Re: [OM] ( OM ) nearly, or not quite

[Chuck Norcutt]

I'm appreciative of Brian's response.  I had begun to think there was 
something wrong with me since it took me at least 1/2 hour of bouncing 
back and forth between different sections of the manual to figure out 
how the image size and quality settings were controlled in the E3 menu.

I've said for a long time that Canon has to take a back set to the 
Minolta A1 on interface design but Canon has Oly beat 100:1 on this item.

Ahem.  I don't own and have never seen an E3.  But I noticed that no E3 
owner stepped up to the plate to give Brian detailed instructions on how 
the camera works and how to set it.  Kinda makes me think that the maybe 
the other owners don't understand how it works either.  :-) :-)

Chuck Norcutt


Brian Swale wrote:
> Many thanks to Chuck for figuring out - making sense of the -  convoluted 
> way Olympus have set up the E-3 menu for enabling users to chose the 
> detail of image they want.
> 
> The method is nothing less than stupid, with various parts of the process 
> spread over about 4 (maybe 5) parts of the menu, including two quite 
> disparate parts. Absolutely not intuitive.
> 
> I had begun to think something was seriously wrong with my camera, when 
> on my own I could not find what I needed.
> 
> Brian Swale. 
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