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Sensor | 1/2.3" CMOS |
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Megapixels | 16 |
Aperture | f/3.5-5.7 |
Image Stabilization | Sensor-shift |
Dustproof | Yes |
Video Resolution | Full HD 1080p |
Continuous Shooting Speed | 7 fps |
Image Processor | TruePic VII |
Lens | 21-105mm equivalent |
Display | 3.0" 460k-dot tilting LCD |
Waterproof | Up to 15m (50ft) |
Shockproof | Up to 2.1m (7ft) |
Freezeproof | Down to -10°C (14°F) |
Crushproof | 100kgf |
Connectivity | Wi-Fi |
Battery | LI-50B Lithium-Ion Battery |
Weight | 224 g (including battery and card) |
ISO Range | 125-6400 |
Lists the items included in the camera box for setup and use.
Instructions for securely attaching the camera strap to prevent it from coming loose.
Details on how to adjust the angle of the camera's monitor for optimal viewing.
Identifies and describes the various external parts and buttons of the camera.
Step-by-step guide for inserting and removing the camera's battery and memory card.
Information on the types of memory cards compatible with this camera.
Procedure for safely removing the memory card from the camera.
Instructions on how to connect the camera to a power source for battery charging.
Guidance on when the camera's battery needs to be charged, indicated by error messages.
Steps for turning on the camera for the first time and setting initial options like language and date/time.
Fundamental steps for taking still photographs with the camera.
Enabling monitor boost to improve screen visibility in bright environments.
How to access and view stored photographs and movies on the camera.
Viewing multiple images at once in an index format for easier navigation.
Detailed viewing of images with zoom functionality during playback.
Steps for deleting unwanted photographs and movies directly from the camera.
How to play back recorded video files on the camera.
Controls for pausing, resuming, fast-forwarding, and rewinding movie playback.
Detailed operations for fast forward, rewind, volume adjustment, and frame-by-frame playback.
Instructions on how to properly stop the movie playback function.
Viewing and controlling panorama images captured by the camera.
Viewing images captured in sequence modes like Sport Burst.
Overview of information shown on the monitor during shooting.
Understanding histograms for evaluating image exposure and luminance distribution.
How to cycle through different display information modes on the monitor.
Standard view of image information during playback.
Enhanced view showing more technical details of the image during playback.
Minimal display showing only the image with no additional data.
Method to change display modes from Normal to Detailed to No Info.
Guide to selecting and using the camera's various shooting modes.
Instructions on how to set the shooting mode using the mode dial.
An overview of available shooting modes and their corresponding page references.
Using the intelligent Auto mode for automatic scene optimization.
How to use the Super Macro mode for extreme close-up photography.
Selecting specific scene modes for optimized shooting based on subjects or environments.
Adjusting parameters like frame count, waiting time, and interval for shooting.
Procedure to stop or cancel the interval shooting function.
Recommended modes for shooting underwater photos.
How to lock focus distance for clear underwater shots.
Applying creative color and effect filters to images during shooting.
Using Sportcam mode for various movies and sequential/interval picture shooting.
Shooting self-portraits using various sub modes and adjusting camera orientation.
Automatically combining images by swinging the camera for panoramic shots.
Manually composing and capturing frames for panoramic images.
Adjusting the camera's zoom level for shooting and understanding zoom bar indicators.
Selecting and configuring different flash modes for various shooting conditions.
Options for shooting single frames or sequences of images.
Setting delays for picture taking, including standard and custom timer options.
Accessing and navigating the camera's function menu for various settings.
Adjusting processing options to alter the look and feel of images.
Configuring how the flash operates for different lighting and shooting scenarios.
Adjusting camera brightness to achieve proper exposure in various lighting conditions.
Setting appropriate color balance for different light sources to ensure accurate colors.
Adjusting sensor sensitivity to light for optimal exposure and noise levels.
Configuring sequential shooting functions and self-timer delays.
Selecting the resolution and pixel count for still photographs.
Changing the horizontal-to-vertical ratio of captured images.
Selecting the resolution and pixel count for video recordings.
Manually setting white balance using a white object for accurate color.
Overview of the main menu categories and their respective page references.
Detailed steps for navigating and adjusting settings within the camera's setup menu.
Restoring shooting functions and menu settings to their factory default values.
Choosing the image quality setting for still photos, affecting file size and detail.
Brightening subjects against backlighting for better detail and exposure.
Choosing how the camera selects the focus area, including face detection and tracking.
Focusing on moving subjects by automatically tracking their movement.
Selecting how the camera measures scene brightness for exposure.
Enabling or disabling digital zoom for magnification beyond optical limits.
Reducing blur caused by camera shake for sharper images.
Using external flashes wirelessly with the camera.
Using the assist lamp to aid focusing on dark subjects.
Controlling the display duration of the image immediately after shooting.
Automatically rotating images shot vertically for proper playback.
Adding the recording date and time directly onto photographs.
Shooting larger pictures with low image quality degradation using enhanced zoom.
Reducing camera shake blur during movie recording.
Enabling or disabling sound recording for movies.
Reducing unwanted wind noise in recorded movie audio.
Automatically playing back images as a slideshow with background music options.
Tools for editing still images, including resizing, cropping, and retouching.
Resizing high-resolution images to smaller sizes for email or other applications.
Trimming images to a desired frame size or composition.
Recording and adding audio commentary to still photographs.
Improving brightness in dark areas of images, potentially lowering resolution.
Correcting red-eye effects in flash-lit portraits, potentially lowering resolution.
Changing the orientation of images for correct viewing.
Adjusting skin tones for a smoother appearance in portraits.
Extracting still images from recorded movie footage.
Editing long movie files by trimming unwanted sections.
Selecting and individually erasing specific images from the camera.
Deleting all images from the camera's internal memory or memory card.
Preventing selected images from accidental deletion.
Organizing images for transfer to a smartphone via specific sharing orders.
Erasing all data from the internal memory or memory card.
Copying images from internal memory to a memory card.
Configuring settings for using an Eye-Fi wireless memory card.
Selecting how the camera connects to other devices via USB.
Turning the camera on using the playback button.
Adjusting camera operating sounds and playback volume levels.
Adjusting image processing for optimal quality, recommended annually.
Inverting screen view and button operations for comfortable inverted camera use.
Selecting video output format for viewing images on a TV.
Selecting the language for camera menus and messages.
Setting the camera's internal clock for accurate date and time recording.
How to view the current date and time settings on the camera.
Setting home and alternate time zones for accurate timekeeping across locations.
Turning the LED illuminator on or off for focusing assistance.
Recording location data and tracking movement information with images.
Configuring wireless LAN connection modes and password settings.
Adjusting parameters for interval shooting, such as frame count and interval time.
Assigning specific functions to the face button and movie button.
Customizing settings specific to the Sportcam mode, like image inversion.
Capabilities of the companion smartphone app for image transfer, remote shooting, and processing.
Step-by-step guide for establishing a Wi-Fi connection between the camera and a smartphone.
Troubleshooting steps if the QR code cannot be read for connection.
Resolving common error messages encountered during Wi-Fi connection.
Selecting and transferring images from the camera to a connected smartphone.
Operating the camera remotely from a smartphone for shooting.
Methods for updating A-GPS data using a smartphone app or PC software.
Selecting between Private and One-Time connection modes for smartphone pairing.
Procedure for changing the password used for private Wi-Fi connections.
Removing previously set share orders for images.
Initializing all Wi-Fi settings to their default values.
Overview of the camera's GPS capabilities for recording location and movement data.
Information on using A-GPS data to improve position acquisition speed.
Enabling and configuring the GPS function for recording location data.
Viewing recorded GPS track logs using external software.
Connecting the camera to a TV using AV or HDMI cables for playback.
Operating the camera using a TV's remote control via HDMI connection.
Printing images directly from the camera to a PictBridge-compatible printer.
Simplified steps for initiating printing directly from the camera.
Choosing different print modes like Print, All Print, Multi Print, and All Index.
Adjusting print settings such as paper size, borderless printing, and pictures per sheet.
Choosing specific images for immediate printing or reserving them for later.
Choosing to include data like date, time, or file name on prints.
Procedures for stopping or canceling an ongoing printing operation.
Reserving specific images for printing, including quantity and date/time imprints.
Setting print reservations for all images on the memory card.
Clearing all print reservation data from the memory card.
Canceling print reservations for specific images.
Steps for physically connecting the camera to a computer using a USB cable.
Transferring images from the camera to a computer via USB connection.
Instructions for installing the camera software on Windows operating systems.
Instructions for installing the camera software on Macintosh operating systems.
Guidance for resolving problems with the camera's battery, card, and shutter button.
Troubleshooting display problems and lens fogging.
Understanding when date and time settings may reset and how to reconfigure them.
Common error messages displayed on the camera and their corresponding corrective actions.
Tips for achieving sharp focus on subjects in various shooting scenarios.
Methods and settings to minimize blur caused by camera movement.
Techniques for ensuring proper brightness and exposure in different lighting conditions.
Tips for capturing colors accurately using white balance settings.
Advice on taking sharper pictures using zoom and ISO settings.
Guidance on playing back images from internal memory and viewing them on a TV.
Basic editing functions for still images, such as erasing recorded sound.
Instructions for cleaning external parts, monitor, lens, and battery/adapter.
Recommendations for storing the camera for extended periods to maintain its condition.
Information on using an optional USB-AC adapter for charging.
Information on using an optional battery charger.
Advice for using the camera's charger and adapter internationally.
List of compatible memory card types and their maximum capacity.
Special considerations and usage instructions for Eye-Fi cards.
How to use the write-protect switch on SD/SDHC/SDXC cards.
Importance of formatting cards before first use or after using with other devices.
Understanding the memory indicator for internal memory or card usage.
Important warnings regarding data erasure and card disposal.
Precautions during data writing to prevent damage or data loss.
Approximate number of storable still pictures based on image size and compression.
Approximate recording lengths for movies based on image size and sound settings.
Methods to free up space for more pictures, such as erasing or transferring.
Instructions for using a dedicated underwater strobe with the camera.
Details on the camera's waterproof capabilities and limitations.
Information on the camera's resistance to accidental impacts.
Pre-use checks and precautions to ensure proper operation and safety.
Post-use procedures for cleaning and maintaining the camera after underwater use.
Guidelines for storing the camera and performing maintenance to preserve water resistance.
Table indicating which settings are available in different shooting modes.
Details on feature availability within various Scene (SCN) modes.
Feature availability for remaining Scene modes not covered on the previous page.
Feature availability within the various Art Filter modes.
Feature availability within the Self Portrait mode.
Important safety guidelines for product usage, cleaning, and environment.
Critical warnings regarding battery safety to prevent fire, explosion, or shock.
Safety warnings related to camera usage, including flash proximity and environmental conditions.
Safe practices for handling, storing, and charging camera batteries.
Safety guidelines for using the wireless LAN function in various environments.
Precautions for handling the camera safely, avoiding heat, moisture, and physical damage.
Specifics about the included USB-AC adapter and its proper use.
Strong recommendation to use only genuine Olympus batteries, chargers, and adapters.
Warnings regarding wireless LAN function compliance in different countries.
Details and limitations regarding the camera's GPS functionality.
Information about monitor behavior under different conditions and potential pixel issues.
Statements regarding compliance with FCC and Industry Canada regulations.
Details of the manufacturer's warranty coverage for products.
Items and conditions not covered by the limited warranty.
Legal disclaimers and limitations of liability regarding product warranties.
Procedures for obtaining repair service and contacting customer support.
Information on how customer data is handled during warranty claims.
Explanation of CE marking and WEEE symbols for European market compliance.
Terms and conditions of the national warranty for products purchased in Europe.
Terms and conditions of the warranty for products purchased in Asia.
Important notes regarding warranty validity and service center procedures.
General warranty disclaimers and limitations applicable across regions.
Listing of registered trademarks and software license information.
Detailed technical specifications for the camera's hardware components.
Technical details for the rechargeable lithium-ion battery.
Technical details for the power adapter and its requirements.