On 1/14/2014 11:06 AM, Ken Norton wrote:
>> Thanks, but you only half answered the question. Described where?
>>> It's called "Focus Peaking".
> Luminous-Landscape, among many places. It's also in the manual.
There are sample images of the viewfinder in dpreview tests. I'm sure I've seen
focus peaking among them, but not sure
on which camera(s).
You can try a version of it on your E-M5. No choice of outline color, but it
works:
On 11/8/2013 8:05 PM, Moose wrote:
>
> Have you tried the pseudo focus peaking trick? I think Frank first posted
> this link.
> <http://www.43rumors.com/how-to-fake-an-e-m5-peaking-mode/>
>
> Set to shoot Raw, with or without JPEG, set to Art Filter "Key Line". The EVF
> image will now show black lines/outlines
> in area that are in focus. When you shoot, any JPEG will have the filter
> effect applied, but the Raw file will be
> unaffected.
>
> Better with some subjects than others. Takes a bit of getting used to to pay
> attention only to framing and the black
> lines. Extremely accurate.
>
> O. O. F. Moose
Now In Moose
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