Olympus E-500 Digital Camera Advanced Manual

About this manual

The Olympus E-500 is a digital camera designed for users seeking control over their photography. This manual provides detailed instructions on operating the device, including selecting appropriate modes for various shooting conditions such as Program (P), Aperture Priority (A), Shutter Priority (S), and Manual (M) modes.

The guide explains essential functions like auto bracketing, flash usage, focusing techniques (AF and MF), and image customization. It also covers post-shooting processes including playback on the camera screen, editing still images, printing via PictBridge, and transferring files to a computer using OLYMPUS Master software.

What's inside

• Basic operations
• Shooting modes (P, A, S, M)
• Focusing functions (AF/MF)
• Exposure settings (ISO, Metering)
• Flash shooting and control
• Playback and image editing
• Transferring images to computer
• Camera maintenance

Specifications

Frequently asked questions

What software is used to transfer images?

The provided OLYMPUS Master software is used for transferring and viewing still images on a computer.

How do I check my camera's functions?

You can refer to the menu directory or available functions by shooting mode listed in the appendix.