Olympus D-490 D-490 Zoom Instruction Manual (2.6 MB) - Page 22

Taking Photos Using the Monitor - memory card

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NOTE • Depending on the record mode, it takes between 2 and 40 seconds to write the image to the card. • The time you have to wait and the number of storable pictures varies depending on the record mode. Taking Photos Using the Monitor 1 1 Press the monitor button. • The monitor goes on. 2 Compose the shot using the monitor. 2,3 3 The procedure for taking photos is the same as when using the viewfinder (p.40 ~ 41). • The memory gauge is displayed while the write mark is blinking. • You cannot take a picture while the memory gauge is at "full". The gauge level should drop after a few seconds. Monitor Memory gauge Shoot Shoot Memory gauge 42 Before shooting Wait Wait Writing to card Cannot shoot Taking Still Photos (continued) HELP • Taking pictures using the monitor takes more time to write to the card than when using the viewfinder. • A subject taken at an angle may appear grainy on the monitor, but this will not affect the quality of the actual photo. • Vertical lines may appear on the monitor when taking pictures in full sunlight or other brightly-lit areas. These lines will not be visible in the actual photo and do not indicate a camera malfunction. • The picture frame of the actual photo will be slightly larger than it appears on the monitor. NOTE • Do not push the monitor forcefully. 2 • The viewfinder is intended to be used to check photo composition. Use the monitor for checking focus and exposure. For best results, transfer image files to a computer to confirm exactly what final pictures will look like (p.54, p.122). Learning the Basics 43

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NOTE
Depending on the record mode, it takes between 2 and 40 seconds to
write the image to the card.
The time you have to wait and the number of storable pictures varies
depending on the record mode.
Taking Photos Using the Monitor
1
Press the monitor button.
The monitor goes on.
2
Compose the shot using the
monitor.
3
The procedure for taking
photos is the same as when
using the viewfinder
(p.40~41).
The memory gauge is
displayed while the write
mark is blinking.
You cannot take a picture
while the memory gauge is at
“full”. The gauge level should
drop after a few seconds.
42
1
2,3
43
Taking Still Photos (continued)
HELP
Taking pictures using the monitor takes more time to write to the card than
when using the viewfinder.
A subject taken at an angle may appear grainy on the monitor, but this will
not affect the quality of the actual photo.
Vertical lines may appear on the monitor when taking pictures in full
sunlight or other brightly-lit areas. These lines will not be visible in the
actual photo and do not indicate a camera malfunction.
The picture frame of the actual photo will be slightly larger than it appears
on the monitor.
NOTE
Do not push the monitor forcefully.
The viewfinder is intended to be used to check photo composition. Use the
monitor for checking focus and exposure. For best results, transfer image
files to a computer to confirm exactly what final pictures will look like
(p.54, p.122).
2
Learning the Basics
Memory gauge
Memory gauge
Monitor
Before
shooting
Writing
to card
Cannot
shoot
Shoot
Wait
Wait
Shoot