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OM-10
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Specs
FAQ
USE of the SELF-TIMER
Setting the ASA Film Speed
Resolving power
Using the Winder
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Contents
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To an OM-10 Owner
Table of Contents
Description of Controls
Lens Release Button
Body Mount Ring
Preparations Before Taking Pictures
Mounting and Detaching the Lens
Mount the lens
Inserting the Batteries
Checking the Batteries
Loading the Film
Insert the film leader in one of the slots
Wind the film once
Since the automatic ex Posure control built
Setting the ASA Film Speed
WAY to Automatic Photography
Aperture guideline
Setting the Aperture
Proper shutter speed lights up in the viewfinder
Focus
Taking Pictures Automatically
Out of focus Correct focus
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When the selector dial is turned to the on position
OM-10 Designed to Save Battery Consumption
Switching the Camera OFF Rewinding the Film
Unloading the Film
USE of the SELF-TIMER
Photographic Techniques
Controlling the Exposure
Photography with SHUTTER-SPEED Priority
Exposure Compensation
Long Exposures
Flash Photography
Characteristics of flash photography using the T32T20
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Using the Winder
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Resolving power
Telephoto 200mm
Making USE of the Depth of Field
33ft
Manual Exposure Control
How to apply aperture priority to your photo- graphic needs
When shutter-speed priority is advisable
Super
Table of Interchangeable Lenses
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General
Care and Storage of the Camera
Parts
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Why wont the rewind crank turn?
Questions and Answers
Why is the field of view dark and the image obscure?
Why cant I move the film advance lever?
What batteries should I use?
Main Specifications
Dimensions and weights Body only 135W
Long Exposure
Using the Winder
Flash Photography
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The proper shutter speed lights up in the viewfinder. The proper shutter speed lights up in the viewfinder.