5 Olympus OM-D E-M10 Mark II Tips & Tricks ep.168
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- Опубликовано: 31 июл 2024
- Here I share five hidden settings with tips and tricks for the Olympus OM-D E-M10 Mark II.
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Rob, you're now the official Olympus Shifu :) Thank you for showing us the way out of the darkness of Olympus menu system!
Thanks. I try!
Wow, the 1st tip alone blew me away! Never knew this and it's so useful! Great job Rob. Slightly annoyed that I only found out about it just now after 2 years owning this camera.
I put that tip first just for you! LOL.
Every time I watch [and re-watch] one of these I not only come away having learned the specific items covered, but with a much more comfortable attitude towards finding my own way through the menus/SCP/LV controls. Before I approached all of this with such timidity because I was afraid I'd change something, forget where it was, and never get things back to normal!
It's not so bad once you get used to it!
Timestamps
00:19 Multifunctional Fn2 button
04:47 How to maximize JPEG quality images
05:58 Live Control Panel
07:55 Higlight/Shadow Warning
10:31 How to double battery life
Thanks for doing that!
Certainly Not What You Know But Who You Know & What Rob Knows ..... Brilliant & Thanks.
Thanks for watching!
I love how you continue to do educational and quality videos for people who own these entry level cameras (such as myself). Love your work and channel! :)
Thank you for the kind feedback. Much appreciated!
AWESOME information! I bought the M10 mark ii, exchanged it for the M10 mark iii, was disappointed in the lack of options in the M10 mark iii, (massively dumbed down!) and exchanged it for the M10 mark ii again. People should understand how stupid the M10 mark iii is compared to the M10 mark ii before they buy. This is such awesome content, THANK YOU!!!
Rob, your are fast becoming my most useful vlogger. Great video as usual!
Thanks!
I was so confused moving from Cannon but you solved so many basics. Will be watching your other videos!
Thanks. Glad to help!
Thanks for the tips. As always your videos are very helpful. Thank you.
Thanks for watching!
Hi Rob, my OM-D Em10 mkii is on it way this week. thank you for taking your time and explaining the camera in full on this channel.
Hope you're as happy with the camera as I am!
This is all so useful. Thank you! I have just bought one and am watching videos to see how to set it up when it arrives.
Glad it was helpful!
You make excellent Tutorial videos Rob: patient and instructive.
Even to those unfamiliar with the Olympus menu system.
Kudos &
Thank you, we learn a lot!
Thanks. Glad to help.
A very good set of tips. Been using my EM10 MK2 for awhile now and did not the first and last one which I will now use.
Always something to learn from your channel
Thanks. Glad you found 1 new thing!
Another gem Rob, that I will loop for quite a while. Thank you again terrific stuff.
Thank you!
@@RobTrek your more than welcome.
Very good Rob. An excellent video, thank you.
Thanks for watching!
Thanks for the information, I have had an EM10Mii for a couple of years and recently also picked up an EM10MiiiS so will try these tips on that unit as well.
Glad it was helpful!
Always great insight and understandable 👍🏻
Thank you!
THANK YOU so much! Answers many questions that had me stumped, especially the video specification setting while in S or A mode (I'm convinced now that the Movie Camera dial mode [≥8] does not offer complete movie capture control as available in A and S and M). You are the best when it comes to explaining these Olympus cameras. Better, in fact, than the company in regards to finer details.
I knew the part about the video in Live Control would answer your last question! There are some finer details I didn't cover, like you can tap to focus while recording in S-AF, change exposure comp, etc...
@@RobTrek i need help understanding video capture in P A S M modes. Any chance of doing one specific to video capture in these modes?
Yes, I've been meaning to do that kind of video for about a year. It's a big topic and not sure how to start. I will try this month!
@@RobTrek Just a suggestion related to Sean's (me, too!) request...My main target for improvement is real estate, which I know you are involved in. So, I have ALWAYS had a hard time dealing with outdoor vs indoor video while in A or S or M modes. At present, the best I can do is to shoot 60fps with higher F-stop and low ISO outdoors and 30fps with lower F-stop and high ISO indoors to get some detail but TRY not to have blown out windows. VERY difficult and often unacceptable. Photos, I'm pretty good actually. But video work, not so much.
It is self evident from your channel, Rob, you are very good with video. Thanks!
@@RobTrek your right it is a big subject and my tiny mind just can't seem to grasp it when I'm under pressure and the job is at hand. Seems what I think I know dissolves away as soon as I hit the red button. I know you will come up with something coherent Rob. Thanks for all your hard work.
Thank you very much Rob ,excellent to get the knack.
Thanks for watching!
Thanks Rob for the tips. I have been shooting Olympus since the first OMD M5 was released years ago. I just recently sold all my Nikon gear. I have added a M5 MkII to my Olympus gear and have been spending the last few days getting it set up to my liking. So far so good it is a real improvement in so many ways when compared to the original M5. I not totally sure I like the new flippable LCD because it has to be swung out to be able to tilt the screen up and down.
Yes, I have mixed feelings on the flip out screen too. I prefer tilt screen for photography, flip screen for video. The flip you can do both, so if you do video equally as much, it's better to get it that way.
Thank you for the tricks! Very useful 👍🏻😊
Happy to help!
Another awesome video. I’ve given some consideration to switching to Panasonic given Olympus is sooo slow at implementing better sensor, and CAF in their line of cameras. But your videos are so fantastic I’ve abandoned that plan. I learned so much from your vids. Thanks again for putting this series together. Simply fantastic!
Thank you! Sometimes a purchase decision is all about the support after the purchase. I try to help people who buy Olympus.
As educational as ever. Thanks, Rob.
Thanks. I tried to pick out the ones that are easily missed.
Thanks Rob, very useful information!
Thank you!
Great video! very helpful.
Thanks!
AMAZING!! I am also located in Maryland. Great work Sir! 👏🏾
Much appreciated
Another very useful video Rob
Thank you!
Good stuff, thanks Rob!
Thanks for watching!
I thought Rob, I understood the Olympus menu well. You still know how to get the details out. Thank you for clearifying.
Thanks. Just scratched the surface!
Thanks. I have read the manual and completely missed the purpose of fn2 multi function. That is really useful and makes fn2 really fn2a, fn2b.... Thanks once again.
You can program other function buttons to be multifunction. It's all in the button menu!
Excellent teaching 👍🇦🇺
Thank you!
These tips are jewels Rob! I'm getting well over 1000 images per charge with my em10mk2, although I've turned off the feature that shows me a preview of the photo I just took, that really burns battery power I believe. Great video!
Thanks! I've heard the same about photo review. Can't say that I can live without that feature though. Just too insecure I suppose.
You are the greatest at explaining those crazy Olympus menu’s. Great camera’s though.
Thanks!
thanks I learn a lot
You are welcome!
TY Rob excellent
thank you for those videos on the E-M10 mk ii as i have a slightly used one on my way. I'm mostly a Lumix (G85+Gx9) user but want to go back to some night and light painting shots the easier way . I figured that this model is the cheapest way to do so and still has so many advanced features . Some are missing on epl and the live view boost is 'removed' on the mk iii
Yes, the em10-ii is unique like that. Thanks.
Excellent as usual.
FWIW, one gotcha I figured out (by being a wimp and actually looking at the manual) is that the Utility (K) menu Quick Sleep Mode is not accessible if the Release Lag-Time (B menu) is set to Short.
Also, setting the Release Lag-Time to Short will shorten the battery life.
Yes, the quick sleep mode is greyed out if Lag-Time is set to short. That's why I did a reset on the camera so that I didn't have any weird settings messing with my tutorial. Thanks!
Great Video..I'm thinking of buying this camera so this was a great help..👍
You won't regret it!
@@RobTrek Thanks Rob..can I just ask one more quick question?...can you fix a normal size lens onto this Camera? (Obviously with an adapter if one is available ) I want to also purchase a particular lens that is made especially for Astrophotography you see, but it is a full size lens. Thanks Rob.
I adapt full frame lenses of all sizes. Just be careful of the weight against the lens mount on the camera. It wasn't designed to for that. Use a lens collar or hold the lens so that it is the primary contact point of support.
@@RobTrek Thanks Rob 😊
THANK you!
Thanks for watching!
Hi Rob, had my Olympus em10mk2 for 2 years now, but only discoverd last year, that it can process raw files in camera, ha, ha. Not ideal i know, but it does come in handy, and you can view through the evf, to check results, which i find much better than looking at the back lcd screen.
I use the in camera raw a lot! I wanted to include it in this video, but it really deserves it's own video.
Great videos Rob, I own a Om-D E-M10 mark II and your videos are really good! Learn a lot with you. I bought this Olympus because I am a traveller and with this camera, I can take it with three lenses, three batteries and a tripod in a small bag, and the camera itself is quite good. I was scared when I started seeing folks bashing on M43, saying it was dead and useless... I thought I made a mistake and at certain time was considering on buying a Fuji Xpro2, but, cant justify the extra cash... Pen F is gorgeous, is it that much better than the E-M10 or E-M5 ?
Thanks. The PenF is very unique, but image quality is not really any better than any other Olympus. It has very specific features for tweaking jpg images and a few other things. Watch my other video PenF vs Em10ii ruclips.net/video/ZLkzN3H8BAU/видео.html
🙏Thank you Sir👍
Outstanding - I have learned so much from your videos....Rob I just bought you a coffee and asked a really simple technical question. I have no idea if you can reply via PayPal or not. If not can you respond on here....Keep up the great instructional videos!!!!
Thanks. I sent and email to you. Basically the mft lenses do not fit Fujifilm x mount bodies.
I set F2 to AEL/AFL, as on the Mark IV. Custom Settings A assigns AEL/AFL to Shutter Button halfway for stills. In video, other settings can over-ride this. Done SF in G, again, after Full Reset, Live Control in D. The IV has a more useful selection in Super Control than the II has. The EV button retains highlight detail and color in night stills. I have to press OK for Super Control before I get Live Control. Quick Sleep is a pain. I carry spare batteries. But Thank You!
Thanks for the info!
Hi Rob, Thanks for the great info. I thought I saw atip where you shorten the delete function set up by eliminating the "yes/no" step before pressing OK. Can you point me to it?
In menu H (I think), "Record/Erase", turn on "Quick Erase".
Hi Rob! Thanks for the awesome tips, specially the one to save battery life. The battery life on the e-m10 ii is not that good, i struggle to get my 2 batteries through a whole day of medium shooting, so, i gotta try this one out ;)
Let me know how it works out!
Hey Rob watch a lot of your videos and have learned a great deal. You have so many to choose from could you steer me towards the ones on taking sunrise and sunsets pics. I've been thru pretty much all and maybe I'm not set up for them in my settings. I've seen on the scn dial it will show a setting for sunsets but not one for sunrises. I've been using the beach & snow setting which is alright but still not what I think it should be. Again if you could seer me to one of your videos that I can learn from shooting from the hip is to frustrating and getting me nowhere fast.
Hi. I don't have any sunset/sunrise videos. Generally sunset/sunrise shots are very high contrast. To overcome the very bright sun vs. harsh shadows, you need to either use a graduated nd filter and/or bracket your exposure to create an hdr. Set your whitebalance to 5000k to keep the warm glow of golden hour. Hope that helps.
Hi rob nice video...off subject but I just got a EM-5 and wouild like to know if while using the lens off of my E520 with an electronic adapter, will the camera auto focus while in movie mode...I cant get it to do it. I can hit the shutter button and it will focus..but that is a pain in the a..............................
Wow, long time since I've heard from you! Sorry, I'm not familiar with using 4/3 lenses on m4/3.
Hi Rob, I have already learned shooting with OMD E M10 mark2 . My question is about star tracking,
I can not make proper manual focus in pitch dark using my kit lenses. In the other lenses, there is an infinity sign and you can turn the focus ring that, but on Olympus kit lenses I could not manage it. Could you show me the way to focus infinity with kit lenses?
You have to use your live view screen and set your camera to manual focus. Find the brightest star, magnify to 14x, then manually focus until it's sharp - usually when it looks smallest on the screen. You may need to turn on live view boost. I've done it before. Here is a shot I did with the em10-2 and kit lens just like this: instagram.com/p/BzdLZVFHd04/
Very helpfull video (again), thanx. Is the OM-D E-M10 mark ii ready for tethering? I can't find anything about it...
Thanks. Sorry, I don't know of any way to tether the EM10 to the computer for anything but transferring images already taken.
@@RobTrek Ok, no worries, thanks anyway. Keep up the good stuff.
Once 'magnify' has been setup in the menu system how do I operate it during focusing?
The manual shows default menu settings. Is there a way to call up a report listing all changes to menu items that have been changed from defaults? Thanks.
When you say setup in the menu, did you assign the magnify to a fn button? That way you just push the button to activate the magnify.
.....what would be of us...the OM 10 E M II owners, if you were not here...Bob
Thanks. There is always Peter Forsgard!
Rob, you videos are far more friendly to those,certainly including me, who are not expert in navigating the Olympus menus and settings
For example, with your excellent Pen F videos, who, even if manual had been memorised, would have known where that menu setting was hidden to enable the various Raw, Superfine and other settings.
These are magic videos for new to Olympus users such as me.
Thanks again.
Love your videos I just got the mark 3 so disappointed it doesn't have myset modes or even a way to re map the rec button! Why did they dumb the camera down what should I do? Sell it and get a mark 2? Or a m5-mark2?
The Mark 3 is a very capable camera and I think you should keep it and wait for the EM5-Mark 3. Unless you have a specific workflow that would save you time and/or money with the mysets, I don't see a need to switch. If you can minimize the loss on the Mark 3, then maybe switching to one of the Mark 2's would be okay.
@@RobTrek well said thanks! My in-laws have the mk 1 and 2 and love it! It's my first mirrorless camera just sold all my self stuff, I have the f2.8 45m Olympus lens coming can't wait!
I'll wait for the m3 like you said
Thanks for the guide into Olympus menu hell. I had set the sleep mode to 3 seconds and wondered why nothing happened.
I know right? It should be on or off and not dependent on other settings. I forgot to mention the shutter lag should be set to normal and not fast.
The Color creator function- when would this be used? Or purpose. Thanks
It just adds saturation to a particular color. It's purely subjective. I've only used it once to add some warmth to an image.
It shows that you don’t use the image aspect ratio. It doesn’t affect only the JPEG but also the RAW image: in Lightroom the cropped image is shown immediately the way you shot the image. Of course you can reverse the aspect ratio to the default 4:3.
True. I don't use it much. However, my version of LR shows the thumbnail of the embedded jpg in the raw file only briefly before generating it's own full aspect preview of the raw.
I dont dare to use the highlight/shadows feature anymore on my EM-10. Tried it only once and immediately some pixels got stuck! Therefore I had to do that special pixel mapping thing-feature in-camera, which did the trick and saved the day for me.
Interesting. I can't believe the two things are related but I wouldn't be too surprised.
Rob Trek Maybe it’s just a coincidence and I got unlucky... Causation/correlation and so on. Maybe it wouldn’t happen again, but I probably won’t test it until I’ve upgraded to an EM-5 and I can use the EM-10 a little more recklessly.
Hi: watched this video a long time ago, but am reviewing it again. I use a lot of vintage lens on my em10 MarkII so I changed the FN1 button to magnify and the FN2 button to peaking. If I change the FN2 button to Multifunction like in your video and the FN1 button to peaking, will the Magnify function as part of the FN2 button operate the same as when I had the FN1 button set to Magnify ? Thanks and please let me know
It should be the same. Just be sure to select magnify when changing the function of multi-function. You press and hold the fn2 then rotate the dial to magnify.
@@RobTrek Thank You !
This may be a dumb question but can you tell what the two numbers (01:18:08 & 1012) which appear on the screen/EVF at the bottom right corner are please.
Depending on the size of the memory card, it estimates how much time you can record video or how many pictures you can take with the current settings.
@@RobTrek Thanks, of course - my mind went blank on that one.
How to use watercolor to photography in olympus omdem10markii??
Turn the mode dial to "Art", then select "Watercolor" picture mode.
Does your instructions apply to the OMD EM10iii?
Sorry, I don't have the EM10iii, so can't say for sure.
Rob, do you have affiliate links with B&H Photo/Video?
Sorry, I don't but thanks for asking!
good afternoon rob trek, I have olympus om-d e-m10 markIII and lens m zuido 75-300 f1: 4.8-6.7, ed msc, you can put Olympus Teleconverter MC-14 ??, a greeting from Spain
Sorry, its only compatible with the 40-150 Pro and 300mm Pro.
@@RobTrek ok thany you , my lens m zuiko 75-300, some other brand duplicator ??
There are no other teleconverters I'm aware of for micro 4/3 that will work.
Quando ligo minha máquina Olympus E-M10 ela está acusando no visor, verifiquei o estado da objetiva. Como faço pra solucionar esse tipo de problema?
I think your lens might be defective. Try another lens. If it still doesn't work, then you may have to get a new camera.
I have the OMD E M 10, is there a wireless shutter release for it and HOW do I attach it...? I'm puzzled....thanks
I use the Pixco wireless trigger. You plug the receiver into the usb port. It comes with all cables necessary. Look at this one* amzn.to/3QMqhQk # ad
@@RobTrek It appears that one has been replaced w/ Pixel 2.4GHz Wireless Remote Shutter Release UC1 for Olympus RM-UC1 E-M1 E-M5 E-M5-II E-M10 E-M10-II Pen-F EPL8 EPL7 EPL6 EPL5 EPL3 EPL2 EP5 EP3 E400 E410 E420 E450 E510 E520 E550 E600 E620 590UZ Dslr. THANK YOU...I WILL GIVE IT A TRY. A bit more than I wanted to spend but workable....
Hi Rob
Can you help? I set up one of my em10 mk ii to show side by side images in playback ( by touching the info button) the problem is I cannot remember how I did it from the menu system and wanted to apply the same feature to an epl8 that I have just acquired. Any help would be appreciated
Hi. There are two settings in the Custom Menu "D" Disp/*/PC. Go to Close Up Mode and set to "mode 2". Then go to Info Settings --> *Info --> Light Box (check box). Let me know if that worked. -Rob
Hi Rob
Thank you, that works for the omd e10 Mk ii but on the epl8 light box line is blanked ( I.e. not hi lighted) so I guess it’s not available.
@@alangamble3236 Make sure you did this : Custom Menu "D" . Go to Close Up Mode and set to "mode 2".
Hello, I don't know if you can see this message, I have this camera but the 14-42 mm lens has been damaged after two years of use. I bought another 50 mm one thinking it could be fine.... But it doesn't enter the camera 🙁🙁🙁😫 what happened ???? Could you help me know if I have made this purchase wrong or if I should buy a separate adapter!?!? Help
I'd need to know exactly what 50mm you bought. My guess is the OM System 50mm f/1.8 vintage lens. You would need an OM-m4/3 adapter. Be sure you always buy "m4/3 mount" lenses. You may want to consider the Panasonic 25mm f/1.7 lens. It's relatively inexpensive and is a fabulous lens.
Hello Rob. First off very informative videos, haven't watch them all, but intend to. I was looking for some advice. I had a Canon EOS 1000D that I used for years with just my prime 50mm lens. Ever since I discovered that lens I never took it off. I mainly shoot street photography. Long story short, one day my Canon was full of fungus and I lost the camera. Recently I bought a Olympus OM-D E-M10 Mark II with the 14-42mm kit lens. Is this a good lens for street photography, or should I invest in a different lens? If so what would you recommend? Thank you for your help.
Thanks. You should be able to get buy with the 14-42 in good light. In lower light, the 17mm and 25mm primes are excellent choices.
@@RobTrek Thanks for the reply. I just scared myself looking at the prices, do you recommend any budget alternatives in the 17mm and 25mm primes? After buying the camera my budget is quite limited. Until I get one, I'll have to make due with the kit lens.
@@pedroneves1057 The Panasonic 25mm f/1.7 is a good lens if you don't do video. It's around $150 new and $100 used. The Panasonic 20mm f/1.7 is also excellent at around $220 new - probably the best bet - again not for video.
@@RobTrek Thanks for the advice.
Rob I don't have a quick Sleep setting in my K menu on My OM-D E-M10 mkII
Hi. It should be there. You have to scroll down to the next screen, it will be a single line item.
Rob Trek hi Rob. Honestly I promise you I don’t have that option in my K menu.
Mike (and Rob): To have the Quick Sleep setting visible on the K menu, the Release Lag-Time on the C Menu (Release) must first be set to Normal. If it's set to Short, no option for Quick Sleep will be available in Menu K. Not so evident!
Thomas Cizauskas ok thanks. I’ll check that out.
I need this camera so bad
They are on sale right now here in the USA. Might be a good time to get one.
Just purchased the Olympus OMD10 mark 2. I loaded Olympus Viewer from the provided disc. Running windows XP. Tried downloading pics from camera to pc. From camera to pc I get “failed to import files”. Used a SD card reader and I get “No file to import.” Any ideas on why I cannot down load pics to pc would be appreciated.
That is strange. When you put the card in the reader, can you see the pictures files with windows file explorer? Maybe try to format the card in-camera and take a few pictures and try again. Let me know. Thanks. -Rob
Thanks for response. SD was formatted with camera. PC does see Olympus camera in Olympus viewer but no pictures show up in viewer. Explorer does not see SD reader. Tried three different card readers and all the same. They are older card readers. Could that be the problem? Think not because it does not work with camera. Could it be a windows thing? Bob
Rob Trek Hi Rob, windowsXP can only read 32GB or under. I’m using a 64GB. Windows 7 or greater can read the 64 and 128GB. Now I know. Bob
@@bobhinley5410 Thank you so much for getting back to me. I'm surprised Viewer can even run on an XP machine! Irfanview is a free photo viewer that comes in a 32bit version you can try if Viewer gives you any headaches.
I appreciate that you have a very loyal fan base.
However, the various menus and the buttons being adjusted were not, to me at least, clearly shown in the video.
Also, I thought video of the camera, where you were making adjustments was very underexposed.
May I suggest that you simply have a spotlight illuminating the relevant parts of the camera.
Btw: would have no idea what page or pages these rather intricate settings could be located.
This is intended to be constructive commentary.
Thanks.
Thanks. I really appreciate your recent comments and the effort you made to communicate the tone and intent. Sometimes it's hard to tell the tone of one's comments and is often taken wrong way. That said, I make an effort to read every comment regardless of any perceived tone and take in as much as I can to improve my efforts here. This video was more for experienced users of the Olympus menu system and I should make that more clear in each video. I have to cater to different levels of experience in my expanded audience and it's hard to sometimes to arbitraily say this is "Expert", this is "Beginner", this is "Intermediate", etc.... I am planning some new tutorials and will try to incorporate more visual aids in the form of overlaying graphics.
1:20 my does not come up. I see it after holding F2 and I rotate to select it, but when I click the F2 again some icons show but I do not get a color wheel.
That is strange. Make sure you're in a photo mode P,A,S,M. Otherwise, what icons are showing up?
@@RobTrek A mode, manual lens (if that matters). icons that show when I press are (forgive my lack of technical accuracy)
Flash auto (upper left sidebar),
WB Auto (upper right sidebar)
Shooting drive mode (right sidebar below WB auto)
3 little dashes top right (look to be one icon space in from top right.)
@@BMRTV Another viewer reported that his fn2 button was not working properly. Try assigning the multi-function to fn3 in the button menu and see if that works. Let me know. -Rob
@@RobTrek nice thought, but no. Don't worry about for my sake as I primarily use my M10 in black n white. Learning where highlight and shadow is was huge for me. Thanks.
@@RobTrek Got it! I did not have color creator selected in D-->Picture mode. Normally I limit it to just my couple so I must have removed it. Now that I checked that, it works via the multi button.
I can not gain access to the USB on the side....can't figure out how to open....hmmm
On the side of the camera, there is a soft cover that peels forward from the back side.
@@RobTrek ta da......I have been 'pulling' it the wrong way.....THANK YOU.....THANK YOU
🌷💖
Brilliant. Excellent tips. You dropped it? Now you are forcing the Olympus people to make a camera with all the features of TG-6 and EM-10 II.
I dropped it at least a dozen times. Still takes great pictures! Just the viewfinder doesn't autoswitch anymore.
Hello I couldn't tell the number of frame rates, it just show 1920x1080 and more
You set the framerate in the super control panel or in the movie menu. If you want to see the frame rate of the video file, you just need to select it in the Windows file explorer and it will show you the frame rate. You could also play the movie in a video player and see the frame rate there.
@@RobTrek can I send you pictures on gmail because I'm a complete beginner
It just about this issue
@@jakegomez8279 Send to robtreklive@gmail.com
@@RobTrek already sent it hope you received it 😊
Is there a difference in specifications between Mark 2 and Mark 4?
There were some updates to the menu and a new 20mp sensor which added 4k video. The screen also flips all the way down for selfies. I would get or keep the Mark 2 if you already have one. A nice upgrade would be used em1.2 or em5.3.
@RobTrek what's mean em1.2 or em5.3?
@@RedHell2884E-M1 Mark II or E-M5 Mark III.
@@RobTrek Thanks a lot
Hi Rob. Thanks for all your videos that have helped me a lot. I'm also using the EM10 II and have 25mm and 45mm Zuiko lenses. Great camera! I'll tell you a secret. I actually own two bodies. Both in black.
Feel free to check out my photo galleries made with the OM10 II except the one with the locomotive. (That one was made with an Olympus 450)
www.pixelbauhaus.de/pic
Beautiful images! Thanks for sharing.
Is there a setting to give it a decent sensor?.
Haha. Probably in the next firmware update. NOT!
@@RobTrek What about strapping 4 cameras together.....?
@mark rigg Hope you are not a FF person. The OMD EM10 MII is a wonderful camera for the price you pay, if you want a better sensor how about paying more and buy a FF.
@@santapm4042 yeah yeah I know. I have 4 full frames and a dry sense of humour. I do actually realize mico 4 thirds fits some peoples needs.
@mark rigg You could do that, but it would be easier to just take 4 pictures and stitch them back together in post.
Can Olympus make their menu settings more complicated?! Ugh!
I doubt it! So long as they keep adding features, I don't mind.
Rob Trek thank god there is you! So helps us Olympus for dummies
@@RobTrek it is great that Olympus actually gave us access to some great features in the em10 mk2 though admittedly through some convoluted menues rather than limit them only to their most expensive models. I fear the hobbled em10 mk3 is a sign of Olympus realizing they were giving away too much in the em10 mk2.
I liked David Thorpes review of the mk3, - sometimes less is just less.
@@RobTrek you prompted me to go search D.Thorpes em10mk3 review having watched it just now, I could not agree more.
tHIS ISNT THE OM-D E-M1 Mark II
No, it's the e-m10 ii.
Not useful at all Rob, couldn't find any of those settings on my Fuji X-T2 (LOL), but I’m saving the video (and other videos) for when I get the OM-D E-M1 Mk II (waiting for the price to drop).
Haha! Wait for the em5-iii.