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Image Processing; Internal Flash; External Flash Control; Shutter Speeds - Olympus XZ-2 Specifications

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Art Filter
Variation / Effect
Modes
Sensitivity
Auto
Manual
Shutter
Self timer

Shutter Speeds

Shutter speed range

White Balance

AUTO WB system
One-touch white balance
White balance adjustment
Custom WB
Preset values
Specifications and appearances are subject to change without any notice or obligation on the part of the manufacturer
Available
Cross Process
Diorama
Dramatic Tone
Gentle Sepia
Grainy Film
Key Line
Light Tone
Pale & Light Colour
Pin Hole
Pop Art
Soft Focus
ISO 100 - 12800
(customisable, default ISO
100 - 1600)
ISO 100 - 12800 (adjustable
in 1/3 EV step)
12s / 2s
1/2000 - 60s (up to 16 min in
Bulb mode)
Yes
2 custom settings can be
registered
+/- 7 in each A-B / G-M
axis (in Auto WB, preset WB
mode & one-touch WB)
1 setting can be registered at
Kelvin temperature (2000K -
14000K)
Tungsten
Flourescent 1
Sunlight
Flash
Overcast
Shade
Under Water Auto

Image Processing

Colour space
Sharpness + Contrast
Saturation
Black & White filter
Black & White toning
Picture mode
Gradation

Internal Flash

Type
Modes

External Flash Control

Type
Modes
Wireless Flash Control
Control method
Compatible external flash
Modes
Monitor
Monitor type
Monitor size
Resolution
Colour balance
Brightness adjustment

Level Gauge

Detection
Display
sRGB / AdobeRGB
5 levels
5 levels
Yellow, Orange, Red, Green
Sepia, Blue, Purple or Green
in Black & White mode
Vivid, Natural, Muted, Black &
White.
4levels (auto, high key,
normal, low key)
pop-up
AUTO
TTL-Auto
Manual
TTL Auto for Olympus
dedicated flash, Auto or
Manual
Auto
Red-eye reduction
Slow synchronisation with
red-eye reduction
Slow synchronisation
Fill-in for exclusive flash
Manual
Triggered by built-in flash light
FL-36R, FL-50R, FL-300R,
FL-600R
Auto
FP TTL Auto
FP Manual
Tiltable LCD - Touch Panel
7.6cm / 3.0'' (3:2)
920000 dots
+/- 7 levels
+/- 7 levels
2-axis
Rear LCD monitor

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