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Olympus IS-1 manuale d’uso

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Un buon manuale d’uso

Le regole impongono al rivenditore l'obbligo di fornire all'acquirente, insieme alle merci, il manuale d’uso Olympus IS-1. La mancanza del manuale d’uso o le informazioni errate fornite al consumatore sono la base di una denuncia in caso di inosservanza del dispositivo con il contratto. Secondo la legge, l’inclusione del manuale d’uso in una forma diversa da quella cartacea è permessa, che viene spesso utilizzato recentemente, includendo una forma grafica o elettronica Olympus IS-1 o video didattici per gli utenti. La condizione è il suo carattere leggibile e comprensibile.

Che cosa è il manuale d’uso?

La parola deriva dal latino "instructio", cioè organizzare. Così, il manuale d’uso Olympus IS-1 descrive le fasi del procedimento. Lo scopo del manuale d’uso è istruire, facilitare lo avviamento, l'uso di attrezzature o l’esecuzione di determinate azioni. Il manuale è una raccolta di informazioni sull'oggetto/servizio, un suggerimento.

Purtroppo, pochi utenti prendono il tempo di leggere il manuale d’uso, e un buono manuale non solo permette di conoscere una serie di funzionalità aggiuntive del dispositivo acquistato, ma anche evitare la maggioranza dei guasti.

Quindi cosa dovrebbe contenere il manuale perfetto?

Innanzitutto, il manuale d’uso Olympus IS-1 dovrebbe contenere:
- informazioni sui dati tecnici del dispositivo Olympus IS-1
- nome del fabbricante e anno di fabbricazione Olympus IS-1
- istruzioni per l'uso, la regolazione e la manutenzione delle attrezzature Olympus IS-1
- segnaletica di sicurezza e certificati che confermano la conformità con le norme pertinenti

Perché non leggiamo i manuali d’uso?

Generalmente questo è dovuto alla mancanza di tempo e certezza per quanto riguarda la funzionalità specifica delle attrezzature acquistate. Purtroppo, la connessione e l’avvio Olympus IS-1 non sono sufficienti. Questo manuale contiene una serie di linee guida per funzionalità specifiche, la sicurezza, metodi di manutenzione (anche i mezzi che dovrebbero essere usati), eventuali difetti Olympus IS-1 e modi per risolvere i problemi più comuni durante l'uso. Infine, il manuale contiene le coordinate del servizio Olympus in assenza dell'efficacia delle soluzioni proposte. Attualmente, i manuali d’uso sotto forma di animazioni interessanti e video didattici che sono migliori che la brochure suscitano un interesse considerevole. Questo tipo di manuale permette all'utente di visualizzare tutto il video didattico senza saltare le specifiche e complicate descrizioni tecniche Olympus IS-1, come nel caso della versione cartacea.

Perché leggere il manuale d’uso?

Prima di tutto, contiene la risposta sulla struttura, le possibilità del dispositivo Olympus IS-1, l'uso di vari accessori ed una serie di informazioni per sfruttare totalmente tutte le caratteristiche e servizi.

Dopo l'acquisto di successo di attrezzature/dispositivo, prendere un momento per familiarizzare con tutte le parti del manuale d'uso Olympus IS-1. Attualmente, sono preparati con cura e tradotti per essere comprensibili non solo per gli utenti, ma per svolgere la loro funzione di base di informazioni e di aiuto.

Sommario del manuale d’uso

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    INSTRUCTIONS[...]

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    Viewfinder Indicators Spot frame Autofocus frame Autofocus Power focus Shutter speed Aperture setting Exposure compensation / Manual exposure Spot metering Mode button SUBJECT MACRO FLASH REWIND DRIVE Do no t u se any device with a sharp tip. Flash — 1 —[...]

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    Description of controls (1 ) Hot shoe cover Shift bu tton Shutter release button AF illuminator Power switch Selftimer b utt on Flash switch Zoom buttons Strap attaching stud — 2 —[...]

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    Table of contents Description of controls (1) ................... 2 Before you begin ................................. 5 Loading the batteries ............................ 5 Loading the film ................................... 7 Unloading the film .............................. 10 Reset operation ..................................... 12 Simple poin[...]

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    Thank yo u for purchasing th e OLYMPUS IS-1. Pl ease read this instruction manual ca re fu ll y before using the ca m era. We also recommend that y ou shoot at least on e roll of film just to familiarize yourself with th e camera's features. Symbols used in this manual Correct Incorrect Operation Order of operation Automatic operation Attentio[...]

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    Loading t he batteries * B e sure the power switch i s OF F. *Turn t he lock screw on t h e b o t to m of cam er a counter clockwise to open th e ba tt er y cover. NO TE : If the batteries are re pl ayced while the power switch is ON, th e camera may not resume sta nd ar d sh oo ti ng mode. In such a case, perform the reset operation (see p . 12). [...]

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    *Switch power ON. *Press t h e m ode button and th e + / – button simultaneously to check th e remaining battery power. *Nothing ap p ears if bat t e ries ar e OK. However flashes, batteries are l o w, have spares at hand. If i s displayed continuously, batteries should be replaced immediately. NOTE: After checking the batteries the c a me r a is[...]

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    Loading the film This came ra is designed to use DX -coded 3 5 mm film. D X coding, used by virtually a l l major film manufacturers, allows t he camera to identify an d s et th e film s p ee d automatically, (refer to p g. 60 ) * Open t he back cover by sliding t he back cover release. NOTE: Avoid direct light when loading t h e film. — 7 —[...]

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    *Insert t he film cartridge. Do not touch th e shutter curtain with your finger o r the film leader when loading. * Align t h e film leader with the film loading indicator. NOTE: Ad ju s t th e l e ng t h o f th e film l e ader before loading, so that i t matches the film loading indicator. Make sure th e film leader t i p is no t bent and the film[...]

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    * Close t h e back cover. — U s e the window on the camera back to check the ty pe of film loaded. —The film will a dvance automatically and t h e exposure counter on the L CD panel will display th e number " 1 " indicating th e first picture on the ro ll when th e p owe r switch is turned O N. — If th e film is improperly loaded, t[...]

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    *The camera automatically rewinds t h e film when yo u reach t he end of t h e roll. The fin al reading on the exposure counter before rewinding may b e more than the number of exposures specified f o r t h e film. Note: If yo u want to re wind the film before th e en d of the roll, open th e mo d e c over a n d press t he REWIND button. Unloading [...]

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    is displayed on the LCD panel while th e film i s rewinding. *Open t he back cover, an d remove t h e film cartridge from the camera. WARNING: D o not touch the shutter curtain inside the camera while removing th e film cartridge NOTE: If t h e po w er is t u r n e d OF F wh i le r e w in d i ng , operations will stop. How ever, rewi nd mo de is no[...]

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    Reset operation If you forget which mode y ou are in , t h e camera can be reset to automatically resume standard shooting mode. Standard shooting mode: Exposure m ode : Program auto (P) Drive mode: Single (S) Light metering mode: ES P Flash mode: AUTO or AUTO-S Exposure co m pensation: ± 0 Focusing: A F *Press t h e MODE button an d + / – butto[...]

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    Ho w to take pictures *Press part A to remove t he lens cap. *Set power switch ON. —The lens will automatically adjust for wide angle shooting and standard shooting mode will be displayed on t h e LCD panel. — 13 — Simple point & shoot photography[...]

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    *W hi le looking through th e viewfinder, ai m t he camera at t h e subject. * Us e the zoom (T/W) button to adjust the size of your subject in the fr a m e (T elephoto or W i d e angle). —Press the " T " (Telephoto) on the zoom b u t to n to zoom in. (The m aximum focal length in th e "T " position is 1 3 5 mm.) —P res s t [...]

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    autofocus frame *Position your subject within t h e autofocus frame i n the center of the viewfinder. *Press the shutter release button halfway to focus. — W h e n correct focus h as been a c hi e ve d , the auto- focus indicator will light-up i n th e viewfinder. — I f the autofocus indicator i s blinking, correct focus ha s not been achieved.[...]

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    *When correct focus has been achieved (autofocus indicator has l it up), press t h e shutter release button fully. As soon as th e shutter is released, the film will automatically advance to t he next frame. *Switch t h e p ow er OFF wh e n t h e c am er a i s not in use. —When the power is switched OFF, t h e lens will automatically retract. —[...]

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    — 17 — Shooting range: From 1.2 m (3.9 ft) to is from 0.6 m (2.0 ft) to In Macro mode the shooting range 0 m (0 ft) 1. 2 m (3.9 ft) 0 m (0 ft) 0.6 m (2.0 ft) Normal shooting Macro shooting When shooting in extremely dim light, the AF illuminator on th e front of the camera will emit a beam of infrared light to measure th e distance to the subje[...]

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    Hold th e camera correctly and be careful not to block the AF illuminator or flash with the ca me ra strap or your fingers. Holding th e camera NOTE: The longer the focal length, t h e greater the potential for th e effects of camera shake. T o avo id movement make sure you are holding th e camera properly with both hands. — 18 —[...]

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    Auto flash photography Fo r shooting i n dim ly lit or strongly backlit locations. *When the in the viewfinder blinks, slide t h e flash switch to activate the flash. — Fl a sh will pop up AUTO w ill light on t he LC D panel. — 19 —[...]

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    Focal length ISO 100 ISO 200 ISO 400 35 mm 0.6—4.6 m (2.0—15.1 f t ) 0.6 — 6.5 m (2.0—21.3 ft ) 0. 6 — 9.2 m (2.0—30.2 ft ) 135 mm 0.6 — 5 m (2.0— 16.4 ft) 0.6 — 7.1 m (2.0—23.3 f t) 0.6—10 m (2.0—32.8 ft ) — will light in th e viewfinder when the .flash is charged. — S h u t t e r speed w i ll be a u t omatically set at[...]

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    Focus lock U s e focus lock when yo u want to po sition your subject outside t h e au to focus frame located i n t h e center of th e viewfinder. *Position your subject i n the autofocus frame an d press the shutter release button halfway. —When c o r r e c t f o cu s ha s be en a ch ie ve d, t he autofocus indicator will light-up i n t he viewfi[...]

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    Selftimer * S e t t he c am e r a firmly in position. A tripod i s recommended. * Press the SELF button to activate selftimer mode. * Position your subject in the autofocus frame and press t h e shutter release button halfway to focus. —When th e correct focus has been achieved, t he autofocus indicator will light-up i n th e viewfinder. — will[...]

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    * Press t h e shutter release button fully to start th e selftimer. Th e shutter will be released 1 2 seconds later. * To cancel th e selftimer during operation, press t h e SELF button. NOTE: To p revent light from ent er ing th e viewfinder, do no t re mo ve your e ye from th e viewfinder until th e selftimer has been activated. Th e viewfinder i[...]

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    Spot metering Us e spot metering when you want to limit light metering to a particular area of th e composition. Spot m etering is useful when lighting is uneven, or when there is strong backlight or sidelight. spot frame *Position t h e subject f o r spot metering within th e spot frame in th e center of t h e viewfinder. *Press t h e SPOT button.[...]

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    * While keeping the shutter release button pressed halfway, change t h e position of your subject in t h e viewfinder to achieve t h e desired composition. *Press t h e shutter release button fully t o take the picture. *T o cancel spot metering during operation, press t h e S PO T button again. NOTE: Spot m etering i s possible i n either P , A or[...]

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    *Open t h e m o de cover a nd press t h e MACRO b u t t o n to select Telephoto m acro (100 m m ) or Wide macro (4 0 mm ) angle f o r your macro shot. *Press t h e shutter release button halfway to focus. *Press t h e shutter release button fully t o take th e picture. NOTE: Zooming is n ot possible wh ile in M acro mode. I f t h e zoom button i s [...]

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    — A "W" wi ll be displayed o n th e LCD panel next to the if a wide angle ( 4 0 m m ) macro is selected. — T h e camera will automatically adjust the lens to telephoto (100 m m ) f o r telephoto macro. NOTE: Tele macro is good f o r shooting small subjects, e.g. flowers, on a large scale. — T h e camera will automatically adjust the[...]

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    Continuous mode Us e Continuous mode to shoot a continuous series of pictures. *Ope n t h e mo d e cover a n d press t h e DR I V E button until " C " is displayed on t h e LCD panel. *Press t h e shutter release button fully t o take a continuous se ri es o f p ictures. —The camera will automatically adjust for focus an d exposure if t[...]

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    Double exposure mo de Use Double exposure mo d e to combine two images on a single frame. *O p en the mode cover a n d press t h e DR I V E button until "D.EXP." is displayed on th e LC D panel. *Compose your subject in t he viewfinder and press th e shutter release button fully to take the first e xposure. — " D . EXP." o n t[...]

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    "Compose your subject in th e viewfinder and press t h e s h ut t er release button fully to take th e second exposure. * T o cancel "D.EXP." mode during operation, press t h e drive button ag ai n o r perform the reset operation (see p. 12). NOTE: Even if yo u t u r n t he ca me ra po we r O FF after the first exposure, "D .E X[...]

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    Portrait zoom mode Use this mode to take portrait shots even though th e distance between t he subject and t h e camera changes. Exposure f o r this mode i s programmed for portraits. *Open th e mode cover a n d press t h e SUBJECT button until i s displayed on t he LC D panel. *Position your subject in the autofocus frame and press t h e shutter r[...]

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    —The zoom lens will automatically adjust for portrait-size picture composition and the "autofo- cus indicator" will light-up in the viewfinder. *Press t h e shutter release button fully. NOTE: When using portrait zoom mode together with "C " (Continuous) mode, portrait composition will only be maintained for the first frame. ?[...]

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    — 33 — Changing th e zoom ratio o f portrait p h otography Since portrait zo om mode operates within a specific range, you can alter t he composition of your shot by pressing t h e zoom button. B y moving further from the subject, f or example, yo u ca n tak e bust shots, o r fu l l shots rather than portraits. ( S ee chart.) Shooting range: LC[...]

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    Use this mode fo r night time shooting. *Open t h e mode cover a n d p ress th e SUBJECT button until i s displayed on th e LC D panel. *Press t h e shutter release button halfway to focus. *Press t h e shutter release button fully to take t h e picture. NOT E: In Night scene mode, t h e shutter speed ma y be very slow t o a t t a i n proper exposu[...]

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    Slow-synchro fill-in flash U se this mode to capture your subject and a dimly l it background, such a s t h e sk y at dusk, while properly lighting the foreground with flash. *Open th e mode cover a n d pres s t h e SUBJECT button until is displayed on th e LCD panel. *Slide t h e flash switch to activate t h e flash. —Flash will pop up. *Press t[...]

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    Zoom memory mode Use Zoom m e m or y mode to program th e zoom lens to adjust t o th e mo s t fr equently used focal length. Zoom me m ory mode c an also be programmed fo r M ACR O photography. * O pen th e m o de cover a nd press t h e SUBJECT button until i s displayed on t h e LCD panel. *B y pressing the zoom button, s e t t he lens at th e des[...]

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    *Press t h e Z . MEMO button to memorize t he desired zoom po sition or desired Macro mode. *Press th e Z. ME MO button to activate t h e now memorized zoom position. —The lens will automatically adjust to the memo- rized focal length or memorized Macro mode. — wi l l blink on the LC D panel for 2. 5 seconds, then disappear. NOTE: Memorized zoo[...]

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    Auto-S flash photography Auto-S flash significantly reduces "red-eye" phenomenon (when a subject's eyes appear red ) i n flash portraits and group photos. R ed-eye phenomenon is most likely t o occur in very low light, and at longer focal lengths (telephoto). *Slide t h e flash switch to activate the flash. —Flash will p o p u p . [...]

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    *Compose your shot and press th e shutter release bu t t o n fu l l y. — The flash wil l emit a rapid series of pre-flashes before the mai n flash fires (refer to p. 61 ). *Hold t h e camera firmly while pressing t he shutter release b u t t o n . NOTE: A uto-S mo de will not b e cancelled wh e n power is switched OFF or by reset operation. T o c[...]

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    Fill-in flash In this mode, t h e flash always fires regardless of available light. Use this mode f o r daylight shooting with backlit conditions to compensate f o r backlighting. *Check t o make sure that th e exposure m od e is se t on P (Program) as indicated by t h e LC D panel. NOTE: Fill-in flash will no t operate while in Night scene m od e [...]

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    *Ope n t h e m od e cover a n d press th e FLASH bu t to n u n t i l F I L L - I N i s displayed on th e LCD panel. *Press t h e shutter release button halfway t o focus. *Press t h e shutter release button fully to take t h e picture. NOTE: The shutter speed will be s et for 1/100 second. — 41 —[...]

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    Exposure mode s w i t c h i n g *While continuously pressing the exposure MODE button, pressing t he s h i ft b utton repeatedly changes t he exposure m ode in the following or de r. P: Program auto (ESP metering) A: Aperture-preferred auto (Center- weighted average metering) M: Manual exposure (Center weighted average metering) — 42 — Special [...]

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    Aperture-preferred auto mode Us e this mode to manually adjust t he aperture setting. Light metering will be based on center-weighted average. *While pressing t h e exposure MODE button, press t h e shift button to s e t A (Aperture - pref err ed auto) mode *Press t h e shift button to adjust the aperture. —The sh ut t er speed display w il l dis[...]

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    Manual exposure mode Light metering will be based on a center-weighted average of t h e entire frame. *While pressing t h e exposure MODE b u t to n , press t h e shift button t o s e t M (M anual exposure) mode. *Press t h e s h i f t button to adjust the aperture. Press [ > ] to open the aperture Press [ < ] to close t h e aperture — 44 ?[...]

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    Pre ss [ > ] f o r a slower shutter speed Press [ < ] f o r a faster shutter speed *While pressing + / – button, press the shift button t o se t the shutter speed. — T h e e x p os u r e level will b e displayed on th e LCD panel and in the viewfinder. — LCD panel displays indicate th e following: + (Blinking): Overexposure + Slight ove[...]

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    Exposure compensation Th e exposure compensation levels can b e set u p to ±4EV with 1/3EV steps, (refer to p . 60 ) NOTE: During manual exposure, expo sur e compensa- tion cannot be perfo r med. — While pressing th e + / – button, th e frame number display changes to compensation le ve l display. An exposure compensation indicator will l ight[...]

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    Power Focus photography U se this mode to continue shooting without changing the focus or when the focusing i s difficult. NOTE: AF fu n ction wil l be canceled. Focus is locked even when yo u rem ove your finger from the shutter release button. — The PF will blink o n the LCD panel and in the viewfinder. *Position your subject in t he autofocus [...]

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    To create shots with a special movement effect. Zoom exposure *Open t h e mode cover a n d press t h e SUBJECT button to se t Night scene mode. *Press t h e Zoom b utton to s e t the focal length. NOTE: I t is easiest to se t zoom at either 3 5 m m or 1 3 5 mm before taking the picture. Simultaneous us e of the flash also creates an interesting eff[...]

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    * Press t h e shutter re l e as e button halfway to focus * Press e i th e r T (Telephoto) or W (Wi de angle) on t h e zoom b u tt o n while pressing th e shutter release button halfway. T: Zooming in telephoto direction W: Zooming in w i d e-angle direction — The lens will not move until the shutter is fully pressed. *While pressing t he Zoo m b[...]

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    Manual flash operation Use this mo de f or manual exposure while using a flash. Fo r manual exposure photography, the flash becomes GN15 (ISO 100.m)/GN50 (ISO 100.ft) full emission. flash-popup *Slide t h e flash switch to activate t h e flash. — T h e flash wil l po p up. *Set t h e camera o n M (Manual) mode. *While pressing t h e + / – butto[...]

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    Distance ISO 100 ISO 200 ISO 400 1.2—1.5 m (3.9—4.9 ft) Fll F16 F22 1. 5 — 2 m (4.9—6.6 ft) F8 Fll F16 2 — 2.5 m (6.6—8.2 ft) F6.7 F9.5 F13 2.5 — 3.2 m (8.2—10.5 f t ) F5.6 F8 Fll 3.2—4 m (10.5—13.1 ft ) F4.5 F5.6 F8 [>]: to open th e aperture [<]: t o close t h e aperture *Set t h e desired aperture level according to th [...]

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    H ow t o take better pictures — 52 —[...]

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    Effects of zoom and its advantages A zoom is a lens with a focal length that changes wh en part of lens moves. In t h e case o f t h e I S - 1 , any focal length between 3 5 mm and 1 3 5 mm ca n be selected. 3 5 mm Wide Because th e peripheral angle of view is wid e and the depth of field is greater, sharp photographs wit h clea r perspective and c[...]

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    *The five pictures below are samples taken by a photographer using the zoom lens. No tice the dim ensions of the subject a s th e camera zooms in. T he three pictures o n the right were taken without chang- ing t he subject's size. Notice how the background a nd foreground tend to blur at increased focal lengths. * B e sure to hold the camera [...]

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    Autofocus (AF) The Autofocus (AF) mechanism automatically adjusts focu s b y measuring the d istance-to-subject. Focusing i s accomplished b y a T T L (through-the- le ns ) phase-difference detection system. More simply, an AF sensor catches t h e l ight reflected of f of the subject, calculates t h e distance, an d activates the lens to focus. T h[...]

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    Subjects that are difficult t o focus Although the IS-1 c a n focus on almost any subject, there are certain conditions, such as those shown in th e illustrations, where it may not be possible to obtain correct focus. In su ch c a se s , th e autofocus indicator in th e viewfinder will blink to warn you. When th e au to foc us indicator b li nk s, [...]

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    Exposure Automatic exposure mode Exposure refers to t h e amount of the light which strikes th e film and is contr ol led by a combina- tion of aperture size and shutter speed. The correct amount of the light, or correct exposure, is controlled according to the film speed (indicated on t he film package, s u ch as ISO 1 0 0 or ISO 200). Automatic e[...]

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    Program chart (p o rtrait mode) Th e chart shown below is a program chart f o r portrait m ode. The shutter speed will automatically adjust up to 172000 second wi t h t he aperture fully opened. As the brightness increases from there, th e aperture will begin to ad j u s t. The reasoning behind this i s that with a larger (more open) aperture, the [...]

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    Measuring t he amount o f light Light metering Light metering refers to measuring the brightness of certain parts of a pic tur e. The IS -1 employs three meterings: ( 1 ) E S P ligh t metering, ( 2 ) center- weighted average light metering, and ( 3 ) spot metering. According to your photographic purpose, th e IS-1 allows you t o select that which i[...]

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    Exposure compensation and film speed Fixed pr ope r exposure Proper exposure refers to the balance of light and dark in a photo. W hen shooting a black an d w hi te wall, t h e exposure will be based on t h e average ratio of black an d w h ite—thus the overall exposure is set f o r gre y. This is technically called "fixed proper exposure&qu[...]

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    Flash *Flash s tr en gt h Th e flash o n the IS-1 uses a new exposure control system. This flash system combines advantages o f both "flashmatic", employed in compact cameras and "auto flash" whi ch is e m ployed i n SLRs. Flashmatic emit s full - strength f lash while the c a me r a automatically adjusts the aperture level f o [...]

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    Di r ec t flash Multi flash Normal slow-synchro (Curtain-1 synchro) Bounce (with simultaneous us e of b u ilt-in flash) Follow-synchro (Curtain-2 synchro) — 62 —[...]

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    Macro photography *W id e macro When you t ry to take a picture o f someone sitting right next to you, t h e camera ma y no t b e able to focus p r o pe rl y. In this case, m acro m od e (wide) comes in handy. Wide macro allows you to take close u p pictures on a wide angle setting (a s clo se as 60 c m (2.0 f t ) a t 40 m m focal length). At th e [...]

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    How t o attach the strap 1 . Insert the attaching portion of the strap into th e guide hole as shown i n t h e illustration. 2 . While pressing t he t op of th e attaching portion of the strap, connect t h e strap to th e camera. — 64 —[...]

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    3. Adjust the length of th e strap as desired. — 65 —[...]

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    Electronic flash G4 0 IS/L LENS A- 2 8 H . Q . CONVERTER 0 . 8 x IS/L LENS A - MACRO H.Q. CONVERTER f=40cm IS/L LENS A-200 H.Q. CONVERTER 1 . 5 × Accessories (optional) — 66 —[...]

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    S o f t case A Carrying case A Variable dioptric adapter A –2~–4 0~–2 +2~0 — 67 —[...]

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    Troubleshooting Battery power *B a tt er y life w i l l l a st for abo ut 2 5 ro l l s (24-exposure, half with flash). Le ss flash and z o o mi n g use s less b attery power. We recommend that y ou use Panasonic CR 1 2 3 A or Duracell 123A. Do n o t m i x different types of batteries or ne w and ol d batteries together. The camera does no t work *M[...]

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    Th e shutter wi ll not release. *The c a m e r a m a y n o t b e i n focus. Check for t he "autofocus indicator" in the viewfinder. *The shutter wi ll no t release i f a rewound film cartridge is s till inside t he camera. Remove t h e cartridge. Flash does n ot emit. *I f th e mark h a s disappeared fr o m th e viewfinder, press t h e sh[...]

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    Care a n d Storage *U se the camera within t he recommended operat- ing temperature rang e o f — 10°C ( 1 4 °F ) — + 40°C ( 104°F). *Do n ot expose t he camera t o rapidly changing temperature o r humidity. *Do n o t expose t h e camera to extreme heat or strong magnetic fields. *D o not apply excess force to t h e camera or its controls. *[...]

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    Specifications Type: Full - automatic 3 5 mm auto focus single lens reflex camera with built-in 3 5 —135 mm Zoom len s Film Format: 35 mm standard D X coded film (24 mm x 36 mm) tens: Olympus lens (filter available, filter diameter of 49 mm) 3 5 — 1 3 5 mm F4.5—F5.6, 1 6 elements in 1 5 groups with extraordinary dispersion glass Shutter: Elec[...]

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    Selftimer: Electronic selftimer with 1 2 sec. delay Flash: Built-in I VP (I n telligent V ariable Po we r ) fl a sh system w ith dual em itting tubes. Manual activating system, recycling ti m e of about 3.5 sec. ( at normal temperature), Light emission ISO 100•m o f GN20/ISO 100•ft o f GN66 (at automatic), ISO 100•m of GN15/ISO 100•ft o f G[...]

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    Exposure mode but to n Exposure c om pensation (+/-) b ut t on L CD panel Mode cover Battery cover Tripod socket Viewfinder PF (Power Focus) button Strap attaching portion Spot button Zoom memory button Film w indow Back cover release — 73 — Description of controls (2)[...]

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    LCD panel Program auto exposure Aperture-preferred auto exposure Manual exposure Double exposure Portrait zoom Shutter speed Aperture setting Po we r focus Exposure counter / exposure compensation level Exposure compensation indicator Single-frame advance Continuous - frame a d vance ESP metering Spot m e t e r i n g Selftimer Auto flash Auto-S fla[...]

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