Olympus DP73 - User Manual

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DP73

This instruction manual is for the Olympus microscope digital camera DP73. To ensure the safety, obtain

optimum performance and familiarize yourself fully with the use of this camera, we recommend that you

study this manual thoroughly before operating the camera.

For image operations including recording, editing and saving, please refer to the online manual for the

cellSens / OLYMPUS Stream Software.

Retain this instruction manual in an easily accessible place near the work desk for future reference.

INSTRUCTIONS

MICROSCOPE DIGITAL CAMERA

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ymartinezNov 19, 2025
Why is the picture too bright on my Olympus Microscope?
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  hammondmarcNov 20, 2025
  Your Olympus Microscope picture might be too bright because the exposure correction is set in the + direction. Return the exposure correction value to 0 and set the desired exposure correction value. It could also be that the metering area is set to a dark area outside the region of interest; move the metering area to the area where you want to obtain optimum exposure. Another cause might be that AE lock, which was set when the exposure time was longer than the currently required exposure time, is active, so cancel AE lock. Check if the input highlight level adjustment is too low, and if so, reset the current level adjustment and adjust the optimum level again. Finally, the microscope illumination might be too bright, so reduce the microscope illumination intensity or engage an ND filter t...
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Jeffrey CookNov 22, 2025
Why is the picture too dark on my Olympus Microscope?
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  joshuayoderNov 22, 2025
  The picture from your Olympus Microscope may be too dark because the exposure correction is set in the – direction. Return the exposure correction value to 0 and set the desired exposure correction value. Another reason could be that the metering area is set to a bright area outside the region of interest. Move the metering area to the area where you want to obtain optimum exposure. Also, AE lock, which was set when the exposure time was shorter than the currently required exposure time, could be active; cancel AE lock. The output highlight level adjustment might be too low, so reset the current level adjustment and adjust the optimum level again. Lastly, the microscope illumination may be too dark; increase the microscope illumination intensity or disengage the existing ND filter to incre...