Olympus OM-D E-M10 Mark II: Best Settings for Beginners - Function Buttons Part 2
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- Опубліковано 12 вер 2024
- We continue with the best settings for the Olympus OM-D E-M10 Mark II, programming function buttons and aids for composition. These settings apply to most OM-D cameras. ep.86
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just bought this camera in 2023, theses vids are a godsend! great stuff.
Glad you like them!
At the risk of being redundant with other commenters, I’m compelled to say thank you for your willingness to share your expertise with the Olympus E-M10 Mark II. This series of videos is invaluable. I’m brand new to digital photography and just fell upon a used Olympus E-M10 Mark II. I’m looking forward to having some fun with it and can’t imagine having a meaningful experience without first learning about it from you. You’re a natural born teacher. Great job. If Olympus isn’t compensating you in some way, they should. New subscriber. Keep em coming!
Thanks so much for the kind feedback. I appreciate you taking the time to write. It's a great camera and I want to show people they can take great pictures with it once they understand how to use it.
thanks for sharing, been following Rob, and recommending him on fb.
May I just add that these are excellent videos. Manuals, even the seemingly standard 300 page + items, are of generally limited value.
I trust my my hunch is incorrect, however I very much doubt if Olympus pay Rob one cent. He deserves many thanks from Olympus users for making their photography journeys more enjoyable and productive.
brewer9565
I know a lot of people have said this already, but these are honestly the most helpful vidoes on photography I've seen. Thank you for taking the time to make them. You're a natural educator
Thank you.
I took out this camera again after 9 years and it’s super helpful to regain my skills and refresh my memory :) Thanks a lot
Glad it helped!
BEST VIDEO TUTORIAL EVER!!!!!! THIS IS MY FIRST CAMERA I'M VERY EXCITED AND THANKS FOR SHARING HOW TO USE WHEN YOU ARE A BEGINNER.
Awesome! Thank you!
really like the calm with which you talk & explain, not like a rattling gun
Thanks!
For those with the newer E-M10 Mk.3, it's worth buying David Thorpe's book "The Olympus E-M10 MkIII Menu System Simplified". Do NOT buy the Kindle e-book version, as it isn't well formatted. Go for the paperback! The book goes into total detail of every single menu setting available on the new E-M10 MkIII. Each setting is simply explained in plain English, as well as the pro's and con's of its use. A great book to compliment Rob's invaluable video tutorials.
Rick
Thanks for sharing. I love David Thorpe. Will check it out!
Best beginners photography video i have ever seen. Thank you, Rob
Thanks for watching!
Just picked up this camera and these guides are a godsend- even 3 years after you made them. Thank you a ton, sir!
Glad I could help!
I was just given this camera, its my first digital camera and I am super new to photography so i would like to THANK YOU FOR THESE VIDEOS! Holy moly, you make starting up so much easier to get into photography as a hobby for now. i've been pushed by many people to get into it because of how I see the world through my phone camera and now you have given me the best start!!!!! Thank you so much Rob!!!!!!!!!
I have owned an OM-D E-M10 (original) for about 7 years (second hand from a hobbyist) and I could never really get it setup correctly. This caused me to lose interest in picking my camera up and going out to take pictures. I've read forums and watched so many videos for best practice settings and since I found your videos I now have the correct settings and it has changed my feelings about this camera and inspired me to get out and do more photography again. I've since purchased another lens (after watching your videos) and I have even picked up the Macro Extension Tube after watching one of your other videos so that I can really get everything out of my M.ZUIKO 40-150mm. Thank you for these wonderful videos, they are invaluable and were a huge help, just wish I would have found them sooner.
Happy to help! Enjoy.
These videos are fantastic. I was a pro photographer till the digital revolution left me behind. Might be a bit late learning now at the age of 63, but you make things so easy to understand. Can't thank you enough.
Cheers
Steve UK.
Thanks. You have a great head start compared to most of our younger peers. Glad you found my videos helpful.
I encourage Olympus to give some credit to your video's. Last year I got this camera from my father who passed away. After little time to spend I recently picked the camera up to learn more about it, and start making foto's. Your a great teacher with pleasant and clear presentation in getting to understand the basics of fotografy and the great specs this camera has to offer as a beginner❤
I have recently bought the E-M10 Mark III and even though these tutorials are for the previous model I am finding them invaluable. Rob, you are a natural teacher and should be tremendously proud of what you have achieved. I am sure that my photography will improve as a result...well done!!
Thank you, Peter.
Great job: not rushed, clear, interesting. Keep on with it!
Thank you!
Thanks again for making these amazingly helpful videos, Rob. You’re a natural at teaching!
Very kind of you to say. Thank you!
I just got the OM-D E-M1 and been following yours "How to" to set it up for the first time. I love the way you describe everything,very calm and relaxed. Thank you for all the hard work you've put into making all these videos.
Glad to help!
Hello Rob and all appreciative followers. I actually had a question I couldn't get answered by the manual or Google, but having watched the first two videos I took a look through the menus (daunting to a beginner) and solved the problem. (The Info Button was only displaying two menu options, none of them the clear screen). I could have scrubbed this comment, but thought I'd take the opportunity to share anyway. Rob, your videos are so valuable and indispensable, thank you for taking so much time and trouble to help us all. Looking forward to the rest of the videos. Thank you.
Happy to help! Thanks.
This may be 4 years old, but I am so glad I found your videos. I have been looking FOREVER for a how to for my E-M10 and even though its a little older than the mark II or Mark III, this is soooooooo helpful. THANK YOU !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Glad to help!
I have a OM-D E-M10 Mark I, this series has helped me finally get to grips with the camera and it's menus, frankly the pdf manual is terrible. The last SLR I had was back in the 1970's and everything was manual and I used to wind my own Ilford FP4 and develop my own prints too. Life is easier now, once you can get to grips with the tech. This all makes sense and I've instantly had some success with Aperture priority and getting the shot I had intended. Thank you so much. I can start really enjoying my modest camera now!
Thanks for sharing your story. Glad I could help.
My girlfriend bought this camera but has no idea how to use cameras 🤣. These videos helped me teach her how to use it , thanks a lot! Shoot, now I want to get into photography now haha.
Glad to help!
I bought my camera back in 2016 and have only ever used the point and click function. I decided it was time to really learn how to use it and came across these videos - wow, they are so informative and you're a natural presenter. Can't wait to start experimenting properly,
Thanks. Happy this video helped.
Rob, thanks once again for helping me make sense of my new OM 10- Mark II.
Thanks for watching!
Thanks Rob for this clear explanation of the Olymus E-M10 Mark II camera. I try to watch all your video's, but playing with the camera and having fun with it is the best way to learn. Your video's helps me a lot to get started!
Thanks for watching!
0:05 I love that ON/OFF switch. Virtually identical to the original OM1. Just a lovely design detail.
Some people prefer the switch to be on the right side for one handed operation. Personally, I like the nod to their legacy film cameras.
Hi Rob, Thank you! Thank you! I just bought the Mark II, and the menu system was really daunting to deal with, then I found your videos. Please keep them coming!
Thanks for watching. Part 4 is still in my head, but will get it out soon!
I have found your videos so helpful. I take notes and practice after each video. You are the best. I don't feel like an idiot and I feel respected as a learner. Thank You so Much.
Thanks, Marilyn. Please don't hesitate to ask me any questions.
Thanks for making this tutorial! I got stuck with the bad quality pictures. Blurry or moved and I didn't know why they where that bad. But now I'm taking really great ones!
And your videos also helped my out with the different button's and options. Thanks a lot
Thank you, Rob! Part 1 was great. Part 2 was even better. Excited to get started on part 3.
Thanks for watching!
Rob, this is a fantastic video resource. I have just got my hands on the Olympus OMD E-M10 ii and in all honesty the menu systems are truly daunting when compared to a few others i have used. Thanks for simplifying it all. Much appreciated. Fully subscribed to your channel and looking forward to becoming a much better photographer.
Thank you!
A HUGE thank you for explaining how to turnoff the EVF! I was so frustrated by this. I never knew about Myset and all the Fbuttons.
Your welcome!
Absolutely fantastic info and knowledge sharing. I've recently bought a Mark III but have followed the videos easily. Your delivery is easy to understand, concise and second to none. I've learned so much in a short space of time and applaud you loudly!
Thanks
Thanks for the kind feedback. Glad to hear the settings can be applied to the Mark III.
Hi, stumbled across your videos when I got my Olympus out of the cupboard. I have learned more from your vids than I have in the past few weeks. Explanations are clear and to the point. Thanks very much. These have inspired me to get back into the hobby. Keep 'em coming !!!!
Glad to help!
I will thanks I have been watching your tutorials and I am slowly working through them.
Great!
Thank you so much for your videos! I'm learning things I've been trying to figure out for 10yrs!! Can't wait to take some great photos. Keep up the great work!
You got this! Thanks.
Watched part 2 because if part 1 worked for me, then definitely I’m learning from your videos. I did put my settings based on the first video and started noticing the difference in my photos.
Great to hear! Thanks.
I've just stumbled across your videos.... They are great! Thank you.
I've had my camera for a year and never known how to use it. I finally have some hope and will follow along the series to gain more of an understanding.
Thanks. I need to continue this series. Just been short on time again.
We have the same experience kaitlin.. because of rob tutorial i learn more abt and understanding my em10.
your tutorials are life saving!!! definitely subscribing. ps thanks for making these videos without any music lol
Glad you like them!
Superb - relaxed, friendly, clear explanation. Having 2 cameras - one to record what's on the screen of the other is REALLY helpful. What's more I'd say that this movie series is of value to anyone with a digital camera (not necessarily the Olympus which Rob uses) wanting to take things further than just point and shoot using the iAuto button. Highly recommended. Thanks Rob
Thank you very much!
Super helpful!!! Can't thank you enough. Very informative and easy to comprehend. Novice here and beginner on photography, with your videos, I super learned a lot already. Just got 🔥
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you so much Rob. This is a fantastic tutorial on how to use this camera. I am coming from a Evolt E-520 which all those years back took me long enough to learn to use. But this camera is much, much more complicated. I would have been pretty much lost without your tutorial. Thank you again. Fabulous work.
Thanks. Glad to help. I look for those Evolt systems time to time. I wish I actually had the time to play with all the different cameras out there.
Hands down the best, most informative tutorial I've ever seen. Awesome video! Very good explanations on what is going on in the camera, and his it all works. THANK YOU for taking the time to make this series. Liked and subscribed immediately.
Thanks for watching!
Thank you so much for your videos. I had taken a break from my camera and I forgot a lot of what I knew. This has been a great teaching tool for me. Being somewhat new to photography its nice having someone take the time and explain how to improve on the use of my camera and taking better shots. Keep doing these.
Glad it was helpful!
You're a genius! I knew most covered in P1 this year, just about nothing in P2! THANK YOU!
Thanks. I'm not a genius but glad to help.
Rob, just found your videos, and they are so helpful. Please keep up the good work!!! Olympus OMD-E10 Mark II!! 🥰
Thanks. Long live the EM10-II !
A wonderful set of videos, I have learned so much. Thank you.
Thanks. Glad you found them helpful. Stay tuned towards the end of the month for more!
Only just found these tutorials, very helpful and interesting. Thank you
Glad it was helpful!
I recently got em5 mk2 and I found these step by step tutorial really helpful. Thanks Rob
Thanks. Glad to help.
Wow.... Amazingly clear... I own the mkiii (one button less to be customize) but the explanation is transparent, clear... Thx again for your help!!
Glad it helped!
Rob,
I was over the moon when you mentioned my feedback about Sleep setting AND pronounced my name correctly, Joan, and not JoAnn...thanks so much for your receptive feedback from viewers. While I am still learning lots, a suggestion for another episode might be “Lenses to Consider” depending on what your viewers are photographing. You do a lot of real estate work and many of your tips are super helpful. I am interested in close up nature photos of wild flowers, mushrooms, streams, etc. Keep doing what you’re doing. Do you have a Facebook page? Best regards, Joan
Naturally, Joan, Sloan, Loan. Nobody would say SloAnn, LoAnn. I'll do some more lens videos soon. I do have that video on taking pics of flowers. Have you seen that one? Also, you should get some extension tubes.
Wow, this video is SO helpful. I am a complete beginner and found this incredibly well explained. Thank you.
You are so welcome!
Thank for another great video!! I’m learning so much & I don’t feel overwhelmed with all the buttons now! Yay! Moving on to Part #3....
It's not so bad, right? Keep going!
This is SO helpful. I was recently inspired to get back into taking pictures and learning more about my camera and these videos are teaching me so much! Can't wait to watch more :)
I'm so glad! Don't hesitate to ask any questions and be sure to join my livestreams. Thanks.
Спасибо Вам! Я смотрю ваши видео с переводчиком. Вы мне очень помогли разобраться с настройками. Успехов вам и всего самого доброго!
Спасибо!
Thank you for your videos!! It is super helpful and as you said, this steps for beginners like me, are super useful!
You're so welcome!
Very useful, your video's make me understand my newly bought Olympus E-M10 Mark II and improve myself in photography! Keep on the good work!!
Thanks. Will try. Been very so busy lately.
Another FANTASTIC tutorial Rob. Olympus really should be paying you to make these videos. Thank you thank you!
Thank you!
Awesome... Brought me right up to speed... concise... helpful... with your own experiences as examples... waiting for Part 3...
Thanks for watching! Part 3 coming soon!
I’ll check out your flower video and look into extension tubes. Thanks!
To me this is simply the best. Period.
Thanks!
Thanks. Not totally sure when this was put up?
I have a Pen F and this was very helpful in determining how to set the Pen's function buttons.
Thanks, Robert. Fortunately most of the settings are identical. The PenF has a few more though.
Thanks for making these easy to follow tutorial videos!
Thanks. I thought these might be too simplistic, but it seems there is some interest.
Wow this is soo helpful for me who didn’t know how to manage settings of my camera, hugee thanks🙏🏻
Glad to help.
thank you so much Rob 💖 really appreciate this tutorial.
Thanks so much. I agree with other comments- great pace of explanation for new camera users. I will continue to watch the entire series.
Thanks for watching!
Great stuff for a newbie like myself. Thanks! Can't wait to dive into the next video.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Thanks! presentation is at the correct pace.
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you. You helped me, finally, to understand the My Set function. 🙂
Great to hear!
Super helpful Rob. Just finished Part I. So clear and easy to follow. Thank you!!!!
Thanks. Glad these videos are helping!
@@RobTrek just finished Part II. TIme to take some pictures!
Rob, have just come across your videos.
You clearly have a large number of very satisfied viewers.
Doubtless, they will shout down the comments set out below.
Please rest assured that my comments are intended to be constructive.
I find that you race through the menus.
I would find it to be of Significant assistance if, in the first and ? second videos, it would be a fantastic benefit if your could closely focus on the pages of detailed menus and have a coloured pointer discretely indicating each page of the menus and the sub menu items .
Here,when talking about menu/function buttons, you "race" to which ? page of menu settings.
Don't wish to labour the point and hopefully you have understood what I am driving at.
Thanks.
Thanks. The pointer idea would be great. I just don't have the video skill set yet to easily add pointers and lines. Something I should work on. Right now it would add hours to post production which is already laborouse process. I am planning a new set of tutorials and will try to incorporate more arrows, zooming in, and highlighting. It's just a bit beyond me right now.
My SH-2 pocket travel zoom had a shutter failure - and the lens assembly spares are no longer available. I had paid for the full estimate in advance, and I was offered an E-M10 II as a replacement. It is new, but someone had already played with it, and I did a full reset. I have done the Super-Fine JPEG setting you suggested. When the battery has charged again, I will do a comparison between my surviving SH-1 and the E-M10 II on my favourite waterfront scene, intended for 33x23 inch prints.
Cool. I didn't even know about the SH-2. Looked like a neat little camera. E-M10ii should be a nice upgrade.
I .love your videos ..I just re visited part 1 as I forgot how to set the sf mode for jpeg..and watched the whole video again and wasn't bored😆
Thanks for watching!
Super bon boulot, je découvre , grâce à vous, toutes les fonctions de mon Olympus! Bonjour de Belgique et encore merci.
Thank you!
Great great great nothing more to say. So helpful. French fan
Thank you!
This is a great tutorial for beginners! Thanks.
Thanks!
Great vids in this beginners series, thanks for sharing the tips
Glad you like them!
Great tuitional videos Rob, a real help to get started and start using all the features.
Thanks. Glad to help!
Thanks great tutorial , I have this camera and the MiiiS model, love them both.
Glad it was helpful!
It's worth noting that if you save your settings to Fn3 as you demonstrated then play around then use Fn3 to go back to the presets. If you turn the camera off, the next time you turn it on it will automatically go back to the settings prior to pushing Fn3. You will need to press Fn3 to go to the preset settings again. Great tutorial but as Rob said, get to know your camera.
Thanks for sharing. I will note the different camera states between on and off when it exists next time.
Thanks for posting these videos. Had the M10 for a few years, but had to replace it, so went for the M10ii. Even though I'm familiar with the interface, your tips are very helpful. Looking forward to putting this knowledge into practice.
One nitpick - the "rule of thirds" grid the camera shows is not really thirds. It's actually a "rule of phi" or golden ratio grid. I'm not sure why Olympus doesn't give both options; it seems simple enough to do. Maybe in a future upgrade.
Thanks. I was under the impression rule of thirds was a simplified golden ration. Might discuss this a bit more later. But you are correct!
Thank you some more...You are great at this teaching stuff!
You're very welcome!
Great job once again, the tip about the iso on video 1 was a life saver!
Thanks! Don't be afraid of high ISO. I go over 6400 all the time. Yes, quality is not the same but better than a blurry picture.
This is fab. Can't wait to go out taking pics!!
Take lots of pictures! Thanks.
fantastic job Mr. Rob
Thank you!
very helpful Rob, thx again. Ill keep watching the rest of this series for sure.
Thanks.
Thanks a lot for your work! It's clear, simple an without any rush!
Thank you!
Thank you learnt more watching your videos than trying to use the hand book
Glad it was helpful!
Yet another great video . . . . looking forward to Part 3.
Thank you! Part 3 coming soon.
As always very helpful and informative. Thanks a lot for the tutorial...
Thanks. Glad to help!
Ok thanks Rob I will try that setup
Let me know if you have any other questions. -Rob
I am loving your tutorials! I can't thank you enough for creating these. Again, I am a novice, but I love taking pictures. I love this camera! I can't believe all of the features it has and you are helping me to make sense of them. I really like filming the outdoors and nature more than people, so with that being said I am wondering why you turn off the EVF auto switch? Do you look through the monitor when you are filming landscape, birds, etc....? Keep these tutorials coming! Thanks so much!
Thanks. I mainly do it in my videos because the camera I have that records the back of the screen on the em10 is too close and causes the screen to turn off and switch to the evf. On my normal photo walks, I prefer using the evf. The camera is more stable, it's easier to see and frame, and also I'm better at aiming the camera for birds in flight.
@@RobTrek Thanks for the reply. I have some awesome shots of birds and butterflies only from pure luck. I hope to get really proficient from your videos.
I think I will try HDR for my harbour night shots on a tripod with delayed shutter release, same as I have always done on my SH-1 and SH-2 pocket zooms in manual mode.
I really appreciate this, lots of thanks
Glad it was helpful!
Great teaching style! Thanks for providing this video. Cheers.
Thanks for watching!
Thanks, Rob. These are very helpful videos. Well done!
Thank you! I have many more on the way. I have to do these in between my other jobs.
In the Olympus manual (omd em10 mk ii) they use some strange lingo: The letters F G H I and use the symbol Omega (page 50). They do not explain what these mean. The manual leaves a lot of the details out to frustrate new users. Thanks and keep up the good work!
Thank you!
Very helpful and super informative!!!
Glad it was helpful!
Truly fantastic videos! I’m so glad to have discovered you! Very happy subscriber!
Thanks for watching!
Excellent presentation! Very comprehensive.
You speak a little slowly for me. When I'm focussed I watch your videos at x1.5 speed which can be changed in UA-cam settings.
Thank you! I'm glad you can speed up my videos and save some time. I wish I could get people to slow down when they are talking to me in real life. I have trouble keeping up!
Thanks alot! Your tutorials are fantastic!
Thanks!