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Olympus Infinity Zoom 210 - Cover missing User manual
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- Olympus
- Model / document
- Olympus Infinity Zoom 210 - Cover missing
- Document type
- User manual
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- English
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- 48
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- 2.5 MB
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- Film cameras
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Thank you for purchasingthe OLYMPUS lnfinity Zoom 210. Pleaseread this instructionmanual carefully before
using tie cameia.This cimera will not operateunlessthe batteriesare loadedand the power switch is set to ON.
BefJre taking importantpictures,it is recommendedthat you shoot a roll of film just to familiarize yourself with the
camera'sfeatures.
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Operation Order Operation order Automatlc oPeratlon
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Operationsound' LamP on Lamp blinking PresslightlyView original page 2Page 9 · Read text
tlOpen the back cover by sliding the Ellnsert the film cartridgeinto rhe
back cover releasetoward the top of camera.Always avoid direct sunlight
the camera. when loading the film.
Loading the film
This camera is designed to
use DX-coded 35mm film.
DX coding, usedby
virtually all major film
manufacturers,allows the
camera to identify and set
the film speedautomati-
cally. If DX-coded film is
unavailable,use ISO 100
film.
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B Make sure the film lies flat. Glntign the film leaderwith the red * Do not touch the lens inside the
film loading indicator. body with your fingers or the film
Unless the film leadermatchesthe leader.
film loading indicator,the film may
not be loaded.View original page 10Page 12 · Read text
Ettre cameraautomaticallyrewinds If you want to rewind the film before
the film when you reachthe end of a the end of the roll, pressthe rewind
roll. The exposurecounteron the LCD button with the tip of a ballpoint pen.
panel countsdown as the film is Do not use any device with a sharp
rewinding. trp.
Unloading the * Thebeforefinalrewindingreadingol'themaybeexposuremorethancounterthe
numberof exposuresspecifiedlor the film.
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ElOnce the film has beenrewound.a BOpen the back cover, and remove
blinking"8" will be displayedon rhe the film cartridgefrom the camera.
LCD panel. Further operationsare nol Avoid direct sunlightwhen removing
possibleuntil the rewoundfilm the film.
cartridgeis removed.
"Rewinding completed" indicator
When the
power switch
is OFF, there
will be no
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Simple point & [lSet* Whenthethepowercameraswitchis notto inON.use. ElWhileviewfinder,lookingaim thethroughcameratheat Your shoot always set the power switch to OFF subject. photography so that the shuttercannot be activatedaccidentally. How to take pictures When the power switch is ON, the LCD panel lights. The LCD panel goes out after 4 to 5 minutesto minimize batterY drain. The lens will then zoom to the wide-angle position. After 4 hoursthe power is automaticallY tumed to OFF. To resume operation, set the power switch to OFF and then to ON again.View original page 14
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BUse the zoom button to adjust the Pressthe "T" (Telephoro) on the Pressthe "W" (Wide-angle)on the
size of your subjectin the frame. zoom button to zoom in. (The zoom button to zoom out. (the
(telephotoor wide-angle) maximum focal length in the "T" minimum focal length in the "W"
The shutterreleasecannot be operated positionis 76mm.) positionis 38mm).
while zoomins.
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* Keep your fingers and the straP Hold the cameracorrectly.
It is particularlyimportantto hold the away from the lens and flash.
steadywhen shootingat a
longerfocal length; use both hands
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ElPositionyour subjecrwithin the Gt Pressthe shutterreleasebutton If the autofocusindicaroris blinking,
autofocusframe in the centerof the halfway to focus. correctfocus was not achieved.If this
viewfinder. When correct focus has been occurs.let go of the shutterrelease
achieved,the autofocusindicator button. Make sure your subjectis
(green;will light up in rhe viewfinder. within the autofocusframe in the
centerof the viewfinder and presslhe
shutterreleasebutton halfway again.
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entire subjectshould normally be
itionedwithin the picture frame,
ver, the actual availableimage
will becomesmaller as you get
rer to the subject.At 0.6m(2ft), the
iect should be positionedwithin
close-upcorrectionmarks. Shootingrange:from 0.6m(2ft) to -
(infinity).
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If the subjectis nearerthan 0.6m(2ft), 5l When correct focus has been GlAs soon as the shutteris released,
the autofocusindicator(green)will achieved(the autofocusindicator has film will automaticallyadvanceto the
blink and the shutterwill not release. lit up), pressthe shutterreleasebutton next frame. The LCD exposure
However. the shuttermay sometimes fully (gently,to minimizecamera counter shows the next frame number
be releasederroneouslywhen the shake).
subjectis extremelyclose to the
camera.
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Confirm flash chargeby pressingthe operatedwhile the flash is still
shutterreleasebutton halfway. The charging.It takesabout0.2-3.5
flash indicator(orange)will light up secondsafter the film is advancedto
in the viewfinderwhen the flash is rechargethe flash (at normal
charged.Composeyour shot and temperatureswith new batteries).
Auto flash pressflash willthe shutterfire automatically.releasebutton. The prevenlUse the theAUTO-Sred-eyeflashphenomenonmode to
photography The shutter release cannot be ( P.3-s).
(l)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.
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From 0.6m(2ft) ro 1.6.(5.2fr), rhe
flash strengthis controlled automati-
cally as shown. This soft flash
mechanismpreventspictures from
being overexposed.
Soft flash: Overexposed(with conventionalflash). Properly exposed(with soft flash).
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5rra
0.6m l.6m Distance
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Color negativefilm offers the widest
exposurelatitude,compensatingfor
over and underexposuremore readily
than other films. The flash working
range shown below is optional for
color negativefilm. Actual flash
working range for other film type lnay
Flash working range: vary.
ISO WIDE(38mm) TELE(76mm)
100 0.6m - 4.lm(2ft - l3.4fr) 0.6m-3m(2ft-9.8ft)
2AO 0.6m-5.8m(2ft- l9ft 0.6m -4.2m(2ft- l3.8ft
400 0.6m- 8.2m(2ft-.26.9fr\ 0.6m - 6m(2ft - l9.7ft)
In continuous mode
ISO WIDE(38mm) TELE(76mm)
r00 0.6m -2.9m(2ft-9.5ft) 0.6m -2m(2ft - 6.6ft)
200 0.6m - 4.lm(2ft - t3.4ft) 0.6m-3m(2ft-9.8ft)
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Confirm flash charge by pressing the
shutterreleasebutton halfway. The flash
indicator(orange)will light up in the
viewfinder when the flash is charged.
x If the backlit subjectis very small
Auto flash autofocusand does notframe,fullythecoverflashthemay not
photography fire automaticallv.
(2)Takingbacklit
subjects
When the flash mode is set
to AUTO or AUTO-S. the
flash will fire automaticallv
in backlit situations.
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Adl'anced A t 0 6 rn (2 lt). p o silio n \' o u r su b jcct
u ith in th c a rca o u llirte d b r th c clo sc -
shooting tr1-lcorrcctiort rnarks
techniques 'i' Whcn thc sub.jcctis closc to thc
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Macro [:ocal length ol'Stlrrtrl at 0.6rn(]t't).
photography
Macro photographyis
possibleat any fbcal length.
Without performingany
specialopcrations.il is
possibleto take closc-up
picturesup to a distanceot'
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the main subjectis not in the Otherwisethe camerawill focus on llPosition your subjectin the
us frame. use the focus lock. the backgroundand the subjectwill autofocus frame and press the shutter
not be in focus. releasebutton halfway.
When correct focus has been
achieved.the autofocusindicator
(green)will light up in the viewfinder.
The focus and the exposurewill be
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ElWhile keepingthe shutterrelease ElPressthe shutterreleasebunon fully
button pressedhalfway. changethe to take the picture.
positionof your subjectin the
viewfinderto achievethe desired
composltlon.
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llSet the camerafirmly in position. ElPress the shutterreleasebutton
Pressthe SUBJECTbuttonuntil f) halfway to fbcus. When correct fbcus
is displayedon lhe LCD panel has been achieved.the aut<lfbcus
indicator(green)will light up in the
viewl-inder.
Selftimer
trc
a a
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EtPressthe shutterreleasebutton fully x During selftimer operation.the
to start the selftimer.The shutterwill focus and exposurewill be locked
be releascdl2 secondslater. when the shutterreleasebutton is
The selftimer indicator on the front of pressed.
the camerawill light up for the first * To cancel the selftimerafter it has
l0 seconds,then blink rapidly fbr 2 been activated,pressthe SUBJECT
secondsuntil the shutteris released. button or set the power switch to
OFF.
o o o o o )
Selftimer indicator lights ,ry' Selftimer J for the first l0 sec. /7Ct5l- indicator
then blinks
for 2 sec.
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