Hello from me

[leeh]

Hello all on the 4/3

My name is lee from the UK.:smile:
I am very new to what could be said (proper) photography, but I am getting there bit by bit.
I have just got my first camera for which the lenses can be change, I opted for the Olympus epl1, bit annoyed really though, I waited and waited for Olympus to hold up with the introduction of so say new ''improved'' advancements on the pen series, I am really happy with the camera though, just got to sus out out to get to grips with all the different functions on the camera. it's so much different than point and shoot cameras I have owned.

Thanks
lee

 

[joele]

Welcome to mu-43 (though I am fairly new here too) :smile:

 

[Alanroseman]

Welcome aboard.

You'll find lots of helpful, patient folks here on mu-43.

Cheers from New England

 

[Iconindustries]

Hello from me and I welcome hello from me to this forum.

 

[Fiddler]

Welcome Lee and Hello from Scotland. Hope you have a lot of fun with your nice new camera.

All the best,

Colin

 

[Spuff]

I have just got my first camera for which the lenses can be change, I opted for the Olympus epl1,

Hello,
I was you in November.
You'll get to know the menus and what does what fairly quickly. Make sure to set the JPEG quality to highest quality (unless you have to really skimp on memory card/s size) - it takes a menu dive.

 

[GaryAyala]

Top-O-the-Morn Leeh from California.

Gary

 

[BBW]

Welcome leeh!:smile: If you haven't had a look at Brian Mosely's E-PL1 Experience Diary and his Quick Start series, as well. Although the Quick Start video series is ostensibly about the E-P2, it is very helpful for all of the PEN cameras. The first one is a sticky in the Olympus forum: https://www.mu-43.com/f42/olympus-e-p2-quick-start-part-1-a-586/

 

[leeh]

OK thanks, I will have a look, any sort info welcome here.


also and thank you and everyone for the welcome