Name: Olympus E-M5Mark II
Brand: Olympus
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Using separately sold accessories

Software

OLYMPUS Viewer 3

Digital Photo Managing Software

System chart

*1 Not all lenses can be used with adapter. For details, refer to the Olympus Official Web Site. Also, please

note that manufacture of OM System Lenses has been discontinued.

*2 For compatible lens, refer to the Olympus Official Web Site.

Viewfinder

BCN-1

Li-ion Battery Charger

BLN-1

Li-ion Battery

HLD-8

Power Battery

Holder

AC-3

AC Adapter

Flash

EP-16

Eyecup

Power Supply

Remote Operation

RM-UC1

Remote Cable

Connection Cable

USB Cable/

AV Cable/

HDMI Cable

Case / Strap

Shoulder Strap

Camera Case

Underwater

System

Underwater

case

SD/SDHC/

SDXC/Eye-Fi

Memory Card*

Grip

ECG-2

Grip

FL-600R

Electronic Flash

FL-14

Electronic Flash

FL-300R

Electronic Flash

Default Chapter2
- Information for Your Safety2
- Save These Instructions2
- Table of Contents3
Quick Task Index7
- Names of Parts10
Preparation12
- Unpack the Box Contents12
- Charging and Inserting the Battery13
  - Shooting13
- Inserting the Card14
  - Removing the Card14
- Attaching a Lens to the Camera15
  - Interchangeable Lenses15
- Using the Monitor16
- Power on17
- Setting the Date/Time18
Shooting19
- Information Displays While Shooting19
  - Monitor Display When Shooting19
- Switching between Displays21
  - Switching between Shooting Using Live View and Shooting Using the Viewﬁ Nder21
  - Switching the Information Display22
- Shooting Still Pictures23
Recording Movies39
- Using Movie Mode (N)40
- Taking Photographs During Movie Recording (Movie+Photo Mode)41
- Using the Silencing Function When Shooting a Movie41
- Shooting "My Clips42
- Editing "My Clips43
Shooting “My Clips”44
- Shooting Slow/Quick Motion Movies44
Using Shooting Options45
- Calling Shooting Options45
- Available Settings46
- Controlling Exposure (Exposure Compensation)47
- Locking the Exposure (AE Lock)47
- Setting the AF Target (AF Area)48
- Using Small Target and Group Target (Setting AF Target)48
- Face Priority Af/Pupil Detection AF49
- Zoom Frame Af/Zoom AF (Super Spot AF)50
- Choosing a Focus Mode (AF Mode)51
- Changing the Brightness of Highlights and Shadows52
- Controlling Color (Color Creator)52
- Taking HDR (High Dynamic Range) Images53
- Choosing How the Camera Measures Brightness (Metering)54
- ISO Sensitivity54
- Adjusting Color (White Balance)55
- Making Fi Ne Adjustments to White Balance (White Balance Compensation)56
- Reducing Camera Shake (Image Stabilizer)57
- Sequential Shooting/Using the Self Timer58
- Shooting Without the Vibration Caused by Shutter Button Operations (Anti-Shock Z)59
- Shooting Without Shutter Sound (Silent[♥])59
- Shooting Still Pictures in a Higher Resolution (High Res Shot)60
- Setting the Image Aspect60
- Selecting Image Quality (Still Image Quality Mode)61
- Selecting Image Quality (Movie Image Quality Mode)62
- Record Mode62
- Using a Fl Ash (Fl Ash Photography)63
- Adjusting Fl Ash Output (Fl Ash Intensity Control)66
- Assigning Functions to Buttons (Button Function)66
- Test Picture67
- Processing Options (Picture Mode)70
- Making Fi Ne Adjustments to Sharpness (Sharpness)71
- Making Fi Ne Adjustments to Contrast (Contrast)71
- Making Fi Ne Adjustments to Saturation (Saturation)71
- Making Fi Ne Adjustments to Tone (Gradation)72
  - Setting the Color Reproduction Format (Color Space)73
  - Movie Sound Options (Recording Sound with Movies)74
  - Adding Effects to a Movie74
Playback76
- Information Display During Playback76
  - Playback Image Information76
  - Switching the Information Display77
- Viewing Photographs and Movies78
- Using the Touch Screen83
  - Selecting and Protecting Images83
Menu Functions84
- Basic Menu Operations84
- Using Shooting Menu 1/ Shooting Menu 285
Using the Playback Menu96
- Displaying Images Rotated (R)96
- Editing Still Images96
- Canceling All Protections98
Using the Setup Menu99
- Date/Time Setting)99
- Language)99
- I (Monitor Brightness Adjustment)99
- Rec View99
- Wi-Fi Settings99
- Menu Display99
- Firmware99
Using the Custom Menus100
- R Af/Mf100
- S Button/Dial/Lever101
- T Release/J101
- U Disp/8/Pc102
- Exp/P/Iso104
- W # Custom105
- K/Color/Wb105
- Y Record/Erase106
- Z Movie107
- Built-In EVF109
- Ael/Afl110
- MF Assist111
- Lever Function111
- Viewing Camera Images on TV112
- Choosing the Control Panel Displays (Kcontrol Settings)113
- Using the Tv Remote Control113
- Adding Information Displays114
- Shutter Speeds When the Fl Ash Fi Res Automatically115
- Combinations of Movie Image Sizes and Compression Rates116
- Shooting Self-Portraits Using the Selﬁ E Assist Menu116
- Selecting the Display Style of the Viewﬁ Nder117
Connecting the Camera to a Smartphone118
Connecting to a Smartphone119
Transferring Images to a Smartphone120
Shooting Remotely with a Smartphone120
Adding Position Information to Images121
- Changing the Connection Method122
- Changing the Password122
- Cancelling a Share Order123
- Initializing Wireless LAN Settings123
Computer and a Printer124
Connecting the Camera to a Computer and a Printer124
- Connecting the Camera to a Computer124
- Copying Pictures to a Computer124
- Installing the PC Software125
- Direct Printing (Pictbridge)127
  - Easy Printing127
  - Custom Printing128
- Print Reservation (DPOF)129
  - Creating a Print Order129
  - Removing All or Selected Pictures from the Print Order130
Battery, Battery Charger, and Card131
- Battery and Charger131
- Using Your Charger Abroad131
- Usable Cards132
- Record Mode and Fi Le Size/133
- Number of Storable Still133
- Pictures133
  - Number of Storable Still Pictures133
Interchangeable Lenses134
- M.ZUIKO DIGITAL Lens Speciﬁ Cations135
Using Separately Sold Accessories139
- Power Battery Holder (HLD-8)139
  - Inserting the Battery140
  - Using the Ac Adaptor140
- External Fl Ash Units Designated for Use with this Camera141
  - Wireless Remote Control Fl Ash Photography141
- Other External Fl Ash Units143
- Principal Accessories143
  - Information143
- System Chart144
Information146
- Shooting Tips and Information146
  - Functions that Cannot be Selected from Menus147
- Error Codes148
- Cleaning and Storing the Camera150
- Menu Directory152
- Speciﬁ Cations159
Safety Precautions162
- Handling the Camera163
- Using the Wireless Lan Function163
- Legal and Other Notices165
- Disclaimer of Warranty165
- Battery Charger165
- Copyright Notice166
- Fcc Notice166
Index172
- Iauto (A)173

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Brand	Olympus
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