
Do you have a question about the Olympus FE-4000, X-925, X-920 and is the answer not in the manual?
| Optical Zoom | 4x |
|---|---|
| Digital Zoom | 4x |
| Model | Olympus FE-4000, X-925, X-920 |
| Effective Pixels | 12 Megapixels |
| Aperture | f3.1-f5.9 |
| ISO Sensitivity | ISO 64 - 1600 |
| LCD Screen Size | 2.7" |
| Shutter Speed | 1/2-1/2000 sec |
| Image sensor size | 1/2.3 inch |
Explains how to navigate and use the camera's menu system for settings.
Selects the appropriate image quality for your application, affecting print size and file quality.
Adjusts the white balance to achieve natural color schemes under various lighting conditions.
Sets the camera's sensitivity to light, affecting image noise and shutter speed.
Plays back images automatically in a sequence, creating a slideshow presentation.
Retouches images by automatically applying lighting and red-eye corrections.
Saves print reservation settings, enabling easy printing at compatible printers.
Identifies and labels the various external parts of the camera unit.
Buttons for taking pictures, reviewing images, and controlling playback.
Controls for adjusting zoom, selecting shooting modes, and movie recording.
Buttons for exposure compensation, macro, and self-timer functions.
Instructions on how to securely attach the camera strap for carrying.
Details on how to charge the camera's lithium-ion battery using the provided charger.
Guidance on when to recharge the battery, indicated by an error message.
A mechanism used to secure or release the battery within its compartment.
Procedure for safely removing the xD-Picture Card from the camera.
Instructions for inserting a microSD card into the provided attachment.
Steps for inserting the microSD card attachment into the camera.
Procedure for safely removing the microSD card from the attachment.
Explains symbols on screen indicating arrow pad usage for operations.
The screen interface used for configuring the camera's date and time settings.
Allows selection of the date format (Y/M/D, M/D/Y, D/M/Y) for display.
Selects the language for menus and error messages displayed on the monitor.
Explains shooting in Program Auto (P) mode for balanced automatic settings.
Guidance on proper camera holding and composition for stable shots.
Steps for focusing, locking exposure, and capturing pictures.
Procedures for reviewing captured images and deleting unwanted ones.
Selects optimal settings based on predefined shooting scenes like Portrait, Landscape, etc.
Guides on capturing moving subjects, utilizing AF tracking for focus.
Fully automatic mode where the camera selects the best shooting settings for the scene.
How to select the movie shooting mode using the designated button.
Steps to initiate movie recording, including focusing, starting, and stopping capture.
Adjusts the shooting range using wide (W) and telephoto (T) zoom buttons.
Selects flash functions to best match shooting conditions, like Auto, Red-eye, Fill-in.
Adjusts the image brightness by selecting brighter or darker exposure values.
Activates macro mode for close-up photography, enabling close focusing on nearby subjects.
Activates the self-timer function, allowing delayed picture taking.
Temporarily increases monitor brightness for better visibility in bright conditions.
Cycles through different shooting information displays on the monitor screen.
Accesses the Function (FUNC) menu for quick access to common settings.
Allows quick selection of images (index) or detailed viewing (close-up).
Modifies the shooting information displayed on the screen during playback.
Sets image size and compression for optimal results based on usage (printing, web).
Selects between FINE (high quality) and NORMAL (normal quality) for compression.
Adjusts the white balance to achieve natural color schemes under various lighting conditions.
Sets the camera's sensitivity to light, affecting image noise and shutter speed.
Enables recording of short audio notes or comments to accompany still images.
Configures whether sound is recorded with movies or not.
Guides on creating panoramic images using the camera and bundled software.
Sets the focusing area for different shooting scenarios like face detection or tracking.
Explains how to select different shooting modes like P, ¡AUTO, SCN, and MOVIE.
Applies special visual effects to images during shooting.
Restores various shooting functions to their original default settings.
Plays captured images in a continuous sequence without user intervention.
Applies automatic enhancements like lighting and red-eye correction to images.
Allows users to trim images, selecting a specific portion to save as a new file.
Marks images to prevent accidental deletion through erase functions.
Rotates images by 90 degrees clockwise or counter-clockwise for correct orientation.
Records short audio notes or comments to accompany still images.
Allows individual images to be selected and erased from the memory.
Erases all images stored in the internal memory or on the memory card.
Sets print reservations, like quantity and date imprint, for images.
Completely erases all image data from the internal memory or card.
Backs up image data from internal memory to a memory card.
Adjusts the camera's CCD and image processing for optimal performance.
Configures camera to turn on in shooting or playback mode via specific buttons.
Saves the last used shooting mode, reactivating it upon camera startup.
Selects the menu screen color or background image to personalize the interface.
Enables or disables camera button operation sounds and warning sounds.
Adjusts the monitor's brightness level based on surrounding light conditions.
Allows selection of the date format (Y/M/D, M/D/Y, D/M/Y) for display.
Sets video output for North America, Taiwan, Korea, Japan, and similar regions.
Sets video output for European countries, China, and similar regions.
Steps for connecting the camera to a TV and viewing images on the screen.
Activates automatic monitor turn-off to save battery power during inactivity.
Mutes all electronic sounds, including button operations and warnings.
Prints images directly from the camera to a PictBridge-compatible printer.
Prints images using the printer's default settings for simplicity.
Selects the custom printing mode for detailed printer setting adjustments.
Sets the print mode, such as single print, all print, or index print.
Adjusts the print size, paper type, or border settings according to printer capabilities.
Sets print reservations for individual images, including quantity and date imprints.
Navigates the menu to select the PRINT ORDER function.
Selects images and specifies the number of prints for each, and configures date imprinting.
Details system requirements and steps for installing the OLYMPUS Master 2 software.
Instructions for connecting the camera to a computer for image transfer.
Guides on launching and starting the OLYMPUS Master 2 software.
Provides solutions for common camera issues and error messages.
Addresses problems related to battery power and memory card errors.
Explains why the shutter may not work or monitor issues encountered.
Covers date/time resets, camera noises, and other miscellaneous usage advice.
Corrective actions for problems related to memory card and internal memory issues.
Addresses issues with viewing or editing selected images, and print errors.
Guidance on achieving sharp focus under various conditions and techniques.
Methods to reduce blur caused by camera movement during shooting.
Techniques for achieving correct brightness and exposure in different lighting scenarios.
Instructions for cleaning and maintaining the camera's exterior, monitor, and lens.
Information about the camera's battery, charger, and safe handling practices.
Guidelines for storing the camera properly for extended periods.
Advice on using the camera charger internationally with adapters.
Explains how the memory indicator shows whether internal memory or a card is used.
Precautions to avoid data damage during card reading or writing.
Lists compatible microSD card types and capacities.
How to transfer images to a computer or printer using the USB cable.
Important precautions for handling the attachment and microSD cards to prevent damage.
Warning against opening the camera to avoid electrical shock hazards.
Alerts to potential injury or damage from improper product use.
Critical warning against fire/shock hazards, disassembly, water, and humidity.
Guidance on placement, power source, foreign objects, and heat exposure.
Warns against using the camera near flammable gases or in hazardous environments.
Advises stopping use if unusual odors or smoke are detected, and handling batteries with care.
Advises inspecting the battery for abnormalities before use and handling hot batteries carefully.
Warns against using or storing batteries in extreme temperatures, humidity, or dusty environments.
Provides information on LCD monitor characteristics and potential display variations.
Contains legal disclaimers and notices regarding product usage and data erasure.
Outlines the limitations and exclusions of the product warranty.
Information regarding FCC compliance and potential radio/television interference.
Strongly recommends using only genuine Olympus batteries and chargers to prevent damage or injury.
Specific information for users in the United States regarding compliance and warranty.
Specific information for users in Canada regarding compliance.
Details the terms and conditions of the limited warranty for Olympus imaging products.
Lists items and conditions explicitly excluded from the limited warranty coverage.
Instructions to back up data before sending the product for service.
Disclaimer stating Olympus is not responsible for data loss during service.
Guidance on packaging the product securely for shipping to a service center.
Information on how to find the nearest Olympus service center for repairs.
Details the national warranty period and claim process within European countries.
Outlines the World Wide Guarantee terms, including exclusions and customer responsibilities.
Details required documentation for a valid guarantee claim.
Lists registered trademarks and proprietary names associated with the product and technology.
Lists the technical specifications for the camera itself, including resolution, lens, and dimensions.
Specifies internal memory capacity and compatible memory cards (xD, microSD).
Provides details on the lens focal length range, aperture, and metering system.
Lists the range of shutter speeds and minimum focusing distances for different modes.
Details the monitor type, size, resolution, and available connectors.
Specifies the temperature and humidity ranges for operation and the camera's power source.
Provides the physical dimensions and weight of the camera.
Details the battery type, voltage, capacity, life, and operating conditions.
Details the charger model, power requirements, output, and operating conditions.
Details the attachment's type, operating conditions, dimensions, and weight.
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