Olympus C-2000 - Zoom 2.1MP Digital Camera Manuel utilisateur

Digital Stills Camera

User Guide

Contents

Basic operation

Switch on…………………3

Shooting modes…………..3

Viewfinder………………..4

Zooming…………………..4

Taking the picture…………4

Viewing the picture……….5

Deleting a picture…………6

Advanced operation

Exposure compensation………………7

Eposure compensation - examples…8

Aperture priority……………………………8

Depth of field – examples…….…….9

Shutter priority………………………….….10

Shutter speeds – examples…..……..11

Flash options

Auto………………………12

Forced…………………….12

Anti Redeye………………12

Off………………………...13

Fill in flash – examples…...14

Focus……………………………...15

Macro mode………………………16

Miscellaneous…………………….17

These instructions are for the Olympus C-2000

digital stills camera.

Basic Operation

Switch on

1. TAKE OFF THE LENS CAP!!!! This must be done before

switching on the camera. DAMAGE WILL OCCUR IF THE

LENS CAP IS NOT REMOVED WHEN THE CAMERA IS

SWITCHED ON.

2. Switch on the camera by pressing the “power” button.

3. The lens will extend and the camera is now ready for use.

Shooting Modes

There are 3 different shooting modes, they are

Programmed (P), Aperture Priority (A) and

Shutter Priority (S). The mode is selected by

moving the ring of the mode dial to indicate the

required shooting mode. For general use, set the

camera to (P). This means that the camera will try to work out

everything for you. All you have to do is compose and shoot!.

Viewfinder

You have a choice of viewfinder. You can shoot using the optical

viewfinder or the LCD display. Note that using the LCD drastically

reduces the battery life. To use the LCD display, first select your

shooting mode (P, A or S) then press the LCD on/off switch.

The LCD display will now show a Preview; it only shows

the actual picture when the shutter release is half pressed.

Zooming

The lens can be zoomed in and out by

moving the zoom lever to “W” for wide

angle or “T” for telephoto. The effect of

zooming can be seen in the optical

viewfinder and also on the LCD.

Taking the Picture

To actually take the picture, press the shutter release. Note that

there is a delay of approx 2 seconds

after you press the button before the

camera shutter operates. You also

will hear 2 beeps to confirm the

picture has been taken.

After the picture has been taken, it is saved in the camera’s

memory. It is also displayed on the LCD for a few seconds as a

confidence check. The memory can hold about 15 shots, dependent

on picture content. The LCD on top of the camera displays the

number of frames remaining.

Viewing Your Pictures

You can view your pictures on the LCD

1.Switch to viewing mode. The LCD will

switch on itself.

2. Navigate through your pictures using the “left” and “right”

arrows on the jog dial. Note that “up” and “down”

arrows take you to the end and beginning of your

set respectively .

3. You can zoom in to your picture

by pressing the zoom lever

towards “T”. Once zoomed in you

can then navigate around the

picture using the jog dial.

4. If you press the zoom lever

towards “W” you will return to

normal. If you press “W” again you will get all your pictures

displayed on the LCD.

5. If you wish to delete any shots, just display on LCD in viewing

mode then press the LCD on button.

6. You will then be asked for confirmation; if you are sure then

press OK.

7. To turn off the LCD screen you must come out of

viewing mode and back to a shooting mode (P, A or S). It

is very easy to delete a picture by pressing the LCD

on/off button and “OK”.

Advanced Operation

There are several options available to you to become more creative

in your picture taking. These options include exposure override,

aperture control, shutter control, focus and flash.

Exposure Compensation

This would be used when you know that the meter on the

camera could be fooled. An example of this would be

when shooting into the sun, or on a brightly lit snowfield.

Exposure compensation can be applied to any of the

shooting modes (P,A or S). To engage exposure

compensation:

1. Turn on LCD

2. Press “left ” or “right“ on jog dial.

3. The LCD display will show in green the amount of exposure

compensation in increments from –2 to +2.

4. The control panel on top will show this symbol to

show that the exposure compensation is still activated.

To cancel you need to bring the value back to “0.0”.

Here are some examples of exposure compensation:

-2 0 +2

Aperture Priority (A)

This is another shooting mode which gives you more creative

control. You would use this to throw a background out of focus

whilst keeping the subject sharp (small aperture number).

Alternatively you can have the foreground and the background in

focus (large aperture number).

This mode allows you to control the depth of field.

To do this:

1.First select “A” on the mode dial.

2.With the LCD on, select the required

aperture “F” number ( displayed in green- top

centre). The range is from F2.0 (F2.8 at

telephoto setting) to F11 Selection is done using “up and “down”

arrows on the jog dial. Note that pressing “left” and “right” arrows

will change the exposure compensation.

If there is not enough light to take a picture at your selected setting,

the camera will warn you by flashing the settings in red when you

half press the shutters. You must select either another mode or

aperture setting.

Remember: Small “F” number: Small depth of field

Large “F” number: Large depth of field

Here are some examples of aperture control.

Large F

number.

Large

depth of

field.

Small F

number.

Small

depth of

field.

Shutter Priority

This is the third shooting mode. It gives you another creative tool as

it allows you to vary the time the shutter is open. This has the effect

of freezing motion at high shutter speeds and blurring motion at low

shutter speeds. If you are hand holding the camera, you must select

1/60th of a second to avoid camera shake. This needs to be even

higher if at the telephoto end of the zoom.

To do this.

1. First select “S” on the shooting mode dial.

2. With the LCD switched on, select the

required shutter speed using the “up” and

“down” arrows on the jog dial. The shutter

speeds are displayed (in green-top centre) as

fractions of a second.

The range is from ½ a second to 1/800th of a second.

Note that exposure compensation is available in this shooting

mode.

If there is not enough light to take a picture at your selected

setting, the camera will warn you by flashing the settings in red

when you half press the shutters. You must select either another

mode or shutter setting.

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