10 Default Olympus OM-D Settings That I Change

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    I have been involved with Olympus for more than 10 years, and for almost 5 years I was working officially for Olympus Malaysia as their Product Specialist. Over these years I have dealt and handled hundreds of Olympus OM-D cameras. Each time, I will ensure I change these 10 default camera settings, and I am sharing them here, and my reasons why I modify the settings. These are only suggestions on how to optimize Olympus OM-D cameras that may possibly lead to a better shooting experience, but they are not hard guidelines and you may choose your own preferences. I have also shared a number of these setting changes as OM-D tips over my past many videos, but for these specific 10 settings, I will change them immediately whenever I am handling a new OM-D camera.
    0:00 INTO
    0:17 My History with Olympus Cameras
    1:03 Relocate the Power Switch
    2:14 Bonus Tip
    2:44 Turn Off AF Beep
    3:46 Disable AF Assist Beam
    4:35 Disable Instant Review Playback
    5:57 Assign ISO Shortcut
    7:35 Use Smallest AF Area
    8:33 Enable AF Targeting Pad
    9:29 Live View Boost OFF
    10:56 Activate Anti-Shock
    12:44 Find Hidden "LSF" JPEG
    13:30 Conclusion/END
    15:09 OUTRO
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Комментарии • 333

  • @Bakin
    @Bakin 3 года назад +57

    Robin; perhaps God is a FF user and giving you a hard time !

    • @robinwong
      @robinwong  3 года назад +6

      I thought so too! This deserves a pin!

    • @Lauren_C
      @Lauren_C 3 года назад +4

      Divine entities probably use 35KM cameras. 😝

    • @archnharina
      @archnharina 3 года назад +2

      One might argue that God brought down the storm so Robin gets sympathy points. XD so he might just be a MFT user for all we know ;) Thanks for this, Robin!

    • @WSS_the_OG
      @WSS_the_OG 2 года назад

      God has no "faith" in MFT, apparently.

    • @comelachapelle8337
      @comelachapelle8337 Год назад +1

      You are so good and funny sometimes. Great vidéo as usual.
      Thank you.

  • @robinwong
    @robinwong  3 года назад +199

    For those of you who made it to the end of the video, don't panic, both myself and my gear survived the violent thunderstorm.
    I found out minutes later (after filming) that trees were falling and properties and cars were damaged, just several miles away from where I was filming. There were flash floods happening around the city, causing traffic jams everywhere.
    Also, a tree fell onto the train tracks and effectively suspended the entire train service for that particular line, which happened to be the one I need to ride to get home. I found alternative means of transport of course.
    However, when the tree fell, the train service was halted immediately and the passengers were reportedly stuck in their respective trains for almost 3 hours before emergency evacuation process started.
    Apart from minor inconveniences, I am just thankful I am ok, and unharmed.

    • @gaoldias
      @gaoldias 3 года назад +1

      Hi Robin. I have an old E-M5 Mark 1 which doesn't have anti-shock (0) as an option. What do you suggest I set it to in this case? I shoot landscape and urban.

    • @ottomellar6774
      @ottomellar6774 3 года назад +1

      I was impressed how wet your glasses were!
      I also wear glasses and the only time I really don't like them is in the rain.
      Usually, in the rain my hand is above them and people think I am shielding from the Sun, so people helpfully tell me that the Sun is not shining.
      Hmmmm. I may shoot more one-handed and shift the power button ...

    • @CliffWarren
      @CliffWarren 3 года назад

      Love this! As a person who lives in a desert, we never see a storm this strong! Stay safe and thanks for sending your part of the world to us.

    • @CramerGallimore
      @CramerGallimore 3 года назад +1

      I wasn't concerned about the gear too much...hoping you didn't get injured!

    • @robinwong
      @robinwong  3 года назад +1

      @@gaoldias try taking a few shots with the normal shutter, do you see any softness/unsharp images? Shutter shock is not that common and you should not have to worry about it. If you are shooting landscape then you can set 1/8s delay for the anti-shock, since your subject is stationary.

  • @petersmitham8273
    @petersmitham8273 3 года назад +51

    Now there’s dedication from our premier Olympus ambassador!...📸😘🌈🇬🇧

  • @gabmilitao
    @gabmilitao 3 года назад +12

    For tip #5, here I give kudos to Panasonic cameras. If I want to set a button to do something else, I simply hold that button for one second and the selection screen pops up automatically, no need for digging inside the menu.

    • @johnsmith-gs4qf
      @johnsmith-gs4qf 3 года назад +2

      Nice feature. I switched from Panasonic to Olympus because Olympus has more reliable auto-focus, but I still like Panasonic video.

  • @stolenorange
    @stolenorange 3 года назад +7

    Lucky your Olympus gear is waterproof. I can't believe you finished the video with lightning over your head 👏👏 👏

    • @robinwong
      @robinwong  3 года назад +4

      Yeah me and my camera are definitely not lightning proof.

  • @deborahturski5095
    @deborahturski5095 3 года назад

    Fantastic info!! Thanks so much. SO glad I found you, Robin!

  • @Radiohutch1
    @Radiohutch1 3 года назад +2

    Robin, your stuff is always helpful and sometimes amazing. I enjoyed this and made some changes in my settings. Thanks! -Dave-

  • @dangerfoxgaming110
    @dangerfoxgaming110 2 года назад

    I think that was the most exciting tips video I've ever seen! Great content, as usual. Thank you for taking the time to make and post!

  • @bobneedham6224
    @bobneedham6224 3 года назад

    Robin - an instant classic video. Loved the content too

  • @vincentortega6827
    @vincentortega6827 2 года назад

    Hi Robin! So much braveness you've shown out there but really appreciated what you have contributed to your channel just to share your knowledge to us. Take extra care specially this pandemic, keep rolling those tips and tricks!

  • @RTFM70
    @RTFM70 3 года назад +1

    Great video Robin under very difficult weather conditions. All your recommendations are very useful and I use all of them. Stay safe!!

  • @VictorReynolds
    @VictorReynolds 3 года назад

    Hi Robin! Thanks for another helpful video. I remember a similar video you made where Iwas able to apply your tips to my E-PL6. Glad you are safe. All the best!

  • @BatsRFlyingRats
    @BatsRFlyingRats Год назад

    Great video!! Thank you for the clarity and just got my first Olympus OM-D camera and this was super helpful answering a lot of questions I had and a few that I didn't even know i had as well!

  • @MrMauriziomazzoni
    @MrMauriziomazzoni 3 года назад

    How could I miss this one! Thank you so much for this advice 👍👍👍

  • @kojik4636
    @kojik4636 3 года назад

    Thanks for keep posting THE BEST INFORMATIVE vids on olympus cameras!
    As a noob to photography, I was clueless about those massive settings.
    Greetings from a hiker in JPN.

  • @WSS_the_OG
    @WSS_the_OG 2 года назад

    Great video, simply great. The lightning, thunder and rain really made it fantastic!

  • @judahgamermedia
    @judahgamermedia 3 года назад +2

    Robin your smile and attitude when delivering your content and hands down a breath of fresh air! I really enjoy you and your work! keep up the great job!! looking forward to more videos!

  • @karolinabat
    @karolinabat 3 года назад

    I'm laughing out loud alone in my house with your video right now. The magnificent tips I knew thanks to you and the laughs have been a gift. Thank you Robin !! :))

  • @tomboyle1949
    @tomboyle1949 2 года назад

    Thanks for the great tips Robin.Keep them coming

  • @19interceptor72
    @19interceptor72 2 года назад

    Absolutely love your content and style of presentation! Starting with the "Let's DO THIS!" 😀. Coffee coming your way my friend!

  • @MrVara411
    @MrVara411 4 месяца назад

    I always learn something with you, Robin! Thanks for braving that thunderstorm for us!

  • @RonaldBrown59
    @RonaldBrown59 2 года назад

    Great tips Robin. Thanks for sharing.

  • @nefrace
    @nefrace 2 года назад

    I really love your positive energy through all of your videos!
    I've purchased the first OM-D E-M1 and it's not even came to me but I'm already very excited for it.
    I'm already have E-PL5 and one of my friends want to buy it from me. He was really impressed to see it in action.

  • @LL-zk2ny
    @LL-zk2ny 11 месяцев назад

    Thank you for providing these settings especially filming during the increasing THUNDERSTORM conditions! Much appreciated!

  • @jpdeardenphotography
    @jpdeardenphotography 3 года назад +1

    Thanks for the video and braving the storm. That was an epic storm and glad you OK and nobody else hurt

    • @robinwong
      @robinwong  3 года назад +1

      Epic storm indeed!

  • @marcohuerta510
    @marcohuerta510 Год назад +3

    Quite frankly one of the most epic videos. Came to learn about useful OM-D settings, but witnessed your amazing commitment to what you do. Kudos to you! You are a legend, my friend.

  • @mattconheady4987
    @mattconheady4987 3 года назад

    This dude's videos always brighten me up

  • @nholmes86
    @nholmes86 2 года назад

    I really enjoy your optimism even under the rain

  • @robert9874
    @robert9874 2 года назад

    The tips are Great and the results much better, Thank you,

  • @rleegabe
    @rleegabe 6 месяцев назад

    I find your instruction videos fun to watch and as I am new to Olympus cameras very very helpful. Thank you.

  • @BillAlpert
    @BillAlpert 3 года назад +7

    Robin: your positivity is contagious and heartwarming. Thank you for sharing it, along with all the invaluable shooting best practices. My OM-D has never produced better images! God bless and best to you and yours!

  • @carmenfissenden2530
    @carmenfissenden2530 3 года назад +6

    I have followed your tips long ago, but for those who may have missed them, this was a timely reminder .

  • @jaimesilva3934
    @jaimesilva3934 3 года назад

    Thank's for taking the time to make this useful video. I'm happy to see that some of your options are the same as I use since I start using Olympus OMD cameras.

    • @robinwong
      @robinwong  3 года назад

      No worries, glad I can share!

  • @annwright1980
    @annwright1980 2 года назад +1

    I just love your enthusiasm well done keeping your cool in the storm my camera is in the post I can’t wait to try your suggestions many thanks 😊

  • @KayKastum
    @KayKastum 2 года назад

    What a thunderous presentation!

  • @tristanrujano
    @tristanrujano 10 месяцев назад

    Robin makes everyone around him better, and happier

  • @pmcbMadeInIreland
    @pmcbMadeInIreland 8 месяцев назад

    Thank you, these tips are invaluable and i appreciate you making them plus the time it took you. First class.

  • @anirockshady8120
    @anirockshady8120 2 года назад

    Best part is the dedication. Thanks for the video mate and the vide :)

  • @pipebear7036
    @pipebear7036 10 месяцев назад

    Robin, that was excellent. Thank you so much. You have opened the world of manual for me :-)

  • @learntoread365
    @learntoread365 3 года назад

    thank you for your hard work showing us how to use the camera. You will deserve it.

  • @Helldiver83
    @Helldiver83 3 года назад +2

    Robin, regardless the conditions you are always so positively dedicated to the shutter therapy:-) BTW the thuderstorm is no so bad companion there, it add the "mood" to your latest videos :-D
    Enjoying your sense of humor even in such bad weather and as always thanks a lot for precious tips. I am also keeping my fingers crossed for your future collaboration with Peter Forsgard.
    Yours latest Q&A session was a great fun!
    Stay safe!

  • @kbell2660
    @kbell2660 3 года назад

    Thank you! I just switched from a Canon Rebel to the EM-5 Mark III. Your videos are so helpful.

  • @thomasheatherington357
    @thomasheatherington357 3 года назад +11

    For me, one of the most useful videos to date. In addition to the core content, I found myself pausing the video each time a custom menu was displayed and checking your settings against mine, which provided additional value (i.e., permitted me to recheck my settings vs. yours and also provided re-orientation to many settings I don't use frequently). Thanks much.

  • @Wajiraut
    @Wajiraut 2 года назад

    Thank you Robin. Its a great video for me as I'm new to Olympus. I was a other brand user for over 20 yrs.

  • @Diffusion8
    @Diffusion8 2 года назад

    Wow Robin, that was crazy towards the end! Great composure!!!

  • @hidoisensei
    @hidoisensei Год назад

    Lots of good points, thank you as a new Olympus user. That was quite a hilarious video, the weather just kept getting worse and worse!

  • @guntherbischeltsrieder9758
    @guntherbischeltsrieder9758 3 года назад

    Thanks Robin, I am a Viewer from Germany. Because of your fantastic YT-Videos I have learned a lot more in using may Oly OM-D M1 MII in a proper Way.
    Looking forward for your comming videos.

  • @stevemiura8767
    @stevemiura8767 2 года назад

    I have had an OMDEM1 markii for a number of years and wish I had seen this much earlier. I just got a new OM1 yesterday and this will be fantastically helpful. Thank you

  • @ted356
    @ted356 Год назад

    I am catching up on all of your videos Robin. Just recently subscribed. Laughed when the thunderclap happened right when you talked about anti shock. 😊

  • @alangauld6079
    @alangauld6079 2 года назад

    Mad conditions for a video. Well done for persevering. I've never bought anyone a coffee before but that surely deserved one!

  • @zacharynash1883
    @zacharynash1883 6 месяцев назад

    Great Video and super helpful for my E-M10 III. Thanks Robin!!

  • @Bunstonious
    @Bunstonious 3 года назад

    Assuming I have these settings on my OMD EM10 Mk ii, this is an extremely helpful video! Thankyou for sharing.

  • @Bario_
    @Bario_ 2 года назад

    Today, you and your RUclips channel have been a great discovery for me. I like your English pronunciation, your voice, your kind smile and your great videos about Olympus cameras.
    Of course I have subscribed to the channel, it has my "likes" and I'll tell my friends about it.
    The script of this video, and its tremendous ending make it great.
    Thank you very much and a hug from Malaga, Spain.

  • @ZedBeeblebrox
    @ZedBeeblebrox Год назад

    I found this video very helpful to improve my workflow with the E-M5 MkIII. Thank you very much, Robin.

  • @ayoubsl4875
    @ayoubsl4875 Год назад

    Thanks a lot, trying to get into photography feel very overwhelming, I'm getting a clearer approche thanks to you

  • @aquilaa2
    @aquilaa2 3 года назад +2

    Very useful tips, i have been followed these useful tips long ago.

    • @robinwong
      @robinwong  3 года назад

      Glad you found them useful!

  • @jennyburden444
    @jennyburden444 Год назад

    This one video has changed my use of my camera. I have wanted to use wysiwyg for ages but never knew my OMD em1 mk2 did this, thank you so much Robin😊

  • @danielsimoncini8596
    @danielsimoncini8596 3 года назад +8

    Glad you’re safe Robin ! Your passion is communicable Congrats!

    • @robinwong
      @robinwong  3 года назад +1

      Thanks Daniel, appreciate the kind words

  • @WhiteMFingRabbit
    @WhiteMFingRabbit 2 года назад

    Thanks Robin, very helpful with E-M1 mkiii, love the alternative power switch for one handed use!

  • @freshsprouts
    @freshsprouts 8 месяцев назад

    I have just seen your video. We never get such crazy rain storms here in Denmark. Very interesting to see and a great video regardless 😉🌱

  • @byronjackson8087
    @byronjackson8087 2 года назад

    Exellent advice , thankyou Robin

  • @stevengotz
    @stevengotz 3 года назад

    As I was watching this, the thunder and lightning (plus hail) started outside at the same time Robin's did. I thought it was all coming through the speakers. :)
    Useful video as always.

  • @omybeach8743
    @omybeach8743 3 года назад +1

    This was dedication! Again, I've learned something. TXS

  • @cheung2046
    @cheung2046 3 года назад +2

    I salute to your dedication to photography even under such harsh weather condition! ❤️❤️❤️

    • @robinwong
      @robinwong  3 года назад +1

      Thanks, I did not think the storm was going to be that bad!

  • @JeevesTCW
    @JeevesTCW Год назад

    Thank you Robin very useful as I've just gone back to Olympus for my backup camera (EM5iii), Rich

  • @kai-shankwek-rupp5713
    @kai-shankwek-rupp5713 2 года назад

    1000000% dedication from the superhero of photography!

  • @jonathanbryant7410
    @jonathanbryant7410 Месяц назад

    I have never enjoyed a camera settings video like this. I was smiling the whole time at the battle with the thunder god. Great work and thank you!

  • @RobTrek
    @RobTrek 3 года назад

    Great tips as always, Robin! Thanks for sharing.

    • @robinwong
      @robinwong  3 года назад

      Hey Rob, thanks for dropping by! Always happy to share what I can

  • @flowermaze___
    @flowermaze___ Год назад

    Thanks!! New to an EM Mk2 and these settings help. It’s such a cool little camera, incredible tech!
    Coming from a fuji, the stabilising is really something special :)

  • @extremelydave
    @extremelydave 3 года назад +8

    OMG!!!! LOL!!!! One of your best videos Robin!!! Watching you battle the storm I was laughing my butt off!! Truly an epic video. Loved it.
    YOU MISSED THE MOST IMPORTANT TIP!!! Listen to Robin Wong. He knows what he is doing and will make your photography experience the best it can be. How you keep finding new things to show me and enhance my OMDS knowledge amazes me. I can't thank you enough. You ARE the man......

    • @robinwong
      @robinwong  3 года назад +1

      Thanks Dave, you are far too kind. I do my best, and honestly if I knew the storm was going to get that bad, I would have stopped earlier! The camera is storm proof, but I am not!

  • @pacobalbuena
    @pacobalbuena 3 года назад

    Hi Robin , thank you very much, good job, you are the best.

  •  2 года назад

    Hahaha! Such an epic ending which brings even more character to your video. Kudos.

  • @nolejd50
    @nolejd50 3 года назад +8

    HAhahah such a great guy! He literally withstood a thunderstorm to finish the video!

    • @robinwong
      @robinwong  3 года назад

      I honestly did not see the storm coming, I thought it was a regular rain

  • @thefearofaflatplanet
    @thefearofaflatplanet Год назад

    Excellent video - thanks for sharing. 👌🏼

  • @paolettasambuca
    @paolettasambuca 3 года назад +8

    Thanks Robin for this very interesting new video! Now I think you need a boat to go home...

    • @robinwong
      @robinwong  3 года назад +2

      I knew I should have packed the boat in my camera bag

  • @wernerwehner5541
    @wernerwehner5541 3 года назад

    Super video, very well explained

  • @MontanaJim
    @MontanaJim 3 года назад

    I tried moving the power switch. That's great! BIG Thanks!

  • @markuslohse1406
    @markuslohse1406 3 месяца назад

    You are my man! I bought some days ago a used M1II but in very good conditions. I love you videos they helps me a lot to lern to get in touch with the camera. Thanks from Germany!

  • @John-rr4zz
    @John-rr4zz Год назад

    Fantastic vid. A Professional carries on even under fire.!! I have an EM5 mk3. and I didn't know any of these shortcuts. All sorted now Thank you very much. That storm was Mad.

  • @waltermayr339
    @waltermayr339 Год назад

    Große Hilfe! Danke!

  • @jobomumpiz
    @jobomumpiz 3 года назад

    great video as ever ... the on/off tipp and the AF targeting pad didn't work on my older OMD EM5.2, but I don't bother ... I love how calm you dealt with the thundersotrm ;)

    • @robinwong
      @robinwong  3 года назад +1

      I may have a calm face but my heart was racing and it almost jumped out of my chest

  • @bendtrom7200
    @bendtrom7200 2 года назад

    Thanks for those great tips.

  • @guyracine7998
    @guyracine7998 3 года назад +13

    Hi Robin. Another great video, this time with a dramatic ending! My favourite setting for the E-M1 Mk II is the AF Targeting Pad. That being said, I recently had a surprise when it stopped working altogether. Every time I would want to move the AF target, I would get an icon telling me that Touch was off even though the setting said it was on. I finally found out that, according to page 112 of the User Manual, drag operation can be disabled or enabled by double-tapping the monitor while keeping your eye in the viewfinder. I thought it was worth mentioning as others may get the same problem.

    • @robinwong
      @robinwong  3 года назад +1

      Hey Guy, thanks for the kind words. I honestly did not expect the storm to get that much worse, and I was a little worried. Thankfully everything was ok.
      The video was meant to be a quick quide, and as much detail I tried to squeeze in the video is pushing 15 minutes long. People are not interested to watch anything past 10-12 minutes, so I have to decide to exclude some dettails. Unfortunately, you are right, there are some important information, but I guess that can come at later videos.

    • @guyracine7998
      @guyracine7998 3 года назад +2

      Your videos are perfect the way they are and I’m always looking forward to your next one. But I thought this was worth mentioning in a comment as extra info.

  • @sdhute
    @sdhute 3 года назад

    Amazing video Robin

  • @1957PLATO
    @1957PLATO 3 года назад

    Once again great tips, Robin. Thank you.

    • @robinwong
      @robinwong  3 года назад

      No worries, my pleasure to share

  • @madyasirzainol2815
    @madyasirzainol2815 3 года назад

    Great recommendation setting sir... 👍

  • @alangamble3236
    @alangamble3236 3 года назад

    Brilliant ! Well done Robin

  • @alexaina81
    @alexaina81 3 года назад

    Hi Robin, I use the same configuration than you except for the on/off button cause I've always be a two hands user to maximise stability... And I always shoot in raw + jpeg (L-Sf) as memory size and cost is no more a problem for years.
    The other important tweak, for me, is to separate AF and light metering : I make the focus in afc mode with my thumb on AF-L button and keep it memorized when I stop pressing, then shutter button is just half-pressed to memorize exposure before shooting, using exposure compensation if needed or simply switching to Manual mode (witch I rarely do except in rare cases like doing panoramics or using flash).
    Thanks for your sharings, even in stormy times... 👍

  • @palamj2
    @palamj2 3 года назад +2

    Fantastic tips Robin.

  • @Casualfulltime
    @Casualfulltime Год назад

    Just picked up the OMD EM5 (OG :)) and this video helped turn off the annoying features. Thanks

  • @verenaschweizer3759
    @verenaschweizer3759 3 года назад

    Very helpful tips, thank you and stay safe !

  • @arthurrmcphee4885
    @arthurrmcphee4885 3 года назад +7

    This is a brilliant video. I made these changes immediately I got my camera years ago. What I don't understand is why these aren't the default settings as they improve the out of camera results you can achieve from these amazing cameras. Most people who got these cameras have been shooting lower quality "out of box" experience compared to most other cameras and maybe this was why they didn't sell too well? I for sure when first using the camera wasn't impressed at all with the results it gave me up until i discovered these settings and changed them. It's like Olympus marketing made them poor out of box shooters from get go, why I have no idea. Great video my friend, well done and thanks for making and sharing this despite the terrifying weather!!

    • @robinwong
      @robinwong  3 года назад +1

      No worries, glad I can share, and glad you found them useful. I think Olympus, or any other camera manufacturers have a very "safe" default camera settings. They are configured for those who may not be too well educated on photography technical controls. But once we know what we want, we do want to customize our camera and optimize it for our own shooting workflow, and I am glad Olympus makes their cameras fully customizable!

    • @frankkatusa6855
      @frankkatusa6855 Год назад

      My OMD D 5 III is the worst out of the box camera I have owned. I will follow this video after I come back from my trip to Europe tomorrow. 'btw. I have been shooting 50 years, retired pro and have used all formats from 8x10 to Minox....I do not like this camera one bit

  • @bmiller025
    @bmiller025 3 года назад

    Great job again good sir! I actually laughed about #1. As someone who has his 300 f4 on the camera and it hanging from a cross-shoulder sling most of the time, I really treasure having the on-off lever easy to read, and on top of the camera, so I don’t have to lift it up to turn it on or off, the way I had to with the older Olympus dslrs. The AEL button on my camera is already dedicated to back-button focus, too. I pretty much always use all of the others settings you demonstrated. It was a good review for me.

    • @robinwong
      @robinwong  3 года назад

      No worries, as I said in the beginning we set the camera to suit our own shooting workflow and preferences. I suggested changing one of the buttons, any button to ISO shortcut, since the AEL/AFL was the one clearly shown in the video frame, I chose that.

  • @giorgosg8760
    @giorgosg8760 3 года назад +4

    OK!!!! This was your best video. I enjoyed it. I felt that I was there, in a thunderstorm. It reminded me some (few) sudden summer thunderstorms in my country. PS. You have also proven that Olympus pro is indeed weather-sealed !!!

    • @robinwong
      @robinwong  3 года назад +1

      Thanks George, appreciate that! Surely, this is my most dramatic video yet

  • @WayneLeary
    @WayneLeary 3 года назад

    I enjoyed the sound effects and drama ...they were cool! And the content lol

  • @alex-sd
    @alex-sd 2 года назад

    Love the thunder sound!

  • @mickarnold
    @mickarnold 2 месяца назад

    Thank you Robin for showing me these 10 things you always change on a new OM D camera. I will shortly be taking delivery of my first ever m43 camera, a used OM -D EM10 and I expect I will be following you on many of your preferences. At the moment I am looking for any insight I can find that helps me familiarise myself with what seems a very complex system before I receive my “new to me” camera.

  • @thibaudfavy7937
    @thibaudfavy7937 2 года назад

    Nice job ! Thank you so much !

  • @user-ep6rg4il5d
    @user-ep6rg4il5d Год назад

    Thank you Robin!

  • @RogerKeith74
    @RogerKeith74 3 года назад

    Thank you so much for these tips. I use the D-EM1 lll I have used Olympus for many years staring with the OM-1 which I still have.