Re: [OM] Statistics

[Don Holbrook]

I don't hit them accidently.  I remember what they were for on 4/3 cameras and 
automatically push them expecting something else to happen.   :-)

----- Original Message -----From: Chuck Norcutt 
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<olympus@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>Sent: Tue, 15 Jul 2014 23:34:51 -0000 (UTC)Subject: 
Re: [OM] Statistics

Maybe Don can answer the E-M1 question. I handled his several months ago but 
didn't think to check for that problem.

Chuck Norcutt

On 7/15/2014 5:03 PM, Moose wrote:> On 7/14/2014 2:01 PM, Chuck Norcutt 
wrote:>> Same goes for Chuck which brings up a glitch in the E-M5... it's too>> 
easy to accidentally move the focus point. Fortunately, it's obvious>> that you 
did so when you try to take a shot but you still have to>> correct it on the 
fly. Is the E-M1 better in that respect?>> I don't know about the E-M1. It 
seems to be part of the &micro;4/3 consortium> spec., "Lets all have a feature 
that will drive most users crazy!", as> all the Pens and the two Pannys I have 
all have the same issue.>> Accidentally touch the left 'button' function of the 
rear wheel or touch> the screen at some unspecified moment and POOF!, the focus 
point moves> to a random place.>> Learning to hold the cameras carefully may 
help. A firmware fix to turn> the focal point move function off seems 
unfortunately unlikely. Somebody> out there in manufacturer land must love 
it.>> If The E-M1 fixes this, I might find it more appealing, in s
 pite of the> huge grip and paying for PD AF I'll never use. The E-PM2 still 
has the> problem, so the E-PL5 must, too.>> What Focus Moose>-- 
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