Thanks, David! I found and ordered a used copy online. It looks like a
good reference.
--Peter
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> dj_taylor wrote:
>
> Enjoy the E-M1 Mkii. When I got my OM-1 I still kept my silver E-M1
Mkii.
>
> I have always found the Mastering books by Darrell Young better than the
> supplied manual. I go to Rocky Nook and get a physical and electronic
bundle.
>
> Make sure you update the software. The E-M1 series had more updates
than the
> E-M5 and the E-M1 Mkii is at 3.7. The 2.0 and 3.0 added significant
> functionality. And while doing that save the setting to your
computer; has been
> useful to me a few times.
>
> David
I wrote:
> ... The one drawback is the mind-boggling complexity of the EM-1 setup.
> Everything is customizable to a bewildering degree. (I remember
initially going
> through the same thing with my EM-5, until I achieved a state of "set
it and
> forget it." The EM-1 II is like that, only more so.
> It's like "Fizbin," the card game in the Chicago gangsters episode of
the
> original "Star Trek." Function X does Y, except on Tuesday. But when
you also
> enable Function A, Function X does B, except at night.
> Fortunately, the EM-1 II has dedicated buttons for almost everything
I normally
> do, so there's less menu diving than on the EM-5.
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