
- Adjusting the Viewfinder 17
- Checking the Control Panel 18
- Turning the Power On 18
- Checking the Batteries 19
- Shooting Technique Depends 20
- Holding the Camera 20
- Taking Pictures 21
- (Optical Zoom) 23
- Turning the Power Off 24
- Checking Your Still Photos 24
- Getting Started 25
- Displaying All Frames 26
- Displaying Images Frame by 26
- Checking the Focus by 27
- Enlarging a Selected Picture 27
- To Avoid Accidentally Erasing 28
- Pictures You Want to Keep 28
- One-Frame Erase 29
- Points to Remember 30
- 2.5m/8ft 31
- When Not Able to Focus on a 31
- Subject While Shooting 31
- Using the Flash 32
- Taking Better Pictures 34
- Enlarging the Subject 35
- Taking Close-up Pictures 35
- Self-Timer 36
- Using the Shooting Menu 38
- Correcting Image Brightness 39
- Spot Metering 40
- Photo Preferences: Picture 41
- Quality vs. Picture Quantity 41
- White Balance 42
- ISO Light Sensitivity Level 43
- Taking Sequential Shots 44
- Taking Movie Pictures 45
- Creating Panoramic Pictures 46
- Sharpness 48
- Changing How File Names are 49
- Assigned 49
- To Retain Settings Even After 50
- Power is Turned Off 50
- Turning Off Warning Sounds 50
- Using the Playback Menu 52
- To Play Back Movie Pictures 53
- To Change the Number Display 54
- (Function) 55
- To Initialize a Card 56
- To Erase All Images 56
- To Change the Catalog Frame 57
- To Adjust Monitor Brightness 58
- Printing the Date and Time on 59
- Your Photos 59
- To Have Your Pictures Printed 59
- Selecting an Image to Be 60
- Printed 60
- Printer for Digital Cameras 61
- Installing Provided Software 62
- Computer 62
- Connecting your Camera to a 63
- Loading Images with CAMEDIA 64
- Master 2.0 64
- Using CAMEDIA Master 2.0: 65
- Introduction 65
- Answers to Frequently Asked 66
- Questions 66
- Troubleshooting 67
- Picture Problems 68
- Using the Camera with 69
- Optional Equipment 69
- Error Codes 69
- Specifications 70
- Optional Items 70
- Specifications (continued) 71
- Index (contined) 72
- OLYMPUS OPTICAL CO., LTD 73
- OLYMPUS AMERICA INC 73
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