Flash does not fire. p | Olympus Zoom 80 Wide DIX guide

No Display	Auto Flash mode:
No Display	Automatically fires in low-light and backlit conditions.
	(p. 35)
	Red-eye Reducing Flash mode:
	Significantly reduces the phenomenon of "red-eye"
	(when a subject's eyes appear red in flash photos). (p. 36)
	Off (Flash Override) mode:
	The flash does not fire. (p. 37)
	Fill-In Flash (Forced Activation) mode:
	Fires regardless of available light. (p. 38)
	Night Scene Flash mode:
	Lights the subject in the foreground with a night
	scene in the background. (p. 39)
	Red-eye Reducing Night Scene Flash mode:
	Significantly reduces the "red-eye" phenomenon
	against a night background. (p. 40)
	Note:
	When firing flash, the flash strength is automatically controlled
34	to prevent pictures from being overexposed even when the
34	subjects are close.

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Olympus Zoom 80 Wide DIX manual Flash does not fire. p, Fires regardless of available light. p, Scene in the background. p

Contents

Zoom 80 Wide DIX Instructions Keep the Batteries Away from Fire Symbols used in this manual Photographs Preparations Basic Operations Advanced Techniques Names and Functions of Parts Back cover release p Back coverTripod socket Green lamp Orange lamp Orange lamp Viewfinder DISPLAY/LCD PanelSimultaneously as shown Diopter Adjustment USINGTHESTRAP/SOFTCASE Outline of Operations LCD panel reads p Open the lens barrier until you feel a click pMake sure the exposure counter on Page Open the battery compartment cover Loading the BatteryShown and close the battery Are displayed normally Blinks and other Checkingthe BatteryBe replaced immediately Correct Points to RememberWith its flash positioned at the top Incorrect Vertical position, hold the camera Depress the shutter release button Practice before loading the filmHalfway to lock the focus Make sure Green lamp next to the viewfinder lights Loading the Film Slide the back cover release upward to Open the back cover First frame Do not touch the plastic parts near the take-up spool Make sure Exposure counter on the LCD panel reads Open the lens barrier until you feel a clickIf blinks in the exposure counter, as shown on the left Taking Pictures Telephoto Depress the shutter release button Position the autofocus mark on your subjectDo not look directly at the sun through the viewfinder Working Distance When the subject is extremely close toDepress the shutter release button fully Focus range of the camera is 0.8 m 2.6 ft to infinity Close-up Correction Marks To avoid taking out of focus pictures Using the Focus LockWhen the main subject is not within Green lamp lights Frame while keeping the shutter release Shutter release button fullyReposition your subjects in the picture Button depressed halfway. Then press Automatically After ShootingClose the lens barrier slowly Carefully. The lens and flash will retract Unloadingthefilm Rewinding the film before the end of the roll Set the switch to Panorama to engage Taking Panorama Pictures Illustration becomes the image area CLOSE-UP Correction in the Panorama ModeAt about 0.8 m 2.6 ft. the shadedarea Center For Film Shot Only in Panorama Mode For Film Shot in Both Panorama and Standard Modes This camera has six flash modes. Select Using the Flash ModesHow to select the flash mode Conditions and needs Scene in the background. p Flash does not fire. pFires regardless of available light. p Against a night background. p 100 Auto Flash28 mm 80 mm 200 RED-EYE Reducing Flash Effectiveness of red-eye reduction varies depending Twilight or night scenes Automatically selected in low-light situations when FILL-IN Flash Forced Activation When you want to fire the flash every shotClosing the lens barrier restores the Auto Flash mode Flash mode, the flash fires regardless Night Scene Flash Photographed against a night background Subject, and press the shutter release button halfway Spot ModeCancel the Spot mode Position the autofocus mark On your Autofocus mark Focus and exposure can be adjusted at Reposition your subject in the picture Button Selftimer10 sec. Selftimer indicator lights Sec. Blinks Aim at your subject, and press Remote Control optional Press the button. isdisplayed on the LCD panel Remote control may not work when the subject is Or longer Press the Mode button for two secondsCorrecting the Data Press the SET button to correct the year Repeat steps 2 and 3 to set the hour Press the Mode button againMinutes Month indication will start blinking There is something whitish or tinged with orange where Choose the desired mode with the Mode buttonPrinting the Date and Time No data How long will the battery last? Questions and AnswersWhat should I do when both the orange and green Why does the flash get hot? Care and Storage Lens Do not leave the camera on or near aDo not shake or shock the camera Do not apply excessive force to the zoom Camera again. Strong electrical fields can also interfere Temperature to change slowly. Once the camera hasThis camera is not suitable for professional use or for use Camera correctly Compartment cover or the rubber gasket on Do not touch the rubber gasket on the batteryContact your nearest Olympus service center Gaskets Battery Handling When the camera is not used for an Contact a Doctor Immediately Keep the remote control out of the reach Remote Control optional HandlingChildren. If a child swallows the remote Troubleshooting Page Page Problems with Printed Pictures Page Page Change the data mode to another setting. p Possible. Focusing range 0.8 m 2.6 ft ~ SpecificationsAutofocus indicator and flash indicator Shutter Programmed electronic shutter Film with less than ISO 50, film speed is set To ISO Is closed Film advance Automatic film windingPage Short description Protected against splashing water Test for second numeral 4 Equipment is sprayed from Specifications for Date Unit Olympus America INC

Red-eye Reducing Flash mode:

The flash does not fire. (p. 37)

Fill-In Flash (Forced Activation) mode:

Fires regardless of available light. (p. 38)

scene in the background. (p. 39)

Red-eye Reducing Night Scene Flash mode:

against a night background. (p. 40)