Olympus E-M1 MARK II Operation & User’s Manual

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About This Guide

•� This�is�a�guide�to�movie-related�features�and�how�to�configure�them.�Detailed� information�on�such�topics�as�taking�photographs�and�camera�specifications�can� be�found�in�the�camera�instruction�manual. •� The�screen�and�camera�illustrations�shown�in�this�guide�were�produced�during� product�development�and�may�differ�from�the�actual�product. •� If�there�are�additions�and/or�modifications�of�functions�due�to�firmware�update� for�the�camera,�the�contents�will�differ.�For�the�latest�information,�please�visit�the� Olympus�website.

Movie (n) Mode

Features�a�specialized�movie� menu�with�unique�movie�op- tions�separate�from�those�for� photos. Choose�for�concentrated� movie�recording. Mode�dial The�main�focus�of�this�guide�is�the�recording�of�movies�in�“movie�mode”.

Adjusting Movie Settings

Movie�settings�can�be�adjusted�using�the�LV�super�control�panel,�menu,�or� live�control�as�described�below. Using the LV Super Control Panel Use�the�LV�super�control�panel�to�view�and�adjust�shooting�settings. 1 Press�the�Q�button�to�view�the�LV�super� control�panel. •� If�the�live�control�is�displayed,�press�the�INFO� button�to�cycle�the�display.�Note�that�display� selection�is�not�available�when�settings�such� as�[nK]�are�selected,�in�which�case�you�will� need�to�select�a�different�setting�before�press- ing�the�INFO�button. 250 250 F5.6 100% F + RAW sRGB A + 1 Natural G + 1 S-AF +1 +1 S Normal S-IS Auto WB Auto +0.7 F + RAW M-IS n 0:17:14 0:17:14 ISO Auto ISO 2 Use�the�arrow�pad�to�highlight�the�desired� item�and�press�the�Q�button. •� You�can�also�choose�items�using�the�rear�dial. 250 250 F5.6 100% sRGB +0.7 A + 1 Natural G + 1 S-AF F + RAW F + RAW +1 +1 S Normal S-IS Auto M-IS WB Auto ISO Auto n AF Mode n 0:17:14 0:17:14 3 Highlight�an�option�using�the�left�and�right� arrow�buttons�and�press�the�Q�button. •� You�can�also�choose�options�using�the�front� dial. •� The�highlighted�option�will�be�selected�automat- ically�if�no�operations�are�performed�for�about�8� seconds. AUTO AUTO S-AF S-AF S-AF S-AF C-AF C-AF PreMF PreMF MF MF S-AF S-AF MF C-AF C-AF TR 100% n Single AF Using the Menus The�menus�contain�shooting�and�playback�options�not�available�in�the�LV� super�control�panel�and�the�like�and�can�be�used�to�customize�camera�set- tings�for�ease�of�use. 1 Press�the�MENU�button�to�display�the� menus. •� A�tip�will�be�displayed�when�an�item�is�highlight- ed. •� Press�the�INFO�button�to�view�or�hide�tips. j/Y/ 1 2 LN 100% Shooting Menu 1 Reset / Custom Modes Picture Mode Image Aspect Digital Tele-converter Back Set Off

Shooting Menu 2

Bracketing HDR Multiple Exposure Keystone Comp. Anti-Shock /Silent High Res Shot #RC Mode Off Off Off Off Off Back Set •� The�menu�group�tab�appears�when�the�G� Custom�Menu�is�selected.�Use�the�up�and�down� arrow�buttons�to�highlight�a�menu�group�and� press�the�Q�button. Menu�group AF/MF A1 A2 A3 B1 B2 C1 C2 D1 S-AF mode1 ±0 On2 2 1 S-AF 100% KAF mode AEL/AFL AF Scanner C-AF Lock Back Set AF Limiter 5Settings AF Area Pointer Off 3 Highlight�an�item�using�the�up�and�down� arrow�buttons�and�press�the�Q�button�to� display�options�for�the�highlighted�item. 4 Use�the�up�and�down�arrow�buttons�to� highlight�an�option�and�press�the�Q�button� to�select. 2 1 100% Shooting Menu 2 Bracketing HDR Multiple Exposure Keystone Comp. High Res Shot Off Off Off Back Set Anti-Shock /Silent #RC Mode Off On Using the Live Control Use�the�live�control�to�adjust�settings�while�viewing�your�subject. 1 Press�the�Q�button�to�view�the�live�control. •� If�the�LV�super�control�panel�is�displayed,�press� the�INFO�button�to�cycle�the�display.�Note�that� display�selection�is�not�available�when�settings� such�as�[nK]�are�selected,�in�which�case� you�will�need�to�select�a�different�setting�before� pressing�the�INFO�button. P PP WB AUTO WB WB WB AUTO AUTO AUTO n P A SS M M P S-AF S-AF M-IS M-IS FHD F 60p 1 100% Program Auto Settings Options 2 Use�the�up�and�down�arrow�buttons�to� highlight�the�desired�item�and�the�left�and� right�arrow�buttons�to�choose�an�option. •� You�can�also�adjust�settings�using�the�front�or� rear�dial. •� The�highlighted�option�will�be�selected�automat- ically�if�no�operations�are�performed�for�about�8� seconds. PP WB AUTO WB WB WB AUTO AUTO AUTO n P S-AF S-AF M-IS M-IS FHD F 60p 1 100% AUTO S-AF AUTO S-AF C-AF C-AF PreMF PreMF MF MF S-AF S-AF MF C-AF C-AF TR Single AF 3 Press�the�Q�button. The LV Super Control Panel and Live Control Displays Use�[n�Display Settings]�>�[n�Control Settings]�(P.29)�in�the�movie�menu�to� view�or�hide�the�LV�super�control�panel�or�live�control.

5 Movie Options Option Description Applies to Accessed via g nK�(Image�Quality) Adjust�such�settings�as�movie�resolution,�compres- sion/bit�rate,�and�frame�rate. Movies�only LV�super�control�panel P.6 n�Exposure�Mode Choose�the�exposure�mode�for�movie�recording. Movies�only Menus,�live�control P.10 Exposure�Compensation Adjust�exposure. Movies/photos Dials P.10 Aperture Choose�an�aperture�for�A�and�M�modes. Movies/photos Dials P.10 Shutter�Speed Choose�the�shutter�speed�at�which�each�frame�is�recorded. Movies/photos Dials P.10 Picture�Mode Select�a�picture�mode. Movies/photos LV�super�control�panel,� live�control P.11 n�Picture�Mode Optimize�tones�for�movie�recording. Movies�only Menus P.11 White�Balance Adjust�hues�so�that�white�objects�appear�white. Movies/photos LV�super�control�panel,� live�control P.12 All�x Apply�a�single�white�balance�compensation�value� across�all�white�balance�modes. Movies/photos Menus P.13 W�Keep�Warm�Color Preserve�“warm”�colors�in�pictures�taken�under�incan- descent�lighting. Movies/photos Menus P.13 n�AF�Mode Select�a�focusing�method�(focus�mode). Movies�only LV�super�control�panel,� menus,�live�control P.14 Preset�MF�Distance Choose�a�focus�position�for�preset�MF. Movies/photos Menus P.15 MF�Assist Choose�focus�assist�options�for�manual�focus. Movies/photos Menus P.16 Magnify The�display�zooms�in�during�focus�operations. Peaking Areas�of�peak�contrast�are�shown�during�focus�opera- tions. Peaking�Settings Choose�colors�for�the�peaking�display. Movies/photos Menus P.16 MF�Clutch Enable�or�disable�the�MF�clutch�on�lenses�with�an�MF� clutch. Movies/photos Menus P.16 AF�Area Choose�a�target�selection�method�and�target�size. Movies/photos LV�super�control�panel,� live�control P.17 Touch�AF Focus�using�touch�controls. Movies/photos Touch�controls P.17 Face�Priority�AF/ Eye�Priority�AF Give�priority�to�faces�or�eyes�when�focusing. Movies/photos LV�super�control�panel,� live�control P.17 Movie�K Movie�sound�settings. Movies�only Menus,�live�control P.18 Recording�Volume Adjust�the�sensitivity�of�built-in�and�external�micro- phones. K�Volume�Limiter Limit�microphone�sensitivity. Wind�Noise� Reduction Reduce�wind�noise. K�Plug-in�Power Choose�whether�to�supply�power�to�external�micro- phones. PCM�Recorder�K� Link Adjust�settings�for�IC�recorders�connected�to�the� microphone�jack. Headphone� Volume Adjust�headphone�volume. Card�Slot�Settings Choose�the�card�slot�used�for�shooting�or�playback� when�two�cards�are�inserted. Movies/photos Menus P.19 K�Save�Settings Choose�how�movies�are�saved. Movies/photos LV�super�control�panel,� menus P.20 n�Image�Stabilizer Choose�an�image�stabilization�option�for�movie�re- cording. Movies�only LV�super�control�panel,� menus,�live�control P.21 n�HDMI�Output Adjust�settings�for�connection�to�HDMI�devices�when� recording�movies. Movies�only Menus P.22 ISO�Sensitivity Choose�an�ISO�sensitivity�for�mode�M�(other�modes� use�AUTO). Movies/photos LV�super�control�panel,� live�control P.22 Sharpness Adjust�sharpness. Movies/photos LV�super�control�panel P.23 Contrast Adjust�contrast. Movies/photos LV�super�control�panel P.23 Saturation Adjust�color�saturation�(vividness). Movies/photos LV�super�control�panel P.23 Gradation Adjust�tone. Movies/photos LV�super�control�panel P.24 Highlight&Shadow Adjust�the�brightness�of�highlights�and�shadows. Movies/photos LV�super�control�panel P.24 n�Noise�Filter Reduce�noise�in�movies�filmed�at�high�ISO�sensitivities. Movies�only Menus P.25 n�Button�Function Customize�buttons�for�use�in�movie�mode. Movies�only Menus P.25 n�Dial�Function Customize�dials�for�use�in�movie�mode. Movies�only Menus P.28 n�Fn�Lever�Function Customize�the�Fn�lever�for�use�in�movie�mode. Movies�only Menus P.28 n�Shutter�Function Choose�the�role�played�by�the�shutter�button�in�movie� mode. Movies�only Menus P.29 n�Elec.�Zoom�Speed Choose�a�power�zoom�speed�for�movie�mode. Movies�only Menus P.29 n�Control�Settings Choose�LV�super�control�panel�and�live�control�dis- play�options�for�movie�mode. Movies�only Menus P.29 Option Description Applies to Accessed via g n�Info�Settings Choose�information�display�options�for�movie�mode. Movies�only Menus P.29 Time�Code�Settings Choose�time�code�options. Movies�only Menus P.30 Time�Code�Mode Choose�from�drop�frame/no�drop�frame. Count�Up Choose�from�recording�run/free�run. Starting�Time Choose�the�time�code�start�time. 8�Display�Pattern Choose�whether�the�camera�displays�the�battery�level� as�a�percentage�or�number�of�minutes�remaining. Movies�only Menus P.30 My�Clips Record�short�clips�in�a�specialized�n�image�quality� mode�and�then�combine�the�clips�into�a�longer�movie. Movies�only LV�super�control�panel,� menus,�live�control P.31 Movie�Effect Record�movies�with�special�effects. Movies�only Touch�controls P.39 Movie� Tele-converter Zoom�in�on�the�area�of�the�monitor�selected�with� touch�controls,�up�to�a�maximum�of�3×. Movies�only Touch�controls P.40 Silent�Shooting To�reduce�the�sounds�made�by�camera�controls�during� movie�recording,�touch�controls�can�be�used�for�power� zoom,�recording�volume,�aperture,�shutter�speed,�expo- sure�compensation,�ISO�sensitivity,�and/or�headphone� volume�adjustment. Movies�only Touch�controls P.41 Play�Movie View�movies. Movies�only Playback�display P.42 Movie�Trimming Trim�footage�from�movies. Movies�only Playback�display P.43 Saving�Movie�Stills Create�a�still�from�a�selected�frame. Movies�only Playback�display P.43 Share�Order Select�photos�and�movies�for�later�transfer�to�a�smart- phone�using�OI.Share. Movies/photos Playback�display P.44 0�(Protect) Protect�photos�and�movies�from�accidental�deletion. Movies/photos Playback�display P.44 Slideshow View�a�slide�show�of�the�photos�and�movies�on�the�card. Movies/photos Playback�display P.45 Erase Delete�the�current�photo�or�movie. Movies/photos Playback�display P.45 Focus�Ring Choose�the�direction�of�the�focus�ring. Movies/photos Menus P.46 Reset�Lens Choose�whether�turning�the�camera�off�resets�focus. Movies/photos Menus P.46 Flicker�Reduction Reduce�the�effects�of�flicker. Movies/photos Menus P.46 Grid�Settings Adjust�settings�for�the�framing�grid�display. Movies/photos Menus P.46 File�Name Choose�how�the�camera�numbers�the�files�and�fold- ers�on�the�memory�card. Movies/photos Menus P.47 Edit�Filename Choose�how�the�camera�names�image�files. Movies/photos Menus P.47 Quick�Erase Choose�whether�a�confirmation�dialog�is�displayed� when�you�press�the�D�button�during�playback. Movies/photos Menus P.47 Priority�Set Choose�the�default�selection�([Yes]�or�[No])�for�con- firmation�dialogs. Movies/photos Menus P.48 EVF�Auto�Switch Choose�whether�the�viewfinder�turns�on�when�you�put� your�eye�to�the�viewfinder. Movies/photos Menus P.48 EVF�Adjust Adjust�viewfinder�brightness�and�hue. Movies/photos Menus P.48 EVF�Style Choose�the�viewfinder�display�style. Movies/photos Menus P.48 Press-and-Hold�Time Choose�how�long�buttons�must�be�pressed�before� function�assigned�to�“press�and�hold”�is�activated. Movies/photos Menus P.49 Level�Adjust Calibrate�the�level�gauge. Movies/photos Menus P.49 Touchscreen�Settings Enable�or�disable�touch�controls. Movies/photos Menus P.49 Menu�Recall Choose�whether�the�cursor�returns�to�its�last�position� when�menus�are�displayed. Movies/photos Menus P.49 Battery�Settings View�battery�status�or�choose�the�battery�used�first� when�the�camera�is�used�with�the�optional�power�bat- tery�holder�(HLD-9). Movies/photos Menus P.50 Backlit�LCD Choose�the�delay�before�the�backlight�dims�to�save�power. Movies/photos Menus P.50 Sleep Choose�the�delay�before�the�camera�enters�sleep�mode. Movies/photos Menus P.50 Auto�Power�Off Choose�the�delay�before�the�camera�turns�off�auto- matically. Movies/photos Menus P.50 Reset Restore�default�settings. Movies/photos Menus P.51 Card�Setup Format�memory�cards�or�delete�all�images. Movies/photos Menus P.51 X�(Date/Time�Setting) Set�the�clock�(date�and�time). Movies/photos Menus P.52 W�(Changing�the� Display�Language) Choose�a�language�for�the�menus�and�other�displays. Movies/photos Menus P.52 s�(Monitor�Brightness� Adjustment) Adjust�monitor�brightness�and�hue. Movies/photos Menus P.52 Wi-Fi�Settings Adjust�settings�for�wireless�connections�between�the� camera�and�smartphones�via�OI.Share. Movies/photos Menus P.53 Connection�to� Smartphone Establish�a�wireless�connection�between�the�camera� and�a�smartphone�via�OI.Share. Movies/photos Menus P.53 Movie�options,�including�recording,�button/dial/lever,�and�display�options,�can�be�accessed�via�the�LV�super�control�panel,� menus,�and�the�like.�Some�options�also�apply�to�photos.

nK (Image Quality)

Adjust�such�settings�as�movie�resolution,�compression/bit�rate,�and�frame�rate. •� This�option�is�accessed�via�the�LV�super�control�panel�(P.3). 1 Press�the�Q�button. 2 Use�the�arrow�pad�to�highlight�[nK]�and� press�the�Q�button. •� You�can�also�use�the�rear�dial. 250 250 F5.6 0:17:14 0:17:14 100% F + RAW sRGB A + 1 Natural G + 1 S-AF +1 +1 S Normal S-IS Auto WB Auto ISO Auto n +0.7 F + RAW M-IS n 3 Use�the�left�and�right�arrow�buttons�to�highlight�an�image�quality� option�and�press�the�Q�button. •� The�front�and�rear�dials�can�be�used�in�place�of�the�arrow�pad. •� The�movie�resolution,�compression/bit�rate,�and�frame�rate�can�be�chosen� using�the�[n�Specification Settings]�>�[nK]�option�in�the�movie�menu� before�recording. MENU�button� �n�tab� �[n Specification Settings]� � [nK]� �choose�a�mode� �adjust�settings Image quality option Description FHD 30 F Record�footage�for�My�Clips. •� Movies�are�recorded�in�MPEG-4�AVC/H.264�format. 30 4K Record�standard�movies. •� Movies�are�recorded�in�MPEG-4�AVC/H.264�format.�The� maximum�size�per�file�is�4�GB�and�the�maximum�length� per�movie�is�29�minutes. FHD 60 SF FHD 60 F FHD 60 N 24 C4K Record�cinematic�4K�or�slow/fast�playback�movies. •� Movies�are�recorded�in�MPEG-4�AVC/H.264�format.�The� maximum�size�per�file�is�4�GB�and�the�maximum�length� per�movie�is�29�minutes. H Record�motion�JPEG�movies�in�HD. •� The�maximum�size�per�file�is�2�GB. •� Depending�on�the�type�of�card�used,�recording�may�end�before�the�maximum� length�is�reached.� •� Bit�rate�selection�may�be�unavailable�at�some�settings. •� This�option�can�also�be�accessed�via�the�menus�(P.3)�and�live�control�(P.4).

■ Adjusting Image Quality Settings

When�a�movie�image�quality�other�than�H�is�highlighted,�you�can�press�the� INFO�button�to�access�such�settings�as�movie�resolution�and�frame�rate.� The�settings�available�vary�with�the�image�quality�option�selected. 1 In�the�movie�image�quality�mode�selection� display,�highlight�an�image�quality�option�other� than�H�and�press�the�INFO�button. •� The�settings�available�for�the�highlighted�image� quality�option�will�be�displayed. n 100% 0:17:14 0:02:04 MOV 3840x2160 102Mbps 4K 30p FHD 30 F 30 4K FHD 60 SF FHD 60 F _ _ Settings 30 4K 2 Use�the�left�and�right�arrow�buttons�to�highlight� settings�and�the�up�and�down�arrow�buttons�to� adjust. 3 Press�the�Q�button�to�proceed. •� The�settings�available�are�listed�below. n 100% 0:17:14 0:02:04 102Mbps 4K 30p FHD 30 F 30 4K FHD 60 SF FHD 60 F _ _ Frame Rate 30 4K Clips Record�footage�for�“My�Clips”.�You�can�choose�the�movie�resolution,�com- pression/bit�rate,�frame�rate,�and�clip�recording�time.�The�clip�recording� time�is�selected�using�[Clip Recording Time]. n 100% 0:17:14 0:02:04 MOV 1920x1080 30Mbps FHD Fine 30p 4s Settings FHD 30 F 30 4K FHD 60 SF FHD 60 F FHD 30 F Clip�Recording� Time Movie�Resolution Compression/ Bit�Rate Frame�Rate Option Description Movie Resolution 4K�(3840×2160),�FHD�(1920×1080),�� HD�(1280×720) Compression/Bit Rate�1 Super�Fine�(superfast),�Fine�(fast),�� Normal�(normal) Frame Rate�2 60p,�50p,�30p,�25p,�24p Clip Recording Time (length�per�clip) 8�sec,�4�sec,�2�sec,�1�sec 1� Not�available�at�a�[Movie Resolution]�of�[4K]. 2� [Frame Rate]�options�of�60p�and�50p�are�not�available�at�an� [Movie Resolution]�of�[4K].

1� Not�available�at�a�[Movie Resolution]�of�[4K].

2� All-Intra�movies�are�recorded�without�inter-frame�compression.�Movies�in� this�format�are�suitable�for�editing�but�have�larger�file�sizes. 3� [Frame Rate]�options�of�60p�and�50p�are�not�available�at�a�[Movie Resolution]� of�[4K]�or�when�[A-I]�is�selected�for�[Compression/Bit Rate].

Cinematic 4K, Slow/Fast Playback Movies, and Clips

Select�this�mode�to�record�cinematic�4K�movies.�In�addition�to�the�movie� resolution,�compression/bit�rate,�and�frame�rate,�you�can�choose�slow�or� fast�motion�or�clip�recording�options. •� Use�[Slow or Fast Motion]�to�choose�the�speed�at�which�the�movie�plays� back,�expressed�as�a�multiple�of�normal�playback�speed.�Options�greater� than�1�play�back�at�faster�than�normal�speed,�while�options�less�than�1� play�back�at�slower�than�normal�speed.�The�frame�rate�is�adjusted�for�the� selected�playback�speed. •� To�record�footage�for�“My�Clips”,�choose�a�[Clip Recording Time]�other� than�[Off]. n 100% 0:17:14 0:02:04 MOV 4096x2160 237Mbps C4K _ _ 24p OFF Slow Fast OFF FHD 60 N FHD 60 F C4K 24 Settings C4K 24 Slow�or�Fast� Motion Clip�Recording� Time Compression/ Bit�Rate Frame�Rate Movie�Resolution Option Description Movie Resolution C4K�1�(4096×2160),�4K�(3840×2160),� FHD�(1920×1080),�HD�(1280×720) Compression/Bit Rate�2 A-I�(ALL-Intra)3,�Super�Fine�(superfast),� Fine�(fast),�Normal�(normal) Frame Rate�4 60p,�50p,�30p,�25p,�24p Clip Recording Time (length�per�clip) 8�sec,�4�sec,�2�sec,�1�sec,�Off Slow or Fast Motion�5 (slow�or�fast�motion) x8.01,�x4,�x3,�x2,�x1.6,�x0.96,�x0.8,�x0.48,�x0.4,� OFF 1� [Frame Rate]�and�[Clip Recording Time]�selection�are�not�available�at�a� [Movie Resolution]�of�[C4K]. 2� [Compression/Bit-Rate]�selection�is�not�available�when�[C4K]�or�[4K]�is� selected�for�[Movie Resolution]. 3� All-Intra�movies�are�recorded�without�inter-frame�compression.�Movies�in� this�format�are�suitable�for�editing�but�have�larger�file�sizes. 4� [Frame Rate]�options�of�60p�and�50p�are�not�available�at�a�[Movie Resolution]� of�[4K]�or�when�[A-I]�is�selected�for�[Compression/Bit Rate]. 5� Depending�on�the�frame�rate,�some�options�may�not�be�displayed.

n Exposure Mode

Choose�the�exposure�mode�for�movie�recording. •� This�option�is�accessed�via�the�menus�(P.3). MENU�button� �n�tab� �[n�Mode]� �select�an�exposure�mode This�option�can�also�be�accessed�via�the�live�control�(P.4). Exposure Compensation/Aperture/Shutter Speed Make�adjustments�to�auto-exposure�(AE)�for�movie�recording,�choose�an� aperture�when�A�or�M�is�selected�for�[n Exposure Mode],�and�choose�the� shutter�speed�at�which�each�frame�is�recorded. •� Exposure�compensation,�aperture,�and�shutter�speed�can�be�adjusted�by�rotat- ing�the�front�or�rear�dial.�The�operations�for�P/A/S/M�modes�are�listed�below. Exposure mode Exposure compensation Aperture Shutter speed P Front�dial/rear�dial ― ― A Front�dial Rear�dial ― S Front�dial ̶ Rear�dial M ― Front�dial Rear�dial At�default�settings,�ISO�sensitivity�and�recording�level�can�be�adjusted�in�M� mode�by�rotating�the�Fn�lever�to�position�2.

F + RAW

sRGB A + 1 Natural G + 1 S-AF +1 +1 S Normal S-IS Auto WB Auto ISO Auto +0.7 F + RAW M-IS n 0:17:14 0:17:14 Picture Mode ■  n Picture Mode Optimize�tones�for�movie�recording. •� This�option�is�accessed�via�the�menus�(P.3). MENU�button� �n�tab� �[n Specification Settings]� � [n�Picture Mode]� �select�[On]�or�[Off] •�Picture�mode�selection�is�not�available�in�movie�mode�when�[On]�is�selected� for�[n�Picture Mode].�To�choose�a�picture�mode,�select�[Off]�for�[n�Picture Mode]. •�Movie�effects�are�not�available�when�[On]�is�selected�for�[n�Picture Mode].� The�following�settings�can�not�be�changed: �- Sharpness �- Contrast �- Saturation �- Gradation •� This�option�can�also�be�accessed�via�the�live�control�(P.4).

F + RAW

sRGB A + 1 Natural G + 1 S-AF +1 +1 S Normal S-IS Auto WB Auto ISO Auto +0.7 F + RAW M-IS 0:17:14 0:17:14 n WB 3� Use�the�left�and�right�arrow�buttons�to�highlight�an�option�and�press�the� Q�button. •� You�will�need�to�switch�to�a�photo�shooting�mode�before�measuring�a� value�for�one-touch�white�balance. •� You�can�also�use�the�front�dial. This�option�can�also�be�accessed�via�the�menus�(P.3)�and�live�control�(P.4). ■ One-Touch White Balance Measure�white�balance�by�framing�a�piece�of�paper�or�other�white�object�un- der�the�lighting�that�will�be�used�in�the�final�photograph.�This�is�useful�when� shooting�a�subject�under�natural�light,�as�well�as�under�various�light�sources� with�different�color�temperatures.�Before�recording�movies�using�one-touch� white�balance,�you�will�need�to�measure�white�balance�in�photo�shooting� mode. 1 Rotate�the�mode�dial�to�P,�A,�S,�M,�C1,�C2,�or�C3. 2 Press�the�Q�button. 3 Use�the�arrow�pad�to�highlight�[WB]�and�press�the�Q�button. •� You�can�also�use�the�rear�dial. 4 Select�[P],�[Q],�[W],�or�[X]�(one-touch�white�balance�1,�2,�3,�or� 4)�and�press�the�INFO�button. 5 Photograph�a�piece�of�colorless�(white�or�gray)�paper. •� Frame�the�paper�so�that�it�fills�the�display�and�no�shadows�fall�it. •� The�one-touch�white�balance�screen�appears. 6 � Select�[Yes]�and�press�the�Q�button. •� The�new�value�is�saved�as�a�preset�white�balance�option. •� The�new�value�is�stored�until�one-touch�white�balance�is�measured�again.� Turning�the�power�off�does�not�erase�the�data.

■ WB Compensation

Choose�and�fine-tune�compensation�values�for�both�auto�white�balance�and� preset�white�balance. 1 Press�the�Q�button�to�display�the�LV�super� control�panel. 2 Use�the�arrow�pad�to�highlight�[WB]. 3 Use�the�left�and�right�arrow�buttons�to� choose�an�option. 250 250 F5.6 100% F + RAW sRGB A + 1 Natural G + 1 S-AF +1 +1 S Normal S-IS Auto WB Auto ISO Auto +0.7 F + RAW M-IS 0:17:14 0:17:14 n WB 4 Use�the�arrow�pad�to�highlight�a�white�bal- ance�compensation�option. 5 Use�the�left�and�right�arrow�buttons�to� choose�a�value. Compensation on the A Axis (Red-Blue) Move�the�bar�in�the�+�direction�to�emphasize�red�tones� and�in�the�–�direction�to�emphasize�blue�tones. Compensation on the G Axis (Green-Magenta) Move�the�bar�in�the�+�direction�to�emphasize�green�tones� and�in�the�–�direction�to�emphasize�magenta�tones. 250 250 F5.6 100% F + RAW sRGB A + 1 Natural G + 1 S-AF +1 +1 S Normal S-IS Auto WB Auto ISO Auto n 0:17:14 0:17:14 +0.7 F + RAW M-IS Auto All x Apply�a�single�white�balance�compensation�value�across�all�white�balance� modes. •� Apply�the�same�adjustment�to�all�white�balance�modes�other�than�[CWB],�or� set�the�adjustment�for�all�white�balance�modes�other�than�[CWB]�to�0. •� This�option�is�accessed�via�the�menus�(P.3). MENU�button� �G�tab� �X�tab� �[All x]� �adjust�settings W Keep Warm Color Preserve�“warm”�colors�in�pictures�taken�under�incandescent�lighting. •� This�option�is�accessed�via�the�menus�(P.3). MENU�button� �G�tab� �X�tab� �[W�Keep Warm Color]� � choose�[On]�or�[Off]

n AF Mode

Select�a�focusing�method�(focus�mode). •� This�option�is�accessed�via�the�LV�super�control�panel�(P.3). 1 Press�the�Q�button. 2 Use�the�arrow�pad�to�highlight� [n AF Mode]�and�press�the�Q�button. •� You�can�also�use�the�rear�dial. 250 250 F5.6 100% sRGB +0.7 A + 1 Natural G + 1 S-AF F + RAW F + RAW +1 +1 S Normal S-IS Auto M-IS WB Auto ISO Auto n AF Mode n 0:17:14 0:17:14 3 Use�the�left�and�right�arrow�buttons�to�highlight�an�option�and� press�the�Q�button. •� You�can�also�use�the�front�dial. S-AF (single�AF) The�camera�focuses�once�when�the�shutter�button�is� pressed�halfway.�An�in-focus�indicator�and�AF�target�are� displayed�when�focus�locks.�Choose�for�fixed-focus�shots� and�on�other�occasions�when�the�distance�to�the�subject� will�not�change�during�shooting. C-AF (continuous�AF) The�camera�adjusts�focus�continuously.�Choose�in�situations� in�which�the�distance�to�the�subject�changes�constantly�dur- ing�shooting. MF (manual�focus) Adjust�focus�manually�us- ing�the�lens�focus�ring. Near Focus� ring ) S-AF+MF (combined�S-AF/MF) Press�the�shutter�button�halfway�to�focus�using�[S-AF],� then�fine-tune�focus�manually�using�the�lens�focus�ring. C-AF+TR (AF�tracking) The�camera�tracks�focus�on�the�subject�selected�when� the�R�button�was�pressed�to�start�recording. •�The�camera�displays�the�AF�target�in�red�if�it�is�no�lon- ger�able�to�track�the�subject. •�Four�Thirds�system�lenses�have�a�narrower�tracking� range.�The�camera�will�not�focus�when�the�AF�target�is� displayed�in�red,�even�if�it�is�still�tracking�the�subject. PreMF (preset�MF) The�camera�focuses�on�a�preset�focus�point. •� The�camera�may�be�unable�to�focus�if�the�subject�is�poorly�lit,�obscured�by� mist�or�smoke,�or�lacks�contrast. •� AF�is�not�available�during�movie�recording�with�Four�Thirds�system�lenses. •� AF-mode�selection�is�not�available�if�the�lens�MF�clutch�is�set�to�the�MF�posi- tion�and�[Operative]�is�selected�for�[MF Clutch]�(P.16)�in�the�Custom�Menu. •� This�option�can�also�be�accessed�via�the�menus�(P.3)�and�live�control�(P.4).

■ Lenses with an MF Clutch

If�the�lens�is�equipped�with�an�MF�clutch,�you�can�use�it�to� switch�between�auto�and�manual�focus. •� The�MF�clutch�can�not�be�used�to�switch�between�auto� and�manual�focus�during�movie�recording. ■ Choosing a Focus Position for PreMF 1 Select�[Preset MF]�for�AF�mode. 2 Press�the�INFO�button. 3 Press�the�shutter�button�halfway�to�focus. •� Focus�can�be�adjusted�by�rotating�the�focus�ring. 4 Press�the�Q�button. •� The�Pre-MF�function�can�be�recalled�by�pressing�the�button�to�which�[Preset MF]�is�assigned�in�the�[K Button Function]�menu.�Press�the�button�again� to�restore�the�previous�autofocus�setting. •� The�focus�distance�for�the�preset�focus�point�can�be�set�using�the�[Preset MF distance]�option�in�the�Custom�Menu. Preset MF Distance Choose�a�focus�position�for�preset�MF. •� This�option�is�accessed�via�the�menus�(P.3). MENU�button� �G�tab� �L�tab� �[Preset MF distance]� � choose�a�focus�position�for�preset�MF Focus�distances�are�approximate�and�intended�as�a�guide�only.

•� [Peaking]�can�be�assigned�to�a�button�using�the�[n�Button Function]�op-

tion�in�the�movie�menu�(movie�mode;�P.25)�or�the�[K�Button Function]�in�the� custom�menu�(other�modes).�Press�the�selected�button�to�toggle�the�display. •� To�adjust�the�color�and�strength�of�outlines,�press�the�INFO�button�in�the� peaking�display. •� Peaking�tends�to�heighten�the�outlines�of�small�objects,�regardless�of�whether� or�not�they�are�in�focus. Peaking Settings Choose�colors�for�the�peaking�display. •� This�option�is�accessed�via�the�menus�(P.3). MENU�button� �G�tab� �R�tab� �[Peaking Settings]� � adjust�settings Choose�the�color�(red,�yellow,�white,�or�black)�and�strength�(normal,�low,�or�high)� of�outlines�and�turn�[Image Brightness Adj.]�on�or�off. MF Clutch Enable�or�disable�the�MF�clutch�on�lenses�with�an�MF�clutch. •� This�option�is�accessed�via�the�menus�(P.3). MENU�button� �G�tab� �L�tab� �[MF Clutch]� � choose�[Operative]�or�[Inoperative]

A + 1

Natural G + 1 S-AF F + RAW +1 +1 S Normal S-IS Auto WB Auto ISO Auto +0.7 F + RAW M-IS n 0:17:14 0:17:14 AF Area 3 Use�the�front�dial�to�choose�from�all-�and�single-target�modes. •� In�single-target�mode,�you�can�position�the�AF�target�using�the�arrow�pad. 4 Press�the�Q�button. Touch AF Focus�using�touch�controls. •� This�option�is�accessed�via�touch�controls. •� To�enable�touch�AF,�tap�the�T�button�to�select� V.�You�can�then�tap�the�display�to�position�the�AF� target�and�focus.�Touch�focus�can�be�used�while� recording�is�in�progress. 250 250 F5.6 30 30 ISO-A 200 Wi-Fi 1:02:03 1:02:03 100% Face Priority AF/Eye Priority AF Give�priority�to�faces�or�eyes�when�focusing. •� This�option�is�accessed�via�the�LV�super�control�panel�(P.3). 1 Press�the�Q�button. 2 Use�the�arrow�pad�to�highlight�[I�Face Priority]�and�press�the�Q�button. •� You�can�also�use�the�rear�dial. 3 Use�the�left�and�right�arrow�buttons�to�high- light�an�option�and�press�the�Q�button. •� You�can�also�use�the�front�dial. 250 250 F5.6 100% sRGB +0.7 A + 1 Natural G + 1 S-AF F + RAW F + RAW +1 +1 S Normal S-IS Auto M-IS WB Auto ISO Auto I Face Priority n 0:17:14 0:17:14 This�option�can�also�be�accessed�via�the�live�control�(P.4)�or�by�rotating�the�rear� dial�in�the�[AF Area]�display.

K Volume Limiter Off

Limit�microphone�sensitivity. On Wind Noise Reduction Off Reduce�wind�noise. Low Normal High K Plug-in Power Off Choose�whether�to�supply�power� to�external�microphones. •�Select�[Off]�when�using�mi- crophones�that�do�not�require� power�from�the�camera. On PCM Recorder K Link Camera�Rec.� Volume Enabled Adjust�settings�for�IC�recorders� connected�to�the�microphone� jack. Disabled Slate�Tone Off On Synchronized� R�Rec. Off On Headphone Volume 1�to�16 Adjust�headphone�volume.

■ Recording Movie Audio with an Olympus LS-100 IC

Recorder When�movie�audio�is�recorded�via�an�Olympus�LS-100�IC�recorder,�camera� controls�can�be�used�to�record�a�slate�tone�or�to�start�and�stop�recording.� Select�[Movie K]�>�[PCM Recorder K Link]�and�choose�[On]�for�both�[Slate Tone]�and�[Synchronized R Rec.].�You�should�also�check�that�the�LS-100� firmware�has�been�updated�to�the�latest�version. 1 Connect�a�microphone�to�the�LS-100�and�plug�the�LS-100�into�the� camera�USB�connector. •� When�the�LS-100�is�connected�via�USB,�a�message�will�be�displayed� prompting�you�to�choose�a�connection�type.�Select�[PCM Recorder].�If�no� message�displayed,�go�to�the�custom�menus�and�select�[Auto]�for�[USB Mode]. 2 Start�movie�recording. •� The�LS-100�will�begin�recording�audio. •� To�record�a�slate�tone,�press�and�hold�the�Q�button. 3 End�movie�recording. •� The�LS-100�will�stop�recording�audio. Additional�information�is�available�in�the�documentation�provided�with�the�LS-100. Card Slot Settings Choose�the�card�slot�used�for�shooting�or�playback�when�two�cards�are� inserted. •� This�option�is�accessed�via�the�menus�(P.3). MENU�button� �G�tab� �Y�tab� �[Card Slot Settings]� � choose�an�option

K Save Settings

Choose�how�movies�are�saved. •� This�option�is�accessed�via�the�LV�super�control�panel�(P.3). ■ Choosing a Slot This�option�is�not�available�when�only�one�card�is�inserted. 1 Press�the�Q�button. 2 Use�the�arrow�pad�to�highlight�[K�Save Settings]�and�press�the�Q�button. •� You�can�also�use�the�rear�dial. 250 250 F5.6 100% F + RAW sRGB A + 1 Natural G + 1 S-AF +1 +1 S Normal S-IS Auto WB Auto ISO Auto +0.7 F + RAW M-IS n 0:17:14 0:17:14 Save Settings 3 Use�the�up�and�down�arrow�buttons�to�highlight�[n�Save Slot]� and�press�the�right�arrow�button. 4 Use�the�up�and�down�arrow�buttons�to�highlight�a�slot�and�press� the�Q�button. ■ Choosing a Folder 1 Press�the�Q�button. 2 Use�the�arrow�pad�to�highlight�[K�Save Settings]�and�press�the�Q�button. •� You�can�also�use�the�rear�dial. 250 250 F5.6 100% F + RAW sRGB A + 1 Natural G + 1 S-AF +1 +1 S Normal S-IS Auto WB Auto ISO Auto +0.7 F + RAW M-IS n 0:17:14 0:17:14 Save Settings 3 Use�the�up�and�down�arrow�buttons�to�highlight�[Assign Save Folder]�and�press�the�right�arrow�button. 4 Use�the�up�and�down�arrow�buttons�to�highlight�[Assign]�and� press�the�right�arrow�button. •� If�you�select�[New Folder],�specify�the�3-digit�folder�number�and�press�the� Q�button. •� If�you�select�[Existing Folder],�use�the�up�and�down�arrow�buttons�to� select�the�existing�folder�and�press�the�Q�button.� This�option�can�also�be�accessed�using�the�[Card Slot Settings]�(P.19)�option�in� Custom�Menu�Y.

n Image Stabilizer

Choose�an�image�stabilization�option�for�movie�recording. •� This�option�is�accessed�via�the�LV�super�control�panel�(P.3). 1 Press�the�Q�button. 2 Use�the�arrow�pad�to�highlight�[n�Image Stabilizer]�and�press�the�Q�button. •� You�can�also�use�the�rear�dial. 3 Use�the�left�and�right�arrow�buttons�to�high- light�an�option�and�press�the�Q�button. •� You�can�also�use�the�front�dial. 250 250 F5.6 100% F + RAW sRGB A + 1 Natural G + 1 S-AF +1 +1 S Normal S-IS Auto WB Auto ISO Auto n Image Stabilizer n 0:17:14 0:17:14 +0.7 F + RAW M-IS OFF Movie-I.S.�Off Image�stabilizer�off. M-IS� 1 All�Direction�Shake�I.S. The�camera�uses�both�sensor�shift�(VCM)� and�electronic�correction. M-IS� 2 All�Direction�Shake�I.S. The�camera�uses�sensor�shift�(VCM)�cor- rection�only.�Electronic�correction�is�not� used. •� The�edges�of�the�frame�are�cropped�out�when�[M-IS 1 ]�is�selected,�reducing� the�area�recorded. •� In�addition�to�[n�Image Stabilizer],�the�LV�super�control�panel�offers�an� [K�Image Stabilizer]�option�exclusively�for�photographs.�The�option�chosen� for�[K�Image Stabilizer]�has�no�effect�in�movie�mode. •� This�option�can�also�be�accessed�via�the�menus�(P.3)�and�live�control�(P.4).

n HDMI Output

Adjust�settings�for�connection�to�HDMI�devices�when�recording�movies. •� This�option�is�accessed�via�the�menus�(P.3). MENU�button� �n�tab� �[n�HDMI Output]� �adjust�settings Option Sub-option Description Output�Mode Monitor�Mode The�HDMI�device�functions�as�an�external� monitor.�Monitor�options�can�be�adjusted�using� the�[HDMI]�option�in�Custom�Menu�S. Record�Mode The�HDMI�device�functions�as�an�external� recorder.�Images�and�audio�are�output�at�the� settings�selected�with�the�camera. REC�Bit Off Choose�whether�the�camera�transmits�record- ing�triggers�to�external�devices. On Time�Code Off Choose�whether�the�camera�transmits�time� codes�to�external�devices. On ISO Sensitivity Choose�an�ISO�sensitivity�for�M�mode. •� This�option�is�accessed�via�the�LV�super�control�panel�(P.3). 1 Press�the�Q�button. 2 Use�the�arrow�pad�to�highlight�ISO�sensitiv- ity�and�press�the�Q�button. •� You�can�also�use�the�rear�dial. 3 Use�the�left�and�right�arrow�buttons�to�high- light�an�option�and�press�the�Q�button. •� You�can�also�use�the�front�dial. 250 250 F5.6 100% F + RAW sRGB A + 1 Natural G + 1 S-AF +1 +1 S Normal S-IS Auto WB Auto ISO 250 +0.7 F + RAW M-IS n 0:17:14 0:17:14 ISO •� Choose�from�settings�of�ISO�200�to�6400�(M�mode). •� In�P/A/S�modes,�ISO�sensitivity�is�fixed�at�AUTO�and�the�camera�adjusts� sensitivity�automatically�(maximum�ISO�6400). •� This�option�can�also�be�accessed�via�the�live�control�(P.4).

F + RAW

sRGB A + 1 Natural G + 1 S-AF +1 +1 S Normal S-IS Auto WB Auto ISO Auto +0.7 F + RAW M-IS n 0:17:14 0:17:14 Sharpness 3 Use�the�left�and�right�arrow�buttons�to�highlight�an�option�and� press�the�Q�button. •� You�can�also�use�the�front�dial. Contrast Adjust�contrast. •� This�option�is�accessed�via�the�LV�super�control�panel�(P.3). 1 Press�the�Q�button. 2 Use�the�arrow�pad�to�highlight�[Contrast]� and�press�the�Q�button. •� You�can�also�use�the�rear�dial. 250 250 F5.6 100% F + RAW sRGB A + 1 Natural G + 1 S-AF +1 +1 S Normal S-IS Auto WB Auto ISO Auto +0.7 F + RAW M-IS n 0:17:14 0:17:14 Contrast 3 Use�the�left�and�right�arrow�buttons�to�highlight�an�option�and� press�the�Q�button. •� You�can�also�use�the�front�dial. Saturation Adjust�color�saturation�(vividness). •� This�option�is�accessed�via�the�LV�super�control�panel�(P.3). 1 Press�the�Q�button. 2 Use�the�arrow�pad�to�highlight�[Saturation]� and�press�the�Q�button. •� You�can�also�use�the�rear�dial. 250 250 F5.6 100% F + RAW sRGB A + 1 Natural G + 1 S-AF +1 +1 S Normal S-IS Auto WB Auto ISO Auto +0.7 F + RAW M-IS n 0:17:14 0:17:14 Saturation 3 Use�the�left�and�right�arrow�buttons�to�highlight�an�option�and� press�the�Q�button. •� You�can�also�use�the�front�dial.

F + RAW

sRGB A + 1 Natural G + 1 S-AF +1 +1 S Normal S-IS Auto WB Auto ISO Auto +0.7 F + RAW M-IS n 0:17:14 0:17:14 Gradation Highlight&Shadow Adjust�the�brightness�of�highlights�and�shadows. •� This�option�is�accessed�via�the�LV�super�control�panel�(P.3). 1 Press�the�Q�button. 2 Use�the�arrow�pad�to�highlight� [Highlight&Shadow]�and�press�the�Q�button. •� You�can�also�use�the�rear�dial. 3 Use�the�arrow�pad�to�adjust�settings�and� press�the�Q�button. •� Press�the�INFO�button�to�switch�between�the� highlight�and�shadow�and�mid-tone�displays. •� The�front�and�rear�dials�can�be�used�in�place�of� the�arrow�pad. 250 250 F5.6 100% F + RAW sRGB A + 1 Natural G + 1 S-AF +1 +1 S Normal S-IS Auto WB Auto ISO Auto +0.7 F + RAW M-IS n 0:17:14 0:17:14 Highlight&Shadow

n Noise Filter

Reduce�noise�in�movies�filmed�at�high�ISO�sensitivities. •� This�option�is�accessed�via�the�menus�(P.3). MENU�button� �n�tab� �[n�Specification Settings]� � [n�Noise Filter]� �select�an�option n Button Function Customize�buttons�for�use�in�movie�mode. •� This�option�is�accessed�via�the�menus�(P.3). MENU�button� �n�tab� �[n�Button/Dial/Lever]� � [n�Button Function]� �adjust�settings The�default�movie�mode�function�button�settings�are�as�follows: Button Default Button Default U�Function AF�Area�Select 8�Function Electronic�Zoom�1 V�Function Multi�Function u�Function kISO/jWB R�Function R�REC m�Function�2 AF�Area�Select t�Function AEL/AFL n�Function�2 AEL/AFL Y�Function Peaking v�Function�2 Direct�Function Z�Function U w�Function�2 Electronic�Zoom�1 u�Function u x�Function�2 kISO/jWB u�Function Direct�Function l�Function�3 AF�Stop 1� Available�with�power�zoom�lenses. 2� Available�with�the�optional�power�battery�holder�(HLD-9). 3� Available�with�lenses�equipped�with�L-Fn�buttons.

■ Available Options

The�functions�that�can�be�assigned�to�the�buttons�are�listed�below.�The�op- tions�available�vary�from�button�to�button. AF Stop End�autofocus. t (AEL/AFL) Lock�focus�or�exposure. •�In�the�case�of�exposure�lock,�press�the�button�to� lock�exposure.�u�will�be�displayed�in�the�moni- tor;�press�the�button�again�to�end�exposure�lock. R REC Record�movies. N (AF Area Select) Choose�the�AF�target�(P.17). MF Toggle�[MF]�mode.� •�Press�the�button�again�to�restore�the�previously� selected�AF�mode.� •�The�focus�mode�can�be�selected�by�rotating�a� dial�while�the�button�is�pressed. F�(Exposure compensation) Adjust�exposure�compensation. •�In�P,�A,�and�S�modes,�press�the�button�and�use� the�dials�or�the�left�and�right�arrow�buttons�to� adjust�exposure. •�In�M�mode,�press�the�button�and�use�the�dials�or� arrow�pad�to�adjust�shutter�speed�and�aperture. Movie Tele-converter Zoom�in�on�an�area�of�the�frame�without�zooming� the�lens.�Use�to�zoom�in�on�a�selected�area�without� moving�the�camera. •�Pressing�the�button�displays�the�zoom�frame;� press�the�button�again�to�zoom�in.�Use�the�arrow� pad�to�move�the�crop�anywhere�in�the�frame. •�Press�the�button�a�third�time�to�cancel�zoom. U�(Magnify) Zoom�the�display�in�or�out. •�Press�the�button�to�display�the�magnification� frame�and�press�it�again�to�zoom�in.� •�Press�and�hold�the�button�to�cancel�zoom. kISO/jWB Adjust�ISO�sensitivity�using�the�front�dial�and�white� balance�using�the�rear�dial. kWB/jISO Adjust�white�balance�using�the�front�dial�and�ISO� sensitivity�using�the�rear�dial. Multi Function Recall�a�selected�function. •�The�multi-function�button�can�be�assigned�the� following�roles:�� b�(Highlight&Shadow�Control),�c�(Color�Cre- ator),�e�(ISO/WB),�f�(WB/ISO),�U�(Magnify),� d�(Image�Aspect),�n�(S-OVF),�2�(Peaking)

u (u View Selection)

Turn�live�view�on�or�off.� •�If�the�eye�sensor�is�disabled,�the�button�can�be� used�to�switch�between�the�monitor�and�EVF� displays. IS Mode Enable�or�disable�image�stabilization.� •�The�image�stabilization�mode�can�be�selected�by� rotating�a�dial�while�the�button�is�pressed. Preset MF Toggle�preset�MF.� •�Press�the�button�again�to�restore�the�previously� selected�AF�mode. •�The�focus�mode�can�be�selected�by�rotating�the� dial�while�the�button�is�pressed. s Lens (Lens Info Settings) Display�the�lens�information�settings�menu. S-AF Focus. G (Switch G Lock) Enable�or�disable�touch�screen�operation�by�press- ing�and�holding�the�button. •�This�option�can�only�be�used�when�[Direct Function]�is�selected�for�[u�Function]. Electronic Zoom Adjust�zoom�using�the�arrow�pad�(power�zoom� lenses�only). •�This�option�can�only�be�used�when�[Direct Function]�is�selected�for�[u�Function]. •� The�[8�Function]�and�[u�Function]�options�can�only�be�used�when�[Direct Function]�is�selected�for�[u�Function]. •� The�[w�Function]�and�[x�Function]�options�can�only�be�used�when� [Direct Function]�is�selected�for�[v�Function]. •� The�[Direct Function]�option�for�the�u�button�applies�to�the�arrow�pad. •� Assign�N�to�the�u�button�to�use�it�for�AF�target�selection. •� The�l�button�can�be�used�for�the�functions�available�on�some�lenses.

n Dial Function

Customize�dials�for�use�in�movie�mode. •� This�option�is�accessed�via�the�menus�(P.3). MENU�button� �n�tab� �[n Button/Dial/Lever]� �[n Dial Func- tion]� �choose�the�roles�of�the�dials�in�movie�mode The�roles�available�to�the�front�and�rear�dials�vary�with�the�exposure�mode.� The�functions�that�can�be�assigned�to�the�dials�are�as�follows: Available roles Exposure mode P A S M Shutter speed ̶ ̶ 4 4 Aperture ̶ 4 ̶ 4 Exposure compensation 4 4 4 ̶ ISO sensitivity ̶ ̶ ̶ 4 WB mode 4 4 4 4 CWB color temperature 4 4 4 4 KVOL 4 4 4 4 VOL 4 4 4 4 n Fn Lever Function Customize�the�Fn�lever�for�use�in�movie�mode. •� This�option�is�accessed�via�the�menus�(P.3). MENU�button� �n�tab� �[n Button/Dial/Lever]� � [n Fn Lever Function]� �select�an�option mode1 The�functions�accessible�via�the�Fn�lever�are�selected�using�[n�Dial Function]. mode2 Use�the�Fn�lever�to�toggle�between�two�sets�of�focus�settings.� Press�the�right�arrow�button�to�select�the�settings�to�which�toggle� applies.�Choose�from�AF�mode,�AF�target�settings�(5),�and� AF�area�(6). [n Fn Lever Function]�has�no�effect�when�[mode3]�is�selected�for� [K�Fn Lever Function]�or�when�[Power 1]�or�[Power 2]�is�selected�for� [Fn Lever/Power Lever].�In�these�cases,�the�Fn�lever�performs�the�function� assigned�using�[K Fn Lever Function]�or�[Fn Lever/Power Lever].

n Shutter Function

Choose�the�role�played�by�the�shutter�button�in�movie�mode. •� This�option�is�accessed�via�the�menus�(P.3). MENU�button� �n�tab� �[n Button/Dial/Lever]� �[n Shutter Function]� �choose�the�role�of�the�shutter�button�in�movie�mode w Press�the�shutter�button�to�focus�using�autofocus.�The�shutter�but- ton�can�not�be�used�to�take�photographs. R REC Press�the�shutter�button�all�the�way�down�to�start�and�end�movie� recording. n Elec. Zoom Speed Choose�a�power�zoom�speed�for�movie�mode. •� This�option�is�accessed�via�the�menus�(P.3). MENU�button� �n�tab� �[n Button/Dial/Lever]� �[n Elec. Zoom Speed]� �choose�options n Control Settings Choose�LV�super�control�panel�and�live�control�display�options�for�movie� mode. •� This�option�is�accessed�via�the�menus�(P.3). MENU�button� �n�tab� �[n�Display Settings]� � [n�Control Settings]� �choose�options n Info Settings Choose�information�display�options�for�movie�mode. •� This�option�is�accessed�via�the�menus�(P.3). MENU�button� �n�tab� �[n�Display Settings]� � [n Info Settings]� �choose�an�option

Time Code Settings

Choose�time�code�options. •� This�option�is�accessed�via�the�menus�(P.3). MENU�button� �n�tab� �[n�Display Settings]� � [Time Code Settings]� �adjust�settings Options Description Time Code Mode Drop�Frame Clocked�time�is�adjusted�to�match�real�time.� Choose�for�accurate�time�recording.� Non-DF�(no� drop�frame) Clocked�time�is�not�adjusted�to�match�real� time. Count Up Rec�Run Time�is�clocked�during�movie�recording. Free�Run Time�is�clocked�continuously,�even�when� the�camera�is�off. Starting Time Reset Choose�the�time�code�starting�time. Manual�Input Current�Time Time�codes�are�not�recorded�with�Motion�JPEG�(H)�movies. 8 Display Pattern Choose�whether�the�camera�displays�the�battery�level�as�a�percentage�or� number�of�minutes�remaining. •� This�option�is�accessed�via�the�menus�(P.3). MENU�button� �n�tab� �[n�Display Settings]� � [8 Display Pattern]� �choose�a�display�type % The�battery�level�is�shown�as�a�percentage. min The�battery�level�shows�the�recording�time�remaining,�in�minutes. The�display�of�time�remaining�is�intended�as�a�guide�only.

■ Recording Clips

1 Rotate�the�mode�dial�to�n. 2 Press�the�Q�button�to�display�the�LV�super� control�panel. 3 Use�the�arrow�pad�to�highlight�[nK]. •� You�can�also�use�the�rear�dial. 250 250 F5.6 0:17:14 0:17:14 100% F + RAW sRGB A + 1 Natural G + 1 S-AF +1 +1 S Normal S-IS Auto WB Auto ISO Auto n +0.7 F + RAW M-IS n •� [nK]�can�also�be�accessed�via�the�live�control�(P.4)�or�using� [n�Specification Settings]�in�the�movie�menu. 4 Highlight� FHD 30 F �using�the�front�dial�and�press�the�Q�button. •� To�choose�a�[Movie Resolution],�[Compression/Bit Rate],�[Frame Rate],�and�[Clip Recording Time],�press�the�INFO�button.�Highlight� [Movie Resolution],�[Compression/Bit Rate],�[Frame Rate],�and�[Clip Recording Time]�using�the�left�and�right�arrow�buttons�and�use�the�up�and� down�arrow�buttons�to�choose�options. 5 Press�the�R�button�to�start�shooting. •� To�extend�recording,�press�the�R�button�while� recording�is�in�progress.�Recording�can�be� extended�by�up�to�16�seconds�by�pressing�the� button�repeatedly. Wi-Fi 28mm n P M-IS M-IS 1 L R L R TC 00:00:00:04 DF ISO ISO AUTO AUTO C-AF C-AF 100% 0:17:14 REC 4 F 30p 30p FHD •� Recording�ends�automatically�when�the� clip�reaches�the�length�selected�for�[Clip Recording Time].�Completed�clips�will� automatically�be�added�to�“My�Clips”�and�a� confirmation�dialog�will�be�displayed. 100% Set F 1 00:04 MOV FHD 30p Add to My Clips. 6 View�the�clip�in�the�confirmation�dialog. •� Press�the�up�arrow�button�to�view�the�clips�in�the�current�“My�Clips”�album� in�order.�To�end�playback,�press�the�Q�button. 7 Press�the�Q�button�to�exit�the�confirmation�dialog. •� Repeat�Steps�5�to�7�to�record�additional�clips.�New�clips�will�be�added�to� the�same�album�as�previous�clips�unless�they�differ�from�previous�clips�in� such�respects�as�movie�resolution�or�frame�rate,�in�which�case�they�will�be� added�to�a�different�album. Pressing�the�down�arrow�button�displays�a�dialog�where�you�can�reorder�the� clips�(P.34).�To�delete�the�clip,�press�D�and�select�[Yes].

■ Viewing My Clips

1 Press�the�q�button�to�start�single-frame�playback. 2 Display�a�clip�(any�movie�marked�with�a�c� icon)�and�press�the�Q�button. •� A�menu�will�be�displayed. Wi-Fi 100% 1 100-0004 WB AUTO WB WB WB AUTO AUTO AUTO P 4 2017.01.01 2017.01.01 12:30:00 F 30p 30p FHD 3 Use�the�up�and�down�arrow�buttons�to� highlight�[Play My Clips]�and�press�the�Q� button. •� The�clips�in�“My�Clips”�will�play�in�order. •� Press�the�Q�button�again�to�end�playback. •� The�menu�displayed�by�pressing�the�Q�button�in� single-frame�playback�can�also�be�used�to�view� just�the�current�clip�([Movie Interval])�or�to�per- form�such�operations�as�trimming�clips�([Movie Edit]>[Movie Trimming]). 100% Movie Edit Play Movie Play My Clips Export My Clips See all My Clips Share Order Back Set Movie

■ Managing and Editing My Clips

The�“My�Clips”�playback�dialog�can�be�used�for� such�operations�as�viewing�and�exporting�“My�Clips”� movies�and�changing�the�order�of�the�clips�within�a� movie. 100% 2 1 M y C l i p s F MOV FHD 30p F MOV FHD 30p 00:28 00:12 1 Press�the�q�button�to�start�single-frame�playback. 2 Display�a�clip�(any�movie�marked�with�a�c� icon)�and�press�the�Q�button. •� A�menu�will�be�displayed. Wi-Fi 100% 1 100-0004 WB AUTO WB WB WB AUTO AUTO AUTO P 4 2017.01.01 2017.01.01 12:30:00 F 30p 30p FHD 3 Use�the�up�and�down�arrow�buttons�to�high- light�[See all My Clips]�and�press�the�Q� button. •� The�“My�Clips”�playback�dialog�will�be�displayed. 100% Movie Edit Play Movie Play My Clips Export My Clips See all My Clips Share Order Back Set Movie The My Clips Playback Dialog The�“My�Clips”�playback�dialog�can�be�used�for�the�following�operations: Option Description Play My Clips To�view�all�the�clips�in�the�current�“My�Clips”�album�in� order,�highlight�[Play My Clips]�and�press�the�Q�but- ton.�Press�the�Q�button�again�to�end�playback. Movie Interval To�play�only�the�current�clip,�highlight�[Movie Interval]� and�press�the�Q�button.�Press�MENU�to�end�playback. Export My Clips Create�a�movie�from�the�clips�in�the�current�“My�Clips”� album�(P.37). Rearrange Order Reorder�clips�or�create�new�“My�Clips”�albums�(P.34). Preset Destination Choose�the�“My�Clips”�album�to�which�subsequent�clips� will�be�recorded�(P.35). Delete My Clips To�delete�all�unprotected�clips�in�the�current�“My�Clips”� album,�highlight�[Delete My Clips]�and�press�the�Q� button. •�The�clips�will�also�be�deleted�from�the�memory�card. Erase To�delete�the�current�clip,�highlight�[Yes]�and�press�the� Q�button. •�The�clip�will�also�be�deleted�from�the�memory�card.

Reordering and Moving Clips

1 Use�the�arrow�pad�to�highlight�a�clip�and� press�the�Q�button. 100% 2 1 M y C l i p s F MOV FHD 30p F MOV FHD 30p 00:28 00:12 2 Use�the�up�and�down�arrow�buttons�to� highlight�[Rearrange Order]�and�press�the� Q�button. •� A�dialog�will�be�displayed�where�you�can�choose� the�clip�order. 100% Export My Clips Play Movie Play My Clips Rearrange Order Preset Destination Delete My Clips Back Set Movie 3 Move�clips�using�the�arrow�pad�and�press� the�Q�button. •� The�clips�will�be�listed�in�the�new�order�from� now�on. 100% 2 1 F MOV FHD 30p F MOV FHD 30p 00:28 00:12 Back Set Move a clip within a My Clips folder. Creating New My Clips Albums 1 Use�the�arrow�pad�to�highlight�a�clip�and� press�the�Q�button. 100% 2 1 M y C l i p s F MOV FHD 30p F MOV FHD 30p 00:28 00:12 2 Use�the�up�and�down�arrow�buttons�to� highlight�[Rearrange Order]�and�press�the� Q�button. •� A�dialog�will�be�displayed�where�you�can�choose� the�clip�order. 100% Export My Clips Play Movie Play My Clips Rearrange Order Preset Destination Delete My Clips Back Set Movie 3 Use�the�up�arrow�button�to�move�a�clip� into�the�v�area�at�the�top�of�the�dialog�and� press�the�Q�button. •� The�selected�clip�will�be�removed�from�its� current�“My�Clips”�album�and�placed�in�a�new� album. 100% 2 1 F MOV FHD 30p F MOV FHD 30p 00:28 00:12 Back Set Add to a new My Clips folder.

Removing Clips from My Clips Albums

1 Use�the�arrow�pad�to�highlight�a�clip�and� press�the�Q�button. 100% 2 1 M y C l i p s F MOV FHD 30p F MOV FHD 30p 00:28 00:12 2 Use�the�up�and�down�arrow�buttons�to� highlight�[Rearrange Order]�and�press�the� Q�button. •� A�dialog�will�be�displayed�where�you�can�choose� the�clip�order. 100% Export My Clips Play Movie Play My Clips Rearrange Order Preset Destination Delete My Clips Back Set Movie 3 Use�the�arrow�pad�to�move�a�clip�into�the� n�area�and�press�the�Q�button. •� The�clip�will�be�removed�from�“My�Clips”. 100% 2 1 F MOV FHD 30p F MOV FHD 30p 00:28 00:12 Back Set Remove from My Clips. Preset Destination Choose�the�“My�Clips”�album�to�which�new�clips�will�be�recorded. 1 Use�the�arrow�pad�to�highlight�the�“My� Clips”�to�which�new�clips�will�be�recorded� and�press�the�Q�button. 2 Use�the�up�and�down�arrow�buttons�to�high- light�[Preset Destination]�and�press�the�Q� button. •� A�confirmation�dialog�will�be�displayed. 100% Export My Clips Play Movie Play My Clips Rearrange Order Preset Destination Delete My Clips Back Set Movie 3 Press�the�Q�button. •� All�new�clips�will�be�recorded�to�the�selected�“My�Clips”�album. •� Clips�with�[Movie Resolution],�[Bit Rate],�or�[Frame Rate]�settings�that� differ�from�those�of�the�clips�in�the�selected�album�will�either�be�recorded� to�a�new�album�or�to�an�album�of�clips�with�matching�settings.

Adding Photos to My Clips (Add to My Clips)

Photos�or�clips�not�already�in�a�“My�Clips”�album�can�be�added�to�“My�Clips”. •� RAW�or�High�Res�Shot�images�in�“My�Clips”�appear�as�low-resolution�previews. 1 Press�the�q�button�to�start�single-frame�playback. 2 Use�the�left�and�right�arrow�buttons�to�highlight�a�photo�or�clip�you� want�to�add�to�“My�Clips”�and�press�the�Q�button. •� A�menu�will�be�displayed. 3 Use�the�up�and�down�arrow�buttons�to�high- light�[Add to My Clips]�and�press�the�Q� button. 100% Add My Clips Movie Edit Play Movie Share Order Back Set Movie 0 4 Use�the�arrow�pad�to�position�the�photo� or�clip�in�the�current�“My�Clips”�album�and� press�the�Q�button. •� The�selected�photo�or�clip�will�be�added�to�“My� Clips”�and�the�camera�will�return�to�single-frame� playback. 100% 2 1 F MOV FHD 30p F MOV FHD 30p 00:28 00:12 Back Set Move item into a My Clips folder.

■ Creating Movies from My Clips

1 Press�the�q�button�to�start�single-frame�playback. 2 Display�a�clip�(any�movie�marked�with�a�c� icon)�in�single-frame�playback�and�press�the� Q�button. •� A�menu�will�be�displayed. Wi-Fi 100% 1 100-0004 WB AUTO WB WB WB AUTO AUTO AUTO P 4 2017.01.01 2017.01.01 12:30:00 F 30p 30p FHD 3 Use�the�up�and�down�arrow�buttons�to�high- light�[Export My Clips]�and�press�the�Q� button. •� The�[Export My Clips]�menu�will�be�displayed. 100% Back Set Movie Movie Edit Play Movie Play My Clips Export My Clips See all My Clips Share Order 4 Choose�the�effects�that�will�be�applied�to�the� movie�and�adjust�other�settings. •� When�creating�movies�from�“My�Clips”,�you�can� add�effects,�background�tracks,�and�the�like.� Use�the�up�and�down�arrow�buttons�to�highlight� items�and�press�the�Q�button�to�view�options� for�the�highlighted�item.�Use�the�up�and�down�ar- row�buttons�to�highlight�options�and�settings�and� press�the�Q�button�to�select. Clip Effects Transition Effect BGM 2 Fade Recorded Clip Volume Preview Begin Export 2 Party Time 100% Back Set Export My Clips Clip Effects Choose�from�6�art�effects. Transition Effect Add�fade�transitions�between�clips. BGM Choose�whether�to�add�a�background�track�to�the� exported�movie. •�Background�track�selection�is�only�available�if�you� have�imported�background�tracks�downloaded�from� the�Olympus�website�(P.38). Recorded Clip Volume Choose�the�volume�at�which�the�audio�recorded�with� the�clips�plays�when�[Party Time]�is�selected�for� [BGM]. Recorded Clip Sound Select�[On]�to�include�the�audio�recorded�with�the� clips�in�the�final�movie.�This�option�is�available�only� when�[Off]�is�selected�for�[BGM]. 5 Highlight�[Preview]�and�press�the�Q�button. •� The�movie�that�will�be�created�from�the�exported� clips�will�be�shown�in�preview. 100% Clip Effects Transition Effect BGM 2 Fade Recorded Clip Volume Preview Begin Export 2 Party Time Export My Clips Back Set

Highlight�[Export My Clips]�and�press�the�Q�button.

•� [Export My Clips]�options�will�be�displayed. 7 Highlight�[BGM]�and�press�the�right�arrow�button. •� The�track�on�the�memory�card�will�be�imported�to�the�camera�and�the�previ- ous�track,�if�any,�will�be�deleted.

■ Displaying Movie Effect Icons

The�movie�effect�icons�will�only�be�displayed�if�[Movie Effect]�is�selected�in�the�menus. Wi-Fi 28mm n P FHD F 60p M-IS M-IS 1 L R L R TC 00:00:00:04 DF ISO ISO AUTO AUTO C-AF C-AF 100% 0:17:14 0:17:14 MENU�button� �n�tab� �[n�Display Settings]� �[n�Info Settings]� �[Custom1]� �place�a�check�next�to�[Movie Effect] ■ Adding Movie Effects 1 Press�the�R�button�to�start�recording. •� You�can�press�the�R�button�again�to�stop�recording�at�any�time. 2 Tap�the�icon�for�the�desired�effect. •� Choose�from�the�following�effects.�Effects�can�be�changed�during�record- ing. W Art Fade Gradually�apply�a�selected�picture�mode�ef- fect.�The�fade-in�to�the�chosen�effect�starts� when�the�effect�is�selected. •� Tap�W�and�tap�the�desired�picture�mode.� The�fade-in�starts�when�you�remove�your� finger�from�the�picture�mode�icon. M Old Film Randomly�add�dust�and�scratches�to�mimic� the�effect�of�old�film. •� Tap�M�to�apply�the�effect.�Tap�again�to� cancel. U Multi Echo Add�after�images.�After�images�appear�behind� moving�objects. •� Tap�U�to�apply�the�effect.�Tap�again�to� cancel. T One Shot Echo Add�short-lived�after�images�which�fade�auto- matically�with�the�passage�of�time. •� After�images�are�added�each�time�you�tap� T.

40 X Movie Tele-converter Zoom�in�on�an�area�of�the�frame�without� zooming�the�lens.�Use�to�zoom�in�on�a�se- lected�area�without�moving�the�camera. •�Tapping�X�displays�the�zoom�frame.�The� zoom�frame�can�be�positioned�by�tapping� anywhere�in�the�frame. •�Tap�M�to�zoom�in�on�the�selected�zoom� frame. •�Tap�N�to�cancel�zoom. •�To�exit,�tap�O�or�press�the�Q�button. •� Movie�Tele-converter�is�not�available�at� movie�resolutions�of�[C4K]�or�[4K]. 3 Press�the�R�button�to�end�recording. •� Multiple�effects�can�not�be�applied�simultaneously. •� Depending�on�the�picture�mode,�some�effects�may�not�be�available. •� Audio�recorded�with�the�movie�may�include�sounds�made�by�buttons�or�by� tapping�the�screen. •� Art�Fade�is�not�available�with�clips. •� The�only�effect�available�with�slow/fast�motion�movies�is�Movie�Tele-convert- er. •� Frame�rates�may�drop�if�art�filter�or�movie�effects�are�applied�at�large�movie� resolutions�such�as�[4K]�or�[C4K]. •� Art�filters�can�not�be�applied�to�slow/fast�motion�movies. •� You�can�not�use�movie�effects�with�slow/fast�motion�movies�or�when�filming�in� movie-only�pictures�modes.

■ Displaying the Silent Shooting

Tab The�silent�shooting�tab�will�only�be�displayed�if� [Silent Operation]�is�selected�in�the�menus. 28:56 28:56 00:04 00:04 250 42mm TC 00:00:00:04 DF n L R L 00 R 100% Silent�shooting�tab MENU�button� �n�tab� �[n�Display Settings]� � [n�Info Settings]� �[Custom1]� � place�a�check�next�to�[Silent Operation] ■ Choosing Silent Shooting Controls 1 Tap�the�silent�shooting�tab. •� A�silent�shooting�tab�listing�the�following�options�will�be�displayed.�The�op- tions�available�vary�with�the�exposure�mode. Icon Description TW Electronic�zoom�1 K Recording�volume FNo Aperture SS Shutter�speed F Exposure�compensation ISO ISO�sensitivity Headphone�volume�2 1� Available�with�power�zoom�lenses�only. 2� Available�only�when�headphones�are�used. 2 Tap� � ��to�choose�an�option. 3 Tap�k�to�exit.

Movies 4 GB or Larger

If�the�movie�was�automatically�split�into�multiple�files,�pressing�the�Q�button� will�display�a�menu�containing�the�following�options: Play from Beginning View�the�entire�movie. Play Movie View�individual�files. Delete entire n Delete�the�entire�movie. Erase Delete�individual�files.

Saving Movie Stills

Create�a�still�from�a�selected�frame. 1 In�the�q�playback�menu,�highlight�[Edit]�and�press�the�Q�button. 2 Use�the�up�and�down�arrow�buttons�to�highlight�[Sel. Image]�and� press�the�Q�button. 3 Use�the�left�and�right�arrow�buttons�to�highlight�a�movie�and�press� the�Q�button. 4 Highlight�[Movie Edit]�and�press�the�Q�button. 5 Use�the�up�and�down�arrow�buttons�to�highlight�[In-Movie Image Capture]�and�press�the�Q�button. 6 Use�the�left�and�right�arrow�buttons�to�highlight�a�frame�and�press� the�Q�button�to�save�a�still�of�the�selected�frame. •� This�option�is�available�with�4K�MOV-format�movies�recorded�using�this� camera�with�an�aspect�ratio�of�[16:9].

44 Share Order Select�photos�and�movies�for�later�transfer�to�a�smartphone�using�OI.Share. •� Share�orders�cannot�include�Motion�JPEG�(H)�movies. 1 Press�the�q�button�to�start�playback. 2 Display�a�movie�you�want�to�share�and� press�the�Q�button. •� A�menu�will�be�displayed. 3 Highlight�[Share Order]�and�press�the�Q� button. 4 Press�the�up�or�down�arrow�button. •� Images�selected�for�sharing�are�marked�by�a� h�icon. •� To�cancel�sharing,�press�the�up�or�down�arrow� button�again. 100% Movie Back Set Share Order Movie Edit Play Movie 0 Copy 0 (Protect) Protect�photos�and�movies�from�accidental�deletion.� 1 Press�the�q�button�to�start�playback. 2 Display�an�image�you�want�to�protect�and� press�the�AEL/AFL�button. •� Protected�images�are�marked�by�a�0�icon. •� To�remove�protection,�press�the�AEL/AFL� again. 4 100-0004 WB AUTO WB WB WB AUTO AUTO AUTO P HD Wi-Fi 2017.01.01 2017.01.01 12:30:00 100% 0�(protect)�icon To�protect�images�without�using�the�AEL/AFL�button�(for�example,�when� the�AEL/AFL�button�is�assigned�some�other�role): 1 Press�the�q�button�to�start�playback. 2 Display�an�image�you�want�to�protect�and�press� the�Q�button. 3 Highlight�[0]�and�press�the�Q�button. 4 Press�the�up�or�down�arrow�button. •� Protected�images�are�marked�by�a�0�icon. 100% Movie Back Set Share Order Movie Edit Play Movie 0 Copy

45 Slideshow View�a�slide�show�of�the�photos�and�movies�on�the�card. 1 Press�the�q�button�to�start�playback. 2 Press�the�Q�button. 3 Highlight�[Slideshow]�and�press�the� Q�button. 100% Movie Back Set Share Order Movie Edit Play Movie 0 Copy 4 Adjust�settings. Start Start�the�show.�Images�are�displayed�in�order,�starting� with�the�current�picture. BGM Choose�[Party Time]�or�[Off]. Slide Choose�the�type�of�images�included�in�the�show. Slide Interval Choose�the�length�of�time�each�slide�is�displayed;�op- tions�range�from�2�to�10�seconds. Movie Interval Choose�[Full]�to�play�each�movie�in�the�show�in�its�en- tirety,�[Short]�to�play�only�the�opening�portion�of�each� movie. 5 Highlight�[Start]�and�press�the�Q�button. •� During�the�show,�you�can�use�the�up�and�down�arrows�to�adjust�the�overall� volume.�While�the�volume�indicator�is�displayed,�you�can�use�the�left�and� right�arrows�to�adjust�the�balance�between�the�background�music�and�the� audio�recorded�with�movies. Erase Delete�the�current�photo�or�movie. 1 Press�the�q�button�to�start�playback. 2 Display�a�file�you�want�to�delete�and�press� the�D�button. 3 Highlight�[Yes]�and�press�the�Q�button. 100% Erase Back Set Yes Cancel

[Preset 1]�or�[Preset 2].

Displayed Grid Select�[w],�[x],�[y],�[X],�[x]�or�[1]�to�display�a�grid�in�the� monitor. Apply Settings to EVF If�[On]�is�selected,�the�guides�shown�in�the�monitor�will�also� be�displayed�in�the�viewfinder�when�[Style 1]�or�[Style 2]�is� selected�for�[EVF Style].�The�option�selected�for�[EVF Grid Settings]�has�no�effect.

47 File Name Choose�how�the�camera�numbers�the�files�and�folders�on�the�memory�card. •� This�option�is�accessed�via�the�menus�(P.3). MENU�button� �G�tab� �Y�tab� �[File Name]� �choose�[Auto]�or� [Reset] Auto When�a�new�card�is�inserted,�file�numbering�continues�from�the�high- est�numbered�file�on�the�previous�card.�If�this�number�is�already�in�use,� numbering�will�continue�from�the�highest�numbered�file�on�the�new�card. Reset When�a�new�card�is�inserted,�the�folder�number�is�reset�to�100�and�the� file�number�to�0001.�If�the�card�already�contains�images,�numbering�will� continue�from�the�highest�numbered�file�on�the�new�card. When�two�cards�are�inserted,�the�same�rule�applies�to�both�cards�according�to� the�file�and�folder�numbers�in�use. Edit Filename Choose�how�the�camera�names�image�files. •� This�option�is�accessed�via�the�menus�(P.3). MENU�button� �G�tab� �Y�tab� �[Edit Filename]� � choose�[sRGB]�or�[AdobeRGB]� �choose�a�file�naming�rule Quick Erase Choose�whether�a�confirmation�dialog�is�displayed�when�you�press�the�D� button�during�playback. •� This�option�is�accessed�via�the�menus�(P.3). MENU�button� �G�tab� �Z�tab� �[Quick Erase]� � choose�[On]�or�[Off]

EVF Auto Switch

Choose�whether�the�viewfinder�turns�on�when�you�put�your�eye�to�the�view- finder. •� This�option�is�accessed�via�the�menus�(P.3). MENU�button� �G�tab� �a�tab� �[EVF Auto Switch]� � choose�[On]�or�[Off] EVF Adjust Adjust�viewfinder�brightness�and�hue. •� This�option�is�accessed�via�the�menus�(P.3). MENU�button� �G�tab� �a�tab� �[EVF Adjust]� �adjust�settings •� Put�your�eye�to�the�viewfinder�and�use�the�arrow�pad�to�adjust�brightness�and� hue. •� If�[On]�is�selected�for�[EVF Auto Luminance],�viewfinder�brightness�will�be� adjusted�automatically,�as�will�the�contrast�of�the�information�display. EVF Style Choose�the�viewfinder�display�style. •� This�option�is�accessed�via�the�menus�(P.3). MENU�button� �G�tab� �a�tab� �[EVF Style]� �choose�a�display� style

49 Press-and-Hold Time Choose�how�long�buttons�must�be�pressed�before�function�assigned�to� “press�and�hold”�is�activated. •� This�option�is�accessed�via�the�menus�(P.3). MENU�button� �G�tab� �b�tab� �[Press-and-hold Time]� �choose� an�option Level Adjust Calibrate�the�level�gauge. •� This�option�is�accessed�via�the�menus�(P.3). MENU�button� �G�tab� �b�tab� �[Level Adjust]� �choose�a� calibration�method Reset Reset�the�level�gauge�to�its�default�setting. Adjust Match�the�0�position�to�the�camera’s�current�angle. Touchscreen Settings Enable�or�disable�touch�controls. •� This�option�is�accessed�via�the�menus�(P.3). MENU�button� �G�tab� �b�tab� �[Touchscreen Settings]� � choose�[On]�or�[Off] Menu Recall Choose�whether�the�cursor�returns�to�its�last�position�when�menus�are�dis- played. •� This�option�is�accessed�via�the�menus�(P.3). MENU�button� �G�tab� �b�tab� �[Menu Recall]� � choose�[Recall]�or�[Reset]

Auto Power Off

Choose�the�delay�before�the�camera�turns�off�automatically. •� This�option�is�accessed�via�the�menus�(P.3). MENU�button� �G�tab� �c�tab� �[Auto Power Off]� � choose�the�delay�before�the�camera�turns�off�automatically

In�W�Shooting�Menu�1,�highlight�[Reset / Custom Modes]�and�

press�the�Q�button. 3 Use�the�up�and�down�arrow�buttons�to�highlight�[Reset]�and�press� the�Q�button. 4 Use�the�up�and�down�arrow�buttons�to�highlight�one�of�the�following� options�and�press�the�Q�button. Full Reset�all�settings�to�default�values.�The�camera�clock�and�set- tings�such�as�language�are�not�affected. Basic Reset�basic�shooting-relating�settings�to�their�default�values. 5 Press�the�Q�button. 6 Highlight�[Yes]�and�press�the�Q�button. •� Settings�will�be�reset�to�default�values. Card Setup Format�memory�cards�or�delete�all�images. •� This�option�is�accessed�via�the�menus�(P.3). ■ Format Cards�must�be�formatted�in�the�camera�before�first�use�or�after�being�used� with�other�cameras�or�computers. Formatting�memory�cards�deletes�all�data�stored�on�the�card,�including�pro- tected�images.�Before�formatting,�confirm�that�the�card�contains�no�images�you� wish�to�keep. MENU�button� �d�tab� �[Card Setup]� �select�a�slot �1� �[Format] �2� �[Yes] 1� Only�if�two�cards�are�inserted. 2� Displayed�if�the�card�contains�data.

■ All Erase

Delete�all�unprotected�images�from�the�memory�card.�Protected�images�are� not�deleted. Before�proceeding,�confirm�that�the�card�does�not�contain�images�you�wish�to� keep. MENU�button� �d�tab� �[Card Setup]� �select�a�slot *� �[All Erase]� �[Yes] *�Only�if�two�cards�are�inserted. X�(Date/Time�Setting) Set�the�clock�(date�and�time). •� This�option�is�accessed�via�the�menus�(P.3). MENU�button� �d�tab� �[X]� �set�the�date�and�time�and�choose�a� date�display�format W�(Changing�the�Display�Language) Choose�a�language�for�the�menus�and�other�displays. •� This�option�is�accessed�via�the�menus�(P.3). MENU�button� �d�tab� �[W]� �choose�a�language s�(Monitor�Brightness�Adjustment) Adjust�monitor�brightness�and�hue. •� This�option�is�accessed�via�the�menus�(P.3). MENU�button� �d�tab� �[s]� �adjust�brightness�and�hue

Connection to Smartphone

Establish�a�wireless�connection�between�the�camera�and�a�smartphone�via� OI.Share. •� Before�proceeding,�launch�the�dedicated�“OI.Share”�(OLYMPUS�Image�Share)� app�installed�on�your�smartphone.�Information�on�OI.Share�is�available�from� the�following�website: http://app.olympus-imaging.com/oishare/ •� This�item�is�accessed�via�the�menus. 1 In�the�camera�q�playback�menu,�highlight�[Connection to Smartphone]�and�press�the�Q�button. •� You�can�also�connect�by�tapping�w�in�the�monitor. 2 Adjust�Wi-Fi�settings�following�the�instructions�displayed�in�the�monitor. •� A�QR�code�will�be�displayed�in�the�monitor�together�with�the�SSID�and�password. QR�code SSID� Password Preparing Wi-Fi Connection Connecting to your smartphone. Read QR code by 'OLYMPUS Image Share'. End Wi-Fi SSID : X-XXXXX-X-XXXXXXXX Password : 00000000 3/3 100% 3 Launch�OI.Share�on�your�smartphone�and�scan�the�QR�code�dis- played�in�the�camera�monitor. •� A�connection�will�be�established�automatically. •� You�may�need�to�configure�your�smartphone�manually�after�scanning�the� QR�code.� •� If�you�are�unable�to�scan�the�QR�code,�you�can�connect�by�opening�Wi-Fi� settings�on�your�smartphone�and�manually�entering�the�SSID�and�password.� See�the�documentation�provided�with�your�smartphone�for�more�information. 4 To�end�the�connection,�press�the�camera�MENU�button�or�tap�[End Wi-Fi]�in�the�camera�monitor. •� You�can�also�use�OI.Share�to�end�the�connection�and�turn�the�camera�off. •� The�connection�is�now�ended.

as�if�[Standard]�were�selected�for�[Card Slot Settings]�>�[K Save Slot]�in�

Custom�Menu�Y,�and�OI.Share�will�have�access�only�to�the�card�in�the�slot� currently�selected�for�[K Save Slot].�The�slot�can�not�be�changed�using� OI.Share. •� If�only�one�card�is�inserted,�OI.Share�will�select�the�correct�slot�automatically. •� Movies�are�recorded�to�the�card�used�for�photographs,�regardless�of�the�op- tion�selected�for�[n Save Slot]. •� Read�the�section�“Using�the�wireless�LAN�function”�in�the�camera�manual� before�using�wireless�LAN. •� Olympus�accepts�no�responsibility�for�any�violations�of�wireless�regulations� that�may�result�from�the�use�of�wireless�LAN�in�a�region�other�than�that�in� which�the�camera�was�purchased. •� Be�aware�that�wireless�transmissions�are�vulnerable�to�interception�by�third� parties. •� The�camera�can�not�connect�to�wireless�LANs�via�home�routers�or�public� access�points. •� The�transmitting�antenna�is�located�inside�the�grip.�Keep�the�antenna�away� from�metal�objects�whenever�possible. •� Using�wireless�LAN�increases�the�drain�on�the�battery.�Data�transfer�may�be� interrupted�if�the�battery�runs�low. •� Microwaves,�cordless�telephones,�and�other�devices�that�generate�magnetic� fields,�static�electricity,�or�radio�waves�may�slow�or�otherwise�interfere�with� wireless�data�connections�in�their�vicinity.

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