Olympus CAMEDIA D-510 ZOOM, CAMEDIA C-200 ZOOM QUICK START GUIDE

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Use the CAMEDIA’s Convenient Functions Menu

Use the Menu Functions

Shooting Menu

Playback Menu

1. Make sure the lens barrier is closed.

Lens barrier

2. Press the monitor button ( ) to playback the picture.

Monitor

The camera will turn on in playback mode.

Power on/off

3. If you’ve already taken more than one picture , you can use the arro w

pad to play back a different picture.

Displays 10th image back
Displays

previous
image

Displays
the next
image

Press rapidly.

Displays 10th image ahead

4. Press the monitor button ( ) again to turn the power off.

● Convenient Playback Mode Functions

Button/lever

Zoom lever

Arrow pad (Pressing
for over 1 second)

Printed in Japan

Icon

T ( )

W ( )

()
()

Enlarges images during playback
Plays back multiple images simultaneously
Lock images so they cannot be erased
Deletes the image currently being played back

Function

VT256902

Monitor

In the shooting mode (with the lens barrier
open), use the arrow pad buttons to display the
mark indicating the current function on the mon­itor. Pressing these buttons lets you scroll
through the available functions until the one you
want to use is displayed.

Mark

Button

Mark Function

Descriptions

Auto focus Suitable for ordinary shots (80 cm ~ infinite).

Macro
Quick focus

Taking close-up pictures (about 20 ~ 80 cm).

Fixing a far-distance focus.
Auto-flash Flash automatically fires when required.

Red-eye
reduction

Fill-in flash
No flash
Night scenes

Night scenes +
Red-eye reduction

Single frame

Sequence
Selftimer
Movie

For more details on the functions described here, refer to the camera’s Reference
Manual on the software CD.

Significantly reduces the red-eye
phenomenon.

Flash always fires.
Flash does not fire.

Flash

Suitable for taking pictures of subjects
against nighttime backgrounds.

Taking pictures one by one.

Taking a series of shots.

Using the 10-second selftimer functions.

Shooting movies.

1. Press the menu button ( ) to display the menu.

2. Press or on the arrow pad to select the group, and press

on the arrow pad to display the next screen.

Group

Up
Set
Down

Display the menu

3. Press or on the arrow pad to select the selection item, and

press on the arrow pad to display the next screen.

Items for selection

Up
Set
Down

4. Press or on the arrow pad to select the setting, and press the

OK button to confirm the setting.

Up

Down
Set

5. Press the OK button several times until the menu disappears.

Pressing the menu button ( ) when in the shooting mode displays the
shooting menu on the monitor.

Group Item Purpose

Spot metering mode

➞

Exposure compensation

ISO

CAM

➞

PIC

➞

CARD

(Card)

➞

SET

ISO sensitivity

DIGITAL ZOOM

Digital zoom

PANORAMA

Panorama shooting

WB

White balance

Record mode

Sharpness

Contrast

CARD SETUP

Card setup

REC VIEW

Rec view

File naming

Clear settings

Beep sound

Date & time

Monitor adjustment

(Shooting)

(Image)

(Settings)

For more details on the functions described here, refer to the camera’s Reference
Manual on the software CD.

Exposure is measured at only the center of the subject.

Adjusting image brightness.

By setting the ISO sensitivity, you can adjust the camera’s
sensitivity to light.

Allows up to 9x zoom shooting.

Allows panoramic shots to be taken.
CAMEDIA Master software is required.

Canceling automatic color balance adjustment, and adjust­ing the setting to suit daylight, overcast, incandescent or flu­orescent lighting conditions.

Selecting picture size and image resolution, as well as
increasing or decreasing the number of storable pictures.

Sharpens the distinctness and strength of the contours of
the subject.

Allows a harder contrast (more distinction between lighter
and darker areas) for pictures to be selected.

Formats (initializes) SmartMedia cards.

Displays the picture just taken even while it is still being writ­ten to the SmartMedia card.

Selecting how files are named.

Retaining settings in memory even after power is turned off.

Setting the camera warning beep sound on or off.

Allows the date and time to be set.

Allows the brightness of the monitor to be adjusted.

Pressing the menu button ( ) when in the playback mode displays the
playback menu on the monitor.

Group Item Purpose

Automatic playback*
(Slide show)

Movie playback**

➞

Print reserve

PLAY

(Playback)

(Settings)

* Appears in the playback menu only when still pictures are being played back on the
** Appears in the playback menu only when movie pictures are being played back on

For more details on the functions described here, refer to the camera’s Reference
Manual on the software CD.

ROTATE

Rotated playback

INFO

Image information
display

EDIT

➞

Edit

CARD SETUP

CARD

Card setup

(Card)

Index display

➞

Clear settings

SET

Beep sound

Date & time

Monitor adjustment

monitor.
the monitor.

Allows images to be played back in order automatically.

Allows movie pictures to be played back.

Allows image printing to be set before taking the
SmartMedia card to a DPOF-equipped photo lab.

Allows individual images taken with the camera on its side
to be rotated so that they are played back vertically.

Selects whether or not to display image information set
during shooting on the monitor.

Changes the image color or reduces the image size.

Allows all stored images to be erased, and/or reformat
(initialize) SmartMedia cards.

Allows the number of pictures displayed on the monitor at
one time to be changed during multiple image playback.

Retaining all settings in memory even after power is turned
off.

Selects whether or not to have the camera use beeping
sounds to indicate alerts.

Allows setting of date and time information.

Allows the monitor brightness to be adjusted.

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C-200 ZO

OM

Made in Japan

Made in Japan

HQ

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W

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Zoom status
(Displayed during

zoom lever operation.)

Zoom bar

T
W

Monitor

Attach the Strap

Insert the Batteries and SmartMedia Card

Shoot the Picture

Enlarge Your Shots Turn the Power Off

Please check the contents of the box to confirm that you have all of the
accessories shown below. If any of these are missing or damaged,
please contact your point of purchase.

Camera

Strap Video cable

Four AA (R6) alkaline batteries Basic manual,

SmartMedia card,
Anti-static card case, Labels (2),
Write-protect adhesive seals (4),
Instructions

Dedicated USB
(Universal Serial Bus) cable

Quick Start Guide, Warranty,
User card (not included for
some regions)

Software CD-ROMs
(including reference manual,
the USB driver and other
necessary software)

Attach the strap to the camera as shown in the diagram.

1.Make sure the lens barrier is closed.

Card cover

Battery
compartment cover

2. Slide the battery compartment

lock from to . Slide the
battery compartment cover to
the side and lift it up to open.

3. Insert the batteries into the

camera as shown in the dia­gram, making sure that the
negative and positive poles
are correctly aligned.

Lens barrier

5. Open the card cover.

6. Insert the SmartMedia card

7.

4. Close the battery compart-

ment cover, and slide the
battery compartment lock
from to .

into the camera as shown in
the diagram, making sure
that it is pushed all the way
in.

Close the card cover so it
clicks into place.

1. Slide the lens barrier open until clicks.

The lens extends and the flash pops up.
When the lens does not extend, the lens barri­er is not fully opened.
Slide the lens barrier open until it clicks.

Lens barrier

2. Bring the camera into position and

look through the viewfinder.

3. Press the shutter but-

ton gently, and confirm
the green lamp next to
the viewfinder is illumi­nating.

If the green lamp is blink­ing, it means the subject
is out of focus. If this is
the case, gently press
the shutter button again.

Green Lamp

4. Full-press the shutter button.

NOTE

Pressing the monitor button ( ) turns the
monitor on.
It is also possible to take pictures while
looking at the monitor.

Monitor

Push the zoom lever toward W
(Wide angle) to shoot wide­angle shots.

Pull the zoom lever toward T
(Telephoto) to zoom in.

1. Close the lens barrier halfway. Just before the lens barrier

comes in contact with the lens, it will make a click that you can
feel with your fingers.

The lens will recess into the camera.
Do not push the lens barrier against the lens.

2. Wait until the lens fully retracts, and then close the lens barrier

the rest of the way to turn the power off.

3. Close the flash.