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An excellent book that is well laid out and easy to understand, Every detail and setting for the Olympus OMD-E5-MkII Camera is explained using compartmentalised sections with both screen shots and text. Even the most advanced or "hidden" capabilities of the camera are fully addressed. Well worth the money.
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I wanted a book for my OM-D E-M10 Mk2 and this was the nearest I could find. The differences are fairly obvious when you start to read the book. The layout of the knobs are different and the M5 spec is higher, but the book is comprehensive and detailed. I doubt I will ever know 100% about the M10, but it takes super pictures and the book is there to help when I need more info. This book is all you will need to get the best from your camera. I does weigh quite a bit, so it may add to your luggage allowance when you go on holiday :-)
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Badly written for the normal user. It's actually my profession to write computer manuals, yet I found this hard going. It's about the standard you'd expect from someone writing to people who already know the subject (so don't really need a guide book), rather than something written for everyday photography enthusiasts. Worth owning, but you'll need to seek elsewhere to fully understand the Olympus E-M5 MkII. I'd recommend also buying David Thorpe's book on the E-M5II Menu system.
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A very well thought out and written book. I explains all the things you need to know to get the best out of the camera. You can either read it as a book and work through the sections with you camera in your hand or just look up the relevant section for your requirements.
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A very comprehensive book covering all aspects of the camera. Good explanation of all the features.
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