wow...you are making me happy here...I thought I was going to shredded in pieces....Thank you!!!!

I have no Idea....it looks got my attention, then I saw the mouse!
Thank you for watching...looking for your honest critics...this is my first posting!

I have been a watcher for quite a while, never had the gut to post...your honest opinion will be greatly appreciated

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Simply beautiful....nice work!

Thank you so much for your replies...much appreciated! figured it out and now the shutter speed is working fine. On my Nikon D 90, I usually regulate the shutter speed when I change the ISO, but on this new 4/3 camera, it is individually controlled and I could not figure out what was going on. It is actually not a bad camera at all, the pictures are pretty crisp. As I get more familiar with it, I will keep you updated, so far, as a walk around camera, it seems ok!

meant camera, not phone....

I have tried that and the results are similar. I was thinking that it was probably in my original set up or else there may be a problem with this phone, just got it last week and I have not been able to get a decent shot yet!

thanks...can you help with my issue? Spontaneous pictures are kind of difficult considering my shutter speed issue!

Greetings all, I am new to this forum, and I have been using a Nikon D-90 for a couple of years, and now, since I travel a lot, decided to go with a low profile camera the Olympus EM 5 considering the places I go!
Can someone please advise me on how to set the shutter speed on the EM 5, it take about 2 seconds from the time I press the shutter button to the time the picture is actually taken. My ISO varies between 200 and 400, at F stop around 5.6. I have tried many different things with no results. The shutter speed being so slow makes the pictures blurry.
Looking forward for your expert advises