Olympus EVOLT E-500 Digital Camera "picture mode settings" Questions

mode setting and take a picture nothing happens , no picture nothing. hi kate, when you take a pic in auto mode its instant, that's what I always use, but I intend to use manual some time, I think you

...picture in P,A,M modes the delay when taking pictures under program, aperture or manual modes is significant---often seconds long, but doesn't always happen! I do not have this problem with other ...

...Olympus also has a good photo editing program that is free and it allows you to edit photos and stitch pictures taken pn panoramic mode into one panoramic picture. It's called Olympus

...picture taking mode, i cant see the picture on the LCD screen. Iv looked through the manual and tried to find the setting but cant seem to find how to turn my LCD screen on. It works with everything ...

...the image one it has taken the picture I just cannot enter playback mode. Has anyone any Ideas? fingers x Tazz do the pictures get stored on the card? (check this with a card reader on a

picture that would require a flash. When you take pictures in AUTO, Portrait, Macro or Night scene mode, the built-in flash will automatically pop up in low-light or backlit conditions. If you want to

...mode and go to take a picture my screen goes black nothing comes up . I would have to turn off my camera and turn it back on The NIGHT SCENE and NIGHT+PORTRAIT scenes are meant to take time exposures ...

...reset setting it jumps over it and goes straight to picture mode. I cannot get it to highlight custom reset setting. There may be another "reset" in the menu that will do what you want. Search for

...mode info is on page 43 of your manual.If you already don't know,holding the picture take button down half way gets the camera focused.Also practice that if you aren't confident about your ...

...picture (selective focus), or if you are doing macro work and want to make sure you are in focus. It also helps if you turn on your LIVEVIEW |( )| mode. You can pinpoint your focus in the viewfinder ...