Does Micro Sd Card Work On Olympus 10 Camera
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- What comes bundled with the camera?
- What are the differences between the E-M10, E-M1 and Eastward-M5?
- What are the compression rates, and what size are the image files in each record mode?
- Can I attach the camera grip ECG-1 to other OM-D cameras?
- What are the features of the electronic viewfinder?
- Is the Digital Tele-converter function available with any kind of lens attached?
- Is the E-M10 dustproof and splashproof?
- Approximately how many shots can be taken with a fully-charged bombardment?
- Does the flash automatically pop up when shooting in low light atmospheric condition?
- What is the guide number for the congenital-in wink?
- How far can I adjust the bending of the LCD monitor?
- What type of memory menu can I employ with this model?
- Where can I find the pedagogy transmission for my camera?
- My lens is not automobile-focusing, what is the cause?
- When recording movies I tin hear the sound of the lens focusing, how tin I reduce this sound?
- How many shots tin exist taken in time lapse photography and how long tin I set its shooting interval?
See the following Web page for general questions and answers for OLYMPUS OM-D and OLYMPUS PEN series cameras :
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Q&A for OLYMPUS OM-D / PEN
Question :
What comes bundled with the camera?
Respond:
The following items are bundled with the camera:
- E-M10 camera
- Lithium-ion Rechargeable Battery (BLS-5)
- Lithium-ion Bombardment Charger (BCS-v)
- USB Cable (CB-USB6)
- Body Cap
- Shoulder Strap
- Olympus Setup CD-ROM:
OLYMPUS Viewer 3 software (Windows / Mac) - Educational activity Manual
- Warranty Menu
Question :
What are the differences between the Eastward-M10, E-M1 and E-M5?
Answer:
The post-obit table describes the differences:
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| Lens Mount | Micro Iv Thirds Mount | ||
| Image Processor | TruePic Vii | TruePic 6 | |
| Effective Pixels | 16.05 million pixels | xvi.28 million pixels | 16.05 million pixels |
| Sensor Blazon | 4/3 High-speed Live MOS Sensor | ||
| Electronic Viewfinder (EVF) | 1.44 meg dots Field of view: 100% Magnification: one.15x (maximum) | two.36 million dots Field of view: 100% Magnification: i.48x (maximum) | 1.44 one thousand thousand dots Field of view: 100% Magnification: 1.15x (maximum) |
| Monitor | 3.0 inches, iii:2 Approx. 1,040,000 dots, Movable LCD | 3.0 inches, 3:two Approx. 610,000 dots Movable Organic EL monitor | |
| Touch Panel | Available | ||
| Memory | SD Memory Bill of fare (SD, SDHC, SDXC (UHS-I uniform)), Middle-Fi card | ||
| Flash | Built-in | FL-LM2 (packaged with the camera) | |
| Hot Shoe | Available | ||
| Accessory Port (AP2) | Non available | Bachelor | |
| Sequential Shooting (Sequential shooting H mode, maximum) | Approx. 8 fps | Approx. 10 fps | Approx. nine fps |
| Movie | MOV (MPEG-4AVC / H.264) AVI (Motion JPEG) | ||
| HD Movie Compatibility | Total HD (1920 10 1080) shooting possible | ||
| AF System | High-speed imager AF (Contrast AF) | DUAL FAST AF (Contrast AF, Phase dissimilarity AF) * Stage contrast AF is used when a Four Thirds lens is fastened. | High-speed imager AF (Dissimilarity AF) |
| AF Area | 81 points | 81 points (37 points when a Four Thirds lens is attached.) | 35 points |
| Focus Modes | Single AF (Due south-AF), Continuous AF (C-AF), Manual Focus (MF), S-AF＋MF, AF tracking (C-AF＋TR), Full-time AF, Zoom frame AF/Zoom AF, Face up priority AF/Educatee detection AF, Peaking role | Single AF (S-AF), Continuous AF (C-AF), Transmission Focus (MF), S-AF＋MF, AF tracking (C-AF＋TR), Total-fourth dimension AF, Zoom frame AF/Zoom AF, Face priority AF/Educatee detection AF, Peaking function | Single AF (South-AF), Continuous AF (C-AF), Transmission Focus (MF), S-AF＋MF, AF tracking (C-AF＋TR), Full-time AF, Zoom frame AF/Zoom AF, Face priority AF/Pupil detection AF |
| ISO Sensitivity | Auto: ISO LOW (approx. 100) - 25600 (Customizable, Default: Low - 1600) Manual: Low, ISO 200 - 25600 | Automobile: ISO 200 - 25600 (Customizable, Default: ISO 200 - 1600) Manual: ISO 200 - 25600 * ISO Low setting is bachelor if you update the firmware of your camera to version two.0 or later on. | |
| Shutter Speed | 60 - 1 / 4000 sec. | threescore - 1 / 8000 sec. | 60 - 1 / 4000 sec. |
| Image Stabilization | 3-centrality stabilization | v-axis stabilization | |
| Time Lapse Shooting, Multi Exposure | Multiple Exposure, Alive Bulb/Live TIME shooting, Interval shooting/Time Lapse Picture show, Live composite photography, Movie+Photo Fashion | Multiple Exposure, Live Bulb/Live TIME shooting, Interval shooting/Fourth dimension Lapse Movie | Multiple Exposure, Live BULB/Live TIME shooting |
| Art Filter | 12 fine art filters | xi art filters | |
| Photo Story | Bachelor | Non available | |
| Artistic Control | Highlight & Shadow Multi Attribute Enlarged brandish ISO / White residue Color Creator | Highlight & Shadow Multi Attribute Enlarged display Colour Creator | Highlight & Shadow Multi Attribute Enlarged display White residuum |
| Multi Exposure | ii frames max. | ||
| Control Dial | ii dials | ||
| Office Lever | Non available | Bachelor | Non available |
| Level Gauge | 2-axis | ||
| Built-in Wi-Fi | Bachelor | Not available | |
| HDMI Output Connector | HDMI Micro Connector (Blazon D) | ||
| Carte Language | 34 languages, including Japanese and English language | ||
| Battery | BLS-5 | BLN-1 | |
| Number of Storable Shots | Approx. 320 shots | Approx. 350 shots | Approx. 360 shots |
| Dustproof / Splashproof | Not available | Bachelor | |
| Body Material | Metallic sheath | Magnesium blend | |
| Weight | - Approx. 396 g (including battery and SD card, without eye-loving cup) - Approx. 350 g (trunk only) | - Approx. 497 g (including battery and SD bill of fare) - Approx. 443 m (body just) | - Approx. 425 g (including bombardment and SD carte) - Approx. 373 g (body only) |
| Dimensions (excluding protrusions) | 119.1 mm (West) × 82.iii mm (H) × 45.9 mm (D) / 4.7" (West) × three.2" (H) × ane.8"(D) | 130.four mm (W) × 93.five mm (H) × 63.1 mm (D) / 5.i" (W) × three.seven" (H) × 2.5" (D) | 121.0 mm (Due west) × 89.6 mm (H) × 41.9 mm (D) / iv.8" (W) × 3.5" (H) × 1.six" (D) |
| Body Color | Silver Black | Black | Black Silver Elite Black |
| Power Battery Holder (Sold separately) | Not bachelor | HLD-7 | HLD-6 |
| Grip (Sold separately) | ECG-one | Not available | |
| Underwater Housing (Sold separately) | Non available | PT-EP11 | PT-EP08 |
| Release Date | Silver: Feb 2014 Black: March 2014 | October 2013 | March 2012 PRO Lens Kit: March 2014 |
| Refer to the Product'southward Page | E-M10 | E-M1 | E-M5 |
| Product Comparison Page | Due east-M10 / East-M1 / E-M5 | ||
Question :
What are the compression rates, and what size are the image files in each tape mode?
Respond:
[Nonetheless Pictures]
The post-obit table shows the approximate values when shooting still pictures in the 4:three attribute ratio.
| Tape Mode | Number of Pixels | Compression Charge per unit | File Format | Number of Storable Pictures 1GB SD / SDHC / SDXC Menu | File Size (Approx.) | |
| RAW | 4608 × 3456 | Lossless Compression | ORF | 41 | 17.0 MB | |
| L (Big) | SF (SuperFine) | 1/two.vii | JPEG | 79 | 11.0 MB | |
| F (Fine) | 1/four | 114 | 7.5 MB | |||
| Northward (Normal) | ane/8 | 248 | 3.5 MB | |||
| B (Basic) | one/12 | 369 | two.4 MB | |||
| Grand (Middle) | SF | 3200 × 2400 | 1/two.7 | 155 | five.half-dozen MB | |
| F | 1/iv | 257 | 3.iv MB | |||
| N | 1/8 | 508 | 1.vii MB | |||
| B | i/12 | 753 | 1.two MB | |||
| SF | 2560 × 1920 | ane/2.7 | 271 | 3.2 MB | ||
| F | 1/4 | 398 | ii.2 MB | |||
| North | one/8 | 782 | 1.1 MB | |||
| B | ane/12 | 1151 | 0.8 MB | |||
| SF | 1920 × 1440 | 1/ii.7 | 476 | 1.viii MB | ||
| F | ane/iv | 701 | 1.3 MB | |||
| N | 1/eight | 1356 | 0.7 MB | |||
| B | i/12 | 1968 | 0.5 MB | |||
| SF | 1600 × 1200 | 1/2.vii | 678 | 1.3 MB | ||
| F | 1/four | 984 | 0.9 MB | |||
| N | 1/eight | 1906 | 0.5 MB | |||
| B | 1/12 | 2653 | 0.4 MB | |||
| S (Modest) | SF | 1280 × 960 | 1/2.vii | 1034 | 0.9 MB | |
| F | 1/four | 1488 | 0.6 MB | |||
| N | 1/8 | 2773 | 0.four MB | |||
| B | ane/12 | 3813 | 0.3 MB | |||
| SF | 1024 × 768 | 1/2.7 | 1564 | 0.six MB | ||
| F | 1/iv | 2260 | 0.4 MB | |||
| N | ane/8 | 4068 | 0.iii MB | |||
| B | i/12 | 5547 | 0.2 MB | |||
| SF | 640 × 480 | i/ii.vii | 3589 | 0.three MB | ||
| F | i/iv | 5085 | 0.ii MB | |||
| N | 1/eight | 7627 | 0.2 MB | |||
| B | 1/12 | 10170 | 0.1 MB | |||
Note:
- The aforementioned image (Olympus' standard prototype) is used to summate the photo capacity and file size in each mode.
- The capacity depends on the prototype quality, the type of memory carte or whether print reservation is enabled. The number of remaining pictures on the LCD may not alter even when a picture is taken or deleted.
- The capacity in this tabular array differs from the number of remaining pictures displayed on the LCD. This tabular array shows the approximate number, but the photographic camera shows the maximum (up to 9999).
[Movies]
| Record Mode | Image Size | Frame Charge per unit (frames per second) | Record Format | Recording Rate | Maximum Recording Time(approx.) |
| Full Hd Fine | 1920 × 1080 (16:9) | 30p (29.97 fps) *2 | MOV (MPEG-4AVC/H.264) *i | 24Mbps | 22 min. *one |
| Full HD Normal | 17Mbps | 29 min. *i | |||
| HD Fine | 1280 × 720 (16:9) | 30p (29.97 fps) *2 | 12Mbps | 29 min. *1 | |
| Hard disk drive Normal | 8Mbps | 29 min. *one | |||
| Hd | 1280 × 720 (16:ix) | thirty fps *3 | AVI (Motion JPEG) *4 | - | 7 min. *4 |
| SD | 640 × 480 (4:iii) | - | 14 min. *four |
- *1 The maximum file size of a movie is 4GB or 29 min.
- *2 The output of the epitome sensor is 30fps.
- *3 When shooting movies with an Art Filter, the frame charge per unit varies based on the selected filter.
- *4 The maximum file size of a moving-picture show is 2 GB, 7 min. (in Hard disk mode) or 14 min. (in SD manner).
Question :
Tin can I attach the photographic camera grip ECG-1 to other OM-D cameras?
Answer:
The ECG-ane is a dedicated camera grip for E-M10.
Yous cannot attach the camera grip to other Olympus OM-D series digital SLR cameras.
Question :
What are the features of the electronic viewfinder?
Respond:
The following describes the chief features of the electronic viewfinder:
- Eye level electronic viewfinder, Approx. 1,440,000 dots
- Field of view: 100%
- Maximum viewfinder magnification: approx. ane.15x (when viewfinder style 3 is selected)
- Eye point: approx. 20 mm (in -1 one thousand -1)
- Diopter adjustment range: -4 to +2 m
- Eye sensor bachelor
- Finder3: Select from 3 viewfinder styles
- Eyecup: Interchangeable, optional eyecup EP-13 (sold separately) is bachelor
Refer to the product folio for more data:
Eastward-M10
Question :
Is the Digital Tele-converter role bachelor with any kind of lens attached?
Answer:
Yes, the Digital Tele-converter part tin exist used with every E-M10 attachable lens, considering it is an in-photographic camera function.
Question :
Is the E-M10 dustproof and splashproof?
Answer:
No, the East-M10 is not dustproof and splashproof.
Question :
Approximately how many shots can be taken with a fully-charged battery?
Respond:
You can take approximately 320 shots (when IS is On), co-ordinate to the CIPA standard.
(using the arranged Lithium-ion Rechargeable battery BLS-5 and a 4 GB Toshiba Super Loftier Speed Class 6 SDHC card)
Question :
Does the flash automatically pop up when shooting in low light conditions?
Answer:
No, the flash will not automatically pop upward.
Press the wink switch to use the flash unit.
Question :
What is the guide number for the congenital-in wink?
Answer:
The guide number (GN) for the E-M10 built-in flash is approximately v.viii at ISO 100 (per meter) and approximately 8.ii at ISO 200 (per meter).
Question :
How far tin can I adjust the angle of the LCD monitor?
Answer:
The LCD monitor tin can be moved up and downwards.
You can tilt upwards the monitor to about eighty-degree angle and tilt down to about fifty-degree angle.
Question :
What type of memory card can I use with this model?
Reply:
This model is uniform with SD, SDHC and SDXC cards, including Eye-Fi cards.
xD-Pic Card™ and CompactFlash® media cannot be used.
Question :
Where can I find the instruction transmission for my camera?
Reply:
You can find the manual online. Y'all tin can either read it online or download the instruction transmission for your photographic camera.
See the following Web page to find the available manuals:
Download Manuals
Question :
My lens is not motorcar-focusing, what is the crusade?
Answer:
In the micro iv thirds lineup the following lenses, M. Zuiko ED 12-40mm f2.viii Pro, 1000. Zuiko 12mm f1.viii, and M. Zuiko 17mm f1.eight take a part called Transmission Focus Clutch Focusing. This ring controls whether the camera/lens is in MF (Transmission Focus) or AF (Motorcar Focus). If yous are using one of these lenses, grasp the focusing band between your thumb and forefinger and push information technology toward the front of the lens. It will snap forward and fix the focus mode to AF. If yous pull it back to expose the Hyper focal scale it will be in Manual fashion. Basically this allows for quick switching in situations where manual focus is improve suited for the situation.
Question :
When recording movies I can hear the sound of the lens focusing, how can I reduce this sound?
Answer:
When recording sound in a moving-picture show, the sound made by the lens and camera operating may be recorded. This is due to the proximity of the microphone to the lens. If desired, you tin reduce these sounds by shooting with [AF Mode] gear up to [Due south-AF], or by limiting the amount of times you press the buttons.
Question :
How many shots can be taken in time lapse photography and how long can I set its shooting interval?
Answer:
You can shoot up to 999 shots in time lapse photography and you can ready its shooting interval between 1 second and 24 hours.
The following procedure explains how to set and shoot fourth dimension lapse photography.
How to set up time lapse photography
Time lapse role is selectable when using the P, A, Due south or G shooting mode.
Printing the [MENU] button. In Shooting Bill of fare 2, select Time Lapse Settings and printing the [OK] push button. Select On and printing the arrow pad Right button. Set the number of frames and interval to a desired value and press the [OK] button to complete the setting.
Frame
Sets the number of frames of time lapse photography. You can cull between i and 999 shots.
Start Waiting Fourth dimension
Sets the fourth dimension from pressing the shutter button until the first picture is taken. You can choose betwixt 1 second and 24 hours.
Interval Time
Sets the shooting interval after the shooting starts. You can choose betwixt 1second and 24 hours.
Time Lapse Movie
The sequence of fourth dimension lapse photography tin be converted to a movie. The image quality of the picture show is One thousand-JPEG Hard disk drive and the frame rate is 10fps.
Off: Records each frame equally a even so movie.
On: Records each frame as a still moving-picture show and generates a time lapse movie.
How to take time lapse photography
When you prepare the time lapse photography to On, the icon for time lapse photography is displayed on the monitor. The number on the icon indicates the number of shots you tin take.
Press the shutter push to start the time lapse photography.
Tips:
- Afterward autofocus, the camera starts shooting even if the image is not in focus. If you want to fix the focus position, shoot in MF mode.
- Rec View operates for 0.5 seconds.
- If the Start Waiting Time or Interval Time is set to one minutes 31 seconds or longer, the monitor and camera power turns off subsequently ane minute.
10 seconds before the setting time, the power automatically turns on once more.
While the monitor is off, you can likewise plough the ability on by pressing the shutter button. - When the fourth dimension lapse shooting is finished, time lapse photography is set to Off.
Note:
- Time lapse photography is available only in P, A, Southward and G fashion.
- When the AF mode is set to C-AF or C-AF+TR, the setting automatically changes to S-AF.
- Touch functioning is disabled during time lapse photography.
- Time lapse photography cannot be used with HDR photography.
- Fourth dimension lapse photography cannot be used simultaneously with Seedling, Fourth dimension, Composite Shooting, Bracketing and Multiple Exposure.
- The flash volition not work when the wink charging time is longer than the shooting interval.
- If the camera automatically turns off during time lapse photography, it turns on in time before the side by side shot.
- If whatever of the nonetheless pictures are not recorded correctly, the time lapse movie will not be generated.
- If in that location is not enough space on the card, time lapse movie is not recorded.
- Time lapse photography is cancelled if whatsoever of the following function is operated:
Mode dial, MENU push,
push, lens release button or connecting the USB cable. - Time lapse photography is cancelled if yous plough off the photographic camera.
- The shooting stops if there is not plenty power left on the bombardment. Make certain your camera'south bombardment is fully charged.
Source: https://cs.olympus-imaging.jp/en/support/imsg/digicamera/qa/products/em10/
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