Olympus FE-120 Zoom Review


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Olympus FE-120 Zoom



Playback Screens & Menus





Note: Do to the FE-120 not having video output capabilities, these screens were taken from similar Olympus models as well as the owners manual. Some settings may differ.




Olympus FE-120

After you take a picture or when you switch to Playback mode, the last image captured is displayed full screen with a minimal amount of overlay information.



Olympus FE-120

This screen shows the extended exposure information: you can see the internal memory was used, the file folder number (100), picture number (0005), image quality (HQ), image size (2816 x 2112), exposure compensation (+2.0), Sunny White balance, date (8/30/05), and time (15:30) and this is image number (5) of all the images currently on the xD card.



Olympus FE-120

Pressing the wide angle zoom control enables the thumbnail index mode. Under the Playback menu, you can select to display 4 or 9 thumbnails to quickly locate a desired image. The green "movie camera" indicates that there is a video file.



Olympus FE-120

While viewing an image full screen, you can press the telephoto zoom control and magnify an image from 1.5x to 5.0x (in 0.5x steps.) Once enlarged you can move around the image using the 4-way controller to examine the picture for color, focus, etc.



Olympus FE-120

To correct the orientation of you pictures when viewing images on either the LCD or on a Television set, simply select the Rotate option in the Playback menu.



Olympus FE-120

While playing back a video clip onscreen, the run time and total time is displayed in the lower right corner of the screen. You can then fast forward and rewind using the 4-way controller.



Olympus FE-120

Playback Menu options:

Play:

    Rotate - Rotate portrait mode pictures 90° clockwise or counter clockwise

    - Enter DPOF printing information

EDIT:

    ADD FRAME - Put a decorative frame around your picture

    BLACK&WHITE - Changes images to Black&White

    SEPIA - Changes images to Sepia tone

    - Creates a smaller 640x480 or 320x240 image and saves it as a new file





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