Yes, I recently bought it, and it seems very user friendly, and so far I am loving it, and BTW, the support you can get from the company is wonderful

I was told years ago by a pro, that since I was not a pro,I should check to see if my insurance company would attach a rider to my homeowners for all my cameras and photo equipment. I did just that , and as he said it was waay cheaper than any other insurance out there at the time. When Ever I buy something new, I just scan in the bill with the make , model, serial number and price to the insurance company. When I get rid of anything, I simply tell them to delete it from the rider. easy peasy.

I do have drop box and I use it, But not for sharing photos. I mainly use it to have my numbers documents on my iphone, so I can see at a drop of a hat just what cds, Book, exercise videos etc that I have , so I don't buy doubles any more.

I use Flickr for all my photo sharing. With the free Flickr, I can have 1,000 images posted. I have not yet gone back to pro, But I might. In the mean time, I just deleted over 1500 images and started over. It is very simple to use.The people with whom you wish to share, can follow you, or you can simply send a link to them, as I do for my husband.

Thanks for the tip. I'll give it a try. I really have not used it at all.

I know what you mean. A bit over 2 years ago , I switched to Olympus from Nikon and bought the Em1M2, and was shocked there was no manual. I had to wait about a year and a half in order to get a book. That's how long it took to have it published. In the mean time, I ordered the book for the EM1, which I also bought, But found that there is no book in English that is any good for the Pen F.

I have down loaded all manuals to both my computer and my iPhone. Being new to Olympus, I was really lost. I went and printed out many pages from the EM1M2 that I had bought. So I now own 3 Olympus cameras, Love them, But still am annoyed that they came without manuals.

Nikon always included manuals with every camera I purchased, and according to my friend they still do.

You can donate to a thrift store. They would be happy to take it all, and I am sure that they would sell it easily

I have downloaded it, But have not tried it yet

I did download it, and was not too impressed with it, But they did have an upgrade the other day, so I will try it again.

I did buy ai gigapixel, and then asked for my money back, and got it. it was soo slow. I have a powerful Mac Pro with a good graphics card and 32 gigs of ram, but it was still unacceptable to me. I find that I want to enlarge something, say for printing, I just use on1 and its perfect resize. I have also tried that on a crop, and it worked well and was fast. I had really been interested in AI gigapixel ,as I am primarily a wildlife shooter, which means that I crop most of my shots..and it would be nice to be able to enlarge some of them, particularl shots of small birds.

I use on1 as a stand alone application. In the Browse module under file, there is send to. If your plugin is not there, you find it, direct it, and by the second time or less, On1 has learned that you want to sent your image to this plugin, and it will do so.

I always send my images to Topaz studio to finish up. The first one or two times, I had to direct on 1 as to where to send it. Now My topaz studio is listed, and I just click on it, and Voila. I do believe that the Nik collection was always an option under file : send to

It is not a good match for me. It is too big and heavy and about the size of my Nikon 810 that I sold 2 years ago when I bought the EM1M2 that I love. I sure wish that Olympus would come up with an EM1M3. The day I hear of that, I would happily pre order one

We also had a problem with B&H and Fed ex. I was told that they just signed a contract with fed ex. B&H used to use UPS for years and we never had a problem. My husband ordered a computer. We were give a delivery date, But it wasn't delivered. This happened 3 more times, and the last straw was that Fed ex said we were not home, and we were. B&H decided that the package got lost, and they credited my credit card. This was NOT the fault of B&H, But it was most surely the fault of Fed Ex. Finally , Fed ex said ir was delivered to us, and gave the name of the person who signed, Not us. B&H said that was someone in the warehouse. So after more than 2 weeks of waiting for something that never came, we bought the same thing from Amazon and we had it 2 days later

Yes, I always have at least two cameras. One reason is that here in Colorado, it is dry and dusty, so I never change lenses in the field. If I am going somewhere to shoot wildlife, but there is beautiful scenery that I might want to take a few Landscape shots, I can always use that second camera .

The other reason is that if something happens to my first camera, I always have a backup

very funny!😝

I am wondering of your AEL switch has flipped from 1 to 2. That happens sometimes on my other camera, the EM!, but Has not happened on the EM1M2. When that switch flips to 2, everything goes kinda haywire

I use manual shooting for all my wildlife images, But with auto Iso turned on. I use manual shooting including manual iso for macros, landscapes , portraits etc. I do use aperture mode on the rare occasion I am in downtown Denver and want to do some street shooting of candids.