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p
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a
).
FGHI
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ad (
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C
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About This Manual
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Table of Contents
Table of Contents
2
Introduction
11
Before You Begin
11
User Registration
11
Installing PC Software/Apps
12
About this Manual
13
How to Find What You Want to Know
13
How to Read this Manual
14
Names of Parts
15
Preparation
17
Unpacking the Box Contents
17
Attaching the Strap
18
Inserting and Removing the Battery and Card
19
Inserting the Battery and Card
19
Removing the Battery
20
Removing the Card
21
Usable Cards
21
Charging the Battery
23
Charging the Battery Using an Optional USB-AC Adapter
23
Charging with a USB Device
25
Turning the Camera on
27
Sleep Mode
27
Initial Setup
28
What to Do if You Can't Read the Display
30
Shooting
31
Information Displays While Shooting
31
Switching the Information Display
33
Shooting Still Pictures
35
Shooting Modes
35
Using the Zoom
37
Letting the Camera Choose the Settings (AUTO Mode)
38
Letting the Camera Choose Aperture and Shutter Speed ( : Program AE)
39
Choosing Aperture ( : Aperture-Priority AE)
41
Shooting in Scene Mode ( SCN Mode)
43
Types of Scene Modes
43
[Live Composite]: Live Composite Photography
46
[Panorama]: Shooting a Panorama
47
Shooting at very Close Range ( 7 Mode)
49
Matching Settings to Underwater Scenes
51
Mode)
51
Using Custom Modes (Custom Mode )
52
Saving Settings
52
Recalling Settings
53
Recording Movies
54
Recording Movies in Photo Shooting Modes
54
Recording Movies in Movie Mode ( Mode)
55
Shooting Settings
56
Direct Buttons
57
Settings Accessible Via Direct Buttons
57
Controlling Exposure (Exposure Compensation)
58
Adjusting Exposure Compensation
58
Zoom (Digital Teleconverter)
59
Sequential Shooting/Using the Self-Timer
60
Shooting Without a Release Time Lag (Pro Capture Shooting)
62
Using Flash (Flash Photography)
64
Focus Lock
66
Using the LED Illuminator
67
Turning the LED Illuminator on
67
To Turn the LED Illuminator off
67
Live Control
69
Settings Accessible Via Live Control
69
Available Settings
69
Processing Options (Picture Mode)
71
Picture Mode Options
71
Using [Partial Color]
73
Changing ISO Sensitivity (ISO Sensitivity)
74
Adjusting Color (White Balance)
75
One Touch WB
77
Selecting a Focus Mode (AF Mode)
78
Setting the Aspect Ratio
79
Photo File and Image Size Options ( Image Quality)
80
Frame Size, Rate, and Compression ( Movie Quality)
82
Available Movie Quality Options
82
Reducing Camera Shake (Image Stabilizer)
84
Adjusting Flash Output (Flash Intensity Control)
85
Choosing How the Camera Measures Brightness (Metering)
86
Automatic Face Detection (Face Priority)
87
Using Optional Accessories (Accessory)
88
Playback
89
Information Display During Playback
89
Playback Image Information
89
Switching the Information Display
91
Viewing Photographs and Movies
92
Viewing Still Pictures
92
Viewing Movies
93
Finding Pictures Quickly (Index and Calendar Playback)
94
Zooming in (Close-Up Playback)
95
Scrolling Playback of Panoramas
96
Selecting Multiple Pictures (Share Order Selected, , Erase Selected)
97
Deleting Pictures (Erase)
98
Using Functions During Playback
99
Playing Back Voice Memos (Play ) When the Associated Image Is Displayed
101
Retouching Pictures (RAW Data Edit/Jpeg Edit)
102
Retouching RAW Pictures (RAW Data Edit)
102
Retouching JPEG Pictures (JPEG Edit)
103
Editing Movies (Movie Edit)
105
Creating Movie Stills (In-Movie Image Capture)
105
Trimming Movies (Movie Trimming)
105
Selecting Pictures for Sharing (Share Order)
107
Protecting Pictures ( )
108
Adding Audio to Pictures
109
Rotating Pictures (Rotate)
110
Playback Images Automatically ( C )
111
Combining Pictures (Image Overlay)
112
Print Order (DPOF)
113
Creating a Print Order
113
Removing All or Selected Pictures from the Print Order
114
Deleting Pictures (Erase)
116
Menu Functions
117
Basic Menu Operations
117
Using Shooting Menu 1/Shooting Menu 2
120
Shooting Menus 1 and 2
120
Restoring Default Settings (Reset)
121
Saving Settings (Assign to Custom Mode)
122
Processing Options (Picture Mode)
123
Selecting the Focusing Area (AF Area)
125
Setting the AF Target (Area)
125
Continuously Focusing on Moving Subjects (Tracking)
125
Shooting Automatically with a Fixed Interval (Interval Shooting)
127
Varying Focus Little by Little over a Series of Pictures (Focus BKT)
130
Increasing Depth of Field (Focus Stacking Settings)
131
Date Stamps (Date Stamp)
132
Picture + Sound
133
Using the Video Menu
134
The Video Menu
134
Using the Playback Menu
135
The Playback Menu
135
Automatically Rotating Portrait-Orientation Pictures for Playback ( N )
136
Removing Protection from All Pictures (Reset Protect)
137
Cancelling a Share Order (Reset Share Order)
138
Using the Setup Menu
139
The Setup Menu
139
Formatting the Card (Card Setup)
141
Deleting All Images (Card Setup)
142
Selecting a Language
143
Using the Custom Menus
144
The Custom Menus
144
Aaf/Mf
145
B /Pc
146
B Disp/ O /PC
146
C Exp/Iso
147
D a Custom
148
E X /Wb/Color
149
F Record
151
G Field Sensor
153
H K Utility
154
Assist Manual Focus (MF Assist)
155
Adding Information Displays Using the INFO Button ( /Info Settings)
156
Info (Playback Information Displays)
156
Info (Shooting Information Displays)
157
G Settings (Index/Calendar Display)
158
Viewing Camera Images on TV (HDMI)
159
Combinations of JPEG Image Sizes and Compression Rates ( Set)
161
Using the Construction Menus
162
Construction Menu
162
Cautions
163
Displaying the Construction Menu
164
[Construction] in SCN Mode
165
Configuring an Image Size for the Construction Menu
167
Configuring Settings from Image Quality for Still Pictures
167
Configuring Settings from the Shooting Menu (Easy CALS)
167
[Displayed Grid] in the Construction Menu
169
Connecting the Camera to External Devices
170
Connecting to External Devices
170
Cautions for the Use of Wi-Fi and Bluetooth ® Functions
171
Disabling the Camera's Wireless Functions
172
Connecting the Camera to a Smartphone
173
Connecting to Smartphones
173
Pairing the Camera and Smartphone
174
Wireless Connection Standby Setting for When the Camera Is on
176
Transferring Images to a Smartphone
177
Shooting Remotely with a Smartphone (Live View)
178
Shooting Remotely with a Smartphone (Remote Shutter)
179
Resetting Wireless Lan/Bluetooth ® Settings
180
Changing the Password
181
Connecting the Camera to a Computer
182
Copying Pictures to a Computer
183
Installing the PC Software
184
Using the Remote Control
185
Names of Parts
185
Connecting the Camera and Remote Control
186
Wireless Connection
186
Deleting Pairing
187
Shooting from the Remote Control
188
Data Transfer Indicator of the Remote Control
189
MAC Address of the Remote Control
190
Precautions for Using the Remote Control
191
Connecting to Tvs or External Displays Via HDMI
192
Connecting the Camera to Tvs or External Displays (HDMI)
192
Viewing Pictures on a TV (HDMI)
193
HDMI Output
193
Connecting the Camera to a TV
195
Operating the Camera Using a TV Remote Control
196
Using Field Sensor Data
198
Field Sensor
198
GPS and Other Data Displays
198
GPS: Precautions for Use
199
GPS Function, Electronic Compass
200
Before Using GPS Function (A-GPS Data)
201
Updating the A-GPS Data Using a Smartphone
201
Updating the A-GPS Data Using a PC
201
Using GPS
202
Recording and Saving Logs
203
Recording Logs
203
Saving Logs
203
Using Buffered and Saved Logs
204
Things You Can Do with the Designated App, OM Image Share
204
Viewing Location Data
205
Location Data Displays
205
Shooting Modes and Default Settings
206
List of Configurable Shooting Modes
206
Default Settings
216
Direct Button
217
Live Control
218
K Shooting Menus
219
Video Menu
221
Playback Menu
222
C Custom Menus
223
Setup Menu
226
Memory Card Capacity
227
Number of Still Pictures
227
Memory Card Capacity: Movies
229
Cautions
231
Water and Shock Resistance
231
Using the Camera Underwater
232
Before Using the Camera Underwater
232
When Using the Camera Underwater
232
After Using the Camera Underwater
232
Storage and Maintenance
233
Other Cautions
233
Batteries
234
Using Your USB-AC Adapter Abroad
235
Information
236
Using Separately Sold Accessories
236
Attaching Optional Silicone Jackets
236
Taking Pictures with the Wireless RC Flash System
236
Optional Accessories
237
Cleaning and Storing the Camera
242
Cleaning the Camera
242
Storage
243
Pixel Mapping - Checking the Image Processing Functions
243
Shooting Tips and Information
244
The Camera Does Not Turn on Even When a Battery Is Loaded
244
A Dialog Prompting You to Choose a Language Is Displayed
244
No Picture Is Taken When the Shutter Button Is Pressed
245
The Date and Time Have Not Been Set
246
Set Functions Are Restored to Their Factory Default Settings
246
Some Settings Are Unavailable
247
Pictures Are Grainy
247
Pictures Are "Washed out
247
Light Appears in the Picture
247
Unknown Bright Dot(S) Appear on the Subject in the Picture Taken
247
The Lens Is Cloudy or the Monitor Is Hard to Read
248
Movies Do Not Play Back Smoothly When Viewed on a TV
248
The Heading Is Not Correct
248
Functions that Cannot be Selected from Menus
248
Only the Subject Is Displayed and no Information Is Shown
248
Error Codes
249
Specifications
253
Camera
253
Lithium-Ion Battery
257
Safety Precautions
258
General Precautions
258
Swarning
259
Scaution
261
Snotice
261
Trademarks
264
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OM SYSTEM IM032 Specifications
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Brand
OM SYSTEM
Model
IM032
Category
Digital Camera
Language
English
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