Olympus Zoom230, Infinity Zoom 230 Instructions Manual

INSTRUCTIONS

Infinity

Table of contents

Description of controls
Before you begin

Loading the batteries
Checking the batteries
Adjusting the viewfinder

Attaching t he strap
Loading the film
Unloading the film

Simple point & shoot photography

How to take pictures
Auto flash photography

(1)Taking pictures in low light
(2)Taking backlit subjects

Advanced shooting techniques

Focus lock

Remote control
Super macro photography
Spot mode

Auto-zoom mode
Continuous m o d e
Selftimer
AUTO-S flash photography
Flash OFF
FILL-IN flash

Nig ht scene flash photography
How to use the filters (optional)
How t o use the sof t case (optional)
Care and storage
Questions and answers

Specifications

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Thank you for purchasing the OLYMPUS Infinity Zoom 230. Please read t hi s instruction manual carefully before us ing

the camera. This camera w il l not operate unless the batteries are loaded a nd t h e power switch is set ON. Before taking
important pictures, it is recommended that you shoot a roll of film just to familiarize yourself with the camera's

features.

Symbols used i n t h i s manual

Correct

Incorrect

Operation

Order

Operation order

Automatic operation

Attention

Operation sound

Lamp on

La mp blinking

Press lightly

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Description of controls

Viewfinder
Super macro button

Zoom buttons

Shutter release button

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Autofocus windows

Steady gri p

Lens

Dioptric correction lever

Pow er switch

LC D panel

Flash reflector

Strap eyel et

Selftimer indicator

Light sensor

Lens barrier

Subject button

Flash mode button

Film window

Back cover

Tripod socket

Viewfinder

Back cover release

Battery compartment cover

Remote control u n it

Rewind button

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Viewfinder display

LCD panel

(flash) indicator (orange)

"AF" indicator (green)

Close-up

correction ma rks

Autofocus frame

Flash mode

Flash mode selection

Exposure counter

Auto-zoom

Continuous mode

Selftimer

Battery check

Spot mode

Super macro

Remote control

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Before you

begin...

Remove battery cover on the side

of the grip.

*Before replacing the batteries, set the

power sw itch OFF.

Insert tw o 3V lithium batteries as

shown and replace th e cover.
Use Panasonic CR123A, Duracell

DL123A, or equivalent.

*Do not mix different types of batteries or

new and old batteries at the same time.

*Remove batteries if you do not plan to use

the camera for an extended period of time
(more th a n a year).

Loading the

batteries

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Checking the

batteries

Turn power O N by sliding the power

switch as shown.

The battery check indicator will be

displayed for 12 seconds.

When is displayed, batteries are

OK.

If flashes, batteries are low, have

spares handy.

If is displayed continuously,

batteries shou ld be replaced
immediately.
*When the battery power is low, the

flash will take longer to recharge.

*To turn OFF, slide the power switch

again.

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Adjusting the
viewfinder

A dioptric correction lever on the
viewfinder eyepiece allows you to
adjust the clarity of the viewfinder

image. This is especially helpful for

photographers who wear eyeglasses.

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Attaching the

strap

Stopper

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Green m ark for super macro photography (see P.30)

Open t h e ba ck cover by sliding the
back cover release toward the to p of
the camera.

Loading the film

This camera is designed to
use DX-coded 35mm film.
DX coding, used by virtually

all major film manufacturers,

allows the camera to identify
an d set th e f i lm speed
automatically. If DX-coded
film is unavailable, use ISO

100 film.

Insert the film cartridge into the

camera. Al way s avoid direct sunlight

when loading the film.

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Make sure the film lies

flat.

Align the film leader w it h the red

film loading indicator.

Unless the film leader m atches the
film loading indicator, the film may

not be loaded.

*D o not touch the lens inside the body

wi th your fingers or the film leader.

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Close t h e back cover. The film

automatically advances to the first

frame.

Set the power switch ON to make

sure that the exposure counter shows
"1".

If fi lm is improperly loaded, the LCD

panel will display a blinking "E". In

this case, open the back cover, and

realign the film leader.

Use the window in the camera back to

check type of film loaded.

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Unloading the
film

The camera automatically rewinds

the film when you reach the end of a

roll. The exposure counter on the LCD

panel counts down as the film is

rewinding.

*The final reading of the exposure counter

before rewinding may be more than the
number of exposures specified for the film.

If you w ant to re win d the fil m before

the end of the roll, press the rewind

button with the ti p of a ballpoint pen.
Do not use any device w i th a sharp
tip.

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Once the fi lm has been rewound, a
blinking "E" will be displayed on the
LCD panel. Further operations are not
possible until the rewound film
cartridge is removed.

Open the back cover, and remove

the film cartridge from the camera.

Avoid direct sunlight when removing

the film.

"Rewinding completed" indicator

When the power

switch is OFF,

there will be no
indication on the

LCD panel.

When the power

switch is ON

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When the power switch is ON,
the LCD panel lights.
The LCD panel goes out after 4 to
5 minutes to minimize battery
drain. A fter 4 hours the power is
automatically turned OFF. To
resume operation, set the power
switch OFF and then ON again.

How to take

pictures

Set t he power switch ON.

* When the camera is not in use,

always set the power switch OFF so

that the shutter cannot be activated

accidentally.

While looking through the
viewfinder, aim the camera at you r
subject.

Simple point &

shoot

photography

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Use the zoom buttons to adjust the

size of your subject in the frame.

(telephoto or wide-angle)

The shutter release cannot be operated

while zooming.

Press the "T" (Telephoto) button to

zoom in. (The maximum focal length

in the "T" position is 90mm.)

Press t he "W" ( W ide-angle) button to

zoom o ut . (The minimum focal length

in th e "W" position is 38mm).

Hold the camera correctly.

It is particularly important to hold the

camera steady wh en shooting at a

longer focal length; use both hands for

maximum stability.

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*Keep your fingers and the strap away

from the lens, flash, autofocus

windows and light sensor.

Position yo ur subject within the

autofocus frame in the viewfinder.
With the composition shown on the

right, the background will be in focus

as t he autofocus frame do es not c ov er

the subject. In this case, use the focus

lock to keep the subject in focus. (Refer

to page 24.)

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Press the shutter release button

halfway to focus.

When correct focus has been

achieved, the "AF" indicator (green)
will light up in the viewfinder.

If the "AF" indicator is blinking,

correct focus has not been achieved. If
this occurs, let go of the shutter release

button. Mak e sure your subject is
within the autofocus frame in the

viewfinder a n d press the shutter release

button halfway again.

The entire subject should normally be
positioned within the picture frame,
however, the actual available image

area w i l l become smaller as you get

nearer to the subject. At 0.6m (2ft),
the subject should be positioned

within the close-up correction marks.

Picture frame at

(infinity)

Close-up correction marks

Picure frame at 0.6m (2ft.)

Picture frame

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If the subject is nearer than 0.6m (2ft),

the "AF" indicator (green) will blink

and the shutter will not release.

However, the shutter ma y sometimes

be released erroneously when the

subject is extremely close t o t h e

camera.

Shooting range: from 0.6m (2ft) to
(infinity).

At 0.4m (1.3ft) you can take pictures

with super macro mode.

(Refer to p ag e 30 . )

When correct focus has been

achieved (the "AF" indicator has lit

up) , press th e s hu t t er release but to n

fully (gently, to minimize camera

shake).

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Super macro
mode

Auto flash

photography

(1)Taking pictures

in low light

When the flash mode is set to
AUTO or AUTO-S, the flash
will fire automatically in low

light conditions.

A s soon as the shutter is released,

the film will automatically advance to

the next frame. The LCD exposure
counter shows the n e x t frame number.

Confirm flash charge by pressing the

shutter release button halfway. The

indicator (orange) will light up in the
viewfinder when the flash is charged.

Compose your shot and press the

shutter release button. The flash will

fire automatically.

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The shutter release cannot be operated while

the flash is

charging

.

It takes

about

0.2—3.5

seconds after the film

is advanced to recharge the flash (at normal

temperatures with new batteries).

NOTE: To significantly reduce red-eye
phenomenon, use the AUTO-S flash mode

(P.40).

From 0.6m(2ft) to l.6m(5.2ft), the
flash strength is controlled
automatically as shown. This soft flash

mechanism prevents pictures from

being overexposed.

Soft flash:

Overexposed (with conventional
flash).

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Properly exposed (with soft fl ash). Flash working range:

Color negative fi lm offers the widest
exposure latitude, compensating for
over and underexposure more readily
than other films. The flash working
range shown below is optimal for color
negative film. Actual flash working
rang e for other film type may vary.

ISO

100
200
400

WIDE (38mm)

0.6m—4.3m(2ft—14.1ft)

0.6m—6.1m(2ft—20ft)

0.6m—8.6m(2ft—28.2ft)

TELE (90mm)

0.6m—2.7m(2ft—8.9ft)

0.6m—3.8m(2ft—12.5ft)

0.6m—5.4m(2ft—17.7ft)

ISO

100
200

400

WIDE (38mm)

0.6m—3.5m(2ft—11.5ft)

0.6m—4.9m(2ft—16.1ft)

0.6m—7m(2ft—23ft)

TELE (90mm)

0.6m—2.2m(2ft—7.2ft)

0.6m—3.1m(2ft—10.2ft)

0.6m—4.4m(2ft—14.4ft)

In continuous mo de

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Auto flash

photography

(2)Taking backlit

subjects

When the flash mode is set to

AUTO or AUTO-S, t he flash
will fire automatically in

backlit situations.

Confirm flash charge by pressing the

shutter release button halfway. The

indicator (orange) will light up in the

viewfinder when the flash is charged.
*If the backlit subject is very small or

is not in the center of the v iew finder,

the flash may not fire automatically.

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When the main subject is not in the

autofocus frame, use the focus lock.

Otherwise the camera wil l focus on the

background and the subject w il l not be
in focus.

Advanced
shooting
techniques

Focus lock

Using the focus lock, your

subject will be in focus even if

it is not in the center o f the

picture.

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Position your subject in the
autofocus frame and press the shutter
release button halfway. The "AF"
indicator (green) will light up i n the
viewfinder and t he focus will be
locked.

*When focus is locked, exposure

settings are also locked (A E lock).

Recompose your picture while
keeping the shutter release button
pressed halfway.
*I f you remove your finger from the

shutter release button, the "AF"

indicator (green) will disappear and

the focus lock will be canceled.

Press t he shutter release button

fully to take the picture.

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Remote control

Use the remote control unit to

take pictures when operating

at a distance f r o m the camera.

Using a coin, turn the screw t o

remove the remote control un it from

the bottom of the camera.

When the remote control un it has been

removed from the camera, blinks

on the LCD panel.

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The camera should be set firmly in

position ( wi th a tripod fo r example).
While looking through the viewfinder,

aim the camera at the subject.

Wi th the remote control u ni t in

your hand, position yourself in front
of the camera and press the release

button on the unit's side.

*The remote control unit functions at

distances up to 5m (16.4ft) from the
camera within an arc of about 30°

(3.5m (11.5ft) to the right or left of

the center of the frame).

Outside of this range use the

selftimer.

*Strong backlighting through the

viewfinder may interfere with remote

control operation.

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Remote control unit

Release button

The remote control can be set to

release the shutter either

l or 3
seconds after the release button is
pressed.

Press t he release button. The
selftimer indicator wi ll blink rapidly
until the shutter is released.

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After using the remote control unit,

replace it and lock it in place with a

coin.

NOTE:

•

The remote control u nit w il l operate
for approximately 18 minutes after
removing it from the camera. Outside
of this period t he remote control unit

cannot be operated. To resume

operation, replace and then remove

the remote control unit.

•

Although all operating modes can be

used in conjunction with t he remote

control u ni t , continuous-frame
advance is l i mi t ed to tw o frames.

•

T he battery of the remote control

lasts approx. eight years.

In case of battery drain, contact

your local distributors.

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Press t he super macro button.

The lens will automatically extend to

telephoto and will be displayed on
the LCD panel.
*In this mode, the flash always fires

regardless o f available light, though
the flash mode indicator is set to
AUTO.

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Super macro
photography

Super macro photography is
possible at a distance of 0.4m

(1.3ft).

Note: Without performing
any

special operations,

macro
photography is possible at
any focal length up to a

distance of 0.6m (2ft).

Pull the camera strap t o adjust th e

stopper to the strap eyelet.

Stopper

Measure the distance of 0.4m

(1.3ft)

with the green m a r k on the strap.

*0utside of 0.4m ( 1 .3ft) the shutter

will release, eve n though correct
focus has not been achieved.

*I n t hi s mode, t he "AF" indicator

(green) will not light up in the

viewfinder.

At 0.4m (1.3ft), position your subject

within the area outlined by the close-

u p correction marks.

The shaded are a is t he area that will

actually be taken.

*In this mode, none of the flash or subject

modes can be used.

*After releasing the shutter, the super macro

mode w i l l be automatically canceled.

*To return to the normal shooting mode

before releasing the shutter, press the super

macro button or the zoom button.

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Close-up correction fr am e

Green mark

Stopper

Spot mode

When there is strong backlight, your

subject wi l l appear too dark.

By using the spot mode, your subject
will be properly exposed.

Use the spot mode when you

want to limit light metering to

a particular area of the

composition. In this mode,

your subject will be properly

exposed without being

affected by backlight.

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Press the SUBJECT button until

"SPOT" is displayed on the LCD
panel.

When correct focus has been achieved,
the "AF" indicator (green) will light u p
in the viewfinder. The exposure and the
focus wi l l be locked in t he a ut ofocus
frame.

Position you r subject in the
autofocus frame in the center o f the
viewfinder and press t h e shutter release
button halfway.

Autofocus frame

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While keeping the shutter release

button pressed halfway, change t he

position of your subject in the

viewfinder to achieve the desired
composition.

Press the shutter r e lease button

fully to take the picture.

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Press the SUBJECT button until

is displayed on the LCD panel.

Press the shutter release button.

The lens w i l l automatically zoom and

after the appropriate subject size has

been achieved the shutter wi l l be

released.

Auto-zoom
mode

Use auto-zoom mode to

maintain a constant hea d and
shoulders subject size within
the frame, even though the
distance to the subject may
vary.

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Auto-zoom mode working range: from

1.3m (4.3ft) to 3.lm (10.2ft).

*Outside t h e range as shown, auto-

zoom ma y no t operate.

*Even in the auto-zoom mode, i t is

possible to use the zoom b ut to ns .

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Press the SUBJECT button until

"C" is displayed on the LCD panel.

The camera will shoot repeatedly

as long as the shutter release button

pressed.

If the subject gets closer than 0.6m
(2 ft ) the shutter will automatically
stop.

Continuous
mode

U se continuous mode to

shoot a continuous series of
pictures at approx. 1 frame
per 1.7 seconds.

(1 frame per approx. 2.5
seconds when the flash is
fired.)

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Selftimer

Set the camera firmly in position.

Press the SUBJECT button until
is displayed on the LCD panel.

Press t h e shutter release button

halfway to focus.

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When correct focus has been achieved,

the "AF" indicator (green) will light up

in the viewfinder.
*In case your subject is not in the

center o f the viewfinder, use the

focus lock. (Refer to page 24.)

Press the shutter release button

fully to start the selftimer. The shutter

w il l be released 12 seconds later.

The selftimer indicator on the front of

the camera will light up for the first 10

seconds, the n blink rapidly for 2

seconds until the shutter is released.

*During selftimer operation, the focus

and exposure will be locked when
the shutter release button is pressed.

*To cancel the selftimer after it has

been activated, press the SUBJECT

button or set the power switch OFF.

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Selftimer indicator lights
for the first 10 sec.

Selftimer
indicator

then blinks

for 2

sec.

AUTO-S flash

photography

AUTO-S flash significantly

reduces "red-eye"

phenomenon (when a
subject's eyes appear red) in

flash portraits and group

photos. Red-eye phenomenon

is m ost likely to occur in very

low light, and at longer focal

lengths (telephoto).

Press the FLASH button to set the

mode to AUTO-S.

Compose y our shot a n d press t h e

shutter release button. The flash will

emit a rapid series of low power pre­flashes, followed directly by the main

flash.

*Hold the camera firmly while

pressing the shutter release button.

*AUTO-S mode will not be canceled

when power is switched OFF.

To cancel AUTO-S mode, press the
FLASH button.

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*In the super macro mode, AUTO-S

mode will be canceled and t h e flash
mode will be reset to AUTO.

Press the FLASH button to s e t the

flash mode to OFF.

Flash OFF

Use this mode for

photography utilizing

available light, in situations
where flash photography is

prohibited or when you don't

want the flash to fire, such as

for a night scene.

AUTO-S flash mode working range:

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ISO

100

ISO

200
ISO

400

WIDE(38mm)

0.6—4.3m
(2—14.1ft)

0.6—6.1m
(2—20ft)

0.6—8.6m
(2—28.2ft)

TELE(90mm)

0.6—2.7m
(2—8.9ft)

0.6—3.8m
(2—12.5ft)

0.6—5.4m
(2—17.7ft)

*In low light conditions, the necessary

shutter speed m a y be very slow ( u p

to 2 seconds) to attain proper

exposure. To prevent blurred pictures

resulting from camera shake, the

camera should be set firmly in

position (with a tripod fo r example).

In this mode, t he flash always fires

regardless of available light. Use this

mode for daylight shooting in backlit

conditions to compensate for

backlighting which may make the
subject appear too dark.

FILL-IN flash

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By using the FILL-IN mode, t he

subject will be properly lit by the

flash.

Press t h e FLASH button to set the
flash mode to FILL-IN.

Night scene flash
photography

Use the night scene flash to

capture dimly lit
backgrounds, such as th e sky

at dusk, while properly
lighting the foreground with
flash.

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Press t he FLASH button to set the

flash mode to

*In the night scene flash mode the

necessary shutter speed ma y be ve r y sl ow

( u p to 2 seconds) to attain proper

exposure. To prevent blurred pictures

resulting from camera shake, the camera
should be set firmly in position (with a
tripod for example).

In the flash AUTO mode, only the

main subject will be properly exposed.

By using the night scene flash mode,
both t he subject in th e foreground and

the night scene in t h e b ac kg ro un d w i l l

be properly exposed.

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When the Softon is used.

Olympus offers the following optional

filters.
(Filter diameter: 35.5mm)

(1 ) Skylight

Prevents a blue ton e in color

photographs taken on fair weather

days and provides an overall more

natural color tone.

(2) Softon

Use this for portraits; i t softens the

image for more "moody" pictures.

(3 ) Sunny Cross

The photograph will have rays of light

around bright objects.

Special-effects can be

obtained by using the

optional Olympus filter and

filter adaptor.

How to use the

filters

(optional)

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When the Sunny Cross is used.

Filter adaptor (optional)

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How to use the

soft case

(optional)

Mak e s u r e t o set t h e power switch

OFF before the camera is inserted into

the cas e.

The camera's neck strap can be used

to carry the camera after the camera is
properly inserted into the soft case.

The soft case can also be carried on
a belt using the belt loop on the back
of the case.

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Care and storage

Never disassemble th e camera; it

contains a high-voltage circuit.

Do not use thinner, benzine or

organic solvents to clean the camera.

Do not to uch the DX read-off
contacts. Do not disassemble or
expose batteries to excessive heat.

Do not rotate the camera once i t is
mounted on a tripod. Use the tripod
swivel to vary direction. Do not open

the back cover w hile i t is mounted on

a tripod.

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Do not expose the camera to

extreme heat (over 40°C/104°F), s uch

as inside a car during the hot summer

weather, or to extreme cold (below —

100C/14°F).

Do not leave the camera near

magnetic fields, like on top of a TV

set, or radio.

In c as e o f malfunction, take the
camera to your nearest Olympus

dealer or service center.

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Questions and answers

Q: What kind of batteries should I use?

A: Use two 3V lithium batteries (DL123A or C R123A). Do not

mi x new and old batteries at the same time. Change t he m both
at the same time.

Q: How long will th e battery last?

A: If you use 24-exposure rolls of film and expose h al f of all

you r pictures wit h flash, two new 3V lithium batteries
(DL123A/CR123A) will allow you to take 30 or more rolls of

film. If you do not use flash and zoom so often, the batteries

will last much longer.

Q: The camera does not operate. What should I do?

A: (1)Make sure the power switch is O N. (2)Make sure there are

batteries in the camera, an d that they are inserted correctly.
(Refer to page 6.) (3)If the film has been rewound, the camera

w il l not operate u n t i l the back cover is opened. (4)While the

flash is being charged, the shutter wi ll not release. (5)If the

distance range to the subject is less than 0.6m in normal

shooting mode, the shutter will not release.

Q: The camera does not focus correctly. What should I do?

A: In the fol lowing situations, the camera's autofocus

mechanism may not function properly. Compose your picture
by focusing on a different subject which is in the same range

as yo ur subject. (Refer to page 24.)

Objects that reflect too much light Black objects
Pictures taken through a glass window or wire screening

Pictures in c l ud i n g flames or smoke When the sun is

included in the picture

Q: The flash does n ot fire.

A: (1 )Make sure the flash mode is not set to OFF mode.

(2)When the flash is fired too often continuously, flash

charging will take longer, and the flash may not fire. Wait

until

the

indicator lights up in the viewfinder.

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Q: The camera fails to operate in cold w eather. Wha t can I

do?

A: Generally, low temperatures will reduce the battery

performance temporarily. Try to keep the camera war m before
using them.

Q: The remote control does not operate.

A: Due to the noise produced by specific types of fluorescent

lighting (fluorescent lights without glow lamp), it may not be
possible to use t he remote control unit. In such cases, use the

selftimer.

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Specifications

Type: Full-automatic 35mm autofocus lens-shutter camera with

built-in 38—90 mm zoom lens.

Film format: 35mm standard DX coded film (24 × 36mm)
Lens: Olympus lens 38 — 90mm F4.5—7.2, 7 elements in 7

groups.

Shutter: Programmed electronic shutter.
Viewfinder: Kepler type zoom-finder (with autofocus frame,

close-up correction marks, autofocus indicator and flash

indicator).
Dioptric correction possible (–2—+1 diop.).

Focusing: Active type autofocus system, focus lock possible.

Focusing range: 0.6m (2ft) — (infinity).

0.4m (1.3ft) (in super macro mode).

Exposure control: Programmed aut om a ti c exposure control.

Center-weighted average light metering, switchable t o sp ot

metering.

Auto exposure range:
Wide-angle: EV 3.3 (F4.5, 2 sec.) to E V1 6 (F11, 1/500 sec.)
Telephoto: EV4.7 (F7.2, 2 sec.) to EV17 (F16, 1/500 sec.).

Exposure counter: Progressive type with automatic reset,

displayed o n LCD panel.

Selftimer: Electronic selftimer with 12 sec. delay.
Film speed range: Automatic setting with DX coded film ISO

50 — 3200 (color negative film). Actual setting points at
ISO 5 0 , 100, 200, 400, 800, 1600, 3200.

F or non-DX coded film, film speed is set to ISO 100.

Film loading: Automatic loading (automatically advances to

first frame when camera back is closed).

Film advance: Automatic film winding.
Film rewind: Automatic film rewind (automatic rewind

activation at end of film, automatic rewind stop). Rewind
possible at any point with rewind button.

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Flash: Built-in flash.

Recycling time: approx 0.2—3.5 sec. (at normal
temperature with new batteries).
Flash working range (ISO 100 color negative film):
Wide-angle: 0.6m—4.3m (2ft—14.1ft),

Telephoto: 0.6m—2.7m (2ft—8.9ft)

Flash working range (ISO 4 00 color negative film):
Wide-angle: 0.6m—8.6m (2ft—28.2ft),
Telephoto: 0.6m—5.4m (2ft—17.7ft)

Flash modes:

AUTO (Automatic flash activation in low light and
backlight)
AUTO-S (Red-eye reducing, in low light and backlight)

OFF (No flash)

FILL-IN (Forced activation)

(For night scene, automatic flash activation in low light.)

Battery check: Displayed on LCD panel
Power source: Two 3V lithium batteries (DL123A/CR123A)
Dimensions: 137(W) × 72(H) × 61(D)mm

Weight: 385g (13.6oz) (without batteries).
Remote control: Wireless remote control unit with 1-second and

3-second delay time.

*Specifications and design are subject to change without notice.

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OLYMPUS OPTICAL CO., LTD.

San-Ei Building, 22-2, Ni sh i Shinjuku 1-chome, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo, Japan. Tel. [phone]

OLYMPUS CORPORATION

Crossways Park, Woodbury, New Yor k 11797-2087, U.S A. Tel . [phone]

OLYMPUS OPTICAL CO. (EUROPA) GMBH

Postfach 104908, Wendenstrasse 14-16, 2000 Hamburg 1, Germany. Tel. [phone]

OLYMPUS OPTICAL CO. (UK) LT D.

2-8 Honduras Street, London EC1Y OTX, England. Tel. [phone]

OLYMPUS

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