Selecting The Iso Sensitivity - Olympus FE-4020 Instruction Manual

Adjusting to a natural color
scheme (White balance)
For more natural coloring, choose a white
balance option suited to the scene.
1
Select the white balance option in
the shooting function menu.
2
Use HI to select the setting
option, and press the H button to
set.
Option
The camera automatically adjusts
WB AUTO the white balance according to the
shooting scene.
For shooting outdoors under a
5
clear sky
For shooting outdoors under a
3
cloudy sky
For shooting under tungsten
1
lighting
For shooting under daylight
w
fl uorescent lighting (household
lighting, etc.)
For shooting under neutral
x
fl uorescent lighting (desk lamps,
etc.)
For shooting under white
y
fl uorescent lighting (offi ces, etc.)
P P
WB AUTO
0.0 0.0
WB WB
AUTO AUTO
ISO ISO
AUTO AUTO
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Selecting the ISO sensitivity

Abbreviation for the International
Organization for Standardization. ISO
standards specify the sensitivity for digital
cameras and fi lm, thus codes such as "ISO
100" are used to represent sensitivity.
In the ISO setting, although smaller values
result in less sensitivity, sharp images can
be taken under fully lit conditions. Larger
values result in higher sensitivity, and
images can be taken at fast shutter speeds
even under low light conditions. However,
high sensitivity introduces noise into the
resulting picture, which may give it a grainy
appearance.
1
Select the ISO setting option in the
shooting function menu.
2
Use HI to select the setting
option, and press the H button to
set.
Option
The camera automatically adjusts
ISO AUTO the sensitivity according to the
shooting scene.
The camera automatically adjusts
to a higher sensitivity than [ISO
HIGH ISO
AUTO] to reduce blurring caused
AUTO
*1
by camera shake and motion of
the subject.
100/200/400/ The ISO sensitivity is fi xed to the
800/1600 selected value.
*1 Available in the FE-4040 only.
P P
0.0 0.0
WB WB
AUTO AUTO
ISO 200 ISO 200 ISO ISO ISO ISO ISO ISO
100 100 200 200 400 400
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1/400 1/400 F2.6 F2.6
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