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
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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
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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
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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
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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%
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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%
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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
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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%
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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
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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
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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
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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
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+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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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+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.
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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.
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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].
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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.
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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
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AUTO
WB
WB
WB
AUTO
AUTO
AUTO
P
HD
Wi-Fi
2017.01.01
2017.01.01 12:30:00
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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.
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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
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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.
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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.