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System Requirements
• OLYMPUS Studio has the following system requirements.
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registered trademarks of their respective owners.
Macintosh
OSMac OS 9.1 - 9.2.2, Mac OS X 10.1.3 - 10.3
(IEEE1394 (FireWire)/USB1.1/USB2.0 interface)
CPUPower PC G3 500MHz or higher
RAM192 MB or more for applications (Mac OS X: 256 MB or more)
Hard disk capacity 100 MB or more (for installation)
ConnectorIEEE1394 (FireWire) port (IEEE1394 (FireWire) interface)
USB port (USB interface)
Compatible only with standard-equipped ports
Monitor1024 × 768 dots or higher, 32,000 colors or more (1,677
million colors recommended), multi monitor compatible
Windows
OSWindows Me/2000/XP (IEEE1394 interface)
Windows 98SE/Me/2000/XP (USB1.1 interface)
Windows 2000/XP (USB2.0 interface)
BrowserInternet Explorer 6 Service Pack 1 or later
CPUPentium III 500MHz or higher
RAM128 MB or more (256 MB or more recommended)
Hard disk capacity 100 MB or more (for installation)
ConnectorIEEE1394 port (IEEE1394 interface)
USB port (USB interface)
Monitor1024 × 768 dots or higher, 65,536 colors or more (1,677
million colors recommended), multi monitor compatible
Quick Reference
OLYMPUS Studio OverviewP.12
This section describes the functions and features of OLYMPUS Studio.
OLYMPUS Studio WorkflowP.14
This section provides a visual overview of how to use OLYMPUS Studio.
OLYMPUS Studio WindowsP.18
This section provides an introduction to the browse window, image edit
window, and camera control window, and briefly describes how these
windows are used together.
Starting OLYMPUS StudioP.24
This section describes how to start OLYMPUS Studio.
Browse WindowP.33
This section describes how to view and sort images in the three display modes
and how to use Light Box Mode and other functions in the browse window.
Image Edit WindowP.136
This section describes how to use the RAW Development Settings, Resize,
Distortion Correction, Rotate/Flip, Brightness & Contrast, and other image
edit window functions.
Camera Control WindowP.201
This section describes how to shoot images from a computer, how to change
shooting settings and apply those settings to the camera, and other camera
control window functions.
Update FirmwareP.249
This section describes how to update OLYMPUS E-System firmware.
OLYMPUS Studio PreferencesP.253
This section describes how to configure the operating environment for use in
all windows, including how to select the file type displayed, set the interval at
which images are displayed in the slide show, set up multi monitor viewing,
and customize sorting checkmarks.
AppendicesP.273
This section includes a list of menus, a glossary, an index, and technical
support information.
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How to use this manual
This indicates a menu bar operation.
The dialog boxes and windows displayed
in this manual are based upon the
Macintosh version of this software. These
displays and the names of button may
differ in the Windows version.
Where the displays greatly differ between
the two versions, both displays are used.
These tables are
used to describe
the various
information for
settings in each
dialog box.
This indicates a button in a dialog box.
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How to use this manual
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This indicates an item in a dialog box.
This is the title of
the section within
a chapter.
This is the title of
the chapter.
This indicates reference pages
describing details or associated
information.
This symbol indicates important information on
factors which may lead to errors or operational
problems. It also warns of operations that should
be absolutely avoided.
This symbol indicates useful functions and information
that will help you get the most out of your software.
This sample page is only for your reference. It may differ from the explanation in the actual
page.
z Using Help
You can display help information with either of the following operations.
• Click the [?] button (Macintosh) or [Help] button (Windows) on a dialog box.
• Select [OLYMPUS Studio Help] from the [Help] menu on a window.
OLYMPUS Studio is a software developed to support the workflow of professional
photographers that use Olympus digital cameras.
The following describes the special features of OLYMPUS Studio.
Using OLYMPUS Studio to operate the camera
OLYMPUS Studio comes with PC Master mode and Camera Master mode, which
OLYMPUS Studio Overview
enable you to select whether to shoot images and configure the camera settings
from your computer or the camera. In both modes, images are saved directly to the
computer.
For more information, refer to “Camera Control Window” P.201.
Using OLYMPUS Studio to transfer and view images
You can use OLYMPUS Studio to transfer and view shot images. By connecting
the camera to the computer with a connection cable, you can transfer images from
the camera. You can also use a card reader or other device to transfer images from
the camera's memory card.
For more information, refer to “Transferring images” P.34.
Using OLYMPUS Studio to select images
OLYMPUS Studio provides display modes and functions to help you select the
desired images by sorting and refining the large number of images.
OLYMPUS Studio contains very useful image selection functions, such as sorting
checkmarks to help refine your selection, an image comparison area to provide a
detailed comparison of images, and collection areas used to divide images.
For more information, refer to “Browse Window” P.33.
Using OLYMPUS Studio to edit images
OLYMPUS Studio provides various functions and tools for image editing.
OLYMPUS Studio editing functions include RAW Development Settings and HighSpeed RAW development, which are used to process RAW data, an image
processing palette, which is used to resize and crop images and adjust the
brightness, color balance, and sharpness, and Batch Processing, which enables
you to edit several images at the same time.
You can also use OLYMPUS Studio to register Photoshop or other software as a
registered application and then open this software directly in OLYMPUS Studio and
use it to edit images.
For more information, refer to “Image Edit Window” P.136.
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OLYMPUS Studio Overview
Using OLYMPUS Studio to manage, print, and send
images by E-mail
OLYMPUS Studio enables you to manage transferred and edited images by sorting
them into folders. OLYMPUS Studio can also be used to create new folders, move
images, and rename several file names at the same time.
You can use OLYMPUS Studio to print images with photo printing, index printing,
and contact sheet printing.
You can also use OLYMPUS Studio to attach images to outgoing E-mail.
For more information, refer to “Using folders and files” P.94,
“Printing an image” P.114,
“Sending an image by E-mail” P.131.
Using OLYMPUS Studio to update firmware
By connecting the camera to the computer, you can update the firmware for the
OLYMPUS E-System body, lens, and flash (if applicable) using an internet access
connection.
For more information, refer to “Update Firmware” P.249.
Customizing OLYMPUS Studio
OLYMPUS Studio can be used to configure the shared operating environment for
use with all windows in OLYMPUS Studio. You can customize OLYMPUS Studio
and, for example, select the desired color and design for the sorting checkmarks.
For more information, refer to “OLYMPUS Studio Preferences” P.253.
OLYMPUS Studio Overview
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OLYMPUS Studio Workflow
There are various possible workflows when using OLYMPUS Studio. OLYMPUS
Studio offers strong support for digital work when shooting images with a digital
camera. In terms of shooting images, for example, you can connect the camera to
the computer and shoot an image by pressing the shutter button on the camera, or
you can shoot an image by clicking a button on the computer screen. In both cases,
the image is transferred directly to the computer. There are also several methods
you can use to filter through the hundreds of images you take to choose the best
few. You can use selection functions to efficiently sort, compare, and divide up a
thousand images at a time.
OLYMPUS Studio Workflow
Camera Settings
Change the
camera settings
in the OLYMPUS
Studio camera
control window
Shooting/Transferring Images
Connect the camera to the computer with a
connection cable, and transfer the images
to the computer
Use a card reader or other device to
transfer the images from the media to the
computer
Press the shutter
button on the camera
to shoot an image
Use the computer to control the
camera and shoot images
Images are
saved directly to
the computer
Viewing/
Selecting
Images
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Images are saved directly to the computer
• Connect the camera to the computer with a
USB or IEEE1394 (FireWire) cable.
• Transfer the images to the computer.
OLYMPUS Studio Workflow
Viewing/Selecting Images
Display the transferred images in the browse window. Select
images as needed. Various display modes and useful functions
can be used to select the images.
You can also go directly to image editing without selecting
images.
z Sort the images with sorting checkmarks
You can add sorting checkmarks to the images to display only
those images with the same sorting checkmark.
Adding a red
sorting checkmark
z Compare the images in the image comparison area
Change the display mode to Light Box Mode and compare
several images side-by-side in the image comparison area.
Only those images
with a red sorting
checkmark are
displayed
OLYMPUS Studio Workflow
Image
Editing
z Divide the images into collection areas
The images can be divided into collection areas A and B.
Place the image into
collection area A
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OLYMPUS Studio Workflow
OLYMPUS Studio Workflow
Editing Images with OLYMPUS Studio
Edit the image in the image edit window.
Use any of the 16 editing
functions.
• RAW data can be
processed using RAW
Development Settings.
• Batch Processing can be
used to edit several images
at the same time.
• You can save edited
settings in a separate file
and then manage and apply
those settings as needed.
Saving/
Printing
Images
Select
another
image
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You can launch a
registered
application in the
browse window.
You can launch Photoshop or another
registered application in the image edit
window.
You can also make a setting so that once
an image is saved, it is opened with a
registered application.
Editing Images with a Registered Application
By registering Photoshop or another image editing
software application as a registered application,
you can launch and edit with that application in
OLYMPUS Studio.
OLYMPUS Studio Workflow
Saving/Printing Images
Saving
• Create a new folder to manage the
images.
Selecting Images
After image editing, data
can be further selected if
needed.
• Sort the images with
sorting checkmarks.
• Compare the images in
the image comparison
area.
• Divide the images into
collection areas.
Browse
window
A selected image can be moved
to and saved in a new folder.
• Rename all file names at the same time.
Serial numbers can be added to the file
names for easier organization.
• The file format can be converted at the
same time.
Folder
Printing
Select from three types of printing.
Photo printing
Index printing
OLYMPUS Studio Workflow
Contact sheet
printing
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OLYMPUS Studio Windows
OLYMPUS Studio is comprised of three windows: the browse window, image edit
window, and camera control window.
The following provides an overview of the windows and a description of their
functions.
Relationship between the windows
Image Edit Window
OLYMPUS Studio Windows
• Select [Open Image Edit Window]
from the [Edit] menu.
• Click the [Open Image Edit Window]
icon on the toolbar.
Set the PC mode
of the camera to
[STORAGE] and
turn on the power.
Start
OLYMPUS
Studio
Browse Window
• Browse Mode
• View Mode
• Light Box Mode
• Select [Launch
registered application]
from the [Tools] menu.
• Click the [Launch registered
application] icon on the toolbar.
• Check [Open registered
application after saving] in the
[Batch Processing] or [Save As]
dialog box.
• Select [Launch registered
application] from the [Edit]
menu.
• Click the [Launch registered
application] icon on the toolbar.
• Select [Exit] from
the [File] menu.
Registered
application
(Photoshop,
etc.)
Close
OLYMPUS
Studio
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• Select [Open Camera Control
Window] from the [Tools]
menu.
• Click the [Open Camera
Control Window] icon on the
toolbar.
Set the PC mode of the
camera to [CONTROL]
and turn on the power.
• Select [Open Browse Window]
from the [File] menu.
• Double-click an image in the
thumbnail display area.
Camera Control
Window
• Select [Exit] from the
[File] menu.
Browse window
The browse window displays the image files in a folder selected in the folder tree.
This window has three display modes: Browse Mode, View Mode, and Light Box
Mode.
z Browse Mode
You can use this mode to select a folder containing saved images and display
those images in a thumbnail list. This mode is useful in viewing at the same time all
images shot.
You can also add sorting checkmarks to the images, sort the images into groups,
and display just those images with the same sorting checkmark in the thumbnail
display area.
OLYMPUS Studio Windows
The properties area can be displayed to enable you to view the shooting
information and histogram of the image.
With the properties area displayed
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Browse window
z View Mode
You can use this mode to select an image from the thumbnail display area and
zoom in on that image. This mode is useful in viewing individual images.
OLYMPUS Studio Windows
The properties area can be displayed to enable you to view the shooting
information and histogram of the image.
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With the properties area displayed
Browse window
z Light Box Mode
You can use this mode to select several images from the thumbnail display area
and view them side-by-side in the image comparison area. This mode is useful in
comparing and reviewing similar images.
Selected images can be divided and temporarily saved in collection areas A and B,
and these images can later be saved together in separate folders.
OLYMPUS Studio Windows
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Image edit window
The image edit window is used to edit images. This window provides RAW
Development Settings as well as various image editing functions to resize, crop,
and adjust the brightness, color balance, and sharpness of the image. To edit an
image, click an editing item on the image processing bar to display the image
processing palette. The image processing palette can then be used to make editing
operations.
You can also use the Batch Processing function to edit several images at the same
time.
OLYMPUS Studio Windows
Once registered, another image editing application software can be used to edit
images in this window. A registered application can be used in the browse window
as well as in the image edit window.
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Camera control window
In the camera control window, PC Master mode or Camera Master mode is
selected and images are shot.
In PC Master mode, images are shot by clicking the [AF Shooting] and [Shooting]
buttons in this window. Shot images are then saved directly to the computer. The
displayed camera settings can be changed directly in this window.
In Camera Master mode, images are shot and the camera settings are changed
using the camera. Shot images, however, are saved directly to the computer.
OLYMPUS Studio Windows
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Starting OLYMPUS Studio
Connecting the camera and computer
To transfer images from the camera or configure the camera settings from the
computer, the camera must first be connected to the computer with a USB or
IEEE1394 (FireWire) cable. You do not need to connect the camera and the
computer if you only want to browse and edit images already saved in the
computer.
1Select the camera mode.
1 Turn on the camera by turning the power switch on the camera to ON.
2 Press the menu button.
The menu appears on the monitor.
Starting OLYMPUS Studio
3 Press on the arrow pad until [] is selected, and press .
4 Press until [PC MODE] is selected, and press .
5 Press to select [STORAGE] or
[CONTROL].
Set to [STORAGE] if you want to transfer images
from the camera using the browse window.
“Transferring images” P.34
Set to [CONTROL] if you want to use the camera
control window to shoot images or configure camera
settings from the computer, or update firmware.
“Starting and closing the camera control window” P.202
“Update Firmware” P.249
6Press [OK].
The camera mode is now set.
2Turn off the camera by turning the power switch on the camera
to OFF.
3Connect the cable to the USB or IEEE1394 (FireWire) port on the
computer.
Example of connecting a USB cable Example of connecting an IEEE1394
(FireWire) cable
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Connecting the camera and computer
4
Connect the cable to the USB or IEEE1394 (FireWire) interface on
the camera.
Example of connecting a USB cable Example of connecting an IEEE1394
(FireWire) cable
5Turn on the camera by turning the power switch on the camera
to ON.
The computer recognizes the camera.
• Do not add or remove another USB or IEEE 1394 (FireWire) device to or from
the computer when the computer is connected to the camera. Doing so may
Note
Tips
cause a malfunction on the camera or a problem with OLYMPUS Studio.
• You can set OLYMPUS Studio to automatically start when the camera is
connected to the computer and the camera is turned on.
“Automatically starting OLYMPUS Studio” P.30
• For instructions on how to connect the camera and computer or insert the
media to the computer, refer to the operation manual provided with your
camera.
• For information on setting the camera mode, refer to the operation manual
provided with your camera.
Starting OLYMPUS Studio
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Starting OLYMPUS Studio
Start OLYMPUS Studio and either the browse window or camera control window
appears.
z Macintosh
Displaying the browse window
• Open [OLYMPUS Studio] in the folder in which OLYMPUS Studio is installed and
double-click [OLYMPUS Studio].
• Double-click the [OLYMPUS Studio] icon on the desktop.
(Only in Mac OS 9)
Displaying the camera control window
• Open [OLYMPUS Studio] in the folder in which OLYMPUS Studio is installed and
Starting OLYMPUS Studio
double-click [OLYMPUS Studio Camera Control].
• Double-click the [OLYMPUS Studio Camera Control] icon on the desktop. (Only in
Mac OS 9)
z Windows
Displaying the browse window
• From the [Start] menu on the taskbar, select [Programs > OLYMPUS Studio >
OLYMPUS Studio].
• Double-click the [OLYMPUS Studio] icon on the desktop.
Displaying the camera control window
• From the [Start] menu on the taskbar, select [Programs > OLYMPUS Studio >
OLYMPUS Studio Camera Control].
• Double-click the [OLYMPUS Studio Camera Control] icon on the desktop.
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Closing OLYMPUS Studio
Close the browse window or camera control window and OLYMPUS Studio.
z Macintosh
1Select [Exit] from the [File] menu of the browse window or select
[Close Camera Control Window] from the [File] menu of the
camera control window.
The browse window or camera control window closes.
z Windows
1Select [Exit] from the [File] menu of the browse window or
camera control window.
The browse window or camera control window closes.
Closing OLYMPUS Studio in Mac OS X
• Select [Close OLYMPUS Studio] from the [OLYMPUS Studio] menu of either
Note
the browse window or camera control window.
• Select [Close Camera Control Window] from the [File] menu of the camera
control window.
Starting OLYMPUS Studio
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Disconnecting the camera from the
computer
If you operated OLYMPUS Studio with the camera connected to the computer,
disconnect the camera from the computer when you are finished using OLYMPUS
Studio.
1Confirm that the card access lamp on the camera is not flashing.
2Use the Remove Hardware function.
Perform the following depending on your OS.
Macintosh
Drag the [NO_NAME] icon (in Mac OS X) or [untitled] icon (in Mac OS 9) on the
desktop to the Trash.
Before removing the connection cable, be sure that the card access lamp on the
Starting OLYMPUS Studio
camera is not flashing.
Windows Me/2000/XP
Click the Remove Hardware icon displayed on the taskbar at the bottom right of
the computer screen and select the displayed message.
• When you click the Remove Hardware icon, the warning message “Cannot stop
the camera” may appear. If this occurs, confirm that image data is not being
transferred from the camera and then remove the USB cable.
Windows 98 SE
Right-click [Removable Disk] in My Computer and select [Eject].
Before removing the connection cable, be sure that the card access lamp on the
camera is not flashing.
3Remove the USB or IEEE1394 (FireWire) cable from the camera.
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Disconnecting the camera from the computer
4Remove the USB or IEEE1394 (FireWire) cable from the
computer.
5Turn off the camera.
• Be sure to use the Remove Hardware function on the computer before turning
off the camera. If you do not use the Remove Hardware function before turning
Note
off the camera, the image data may become lost.
• When using the Remove Hardware function, the warning message “Cannot
stop the camera” may appear. If this occurs, confirm that image data is not
being transferred from the camera and then remove the USB or IEEE1394
(FireWire) cable.
Starting OLYMPUS Studio
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Automatically starting OLYMPUS Studio
OLYMPUS Studio can be automatically started when the camera is connected to
the computer and the camera is turned on.
The window that appears when OLYMPUS Studio is started varies depending
on the PC mode of the camera mode setting.
• When the PC mode of the camera is set to [STORAGE]:
The browse window and [Transfer Images] dialog box appear.
• When the PC mode of the camera is set to [CONTROL]:
The camera control window appears.
Auto Start of OLYMPUS Studio can be set in the preferences.
“OLYMPUS Studio Preferences” P.253
1Set up Auto Start of OLYMPUS Studio in advance.
Starting OLYMPUS Studio
You can skip this step if Auto Start is already set up.
1 Select [Preferences] from the [Tools] menu of the browse window, image
edit window, or camera control window.
The [Preferences] dialog box appears.
[Preferences] dialog box
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