I have had this happen both with an E-M5 and an E-M1.2. The fix was to remove the battery, then reinsert after a short delay. Cameras are now computers, so this was probably a computer crash. The newer firmware may have solved the problem, but only time will tell.

Those passes don't always guarantee free admission. I've been to at least one park
where the pass got me a 50% discount. Not bad, but not what was promised.

Unique is a reputable NJ dealer, with a large store and an even larger mail order business.
No problems in dealing with them.

How about a file synchronization program? I use InSync but it may be discontinued. What you do is set up a copy operation from source (internal drive) to target (external drive) and use mirror mode. What happens is that a new file (i.e. renamed) on source is copied to target. A file on target that is not on source (i.e. one with the old name) will be deleted from target. That should do it.

Although other programs will "open" .psd files, they only see part of the file. If there are multiple layers, as with most .psd files, they won't be seen. Even if Photoshop goes on forever, when you stop your subscription all .psd files will be in jeopardy if they contain layers.

Magcloud.com has a 17"x11" with WireO binding that opens flat. Heavy 80# cover stock and only 36¢ per page plus $2 for the binding. Excellent quality.

The Mavica was an analog video system. Those "floppies" were actually miniature video disks. There were both amateur and industrial versions, the latter like a large SLR with interchangeable lenses. So a floppy disk reader won't help.