Olympus 210 manual Hold the camera correctly

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Hold the camera correctly.

It is particularly important to hold the camera steady when shooting at a longer focal length; use both hands for maximum stability.

*Keep your fingers and the strap away from the lens and flash.

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Contents Instructions Table of contents Operation sound Operation orderDescription of controls Back cover Battery check Continuous mode Auto-zoomFlash indicator orange Correction marksBegin··· Battery cover on the side of the grip and open the coverChecking the batteries Before replacing the batteries, set the power switch to OFFAttaching the strap Camera Loading the filmPage Close the back cover. The film Unloading the film Film when you reach the end of aPanel counts down as the film is Rewinding Tip LCD panel. Further operations are not Once the film has been rewound, a Blinking E will be displayed on When the power switch is ON, the LCD panel lights How to take picturesUse the zoom button to adjust Hold the camera correctly Position your subject within Shooting range from 0.6m2ft to infinity Picture framePage Shutter release cannot be When the flash mode is setSoft flash WIDE38mm TELE76mm 100 19.7ft Continuous mode8ft 200 13.8ft 400Subjects 2Taking backlit6m2ft PhotographyMacro photography is Focus lock Focus and the exposure will be Locked Release button halfway When correct focus has beenNot be in focus Composition While keeping the shutter releasePosition of your subject Selftimer Be released 12 seconds later Fired Continuous modeAuto-zoom mode Page Event Pre-focus modePage AUTO-S flash photography Flash button AUTO-S flash mode working range Flash OFF Regardless of available light. Use this FILL-IN flashThis mode, the flash always fires Multi flash Use this mode, when youPress the Flash button to set Will light on the LCD panelWIDE38mm TELE76mm 100 3.1m 2 10.2ft 200 4.4m 2 14.4ft 400 Night scene flash PhotographyPage Soft case Optional How to useDo not touch the DX read-off Care and storagePage What kind of batteries should I use? Questions and answersSpecifications Flash modes Olympus Corporation