Problems with the Printed Pictures

PROBLEMS WITH THE PRINTED PICTURES

Symptom	Cause	Remedy	See
The picture is out of	The subject was closer than the	Shoot from more than 0.6 m (2 ft)	p. 21
focus.	minimum working distance to the lens	away from the subject.
	(0.6 m/2 ft).
	While using the self-timer, the shutter	Do not stand in front of the camera.	p. 28
	release button was pressed while	Press the shutter release button while
	standing right in front of the camera.	looking through the viewfinder.
	When using the self-timer to photograph	Use the focus lock to set focus on an	p.22/28
	yourself, the autofocus has been set	object at the same distance from the
	on the background.	camera as you will be.
The picture is too dark.	The flash was blocked, such as by	Hold the camera correctly, keeping your	p. 14
	a finger.	fingers clear of the flash.
	The subject was out of the working	Shoot within the flash working range.	p. 25
	range of the flash.	Set the flash mode to FILL-IN.
	The subject was backlit.	Set the flash mode to FILL-IN.	p. 27

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Olympus 211 manual Problems with the Printed Pictures

211 specifications

The Olympus 211 is a cutting-edge camera that has gained substantial attention in the photography world for its impressive array of features and advanced technologies. Designed for both amateur and professional photographers, the Olympus 211 offers versatility and excellent performance in a compact body.

At the heart of the Olympus 211 is a 20-megapixel Micro Four Thirds sensor, which provides exceptional image quality and clarity. This high-resolution sensor captures remarkable detail, allowing photographers to produce stunning prints and high-quality images suitable for various applications. The camera’s image processor enhances performance in low-light conditions, reducing noise and improving overall image quality.

One of the standout features of the Olympus 211 is its in-body image stabilization system. This technology compensates for camera shake, enabling users to shoot at slower shutter speeds without compromising sharpness. Whether capturing stills or video, this stabilization system ensures smooth results, making it ideal for handheld shooting.

The Olympus 211 is equipped with a fast and accurate autofocus system, featuring 121 phase-detection autofocus points. This allows for quick and precise focusing on subjects, even in challenging lighting conditions. Additionally, the camera supports continuous shooting at an impressive speed of up to 15 frames per second, making it perfect for action photography.

Another key characteristic of the Olympus 211 is its robust build quality. The camera body is constructed from durable materials and is weather-sealed, providing resistance to dust and moisture. This feature allows photographers to shoot in a variety of environments without worrying about damaging their equipment.

Moreover, the Olympus 211 supports 4K video recording, offering creators the ability to produce high-resolution videos. With advanced video features such as microphone input and various frame rates, it caters to the needs of aspiring filmmakers and content creators.

The user interface of the Olympus 211 is intuitive, featuring a tilting touchscreen display that enhances usability. Photographers can easily access settings and review images with convenience. With built-in Wi-Fi and Bluetooth connectivity, transferring images to mobile devices and sharing content on social media has never been easier.

In summary, the Olympus 211 combines advanced technology, exceptional image quality, and user-friendly features, making it an attractive option for photographers and videographers alike. Its blend of performance, durability, and innovation solidifies its position as a standout camera in the competitive market.

Contents

Instructions Symbols used in this manual QUARTZDATE/DLX models only Usingthefocus lock Flashphotography Selftimer Autofocus windows Lens Names and Functions of PartsShutter release Back cover Battery compartmentTripod socket Green lamp Viewfinder DISPLAY/LCD PanelClose-up correction marks Autofocus mark Using the Strap and Soft Case Basic Shooting Procedures Outline of Operations Align the film leader with Set the ON/OFF switch to on Turn the zoom dial for telephoto When the film reaches the end Remove the battery cover Loading the Batteries Have spares handy Checkingthe BatteriesDisappears after 12 sec Batteries should be replaced immediately Correct.Correct Incorrect Take the picture Release button halfwayTo lock the focus Depress the shutter Loading the Film Panel reads Set the ON/OFF switch to onFilm automatically advances to the first frame Taking Pictures Maximum telephoto focal Length 70 mm Maximum wide-angle focal Length 38 mm Film automatically advances to Depress the shutter releaseNext frame Focus range of the camera is 0.6 m 2 ft to infinity Working DistanceClose-Up Correction Using the Focus Lock Difficult Autofocus Subjects Depress the shutter release button fully to take picture Roll Rewinds the film when you reachUnloading the Film Camera automatically Flash Photography Techniques Red in the final photograph Red-Eye Reducing FlashSignificantly reduces the phenomenon FILL-IN When you dont want the flash to fire, even in the darkWhen you want to fire the flash every shot Forced Activation Is displayed on the LCD SelftimerPress the /REMOTE button Panel Aim the remote control at the camera Press the button. The shutter will Difficult to read Printing the Date and TimeFor QUARTZDATE/DLX models Correcting the Data Seconds or longer Questions and Answers How long will the batteries last? Care and Storage Battery Handling Even when batteries are brand-new, their Troubleshooting Operating Problems Symptom Cause Remedy See Problems with the Printed Pictures Problems with the Printed Pictures Date mode was set to Change the date mode to another Specifications Page Page Lens side Olympus Optical CO. Europa Gmbh