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Olympus SH-2 User Manual

Olympus SH-2
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Thank you for purchasing an Olympus digital camera. Before you start to
use your new camera, please read these instructions carefully to enjoy
optimum performance and a longer service life. Keep this manual in a safe
place for future reference.
We recommend that you take test shots to get accustomed to your camera
before taking important photographs.
The screen and camera illustrations shown in this manual were produced
during the development stages and may differ from the actual product.
Instruction Manual
DIGITAL CAMERA
SH -2
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Olympus SH-2 Specifications

General IconGeneral
TypeCompact Digital Camera
Optical Zoom24x
LensOlympus Lens
ISO Range100 - 6400
Video Resolution1920 x 1080
Display3.0-inch LCD
Screen Size3.0 inches
Image StabilizationSensor-shift image stabilization
ConnectivityWi-Fi
Image ProcessorTruePic VII
Digital Zoom4x
Weight271 g (including battery and memory card)
Sensor Type1/2.3-inch CMOS
Megapixels16
Effective Pixels16
Aperture Rangef/3.0 - f/6.9
ISO SensitivityAuto, 200, 400, 800, 1600, 3200, 6400
Image SensorCMOS
Shutter Speed1/2000 sec - 1/4 sec
Video RecordingFull HD
BatteryLI-92B Lithium-ion
Focal Length4.5-108mm (25-600mm equivalent)
Battery LifeApprox. 380 shots (LI-92B)
LCD Screen3.0-inch LCD, 460k dots

Summary

Names of Parts

Preparations for Shooting

Inserting and Removing the Battery and Card

Step-by-step guide on how to properly insert and remove the battery and memory card.

Charging the Battery

Turning On the Camera and Making Initial Settings

Using Basic Functions

Taking Photographs

Learn the fundamental steps to capture still images using the camera's shutter button.

Recording Movies

Shooting Using Basic Functions

Using the Shooting Modes

An overview of the different shooting modes available on the camera dial.

iAUTO (iAUTO Mode)

M (Manual Mode)

SCN (Scene Mode)

Panorama Mode

Advanced Movie Mode

Shooting Night Scene Movie

How to shoot movies effectively in nighttime or low-light conditions.

Using Shooting Options (Set by Direct Button)

Flash

How to select and use different flash modes for optimal lighting.

Exposure Compensation

How to adjust camera exposure to make photos brighter or darker.

Picture Mode

Flash Settings

Choosing between auto, red-eye reduction, fill-in, or off flash modes.

Exposure Compensation Settings

Adjusting exposure compensation values for precise brightness control.

White Balance Settings

Setting the white balance to accurately represent colors under different lighting conditions.

ISO Sensitivity

Sequential Shooting and Self-Timer

Configuring sequential shooting speeds and self-timer options.

Image Size and Aspect

Image Size (Still Images)

Selecting the resolution and file size for still photographs.

Image Size (Movies)

Selecting the resolution and frame rate for movie recordings.

White Balance Settings

Using the Setup Menu Functions

Resetting Shooting Functions to Defaults

How to reset camera shooting functions back to their original default values.

Selecting Image Quality for Still Images

Choosing between fine or normal compression for still image quality.

Camera Settings

Brightening Subject Against Backlight

Adjusting settings to brighten subjects that are underexposed due to backlighting.

Selecting Focusing Area (AF Mode)

Selecting AF modes like Face/iESP, Spot, or AF Tracking for precise focusing.

Selecting Brightness Measurement Method

Choosing between ESP or Spot metering for accurate exposure readings.

Camera Features

Reducing Camera Shake Blur

Activating image stabilization to minimize blur caused by camera movement.

Image Management Settings

Shooting Larger Pictures with Super-Res Zoom

Using Super-Resolution Zoom to capture higher quality images with enhanced detail.

Movie Menu

Reducing Camera Shake Blur in Movies

Applying image stabilization specifically for movie recording to reduce blur.

Erasing Images

Individually Selecting and Erasing Images

How to select and delete specific photos or movies from the camera.

Settings Menu 1

Erasing Data Completely (Memory Format)

How to format the memory card or internal memory, erasing all data.

Display and Time Settings

Setting Date and Time

Configuring the camera's internal clock for accurate date and time stamping of photos.

Connecting the Camera to a Smartphone

Transferring Images to a Smartphone

Selecting and transferring photos and videos from the camera to a smartphone.

Shooting Remotely with a Smartphone

Operating the camera and taking pictures remotely using a smartphone.

Connecting the Camera to Another Device

Connecting the Camera to TV

How to connect the camera to a television using AV or HDMI cables.

Viewing Camera Images on TV

Playing back recorded images and movies on a TV screen for review.

Printing Pictures

Connecting the Camera to a Computer

Copying Pictures to a Computer

Transferring photos and videos from the camera to a computer for storage and editing.

Installing Software

Usage Tips

Troubleshooting - Battery Issues

Solutions for common issues related to the camera's battery and power supply.

Troubleshooting - Card Issues

Steps to take when encountering errors or issues with the memory card.

Troubleshooting - Shutter Button Issues

How to fix problems where the shutter button does not take pictures.

Error Messages

Shooting Tips

Focusing on the Subject

Techniques for achieving sharp focus on subjects, including those not centered.

Preventing Camera Shake

Methods to minimize blur caused by camera shake during shooting.

Achieving Correct Exposure (Brightness)

Tips for capturing images with the correct brightness and exposure levels.

Using the Card

Storage Capacity

Shooting Mode Settings Reference

SCN Mode Settings Reference

ART Mode Settings Reference

Safety Precautions

General Precautions

Essential precautions for safe operation, cleaning, and product handling.

Handling the Battery Safely

Guidelines to prevent battery hazards like leakage, overheating, or explosion.

Camera Operation Safety

Handling the Camera Safely

Precautions for safe camera operation, including avoiding flammable gases and wet conditions.

Battery Handling Guidelines

Detailed instructions for handling batteries to prevent damage and ensure safety.

Camera Handling Precautions

Further precautions for handling the camera in various environmental and operational conditions.

Accessory and Function Precautions

Battery Handling and Usage

Best practices for battery inspection, usage, charging, and storage.

Using Dedicated Olympus Accessories

Strong recommendation to use only genuine Olympus rechargeable batteries and accessories.

Wireless LAN Function Precautions

Precautions related to using the wireless LAN function, including regulatory compliance.

Regulatory Compliance and Warranty

Olympus Limited Warranty

Information regarding the manufacturer's limited warranty for the product.

What is Not Covered by Limited Warranty

Specific exclusions from the limited warranty coverage for products and accessories.

Service and Support

What to Do When Service is Needed

Steps to follow for requesting repair service and submitting the product.

Warranty Provisions (Europe)

Specific warranty terms and conditions applicable to customers in Europe.

Warranty Provisions (Asia)

Specific warranty terms and conditions applicable to customers in Asia.

Specifications

Camera Specifications

Detailed technical specifications of the camera, including sensor, lens, and connectivity.

Contact Information

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