There's something strange about my E-M1. It very often makes store alarms go off. I was at a shopping mall recently and in almost every store I had to show that it was my camera that triggered their alarm. Very annoying.
Do any of you E-M1 owners ever experienced the same thing?
(Btw, the wifi is deactivated so that doesn't cause it.)
Jochenb wrote:
Yes, but it never happened with the E-M5.
Perhaps an engineering feature of the Em1 vs the EM5 is causing this - EM1 does have the faster shutter after all, so there have to be some mechanically different features. This could be just enough to induce a voltage in the store sensors.
Or, could be how the electronics are wired on the CCAs, etc. Sorta cool if you ask me
FlyPenFly wrote:
Same lens again, playing with Color Ef Ex... not entirely sold on it but will give it a try for a week.
I feel like it's making the files a bit too crunchy.
Agree, but what filters are you using within it? For instance, Color Efex's tonal contrast is awesome, but you have to use it sparingly, as it's easy to go "off the cliff" without realizing it.
Jochenb wrote:
There's something strange about my E-M1. It very often makes store alarms go off. I was at a shopping mall recently and in almost every store I had to show that it was my camera that triggered their alarm. Very annoying.
Do any of you E-M1 owners ever experienced the same thing?
(Btw, the wifi is deactivated so that doesn't cause it.)
I know posting baby photos is a bit like cheating, but I just got an Olympus 25/1.8 and I'm seriously impressed by it and love this photo overall. Shot with an EM10.
Very nice shot. Zone of focus is quite narrow but the lens is very sharp and the blur quality is nice and smooth.
dass101 wrote:
I know posting baby photos is a bit like cheating, but I just got an Olympus 25/1.8 and I'm seriously impressed by it and love this photo overall. Shot with an EM10.
I was at a shopping mall recently and in almost every store I had to show that it was my camera that triggered their alarm. Very annoying. 
