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Sensor Type | CCD |
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Digital Zoom | 4x |
Screen Size | 3.0 inches |
Battery Type | Li-ion |
Type | Compact |
Maximum Aperture | f/3.0 |
Megapixels | 14.0 MP |
ISO Range | 80-1600 |
Video Resolution | 1280 x 720 |
Sensor Size | 1/2.3 inch |
Weight | 226 g |
Dimensions | 106.5 x 68.7 x 39.5 mm (4.19 x 2.7 x 1.56 in) |
Lists items included in the camera package.
Identifies all external parts of the camera unit.
Explains the shooting mode display elements and their page references.
Explains how to use the camera's buttons for frequent functions.
Describes the operations of the camera's wheel controller.
Describes how to access and use the function menu for shooting settings.
Step-by-step guide for inserting the battery and memory card.
Instructions on how to properly remove the memory card.
Guide for charging the camera battery using the USB-AC adapter.
Indicates when the battery needs charging and how to do it.
Instructions for installing camera software from the CD.
Explains shooting with optimum aperture and shutter speed in P mode.
Describes flash options like Auto, Redeye, Fill In, and Flash Off.
How to customize the shooting information shown on the monitor.
Explains how to interpret the histogram for image exposure.
Steps to play back sound recorded with images.
Instructions for erasing single images while viewing them.
Explains index and close-up views for image selection and detail checking.
How to modify the shooting information displayed on the monitor.
How to get descriptions of menu items.
Instructions for accessing the camera guide for operations.
Explains automatic shooting mode selection by the camera.
Guide to using Scene Modes for optimal shooting.
How to apply special effects to photos using MAGIC mode.
How to focus and shoot subjects at close distances.
Using the self-timer for delayed picture taking.
How to adjust brightness for desired exposure.
Adjusting white balance for natural color reproduction.
How to set a custom white balance by referencing a white object.
Selecting ISO sensitivity for different lighting conditions.
Taking sequential shots by holding the shutter button.
Scrolling and viewing panorama images created on the camera.
How to play back 3D images on a 3D-compatible TV.
Restoring shooting settings to their default values.
Brightening subjects against backlight.
Selecting focusing area for automatic or manual focus.
Selecting method for measuring brightness (ESP/spot).
Using digital zoom for higher magnification beyond optical zoom.
Reducing blur caused by camera shake.
Using the assist lamp for focusing in dark subjects.
Viewing the image immediately after shooting.
Displaying explanations for shooting mode icons.
Automatically rotating images shot in vertical position.
Imprinting the date of recording onto photographs.
Enabling or disabling sound recording for movies.
Playing back pictures automatically in a slideshow.
Searching and playing related images.
Using PC software for image transfer and management.
Saving images at different sizes for various uses.
Trimming unwanted parts of an image.
Recording sound to still images.
Retouching skin and eyes in photos for improved appearance.
Brightening dark areas in photos due to backlight.
Correcting red eyes in flash photography.
Options for erasing images (All, Selected, Current).
Saving print settings to image data for easy printing.
Preventing accidental erasure of selected images.
Changing the orientation of images.
Formatting memory cards and internal memory.
Copying internal memory images to the card.
Configuring Eye-Fi card for wireless transfer.
Selecting connection method to other devices via USB.
Customizing how the camera turns on.
Saving the last used shooting mode when the camera is turned off.
Adjusting camera sounds and volume levels.
Resetting file numbering for folders and images.
Adjusting image processing function for optimal results.
Adjusting the brightness of the camera's LCD monitor.
Configuring video output for playback on a TV.
Operating the camera with a TV remote control via HDMI.
Activating power saving features to extend battery life.
Changing the language for menus and messages.
Setting the camera's date and time.
Choosing home and alternate time zones.
Restoring camera data, such as photo surfing collections.
Printing images directly from camera to printer without a computer.
Printing images using the printer's standard settings.
Troubleshooting common battery problems and performance tips.
Resolving issues with the shutter button not taking pictures.
Troubleshooting common monitor display problems.
What to do if date and time settings revert to default.
Tips for focusing on subjects in various situations.
Techniques to prevent camera shake and motion blur.
Tips for achieving correct exposure and brightness in photos.
Tips for capturing colors accurately with white balance.
Tips for taking sharper pictures and managing ISO.
Advice for stitching panorama frames smoothly.
Methods to extend battery life during camera use.
Tips for playing images and editing recorded sound.
Instructions for cleaning the camera exterior, monitor, and lens.
Cleaning and handling precautions for the battery and adapter.
Guidelines for storing the camera for extended periods.
Information on using chargers and adapters internationally.
Guidelines for using Eye-Fi cards with the camera.
Information on using memory cards and their compatibility.
Explains the memory indicator for internal vs. card storage.
Important safety instructions for product use and handling.
Warnings and precautions for safe camera operation.
Explains limitations and exclusions of the product warranty.
Information regarding radio and television interference compliance.
Recommendation to use genuine Olympus accessories.
Steps to follow when the product requires service or repair.
Information on where to send products for service and warranty.
Details of the guarantee terms and conditions for product defects.
Requirements for a valid guarantee and proof of purchase.
Technical details of the camera's hardware and capabilities.