Olympus Stylus 410 Digital - Stitching Together Two Images(2 in 1)

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Taking still pictures

Shooting mode settings

Stitching together two images (2 IN 1)

This function allows you to position two pictures taken in succession

next to each other and store them as a single picture. You can combine

two different subjects in one picture.

Press the OK button in shooting

mode.

The first menu is displayed.

Press to go to the MODE

MENU.

First picture Second picture

Positioned on left. Positioned on right.

Picture during playback

1st

2272

1704

2nd

2272

1704

MONITOR OFF

MODE MENU

Main Page

Introduction2
- Table of Contents3
Contents3
Read this First8
- Unpacking the Box Contents8
- For Safe Use of Your Camera9
- Weatherproof Feature13
- Names of Parts14
- Monitor Indications15
Preparations16
Before Operating Your Camera16
- Attaching the Strap16
- Charging the Battery17
- Loading and Removing the Battery18
  - Removing the Battery20
  - AC Adapter (Sold Separately)21
- Inserting and Removing the Picture Card22
- Power On/Off26
Camera Settings28
- Menu Operations28
- Selecting Your Language for On-Screen Display29
- Setup Tab29
- Setting the Date and Time31
- Saving the Settings(ALL RESET)33
- Checking the Picture You Have Just Taken (REC VIEW)36
- Setting the Beep Sound38
- Setting the Shutter Sound (SHUTTER SOUND)40
- Sound Settings41
- Setting the Volume (VOLUME)42
- Setting the Power On/Off Screen and Sound(PW on SETUP)44
- Setting the Screen Color (COLOR)46
- Setting Serial Numbers for File Names(FILE NAME)48
- Memory Settings49
- Turning off the Monitor(MONITOR OFF)51
- Formatting a Picture Card ( FORMAT)52
- Adjusting the Brightness of the Monitor54
- Adjust the CCD and Image Processing Functions(PIXEL MAPPING)56
Taking Still Pictures Shooting58
- Holding the Camera Correctly58
- Taking Still Pictures59
Settings Suited to Situation and Purpose65
- Changing Shooting Modes65
- Shooting Modes66
- Using the Zoom68
  - Enabling the Digital Zoom70
- Using the Flash ( )72
- Flash off72
- Changing the Image Size and Quality74
- Mode Settings75
- Selecting the White Balance According to the Surrounding Lighting77
- Adjusting the Settings to Suit a Bright/Dark Subject79
- When the Brightness of the Subject and Background Differ80
- Camera Tab80
Shooting Mode Settings82
- Taking Close-Up Pictures ( )82
  - Setting up Super Macro Mode83
- Using the Self-Timer ( )85
- Using the Remote Control ( )86
- Taking Successive Pictures87
- Panorama Shooting(PANORAMA)89
- Stitching Together Two Images(2 in 1)92
- Recording Sound with Still Pictures94
Viewing Still Pictures PLAYBACK96
- Playback96
Playback Mode Settings97
- Displaying Several Pictures at Once ( )97
  - Selecting the Number of Pictures98
- Enlarging Pictures ( )100
- Rotating Pictures101
- Displaying Pictures One after Another103
- Playback on a TV104
- Displaying Shooting Information107
Editing Still Pictures108
- Creating Black and White Pictures108
- Creating Sepia-Toned Pictures110
- Changing the Size112
- Picture Size113
- Protecting Pictures ( )114
Erasing Pictures116
- Single-Frame Erase ( )116
- All-Frame Erase ( )117
Recording Movies Shooting119
- Recording Movies119
- Recording Movies N121
Settings Suited to Situation and Purpose122
- Enabling the Digital Zoom122
- Changing the Image Size123
- Selecting the White Balance According to the Surrounding Lighting ( )125
- Adjusting the Settings to Suit a Bright/Dark Subject ( )125
- When the Brightness of the Subject and Background Differ ( )125
Shooting Mode Settings126
- Close-Up Shooting ( )126
- Using the Self-Timer126
- Remote Control Shooting126
Playing Back Movies Playback127
- Playing Back Movies(MOVIE PLAY)127
Editing Movies130
- Creating an Index130
- Protecting Movies131
Printing132
- Selecting a Printing Method132
- Making Print Reservations(DPOF)134
- Printing with a Pictbridge-Compatible Printer141
Creating and Sharing Images Using a Computer154
Before Using Your Computer154
- Operating Procedure154
- Operating Procedure155
- Identifying the Operating System156
- Determining How to Connect the Camera to a Computer157
Windows158
- Installing the USB Driver (When Using Windows 98/98SE)158
- Connecting the Camera to the Computer160
- Confirming the Computer Recognizes the Camera161
- Transferring Camera Images to the Computer164
- File and Folder Names166
- Disconnecting the Camera from Your Computer168
Macintosh170
- Connecting the Camera to the Computer170
- Confirming the Computer Recognizes the Camera170
- Transferring Camera Images to the Computer172
- Disconnecting the Camera from Your Computer175
Using the Provided CAMEDIA Master Software176
- Installing the CAMEDIA Master Software - for First Time Usage176
- Starting/Exiting the CAMEDIA Master Software186
- Transferring Camera Images to the Computer189
  - Transfer Images191
  - Transferring Images from Media192
- Viewing Still Images194
- Viewing Movies195
- Panorama Shooting197
- Panorama Shooting199
- Printing Images200
- Other Features203
Troubleshooting204
- Error Messages Displayed on the Monitor204
- If a Problem Arises207
- When the Camera Is Not Recognized by the Computer211
Appendix213
- Green and Orange Lamps and Flash Stand by Indication213
- Menu List214
- List of Functions by Shooting Mode218
- Camera Maintenance219
  - How to Replace the Battery (CR2025) of the Remote Control Device220
- Camera Specifications221
- Specifications of Accessories223
- Index224

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