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RECORDING—using the flash (Cont.)
m Taking pictures using the FL-40 external flash by itself
See steps 1 and 2 in Taking pictures using both the main flash and the FL-40
external flash (P.112)
3
Make sure that the main flash is
closed. If it opens at any time
during shooting, close it.
4
Press (Flash mode button) to
display the available modes on the
control panel. Modes will be
displayed in the following order:
Auto-Flash (no display), Red-Eye
Reduction Flash , Fill-in Flash
, FLASH OFF .
3
4
When using both the FL-40 external flash and the main flash
● If close-up pictures are overexposed, try using the main flash by itself.
● When the main flash and the FL-40 are used together, the main flash is
used as the compensating light source. This means that if the amount of
light from the FL-40 is insufficient (beyond its working range), the resulting
pictures may be underexposed.
When using the FL-40 external flash by itself
● The extension flash may occasionally misfire.
Note:
- C-2100 Ultra Zoom 1
- Legal and other notices 2
- CONTENTS 4
- 2 BASIC FUNCTIONS 57 5
- 6 PRINT SETTINGS 167 9
- 7 TRANSFERRING PICTURES TO A 9
- COMPUTER 179 9
- CONTENTS (Cont.) 10
- Important safety instructions 11
- WARNING! 14
- Handling Batteries 14
- Camera Care and Storage 18
- LCD Display and Backlight 20
- MAIN FEATURES 21
- MAIN FEATURES (Cont.) 22
- PACKAGE CONTENTS 23
- PACKAGE CONTENTS (Cont.) 24
- NAMES OF PARTS 25
- NAMES OF PARTS (cont.) 26
- Control panel indications 27
- GETTING STARTED 31
- ATTACHING THE STRAP 32
- LOADING THE BATTERIES 33
- LOADING THE BATTERIES (Cont.) 34
- Caution: 35
- Insert the SmartMedia card 40
- Ejecting the SmartMedia card 41
- Confirmation screen 43
- SETTING THE MODE DIAL 44
- HOW TO USE THE MENU (Cont.) 46
- RECORD MODE MENU LIST 48
- RECORD MODE MENU LIST (Cont.) 50
- DISPLAY MODE MENU LIST 52
- F2.8 1/800 0.0 A 54
- Date and time screen 55
- BASIC FUNCTIONS 57
- TURN THE POWER ON 58
- (Monitor button) 59
- CONFIRMING THE DISPLAYS 60
- Checking the card 61
- CARD FULL 62
- ADJUSTING THE DIOPTER 64
- HOW TO USE THE VIEWFINDER/ 65
- HOLDING THE CAMERA 66
- TAKING PICTURES 67
- TAKING PICTURES (Cont.) 68
- P F2.8 1/30 0.0 69
- F2.8 1/30 0.0 70
- P F2.8 1/1000 71
- USING THE FLASH – Auto flash 72
- Displaying still pictures 73
- 0"/15" 75
- 12.23.’00 75
- DISPLAYING ON TV 76
- ERASING IMAGES 77
- ERASING IMAGES (Cont.) 78
- PROTECTION 79
- TURNING OFF THE POWER 80
- SHOOTING FOR 81
- SPECIAL SITUATIONS 81
- CONDITIONS 82
- Taking portrait pictures 82
- Taking close-up pictures 83
- CONDITIONS (Cont.) 84
- Taking night scenes 84
- APERTURE PRIORITY MODE 87
- S F2.8F2.8 1/800 0.0 88
- MANUAL MODE 89
- MACRO MODE 90
- USING YOUR CAMERA’S 91
- ADVANCED FUNCTIONS 91
- RECORDING—range/focus 92
- When the AF confirmation mark 93
- Focus lock 93
- FULL TIME 95
- RECORDING—range/focus (Cont.) 96
- P F2.8 1/200 99
- — Metering mode 100
- F2.8 1/800 0.0 P 101
- Control panel 103
- Auto bracket 103
- RECORDING—using the flash 106
- RED-EYE REDUCTION FLASH 107
- F2.8 1/30 0.0 P 108
- RECORDING 110
- —using the flash (Cont.) 110
- METERING 111
- Using an external flash 112
- 5-pin external flash socket 115
- RECORDING—Others 117
- RECORDING—Others (Cont.) 118
- Using the self-timer 119
- To stop the self-timer: 119
- Self-timer lamp 121
- Remote control receiver 121
- Recording a sound memo using 123
- In the Display mode 123
- 1012.23.’00 21:56 124
- Index Display 125
- FUNCTION 127
- ADVANCED 129
- RECORDING/DISPLAY 129
- TECHNIQUES 129
- P F2.8 1/800 0.0 130
- When the AE lock is canceled 131
- F2.8 1/125 0.0 P 133
- RECORDING—others 135
- RECORDING—others (cont.) 136
- To turn it 90° clockwise 138
- DISPLAY—processing pictures 139
- Last picture of the index 141
- Mode Setting Menu 144
- 1600x1200 145
- RESET ON 146
- RESETOFF 146
- Custom setting menu 150
- Setting Image Sharpness ~ 152
- 1280x 960 153
- 1024x 768 153
- 640 x 480 153
- Picture Quality ~ SQ 154
- REC VIEW 156
- AF ILLUMNATOR 156
- AF assist lamp 157
- FILE NAME 160
- FILE NAME (Cont.) 162
- To make the image brighter 163
- To make the image darker 163
- Index ~ 165
- PRINT SETTINGS 167
- About Print Settings 168
- ALL-FRAME PRINT RESERVE 170
- DATE TIME NO 171
- CANCEL SET 171
- PRINTING SELECTED FRAMES~ 172
- SINGLE-FRAME PRINT RESERVE 172
- 1234 1235 1236 173
- 1237 1238 173
- TRIMMING PRINT RESERVE 175
- TRIMMED PRINT RESERVE (cont.) 176
- RESETTING PRINT RESERVE 178
- TRANSFERRING 179
- PICTURES TO A 179
- COMPUTER 179
- Saving directly from a card 181
- Cable connection 182
- CABLE (cont.) 184
- Macintosh) 185
- USB connector 187
- Serial connector (RS-232C) 187
- 1 Start CAMEDIA Master on the 188
- 2 Click on [My Camera] 188
- CAMEDIA Master features 190
- MISCELLANEOUS 193
- TROUBLESHOOTING 194
- TROUBLESHOOTING (Cont.) 196
- USER MAINTENANCE 201
- ERROR CODES 203
- ERROR CODES (Cont.) 204
- OPTIONAL ITEMS 205
- SPECIFICATIONS 206
- SPECIFICATIONS (Cont.) 208
- INDEX (Cont.) 210
- OLYMPUS OPTICAL CO., LTD 212
- OLYMPUS AMERICA INC 212
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