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Olympus iZoom 75 - User Manual

Olympus iZoom 75
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INSTRUCTIONS
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Olympus iZoom 75 Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandOlympus
ModeliZoom 75
CategoryDigital Camera
LanguageEnglish

Summary

Safety Warnings

Battery Safety Precautions

KEEP THE BATTERIES AWAY FROM FIRE. NEVER TRY TO DISASSEMBLE, RECHARGE, OR SHORT-CIRCUIT BATTERIES.

Camera Safety

Camera Disassembly Warning

NEVER ATTEMPT TO DISASSEMBLE THE CAMERA; IT CONTAINS A HIGH-VOLTAGE CIRCUIT.

Loading the Battery

Open Battery Compartment

Steps to open the compartment and insert a new battery.

Insert New Battery

Correct procedure for inserting a new battery.

Checking the Battery

Proper Shutter Release

Loading the Cartridge Film

Prepare Camera for Film Loading

Opening the lens barrier and checking the 'E' indicator.

Open Cartridge Cover

Procedure for opening the film cartridge compartment.

Loading the Cartridge Film (continued)

Insert Film Cartridge

Correctly loading the cartridge and closing the cover.

Verify Unexposed Cartridge

Ensuring the 'E' symbol indicates an unexposed cartridge.

Checking Film Already Loaded

Taking Pictures

Activate Camera

Opening the lens barrier to extend the lens and turn on the camera.

Taking Pictures (continued)

Aim and Zoom

Positioning the camera and using the zoom lever for composition.

Position Autofocus Mark

Aligning the autofocus mark with the subject for focus.

Capture the Image

Fully pressing the shutter release to take the photograph.

Adjust Focus

Half-pressing the shutter to achieve focus and set exposure.

Taking Pictures (continued)

After Shooting

Unloading the Cartridge Film

Automatic Film Rewind

Procedure for automatic film rewinding at the end of the roll.

Mid-Roll Rewind

How to manually rewind the film before the roll is finished.

Setting the Print Type

Using the Flash Modes

Selecting Flash Mode

Guide to choosing flash modes based on shooting conditions.

Using the Flash Modes (continued)

Auto Flash

Red-Eye Reducing Flash

Off (Flash Override)

Fill-In Flash (Forced Activation)

Night Scene Flash

Red-Eye Reducing Night Scene Flash Mode

Spot Mode

Activating Spot Mode

Procedure to enter Spot Mode by pressing multiple buttons.

Focusing in Spot Mode

How to position the autofocus mark and lock focus.

Spot Mode (continued)

Adjusting Exposure in Spot Mode

Repositioning the subject to adjust exposure while maintaining focus.

Spot Mode (continued)

Spot Mode (continued)

Selftimer

Activating the Selftimer

Steps to engage the selftimer for delayed shutter release.

Using the Selftimer

Aiming and pressing the shutter release for a delayed shot.

Using the RC-200 Remote Control (optional)

Activating Remote Control Mode

Procedure to enable the remote control function.

Operating the Remote Control

How to aim and use the remote control to trigger the shutter.

Replacing the Battery (Remote Control)

Correcting the Data (Date;Time)

Correcting the Data (Date;Time) (continued)

Printing the Date and Time

Care and Storage

Care and Storage (continued)

Caring for Your Weatherproof Camera

Water Resistance Capabilities

Understanding the camera's splash-resistant design and limitations.

Caring for Your Weatherproof Camera (continued)

Caring for Your Weatherproof Camera (continued)

Troubleshooting

Camera Does Not Work

Common causes and solutions for a non-functional camera.

Troubleshooting (continued)

Persistent Operating Problems

Troubleshooting further operating issues like LCD behavior.

Troubleshooting (continued)

Remote Control Shutter Failure

Diagnosing why the remote control shutter may not be releasing.

Flash Malfunctions

Troubleshooting issues with the flash not firing or recharging.

Troubleshooting (continued)

Problems with Printed Pictures

Out-of-Focus Pictures (Camera Movement)

Addressing blurry images caused by camera shake during exposure.

Problems with Printed Pictures (continued)

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