• Windows is a registered trademark of Microsoft Corporation in the USA and other countries.
• QuickTime and the QuickTime logo are trademarks of Apple Computer Inc., and Macintosh is a registered
trademark of the same company in the USA and other countries.
• Adobe and Acrobat are registered trademarks, and Acrobat Reader is a trademark of Adobe Systems
Incorporated.
• Other company and product names appearing in this manual are trademarks or registered trademarks of their
respective owners.
Intellectual Property Rights
This software supports “PRINT Image Matching.” This enables both the output to a printer supporting PRINT
Image Matching, PRINT Image Matching II, or PRINT Image Matching III, and the screen image processing
in this software to reflect faithfully the shooting conditions and user specifications.
Intellectual property rights in PRINT Image Matching, PRINT Image Matching II, and PRINT Image Matching
III are owned by Seiko Epson Corporation.
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Purchasing the Plus Version
There are two versions of this software:
● OLYMPUS Master Plus
In addition to the functions in OLYMPUS Master, you can use movie editing, album printing, contact sheet
printing, HTML album, free stitch panorama, CD/DVD writing function, and a lot of other functions.
● OLYMPUS Master
This version provides a wide range of functions, including transferring and viewing images and movies, editing
and printing images, using automatic panorama, setting a image as wallpaper, and more.
See also
For details about the difference between the two versions, see the Appendix “Functions Supported”
For Users of OLYMPUS Master
If you are user of OLYMPUS Master, you can purchase the Plus version.
We recommend upgrading to the Plus version, which gives you a wider range of functions.
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Purchasing Plus Version and Upgrading
To purchase a license number of Plus version and upgrade from OLYMPUS Master, follow the procedure
below. (If you purchased the Plus version separately, skip this section.)
1
Start up OLYMPUS Master (g page 25).
2
In the OLYMPUS Master main menu, click the [Upgrade] button, or select [Get
Upgrade Version] from the [Online Service] menu in the [Browse] window
(g page 46).
The [Upgrade] dialog box appears.
3
Purchase a license number.
• Using the internet
In the [Upgrade] dialog box, click the [Get] button to start a web browser, and access the upgrade site.
Follow the directions on the web page.
When this process is completed, close the web browser and return to the [Upgrade] dialog box.
• If you do not have access to the internet
Contact your authorized Olympus service center
4
In the [Upgrade] dialog box, enter your name and the license number you have
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obtained, then click the [OK] button.
The upgrade to the Plus version is carried out automatically.
Once the upgrade is complete, you can start using the Plus version.
If the upgrade to the Plus version has completed successfully, the title “OLYMPUS Master Plus” appears in the
main menu.
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See also
For details about the main menu, see “Main Menu”
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Alternatively, click the [Help] button or [Help] menu in any window, select [About], and then check that
“OLYMPUS Master Plus” appears.
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How to Use This Manual
This manual describes how to use the OLYMPUS Master/Plus software for editing and managing images. It is
organized with a section for each function; you can read these independently, in order to understand particular
functions.
Once you have an overall understanding of the functions, you can use the Help information for reference while
using the software.
● Conventions Used in This Manual
The symbol indicates functions available only for the Plus version. If you are using OLYMPUS
Master (standard version), these functions are not available.
The following symbols are used in this manual to explain restrictions and additional information about using
the software.
Indicates important information you should be aware of when using the software. Be sure to read these
items.
Indicates useful information. Read these items for helpful tips.
Indicates reference pages for details about the operation.
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● Terminology
The following terms appear throughout this manual.
File
A file is the unit in which data is handled on a computer or digital camera. In this software, this refers to the
following file types.
• Image files
• Movie files
• Sound files
Thumbnail
This refers to the reduced images used as an index.
● Help Information
To access the help information, do one of the following:
• In the main menu, click the [?] button.
• From the [Help] menu in any window, select [OLYMPUS Master Help].
• In any window, click the [Help] button on the toolbar.
• In any dialog box, click the [?] button.
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Before You Start
System Requirements
OLYMPUS Master is designed to run in the following system environments.
Windows Version
OSWindows 98SE/Me/2000 Professional/XP*
CPUPentium III (500 MHz) or faster
RAM128MB or more (256MB or more is recommended)
Hard disk capacity300MB or more
ConnectorUSB port (USB interface)
Monitor1024 × 768 pixel or more
Minimum 65,536 colors
1
:This software is compatible with Windows XP Professional and Home Edition.
*
Notes
• This software only operates on a computer with a preinstalled operating system.
• To install the software in Windows 2000/XP, you must log on as a member of administrators.
• Only a computer with a built-in USB port can be used to transfer images from camera.
• QuickTime (version 6.0 or later) and Internet Explorer (version 6.0 or later) should be installed on your computer.
• To use CD/DVD writing functions, you need a computer with a CD-R/RW or DVD-R/-RW/+R/+RW drive. For
information on support for the latest drive lists, visit the Olympus web site (http://www.olympus.com).
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Macintosh Version
OSMac OS X 10.2 or later
CPUPower PC G3 (500 MHz) or faster
RAM128MB or more (256MB or more is recommended)
Hard disk capacity300MB or more
ConnectorUSB port (USB interface)
Monitor1024 × 768 pixel resolution or more
Minimum 32,000 colors
Notes
• Only a Macintosh with a built-in USB port can be used to transfer images from camera.
• QuickTime (version 6.0 or later) and Safari (version 1.0 or later) should be installed on your Macintosh.
• To use CD/DVD writing functions, you need a computer with a CD-R/RW or DVD-R/-RW/+R/+RW drive. For
information on support for the latest drive lists, visit the Olympus web site (http://www.olympus.com).
For information on support for the latest versions of operating systems, visit the Olympus web site (http://
www.olympus.com).
The functions for connecting a camera to the computer and directly transferring images are only available
with an Olympus digital camera.
Tip
To launch OLYMPUS Master, QuickTime (version 6 or later) should be installed on your computer. If QuickTime is not
already installed, install it when asked to do so during installation of OLYMPUS Master.
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Main Features
OLYMPUS Master is a software application providing a range of functions for enjoying digital photography
using a computer.
You can get the most out of your digital camera by taking advantage of the software's organizing and editing
functions.
The following are some of the features of OLYMPUS Master.
● Intuitive Operation
The main menu of OLYMPUS Master shows a series of icons that represent groups of functions, allowing you
to access the desired function easily and directly. Also, the functions are designed to be used without
complicated settings so you can quickly become familiar with this software.
Example: the main menu
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● Organizing Images in Calendar
You can transfer images from a digital camera or storage media (e.g., hard drive, card reader, CD, DVD, MO
disk, etc.) and save them in OLYMPUS Master database. OLYMPUS Master organizes imported files by
shooting date (or by the date they were created if shooting date is not available). The calendar view allows you
to browse the files in the database by year, month, or day.
OLYMPUS Master also allows you to organize files with keywords. Keywords assigned to files are displayed
in the collection box, and new keywords can be added. You can easily find your favorite pictures using the
keyword search.
See also
• “Transferring Images”
• “Thumbnail Indications”
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Example: Using the calendar to organize images
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● Slide Show
You can create a slide show of your favorite pictures to view on your monitor by selecting them in the [Browse]
window. The illustration below shows an example of a slide show using the wipe transition effect.
You can also use other slide show transition effects, such as random and dissolve.
See also
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“Watching a Slide Show”
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The arrows are not part of the actual display.
● Search Function
You can find files on the basis of shooting date, keywords assigned, and file format.
See also
• “Finding a File in Calendar View”
• “Finding a File in Folder View”
(g page 102).
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● Editing Functions
In addition to basic editing functions, you can rotate a image, insert text, superimpose templates, or stitch
images together.
See also
• “Free Stitch Panorama Function”
• “Editing Images”
• “Editing Movies”
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Example: rotation
Example: insert text
Example: free stitch panorama function
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● Correction Functions
You can compensate for the variation in shooting conditions using the correction functions such as instant fix,
red-eye reduction, etc.
See also
“Using Filter Functions”
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● Filter Functions
You can apply various filter effects for the images and movies, adjusting the brightness and contrast, and adding
sepia tone and other effects.
See also
“Using Filter Functions” (g pages 326 and 356).
Example: adjusting brightness
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● RAW Development Process Function
You can perform development processing for a RAW format file and save it as a separate image file.
You can also perform RAW development processing for two or more RAW files in a single operation.
See also
“RAW Development Processing”
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RAW image development process window
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● Support for Movie and Sound Files
The software supports not only image files, but also movie and sound files. You can attach a sound file to an
image to act as a memo (“sound link” function).
Tip
To use the sound functions, your computer must be equipped with a microphone, speaker and sound card. For details, refer to
the operating instructions provided with your computer.
See also
• “Watching Movies”
• “Playing Back Sound”
• “Playing Back Linked Sound”
• “Recording Linked Sound”
• “Editing Movies”
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Example: playing a movie file
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● Wide Variety of Printing Functions
Standard layouts allow easy printing of standard photograph sizes, index prints, and other creative possibilities.
You can also create original postcards and calendars using different templates.
See also
“Advanced Printing”
(g page 155).
Example: printing postcard and calendar
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● Enjoying Images on the Web
The software allows you to edit images to attach to e-mails and create HTML albums, so you can enjoy sharing
your pictures on the web as well.
See also
• “Attaching an Image to E-mail”
• “Creating an HTML Album”
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Example of HTML album
● CD/DVD Writing Function
By upgrading to the Plus version, you can save HTML albums on a CD-R or DVD-R (CD/DVD albums), or
create a video CD with slide shows. You can also create a backup of OLYMPUS Master or selected files
directly on a CD-R, DVD-R, etc.
See also
• “Saving HTML Albums in a CD or DVD (CD/DVD Album)”
• “Creating a Video CD of a Slide Show”
• “Backing Up”
(g page 296).
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(g page 253).
Basic Operations
Starting Up and Shutting Down
● Starting Up OLYMPUS Master
To start OLYMPUS Master, follow the procedure below.
When you start up OLYMPUS Master for the first time after installation, the [User Registration] dialog box
appears. Please register yourself as a user of OLYMPUS Master to be provided with the customer support and
technical service.
See also
For details about user registration, refer to “User Registration” (g page 360).
For Windows
1
Double-click the [OLYMPUS Master] icon on the desktop. Alternatively, click
the [Start] button, then click [Programs], [OLYMPUS Master], and [OLYMPUS
Master] in this order.
OLYMPUS Master starts and the main menu
(g page 30) appears.
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For Macintosh
1
Double-click the [OLYMPUS Master] icon in the folder in which OLYMPUS
Master is installed. Alternatively, click the icon in the dock.
OLYMPUS Master starts and the main menu (g page 30) appears.
Tip
If you have not completed the user registration, the User Registration screen appears.
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● Automatic Start-up
OLYMPUS Master automatically starts when:
• Connecting an Olympus digital camera to your computer using a USB cable.
• Connecting a card reader to view the images captured with an Olympus digital camera or other DCF-
compliant digital camera.
Tips
• If your operating system is Windows XP or Macintosh, OLYMPUS Master automatically starts when you connect an
Olympus digital camera or any other DCF-compliant digital camera.
• You can set the following automatic start-up op tions (“[Auto Start]”
-
whether or not to use the automatic start-up function
-
whether or not to display the [Transfer Images] window after starting up
• Automatic start-up does not work when no card-media is inserted in the camera.
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The way to set up the automatic start-up varies depending on the version of the operating system of your
computer.
For Macintosh
1
Connect the digital camera to your computer using a USB cable.
OLYMPUS Master starts.
Tip
It is necessary to set OLYMPUS Master to automatically start instead of iPhoto when a digital camera is connected
using a USB cable. For details, refer to Mac OS X help.
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For Windows XP
1
Connect the digital camera to your computer using a USB cable.
The [Autoplay] dialog box appears.
Select [Launch OLYMPUS Master] from the list, and click the [OK] button.
2
OLYMPUS Master starts.
Tip
For details about the settings, refer to the Windows XP Help.
For Windows 98SE/Me/2000
1
Connect the Olympus digital camera to your computer using a USB cable.
A confirmation dialog box appears, asking if you want to start OLYMPUS Master.
Click the [OK] button.
2
OLYMPUS Master starts.
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● Shutting Down OLYMPUS Master
To shut down OLYMPUS Master, follow the procedure below. If you attempt to shut down the software during
editing, a message appears asking for confirmation that you wish to save the changes you have made. Select
[Save] or another option to continue.
1
Select [Exit] from the [File] menu. Alternatively, click [X] (Exit) in the main
menu.
OLYMPUS Master shuts down.
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Main Menu
The main menu has the following components.
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No.ItemDescription
[Transfer Images]
button
[Backup Images] button Displays the [Backup Images] window
[Browse Images] button Displays the [Browse] window
[Create and Share]
button
[Print Images] buttonDisplays the print menu (“Print Menu”
[X] (Exit) buttonShuts down OLYMPUS Master.
Don't show this screenWhen this checkbox is checked, from the next time this software starts, it
[Upgrade] buttonDisplays the [Upgrade] dialog box.
OLYMPUS Web Site
button
Options buttonDisplays the [Options] dialog box
? buttonDisplays Help information for OLYMPUS Master.
Displays the [Transfer Images] menu
open the [Transfer Images (From Camera)] or [Transfer Images (From
Media)] window.
Displays the [Create and Share] menu
bypasses the main menu and goes directly to the [Browse] window.
You can also open the main menu from the [Browse] window.
If you want to restore the setting to display the main menu at start-up,
check the [Display Main Menu at Start-up] checkbox of the [General]
setting in the [Options] dialog box
From the [Upgrade] dialog box, you can start a web browser, and access
the site for purchasing the Plus version.
This button does not appear if you are already using the Plus version.
Launches a web browser, and displays the Olympus web site.
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Transferring Images
● Transfer Methods
There are two methods you can use to transfer images to OLYMPUS Master:
Transfer from camera
In the [Transfer Images (From Camera)] window, you can import image and movie files into OLYMPUS
Master from a digital camera connected to the computer.
Transfer from media
In the [Transfer Images (From Media)] window, you can import image, movie, and sound files into
OLYMPUS Master from a card-reader, storage media such as CD, DVD, and MO, or hard drive.
Tip
You can also drag and drop the files you already have in your computer to import them into OLYMPUS Master. In the
[Browse] window with calendar view, drag and drop files onto the tree display area or thumbnail area. A dialog box
indicating that the files are being transferred to OLYMPUS Master.
You can also do the following by dragging and dropping files:
-
If you drag and drop files while holding down the Alt key (or Shift key and Ctrl key) (option key for
Macintosh), you can transfer files as linked images.
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If you drag and drop files while holding down the Shift key (shift key for Macintosh), you can transfer files to
the location you specify in the [Default location to transfer files] setting in [Transfer Settings]
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[Transfer Images] Menu
Clicking the [Transfer Images] button in the main menu displays the [Transfer Images] menu, allowing you
to select whether to transfer files from a camera or media.
The [Transfer Images] menu has the following components.
No.ItemDescription
[From Camera] buttonDisplays the [Transfer Images (From Camera)] window.
[From Media] buttonDisplays the [Transfer Images (From Media)] window.
[Back] buttonReturns to the main menu.
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● [Transfer Images] Window
The [Transfer Images] window has the following components.
[Transfer Images (From Camera)] window
[Transfer Images (From Media)] window
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No.ItemDescription
Menu barAccesses the functions that can be used in the [Transfer Images] window
(g page 36).
ToolbarThe toolbar contains the following buttons.
You can hide or show the toolbar by selecting [Hide Toolbar] or [Show
Toolbar] from the [View] menu.
Menu
Returns to the main menu.
Browse
Displays the [Browse] window (“[Browse] Window”
Help
Displays the Help information for the [Transfer Images] window.
[From Camera]/[From
Media] tabs
Thumbnail areaDisplays the thumbnails of all images in the camera or media, and the file
Transfer settingsSelects the files to transfer, specifies the keywords to attach, and selects
[Transfer Images]
button
[Refresh] buttonRefreshes the thumbnail images in the thumbnail area.
[Browse] buttonDisplays the [Select Folder] dialog box. Selects the folder or media that
Clicking the [From Camera] tab switches the window to the [Transfer
Images (From Camera)] window.
Clicking the [From Media] tab switches the window to the [Transfer
Images (From Media)] window.
name below each thumbnail.
the destination to transfer files
Transfers the selected files according to the transfer settings.
contains the files you want to transfer.
(g page 42).
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● [Transfer Images] Window Menu Bar
The table below shows the functions accessible from the menu bar of the [Transfer Images] window.
*1:These functions are available only for the Plus version.
2
: These functions are available only for postcard and album printing.
*
3
: This function is not available for postcards and calendars.
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● Printer Settings
To display the [Printer Settings] dialog box, select [Printer Settings] from the [File] menu or click [Settings] on
the toolbar in any print window.
Tip
The Macintosh version shows the Page Setup dialog box.
Follow the procedure below to configure printer settings.
1
From the [Printer] pull-down list, select the printer to be used for printing.
2
Click the [Properties] button to make detailed settings on the selected printer.
Tips
• For details about the printer settings, refer to the instructions provided with the printer.
• If you are using a printer that supports border-free printing, set the border-free printing to ON in the printer settings
of your printer to use this function.
3 From the [Paper] pull-down list, select the paper size.
If you want to make the margins equal, check the [Margin Equivalent]
4
checkbox.
If this box is not checked, the image is printed to fill the printable area.
If this box is checked, the margins at left and right and at top and bottom are made the same.
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Click the [OK] button.
5
The Printer Settings are complete.
● Automatic Compensation Settings
Using Exif Print (Exif 2.2) or PRINT Image Matching, you can print with automatic image compensation.
When you shoot with a digital camera that supports the Exif Print function, extra data such as information about
the scene is recorded with the image. Using this extra data allows you to compensate the print image for the
best results.
With a combination of a digital camera and printer that both support the PRINT Image Matching function, you
can easily print using the PRINT Image Matching function. PRINT Image Matching is a new technology that
connects the digital camera and printer. A digital camera equipped with this function includes printer
commands together with the image files, allowing the digital camera to determine the ideal color settings for
printing.
To perform automatic compensation, follow the procedure below.
Tips
• You can select [PRINT Image Matching] only for a printer that supports it. Further, depending on the printer, carrying out
automatic correction may require you to make detailed settings, such as changing the paper type.
• The automatic compensation can be applied only to the photo, index, and contact sheet printing.
• You cannot apply automatic compensation to the edited images in each print window.
For Windows
1 In any print window, select [Printer Settings] from the [File] menu, or click
[Settings] on the toolbar.
The [Printer Settings] dialog box appears.
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To apply automatic corrections, check the [Automatic Compensation]
2
checkbox.
Tip
If your printer does not support this function, this option is disabled.
3 Select [ExifPrint] or [PRINT Image Matching].
4
Click the [OK] button.
For Macintosh
1
Click the [Print] button.
The [Print] dialog box appears.
Select [OLYMPUS Master] in the pop-up menu.
2
The options for automatic compensation are displayed.
To apply automatic corrections, check the [Automatic Compensation]
3
checkbox.
Tip
If your printer does not support this function, this option is disabled.
4 Select [ExifPrint] or [PRINT Image Matching].
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● Photo Printing
To print an image using the Photo Printing feature, follow the procedure below.
1
Do one of the following to display the [Photo Print] window.
• From the [Tools] menu, select [Print] and click [Photo].
• Click the [Photo] button in the print menu.
• In the [Browse] window, click [Print] on the toolbar, and then click [Photo].
The [Photo Print] window appears.
If you open the [Photo Print] window from a window other than the print window, the thumbnails in the
selected date or folder are displayed in the thumbnail area.
2
If you do not find the image you want to print in the thumbnail area, click the
tree display button.
The thumbnail area slides to the right and the tree display area appears, in which you can select from the
calendar or folder tree.
3
Select a calendar or folder that contains the images you want to print.
The thumbnails of the files in the selected calendar or folder are displayed in the thumbnail area.
In the print setting panel, set the following options.
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No.ItemDescription
LayoutSelects a desired layout. The selected layout is displayed in the preview
display area.
SizeCheck this checkbox to resize the image placed in the preview display
area.
Select the unit (mm or inch) by clicking the [▼] button.
You can specify the size in 0.1 mm or 0.01 inch increments by clicking
the [▲] or [▼] button.
If you are using a layout with a single image, you can set the size from
10 mm or 1 inch to as large as the frame size.
If you are using a layout with two or more images, you can set the size
as large as the frame size and until a certain margin is left between the
images.
Check the [Maintain Aspect Ratio] checkbox to resize the image
maintaining the original aspect ratio.
Fit to FrameCheck this checkbox to resize the image to fill the frame in the preview
display area. To use border-free printing, select this option and set the
border-free printing function to ON in the printer settings of your
printer.
Print DateCheck this checkbox to print the shooting date (date or date and time) in
the lower right corner of the print. Click [Date] or [Date & Time] to
select whether to print only the date or both date and time.
Click an image in the thumbnail area and click the [Add] button. Alternatively,
5
drag an image from the thumbnail area onto the layout.
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Repeat step 5 to fill the layout with the images you want to print.
6
Tips
• To rotate an image, select the image you want to rotate in the preview display area, and click [Rotate] on the
toolbar, then select [Clockwise 90º], [Counterclockwise 90º], or [180º]. Alternatively, click [Rotate] from the
[Edit] menu, and then select [Clockwise 90º], [Counterclockwise 90º], or [180º].
• To edit an image, select the image you want to edit in the preview display area, and click [Edit] on the toolbar to
open the [Image Edit] window
• To delete an image from the layout, select the image you want to delete, and click the [Remove] button.
• To delete a layout page, select the page you want to delete, then click the [Remove] button.
• To change the number of pages shown in the preview display area, drag the preview layout slider. You can select 1,
2, or 4 pages.
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7 Set the number of copies to print.
Tip
If you are using a Macintosh, you do not need to set the number of copies here.
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Click the [Print] button.
Printing starts.
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Advanced Operations
Checking File Information (Properties)
● Viewing File Information (Properties)
Each file contains important information about the file such as camera maker and model, and shooting
information. This information can be used by the software to perform various tasks such as optimizing print
quality.
You can view this information in the properties area of the [Browse] window.
Tip
You cannot display the properties area when the image display area is in the calendar view
To view the information about files, follow the procedure below.
1
In the [Browse] window, select the file for which you want to display the
information.
2
From the [View] menu, select [Show Properties]. Alternatively, click
[Properties] on the toolbar.
The properties area appears in the area marked with an asterisk in the illustration below, and displays
the information about the selected file.
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g page 55).
Tips
• If you click a thumbnail in the image display area, the properties area displays the information about the file you
clicked.
• The [Histogram] shows the pixel distribution and pixel values.
• If you click the [Close] button in the properties area, or [Properties] on the toolbar again, the properties area hides
and the image display area restores the original size.
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If you select an image file, you can switch between the [General] and [Exif] information by clicking the
corresponding tab in the properties area.
Example of [General] tabExample of [Exif] tab
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The properties of image files includes the following items.
[General] tab[Exif] tab
Hardware Information File NameImage title
Model NameImage input equipment manufacturer
Camera IDImage input equipment model
Lens InformationOrientation of image
Shooting InformationFocal LengthImage resolution in width direction
Focal Length (35 mm
conversion)
ShutterFile change date and time
F.No.Y and C positioning
Exposure
Compensation
FlashF number
White balanceExposure program
SaturationISO speed rating
ContrastExif version
SharpnessDate and time of original data generation
Color SpaceDate and time of digital data generation
Shooting ModeMeaning of each component
Metering ModeImage compression mode
ISO SensitivityExposure bias
Focus ModeMaximum lens aperture
MacroMetering Mode
DriveLight source
Image InformationFormatFlash
Image SizeLens focal length
Color DepthManufacturer notes
File SizeUser comments
File LocationSupported Flashpix Version
Date Updated Color space information
Shooting DateValid image width
CommentsValid image height
Image resolution in height direction
Unit of X and Y resolution
Exif IFD Pointer
Exposure time
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[General] tab[Exif] tab
KeywordInteroperability tag
Interoperability identification
Interoperability version
File source
Scene type
Custom image processing
Exposure mode
White balance
Digital zoom ratio
Scene capture type
Gain control
Contrast
Saturation
Sharpness
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Example of properties of movie filesExample of properties of sound files
Tip
You can change the shooting date of the image files in Exif- JPEG or Exif-TIFF format, and QuickTime or MPEG4 movies
(g pages 92 and 93).
Example of properties of print work files
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● Changing the Shooting Date
If an image file is in Exif-JPEG, Exif-TIFF or RAW format, or a movie is a QuickTime or MPEG4 movie, you
can change the shooting date.
For example, if you forgot to set the shooting date when you captured the image, or the battery has become
exhausted and the date is reset, you can modify the shooting date of an image at a later time. This is also useful
when you want to modify the time differences.
To change the shooting date of a file, follow the procedure below.
1
In the [Browse] window, select the image or movie to change the shooting
date.
From the [Edit] menu, select [Edit Shooting Date]. Alternatively, click the
2
[Shooting Date] button on the [General] tab in the properties area.
The [Edit Shooting Date] dialog box appears.
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Set the new date and time.
• To change the date, click the [▼] button to display the calendar. Select the month by clicking or
, then select the desired date.
• To change the time, click the hour, minute, or second in the edit box, then click the [▲] or [▼] button
to set to the desired time.
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Click the [OK] button.
The shooting date and time is changed.
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● Changing the Shooting Date of Multiple Files in a Single Operation
You can change the shooting date of two or more image files in a single operation.
You can also change the shooting time of selected files by modifying the time differences.
To change the shooting date and time of selected files in a single operation, follow the procedure below.
1
In the [Browse] window, select the image or movie files to change the
shooting date.
From the [Edit] menu, select [Edit Shooting Date All].
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The [Edit Shooting Date All] dialog box appears.
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To change the date and time, click [Specify Date and Time], and set the new
date and time.
• To change the date, click the [▼] button to display the calendar. Select the month by clicking or
, then select the desired date.
• To change the time, click the hour, minute, or second in the edit box, then click the [▲] or [▼] button
to set to the desired time.
4
To correct the differences in time, click [Adjust Time Differences], then click
the [▼] button to set the time differences.
Tip
You can set the time differences from –24 to +24, in 1 hour increments.
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Click the [OK] button.
5
The shooting date and time is changed.
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● Playing Back Linked Sound
You can play back the sound linked to image files.
When an image has linked sound, the sound icon appears in the upper right corner of the thumbnail image
(marked with an asterisk in the illustration below).
To play back the linked sound, follow the procedure below.
• Select an image file, and click the sound icon on the thumbnail image.
• Select an image file, select [Linked Sound] from the [File] menu, and click [Play].
To stop the playback, click the sound icon again, or press the Esc key on the keyboard.
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● Recording Linked Sound
The linked sound function associates a sound file with an image, allowing you to record a memo in audio.
You can record the linked sound in the [Linked Sound] dialog box.
The maximum recording time is 60 seconds, and the sound file is created in Wave (*.wav) format.
Tip
To record linked sound, your computer must be equipped with a microphone, speaker and sound card. For details, refer to the
operating instructions provided with your computer.
The [Linked Sound] dialog box has the following components.
No.ItemDescription
[Play] buttonPlays the linked sound.
[Stop] buttonStops the playback or recording.
[Record] buttonRecords the linked sound.
Recording time
indicator
Indicates the recording time of the linked sound.
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To record the linked sound, follow the procedure below.
In the [Browse] window, select the file to link a sound file.
1
2
From the [File] menu, select [Linked Sound], and click the [Record] button.
The [Linked Sound] dialog box appears.
Click the [Record] button, and input sound through the microphone.
3
Click the [Stop] button to stop recording.
4
Tips
• To check the recorded sound, click the [Play] button.
• To rerecord the sound, click the [Record] button and input sound through the microphone. The sound file will be
overwritten.
5 Click the [OK] button.
The recorded sound is saved and the sound icon appears in the upper right corner of the thumbnail.
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● Deleting Linked Sound
You can delete the sound linked to an image file.
Follow the procedure below to delete the linked sound.
1
In the [Browse] window, select the file with a linked sound you want to delete.
From the [File] menu, select [Linked Sound], and click [Delete].
2
The sound linked to the image file is deleted, and the linked sound icon disappears from the thumbnail.
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● Reconnecting to the Missing File
You can reconnect a file to the missing file.
When the linked file is missing, some of the functions, such as assigning keywords and attaching linked sound,
cannot be used.
Follow the procedure below to reconnect a file to the missing file.
Reconnecting by Double-clicking the Missing File
In the thumbnail area of the browse window, double-click the missing file.
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The [Missing File] dialog box appears.
Tip
If you want to delete the missing file from the OLYMPUS Master database, click [Delete]. When the [Confirm
Registration Deletion] dialog box appears, click the [OK] button.
2
If the linked file is located in an external media and you have not changed the
location, insert the media to the drive, and then click the [Retry] button.
The file is reconnected to the missing file.
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If you have changed the location of the linked file, insert the media to the drive
3
if necessary, and then click the [Refer] button.
The [Reconnect Missing Files] dialog box appears.
4 Click the [Refer] button, select the file to reconnect to the missing file in the
[Select Folder] dialog box, and then click the [OK] button.
5
Go back to the [Reconnect Missing Files] dialog box, and click the
[Reconnect] button.
The selected file is reconnected to the missing file.
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