Olympus OM-D E-M10 Mark II: Shutter Settings Walkthrough for Beginners Part 4

[@Notyourdaddy83]

Well, i think Rob is just one and only person on KZbin who makes Olympus (em10 mk II to be exact) walktrough and he is doing great job! :)

[@RobTrek]

Thanks. I try.

[@otohermann9867]

Absolutely true.

[@lu965]

And the one and only person who is truly excel in teaching others about Olympus from ground level patiently.

[@albertbantay6541]

yeeessss👏👏👏

[@samham3901]

Agree ☝🏼 and yes! No one on KZbin made such deep comprehensive tutorial.

[@alanwoodward9060]

Hi Rob - Just wanted to say a big THANK YOU - for the time and effort that you have put into your Videos - I have learnt so much about my Camera and appreciate that this help is made available so freely by you. I am off on a trip soon - I have copied a lot of the Text onto my Tablet - I am sure it will help me to understand both my Olympus EM10 and Photography itself. Again - thank you for your time and effort. It is good to know that you have moved past the difficulties that you have had and allowed us to share in this and share in the knowledge that you have of this Camera. Alan.

[@RobTrek]

Thank you for the kind feedback. Much appreciated!

[@MandyMaungArt]

I just got this camera today, and I have to say these videos you are making are so so so helpful. My first "real" camera was Fuji x100t, and needed a good zoomy for work purposes and got this camera. So coming from Fuji to Olympus without your video tutorials, i have to say not easy - at least for me. So thank you. I think everyone who liked your videos owes you a drink at least! Looking forward to more video tutorials. Thanks again Rob!!!

[@RobTrek]

Thanks for the kind feedback!

[@dgwarchitect]

Have had Olympus cameras for years, these videos have improved my skills to a whole new level. Thanks

[@RobTrek]

Happy to help!

[@Anonymous0001974]

My goodness I wish I had found your videos 2 years ago! Great pace, not too much not too little nice bite sized chunks already having an impact. Many thanks.

[@RobTrek]

Glad you like them! Thanks.

[@mdrinkwater]

Like so many others who have posted comments, you are a fountain of information and you get it across in your videos so well. I have had my Olympus camera for several years and I'm learning lots from you that I wish I'd known from the beginning

[@RobTrek]

Thank you.

[@carmeljoseph4049]

You make the best beginner Olympus videos... BY FAR!

[@RobTrek]

Wow, thanks!

[@Blue172]

Nice to see you back Rob, Great video.

[@RobTrek]

Yeah, it's been a while. Have some time on my hands now, so will try to get more out. Thanks!

[@wahabdilawar]

Good to see you back. Excellent elaborate video. Thank you very much for your time and effort.

[@Mark_James_Hill]

I always like your no screaming just the facts videos

[@RobTrek]

Thanks.

[@2muchteevee]

Just wanted to check in as a new E-M10 mii owner. Thanks so much for your series, as you're still one of the few on youtube covering the camera at all. I really appreciate your time and knowledge. It's still such an excellent camera

[@RobTrek]

Glad to help!

[@haeysart.duncan]

Informative as usual! 👍 Your channel are my EM10 bible!

[@RobTrek]

Thanks!

[@maido2945]

Thank you very much Rob for all your videos and tutorials, they helped me out in my photography debut! Your videos are the most precise and concise of all the ones relating to the Olympus OMD series.

[@RobTrek]

Thank you!

[@AndyTernay]

Just purchased this camera two days ago and it is my first "real" camera ever. I was feeling quite overwhelmed until I found your videos last night. I appreciate your doing this, really enjoy your organized and straightforward manner of communicating. Please keep these up; I will be eagerly watching and learning! Thank you.

[@RobTrek]

Thanks for watching!

[@shellisherwood]

I just purchased the e-m10 mll and I so appreciate all your videos, I am transitioning from a full frame Canon to mirrorless and I find you channel invaluable for understanding the camera and learning , thank you so much

[@RobTrek]

Thank you for the kind feedback. Much appreciated! I switched from a Nikon full frame and have no regrets.

[@Steinwaldweg]

Dear Rob, I just wanted to say thank you for all these videos of yours. They've been tremendously helpful. Wouldn't know what do without them (...well, waste hours of my life trying to find my way around a 186-page manual, I guess). Keep up your fantastic work. greetings from Vienna.

[@RobTrek]

Thank you so much!

[@g.c.lovekraft7453]

Hi Rob I just wanted you to know that I am going through your videos and taking notes, it is really helpful and thank you so much for making this content available to us for free. It is of great help.

[@RobTrek]

Happy to help. Let me know if you have any questions. -Rob

[@g.c.lovekraft7453]

@@RobTrek Hi Rob as matter of fact I do have 3 questions. 1. I use the fonction button to come back to myset like you thought us but every time the camera goes on sleep mode it reverts to settings that I changed while playing with it and I don't remember exactly what I changed. Is there a way for the camera to permanently stay on my favored base settings? 2. I can't find part 6 of the series for beginners for the OM-d E-M10 do you know where I can find it? 3. After I am done that series what videos do yo recommend I watch next? Thanks a lot for your videos once again, and I would but much oblige if you would take the time to answer these questions.

[@RobTrek]

@@g.c.lovekraft7453 #1 You need to assign your mysets to the mode dial instead of a function button. I use the "Art" and "Scn" modes for mysets. #2 Part 6 is actually my recommendation for a 1st lens. kzbin.info/www/bejne/bpjTf6KAlpZ_gZI #3 I think any video about flash would be best or macro. I have a few that you can watch in any order. A completely different video and my personal favorite is this one: kzbin.info/www/bejne/pmitdZKHpMytZsU

[@g.c.lovekraft7453]

@@RobTrek Thanks for your advice and I got the message tell a story with your pictures :)

[@NunoCoelho_carrots99]

Altough I just use my camera every now and than and as a hobby, only thanks to you and after discovering your channel that I've been able to truly and fully take advantage of my em10 MkII camera and its functionalities...thanks!

[@RobTrek]

Thanks. Glad to help and enjoy!

[@jimsancho3231]

Thank you so very much Rob! You have helped me learn my camera and photography in general with such ease. I know this tutorial was uploaded 4 years ago but it's still extremely helpful and educational. I've been watching each video from start to finish and have learnt so much so quickly. Thanks again from Australia! Cheers!

[@RobTrek]

I'm glad these videos are still helpful.

[@maryedwards3583]

Hi Rob. Can't thank you enough for your amazing Oly tutorials. You have such a brilliant easy way of explaining things. I've had so many "penny drop" moments watching your first 4 tutorials. I picked up my new Oly OM10 ii today and was a bit bewildered to say the least. However, thank goodness I stumbled on your channel. Looking forward to learning along with you. You're very relaxing to watch. No silly gimmicks or shouting!! Thank you again for taking the time to do these videos.

[@RobTrek]

Thank you for the kind feedback. Much appreciated!

[@edwinscox]

Thanks again Rob. I am following this and learning about my OMD EM1 mk II.

[@RobTrek]

Thanks.

[@WonsOibaf]

Not all heroes wear capes, some wear blue short-sleeved shirts!!

[@josel7417]

I own the em-1 and can say that your videos have made the camera very understandable. I try reading the manual but it, at times, isn't very understandable. Great job and please continue making these types of videos.

[@RobTrek]

Thank you!

[@meredithsuesiemart5085]

Thank you for all your Olympus E-M10 Mark II videos. Your videos have helped me tremendously.

[@RobTrek]

Thanks for watching!

[@sylviemasse4376]

Thanks! Got my camera for years and lots of reading since then and never fou d something so useful! Even if, my english is not top, It’s easy to follow you!

[@RobTrek]

Glad I could help!

[@INajnaR]

I bought the camera yesterday and your my guru now...!!

[@RobTrek]

Congrats on the new camera! Thanks.

[@Beyond_Boundaries-np]

A big thank you for you Rob ..

[@RobTrek]

Thanks. Glad to help.

[@lizdellar]

So nice to see you again Rob.

[@RobTrek]

Great to be back. Thanks!

[@theblackandwhitefilmproject]

Thanks Rob. I battled through the manual but your 4 videos have turned on the light. Setting the Fn2 button to Zoom mode is brilliant. I didn't even know that was a feature so thanks again.

[@RobTrek]

Thanks, Bernard. Glad to help.

[@jenniferb4518]

Oh my goodness, this was a great video. I love the white board for a teaching tool. your teaching method is the best.

[@RobTrek]

Thanks. I will try to whiteboard more when appropriate.

[@gilbertwalker6769]

Thanks Rob! Merry Christmas and thanks for sharing your knowledge with us.

[@RobTrek]

Thank you! Merry Christmas.

[@Impostertot]

Wonderful demo and explanation of the shutter settings Rob. Thanks for this tutorial. Good to see you back. Hope all is well with you at this time and looking forward to more of your informative videos.

[@RobTrek]

Thank you!

[@flyfishnfoto]

Good to see you back Rob. Another good tutorial...thx.

[@RobTrek]

Good to be back. Thanks!

[@AerialLensVideo]

This is great - just rewatched! Going to try the Custom self timer with multiple hits of BRACKETED shots (as you mentioned on another video's comments). MUCH APPRECIATED!

[@RobTrek]

Thanks. I usually set the first timer to 10 secs so I have time to align the shot over my head then 3 to 5 seconds in between depending on how windy it is.

[@yttean98]

You have done great service to many Olympus users with this channel, three cheers. I learnt a few facts here. One minor criticism, the content can be a little shorter without sacrificing the material.

[@RobTrek]

Thanks. I do these videos unscripted, so I tend to go on a bit too long or repeat things. Sometimes I make mistakes. I'll try and prep a bit more to stay on point.

[@chuckciao1]

Excellent job Rob! Trying to make sense of this from the manual left me totally overwhelmed. You explanation made great sense. Thanks and looking forward to you next video!

[@RobTrek]

Thank you!

[@freud_kinescope]

Thank you Rob. It's very useful, after this video i realised that not understood all this fully before

[@RobTrek]

Glad to help. Thanks.

[@ansomeBob]

Another superb video Rob, welcome back, you've been missed here.

[@RobTrek]

Thanks. Good to be back!

[@petergulliver3225]

Great to see you back Rob. I like the white board, and as ever you show me more than me just trying to understand the manual. Thankyou.

[@RobTrek]

Thanks. I'll try and use the whiteboard more. It helps me too.

[@annlieberman7707]

These videos have been invaluable. So glad I found them. Thanks!!

[@RobTrek]

Glad you like them!

[@jeffcassar8062]

Hi Rob I wish that I had found your youtube earlier I just returned from a trip and I didn’t take my camera because I didn’t have the confidence to take it with me now I am learning through your tutorials with more eagerness I will be practicing more often Thanks keep tutoring

[@RobTrek]

Thank you!

[@mazdance1]

You do a fine job on your videos. I just bought an EM-10 a couple of days ago and you've shown me an incredible array of features that don't exist on my Nikon D7500. Thank you for your work on these videos. I'm anxious to get out and learn about this camera.

[@RobTrek]

Glad to help!

[@marypar4]

Thank you for all the information you provide for us. Much appreciated.

[@RobTrek]

Thank you!

[@Val_tini.]

So happy you're back with another helpful video! Thank you!!!

[@RobTrek]

Great to be back! Thanks.

[@gm-fi9lt]

Thank you so much Rob! I didn't knew all of the explained functions of the whiteboard.

[@RobTrek]

Glad to help!

[@pieterbogaard8759]

almost 95% of your info for the OM-camera is equally valid for the PEN-series. So your posts are a great help in learning to understand my P3... On tuesday it was all still sheer hocus-pocus to me, but now (thursday) slowly slowly the curtain is being lifted.....

[@RobTrek]

Glad to help.

[@lillyk2178]

Such a great teacher 🙏🏾

[@RobTrek]

Thanks!

[@bmdailey]

I've watched three of your videos on the EM10 Mark II. This one is my favorite because this one had the least amount of 'OK's. But seriously these are great instructional videos. I'm planning on buying the Mark III, so this will provide me with a good introduction, realizing that they've reportedly streamlined the complexity of the menu system for the Mark III. One suggestion is that when you refer to another of your videos, you put a link in the description. Again great instructional videos. Thank you.

[@RobTrek]

Thanks. Appreciate the feedback. I am trying to watch my verbal ticks - ummm...okay...ummm. I usually put the links, but sometimes it takes so long to upload, I have to wait and to it later.

[@paulm8157]

👍Well done - useful info, competently presented, without distracting hype. Welcome back - was starting to worry, but looks like you are back in stride. Whiteboard use, with and without camera display, is very effective. An asside about rolling shutter -- read about how some have made lemonade by quickly rotating camera about the lens axis, during silent exposure, to produce "folded landscape" and similar creative effects. Haven't tried it yet, but it looks interesting. Look forward to your vids as new Olympus offerings emerge.

[@RobTrek]

Thanks! Getting good feedback on the whiteboard. Interesting idea on using rolling shutter.

[@ggwildlife]

Excellent video i needed a refresher as i havent used my camera in a while thank you for your time and effort in making this video i will be sure to watch the rest in this series. *subbed*

[@RobTrek]

Glad it was helpful!

[@howardsnell]

Clear and informative - Great video Rob!

[@RobTrek]

Thank you!

[@samacochan]

Wonderful tutorials. Thanks

[@RobTrek]

Thank you!

[@NiekkieNick]

Very usefull information about the Olympus camera's!!! Don't read the manual but follow Rob's tutorials!

[@RobTrek]

Thanks.

[@natashablanco-dominguez9883]

Another fabulous tutorial, Mr Rob. Thank you for your expertise and experience, and thank you for your fool proof style! I hope all is okay after a rough time! 🙏😍

[@RobTrek]

Thank you. Things work themselves out over time.

[@natashablanco-dominguez9883]

@@RobTrek yes they do, indeed. Trust and faith in yourself. You're such an invaluable asset to all of us...I hope you see yourself in the same way. I hope you're getting lots of Ellie cuddles x

[@marcelbarriel]

I thought I missed a video......But it was a new one, tapped the bell icon just now ;-)

[@RobTrek]

Bell worthy? Thanks!

[@kristaslade7423]

Rob - thank you for sharing your expertise and enthusiasm. You have a wonderful teaching manner and I am so much better placed to use my Olympus with your help. Would love your advice on the use of different lenses for the OM-D Mark II if/when you get a chance. Thank you!

[@RobTrek]

Thank you! Maybe on my next photo walk. I did recommend the 40-150m kit lens. Get that if you don't have it already. It's like $99 right now!

[@janesmall8616]

You do a fantastic job! Thank you so much

[@RobTrek]

You are so welcome!

[@joey-if7zq]

Unfortunately, I wasn't able to afford the em-10, but my em5 mk l works almost the same, thank you very much!

[@RobTrek]

Glad I could help!

[@edstingray3828]

The best. I have own several M10. Currently M10 4. I'm using this video to reset my M10 4. It quit working and has been repaired. I been using my M10 2. I didn't like the handle on the M10 3 nor the scene setup. So I trade back to Adroma last year.

[@RobTrek]

Thanks. I didn't like the m10 3 much either.

[@nkharidi6002]

Your videos are phenomenal for beginners. Your way of explaining is easily understood and you show how to get best of this wonderful gear! I love taking pictures (Landscape and macro) and bought this camera last year. For this particular video, i have a question. Is there a recommended setting for the type of picture you are taking? So, for example would you recommend a certain shutter setting for portrait vs macro vs landscape vs moving subject? Thanks again for your wonderful work!

[@RobTrek]

General shutter speeds for portraits are 1/60th or faster, macro & telephoto I'd go for 1/200th or faster. Landscape anything is good on a tripod. Moving subjects depends on how fast they are moving. People 1/800th, animals and birds 1/2000th or faster.

[@nkharidi6002]

@@RobTrek Thank you!

[@suehatton3675]

Hi Rob thank you for the great explanations on shutters as I’ve just bought Olympus om-d. Do you have a video on lens you can use with this camera.

[@RobTrek]

Thanks. I will do a video on lenses soon.

[@vngo92]

Thanks Rob for these great videos, you really go above and beyond for people with this camera! Please if you have time, could you recommend the settings you would use for shooting indoor sports e.g. table tennis. During competitions, I would most likely be using a silent shutter. There is also likely to be good light, so I don't think I'll need to crank the ISO too high. Any further advice would be much appreciated. Thanks again!

[@RobTrek]

I love table tennis! Try using C-AF, Tracking OFF, Single Point Focus, Silent Continuous Low Shutter, Shutter Priority at 1/250th and faster, and C-AF Release OFF.

[@vngo92]

@@RobTrek Only a man so wise would choose such a noble sport! Thank you for the pointers, I'll store those settings and use them when life resumes...

[@郭小文-q1g]

Another helpful Video ! Many Thanks !

[@RobTrek]

Thank you!

[@Eti1968]

Thanks for sharing and simplifying. Good tutorial!

[@RobTrek]

Thank you!

[@pjbell1398]

In my efforts to shoot the Aurora- your video setting would be the complete opposite. Off stabilization, off focus, open bulb, long exposures, single shot, with at least 3-5 sec pause between each shot to keep motor cool. Your video is so helpful, so I can see where these various settles are located. Thank you!

[@RobTrek]

Glad to help. Thanks, PJ.

[@arthurrmcphee4885]

Excellent video!

[@RobTrek]

Thanks!

[@rociolopez-bretzlaff9744]

Rob, the glass on the viewer of my Olympus E-M10 Mark 2 broke, so I think I need to look at soon buying another body. I was really happy with this model which I think I got to know and feel comfortable (in a good part from what I learnt from you). For that reason I wanted to ask what model of body would you suggest will be a good replacement? and in which I can use all the lenses I already have. I am not a pro, I am retired and do photography as a hobby, so I have to work with a limited budget. Your suggestion will be greatly appreciated! Thanks in advance...🙏

[@RobTrek]

I think either the E-M5 Mark II or Mark III would be a great upgrade/replacement. However, if you like the tilting rear screen rather than the flip out, then go with the EM10 Mark ii. Skip the Mark III and IV.

[@rociolopez-bretzlaff9744]

@@RobTrek Thanks so much for your advice, it gives me a starting point for doing some research. I have been looking at the Olympus website (Canada), and they seem to have a very limited options for body, but they do have the OM-D E-M5 Mark III, so I am taking that as my base for comparison. Thanks! Thanks again! 🙏

[@duncanmacleod8066]

Welcome back

[@RobTrek]

Thanks!

[@thanos_mav]

Thank you very much! Great work and extremely helpful! Best regards.

[@RobTrek]

Thanks. Glad this series helped.

[@PedroSeven]

great explanation. Thanks

[@RobTrek]

Thank you!

[@iancurrie186]

Hi Rob I was wondering if you could do a "how to" video on using third party vintage manual lens on the olympus om-d e-m10 mark ii as I have so many minolta lenses just laying round.

[@RobTrek]

Hi. I made this video about 5 years ago, but it should still apply. kzbin.info/www/bejne/l362mXylYst7mdU

[@ariefgearly6794]

Great tutorial, having for 5 years I just know how to use this camera

[@RobTrek]

Glad I could help!

[@cheriechugg6707]

Do you have a video that explains best settings for shooting players in a soccer game? Or what would you suggest. Really enjoying your videos - I have had this camera for a while but I struggled to know how to use.

[@RobTrek]

Thanks. I'd probably shoot in shutter priority at 1/800th sec, auto everything else. Select single point or 3x3 group focus. Aim for the chest when focusing. To keep ISO low, try 1/400th or even 1/200th. You may get some motion blur if they are moving but if you pan it could make for some interesting shots.

[@jakobhovman]

Hello Rob...Excellent tutorial and video on a basic important subject. Thank You for making Olympus wizardry...! I would include links to your other related shutter/bulb/composite videos. PS: The whiteboard is a great new feature.

[@RobTrek]

Thanks. I haven't made a video in so long, I forgot about plugging my other videos along the way. Glad you like the whiteboard, wasn't sure how that would go over.

[@AerialLensVideo]

THANKS for the video - always very useful! GLAD TO SEE YOU BACK! By the way - gotta ask - what lens and settings did you use for that dog photo at about 7:45? Stellar image!

[@RobTrek]

Thanks. Good to be back! Pen E-PL8, C-AF 9 Point, Sequential L, 1/2000 sec, iso 200, f/4.6, Olympus 40-150mm f/4.0-5.6 R

[@AerialLensVideo]

Thank you. That is an amazing photo and I certainly see why sequential shutter was used. That lens is way sharper than I thought it could be. Inspired. Hey, we all know you live near the big city lights, but if you ever get a chance to find a really dark location, could you try and share your approach to milky way photography? A tall order, but you do have that 7-14mm wide lens...which is what I guess you'd use looking toward the Southern sky. Guessing you'd have to go all the way to Zekiah Swamp (I used to live up that way). Anyway -- you are a great instructor. Thanks for a really fine channel.

[@RobTrek]

Thanks. I'd probably go out to Shenandoah and use my 12mm f/2.0. It's a full 2 stops faster than my 7-14. Still a tough call. Wider lenses let you use longer shutter speeds, so I'll have to experiment. My goto camera for astro is my Nikon d750 and 20mm f/1.8. Haven't tried any of my Olympus gear for that yet. Here are some I did couple years back - the last time I was out camping. flic.kr/s/aHskH956VW

[@AerialLensVideo]

Dang, Bob, those are stunning! Thanks for sharing.

[@michaelschuette4550]

Dear Rob. I am going to purchase OM-D E-M 1 II. but I am scared about the very complicated set-up with all the various possibilities. Thrfr I was very glad to find your intro-course for setting up the OM-D 1o II. Could you pls let me know whether such basic set up would be the same with the camera I like to get. Thanks a lot, it would make my purchase decision much easier. Best regards Michael

[@RobTrek]

The settings and menus are very similar, you should have no problem adapting what I show here to the em1.ii. The only significant difference that stands out is the auto iso is limited to 6400 on the em1.ii. The menus are also spread out a bit more and the super control panel has even more options.

[@michaelschuette4550]

@@RobTrek Thanks Rob, I will go ahead and get through all of your lectures. Of course, I am aware that the super control panel of the em1 II offers more options. Again my thanks Michae Schuette

[@mattjones7662]

Thanks for another great video - i purchased the extension tube set that you linked to, unfortunately when i install either or both of them the image is very blurry and the camera cannot focus at all - are there any other settings i need to adjust when using these extensions?

[@mattjones7662]

Think i have answered my photo - i can only really use these for extreme close up photos (my misunderstanding)

[@RobTrek]

You lose focus ability beyond a certain distance, depending on lens. I like to use the 40-150mm f4-5.6 lens. Watch this video for tips kzbin.info/www/bejne/jpnblJubYrdkl7s

[@samham3901]

thank you thank you 🙏🌷

[@RobTrek]

You are so welcome!

[@YoSpiff]

Very helpful, though I was hoping for more nuts and bolts explanation of silent shutter mode. It sounds like it is actually an electronic shutter mode, and the purpose is to get more burst speed from the camera. I'll need to research that further.

[@RobTrek]

Thanks! I did a video on electronic shutter here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/j3_Lkp59a8SFeM0

[@travis3567]

Hey Rob, I’m having a hard time finding the video where you explain your custom shutter and settings for real estate. Picked up the EM10.2 and the 8mm fisheye pro. Looking to do my first home shoot for free to earn business but want to deliver a professional product.

[@RobTrek]

Generally, I'm in aperture priority, lens set to f/5.6, ISO 400, and flash in full manual. I have three custom modes (mysets). Myset1 is HDR 3shots +/- 2ev with flash OFF, Myset2 is HDR OFF and flash ON, and Myset 3 is HDR & Flash OFF, custom shutter shutter mode 5 shots with 1 second interval. I use Myset 1 & 2 for interiors and exposure blend them in Photoshop. I use Myset 3 for exterior shots when holding the camera high up for overhead shots. This gives me options to choose which shot looks best as the camera is usually unstable when overhead and the composition is all over the place. I adjust the flash power depending on the size of the room. I will adjust ISO to give the flash a bit more reach and balance ambient. At some point, a room is too large for the flash, so I will set an off camera flash in different parts of the room and take multiple shots. This video is fairly complete: kzbin.info/www/bejne/gnmtfXyph7ynrqc Also, check out Nathan Cool for "flambient" on the overall technique and post processing. I learned everything I do on that channel with some minor adjustments.

[@travis3567]

Thank you!!

[@gberk5287]

Continuing to learn from your video instructions. Thanks much. Sadly I am not seeing any “anti-shock” (diamond symbol) optIons upon turning the front dial (all other options appear). Body firmware is 1.2, though I find 1.3 is available. Could this be the culprit for the absence of my “anti-shock options? Happy Thanksgiving. 🦃🦃🦃

[@RobTrek]

Hi. Which camera do you have? Check the "D" menu for display settings for shutter modes. Sometimes anti-shock is turned off by default.

[@gberk5287]

@@RobTrek Own Olympus OM-D-E-M10 Mark II. Checked “D” menu & found nothing as to what you described. Thanks for getting back to me.

[@astralyd]

​@@gberk5287 Hello super late answer but I had the same problem and I figured it was because I had HDR still enabled from previous part

[@Low2013Tube]

Is there a burst shots mode with timer for OMD camera? E.g. I want to take a timer 12sec group photo but take 5 quick burst shots once the timer is up.

[@RobTrek]

Sorry, not that I know of.

[@stefanominardi9237]

Just a clarification, please. In the High sequential mode, you explain that the auto-focus is only applicable for the first shot (no C-AF, /C-Exp), while for Low sequential mode, the auto-focus is applicable for all the sequential shot, but this happens only in C-AF mode or automatically also in S-AF mode? Thanks

[@RobTrek]

Only on C-AF. Good question!

[@stefanominardi9237]

@@RobTrek Thanks!

[@Fluryf]

thank you

[@RobTrek]

Thanks for watching!

[@esmpmedia8586]

Hi Rob my question pertaining to the em1-mark iii. Specifically in video mode. I found the shutter speed step is very slow. Is there a way to increase the step so it doesn’t take like 5 minutes to adjust from 30 to 60 or 60 to 120 ? I find one click dial in video mode increases shutter speed by like 0.1. Vs in “Still” mode, each click dial increases the shutter speed variably and fast. Thank you

[@RobTrek]

You just need to turn off flickr scan. Goto the video menu -> Mode Settings -> Flicker Scan "OFF".

[@ovip8668]

I've recently bought my first ever camera - a E-M10 Mark III, so thank you for your E-M10 tutorials, I've been enjoying them. Would you be kind enough to clarify a dilemma for me in regards to the silent/electronic shutter? Reading the entire User Manual (yes, I certainly did) I've only seen the silent shutter mentioned under the SCN or AP modes. Under those modes the interval shooting feature is greyed out. I've also seen your timelapse tutorial and noticed that with Interval you only get a choice between standard or anti-shock shutter. Have Olympus made interval shooting incompatible with the silent shutter option? I need a hours-to-minutes (ex 5-6h to 10min video) solution, but without a silent shutter option, my mech shutter would chew itself to death in a matter of months.. Do I only have the option of shooting video and then shrinking it in post?

[@RobTrek]

Seems like they disabled access to the silent shutter when using the timelapse on the Mark III. On my E-M10 Mark II, I can set the shutter to silent in PASM modes, then go into interval shooting using silent shutter. It does seem your only option is to record video then shrink. Just note that video is limited to 29 minutes and the battery will only last about 1.5 hours total. So you'll need to restart the recording and swap batteries or use a dummy battery.

[@ovip8668]

@@RobTrek Thanks for such a quick reply, at least I know what my options are.

[@ovip8668]

@@RobTrek Hi again, Rob. In case you're interested, I've communicated with Olympus CS and they've assured me that if the mechanical shutter would "wear out" it would be covered by the warranty, no question asked. Also they've expressed that the shutter estimated life (e.g. 100k, 200k, 400k actuations) is a mere estimate, as they don't actually wear-test shutters to their limit. If I may ask you one more thing, as far as you know which of the E-M10 IV, E-M5 II/ III, EM1 II/ III - DO ALLOW the use of the silent/electronic shutter in interval shooting? (in case I might want to buy another camera) Thanks again.

[@stefanominardi9237]

Very great tutorial, Thanks! However, in my Shutter Settings if I rotate the front dial I can't see the anti-shock and silent option. The setting only switchs from Single, H, L, 2sec, 12 sec, custom. Can it be a firmware versione problem?

[@RobTrek]

Hi. Sorry for the late reply. Look in Shooting Menu #2, you'll see "Anti-Shock/Slikent" settings to turn on and off.

[@stefanominardi9237]

​@@RobTrek Perfect! Thank you very much!

[@BatuHijau]

Rob, thanks for your tutorials, they are fantastic. I use an on EM-1 (MK1) and I find the shutter speeds to be a little confusing. For instance; when setting the shutter speed down from 1.6", the next setting is 1.3" then 1". Now is becomes confusing because as the shutter speed becomes faster the settings are 1", then 1.3, 1.6. 2 and so on. What are these values? Is 2 actually .2 of a second and 1.3 then .13 of a second and so on. nobody has been able to provide a defintive answer yet. Please help.

[@RobTrek]

Hi. The shutter speed is represented in fractions of a second. So 1" is 1"/1". 1.3 is actually 1/1.3 1.6 is actually 1/1.6 and so on. 200 is 1/200 Hope that helps. -Rob

[@BatuHijau]

@@RobTrek thsnks so much Rob. Now I feel like a real idiot lol. You are truly a walking book of Olympus knowledge.

[@kev16]

How can I turn off shutter sound when shooting on auto? Thank you 🙏

[@RobTrek]

The short answer is you can't do that in auto mode. You can in P mode. Hi, I gave a more detailed answer here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/Y5CmiWpqetuWhNE

[@johnpaalberends6876]

Rob, you didn't mention te external microphone adapter set (SEMA 1) from Olympus.

[@RobTrek]

I'm saving that for another video and the em10-ii took the acc port away! I use the sema on my pl8 and love it.

[@reginalim1436]

THANK YOU!!!

[@debbiekarnes22]

I see the settings (single, sequential, etc.), but what about FULLY manual settings where I can set the exact shutter speed I want. I have an OMD EM10 mark iii and I cannot find where I can set my shutter speed other than the pre-determined settings you mention. So, can we not shoot completely manual on this camera? Thanks

[@RobTrek]

Yes. Just put the mode dial to "M". You can then control everything.

[@debbiekarnes22]

Yes, I know to put it in Manual Mode. But I do know see where/how to select shutter speed. I can see ISO and aperture, but not shutter speed.

[@RobTrek]

@@debbiekarnes22 Hi. By default, when you are in M mode, the front dial sets aperture, the rear dial sets shutter speed. If this is not the case, go into the custom menu "B" and check the dial function there. You can assign the front and rear dials. ISO is usually set in the super control panel.

[@romansolar8153]

well done

[@RobTrek]

Thank you!

[@PrateekKarandikar]

It would have helped if you had explained what mechanical shutter, anti-shock mode, and electronic shutter actually are and how they work. Along with their pros and cons.

[@RobTrek]

Hi. I made a video on that about a month before this one here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/j3_Lkp59a8SFeM0 You gave me a great idea to put a link to it at the end of this video. Thanks.

[@PrateekKarandikar]

@@RobTrek Thanks Rob, that was very useful!

[@dandanu2526]

So ..silent shutter is the electronic shutter right?Ok for portraits ?

[@RobTrek]

Yes, silent/electronic is the same. It's okay for portraits unless you are using flash. Then mechanical shutter is mandatory.

[@dandanu2526]

@@RobTrek Thank you so much!

[@auliadianperdana]

selamat datang kembali rob, ngomong ngomong itu grip tangan olympus tipe berapa?

[@RobTrek]

senang kembali. Terima kasih Grip for E-M10 II with L-bracket: ebay.to/2JKrqVO

[@otohermann9867]

Rob Trek -- Oh guys, what language are you talking?? Rob, I’m happy you do your excellent and educational videos in English ;-)))

[@samacochan]

I have to adjust the playback speed to X2. Thanks

[@RobTrek]

Good idea!

[@davidpichadze]

Excellent! Thank you!

[@RobTrek]

Thanks for watching!

[@utsavupadhyay8398]

Don't know Why i can not find all these settings on my omd10 m3iii :(

[@RobTrek]

Most of them should be there, but I don't have a mark 3.

[@ZOly62]

20:38 Rob you said that you, for the Rls Priority you turn this function Off, but in your previous video (Ep. 49) about camera settings, kzbin.info/www/bejne/sHuqgpptqsySbpI, you said that you leave it On. 21:10 Here you said that you always leave the Image Stabilization On but in Episode 49 you said that you turn it Off. Could you clarify this little bit more? I think this is important for beginners and help the customization in general settings that can be stored in Myset and IAuto. Once again you are doing great, great job for Olympus users. Best regards and keep going on.

[@RobTrek]

Hi. Thanks for pointing out these contradictions. Often my personal settings vs recommended settings can differ. At the time of ep.49, I was shooting a lot in manual focus, continuous high shutter, so I prioritized shutter speed over focus and stabilization. For beginners, I generally recommend prioritizing focus and stabilization over shutter fps to get sharper images. Hope that helps. Please don't hesitate to point out any inconsistencies. I'm always happy to elaborate or make corrections.

[@joannemason5581]

Another excellent video. Thank you.

[@RobTrek]

Thanks again!