Question :
What differentiates the E-M1X from the E-M1 MarkII?

Answer:
The following table describes the differences between E-M1X and E-M1 Mark II (Ver.2.0):

Type
Lens Mount	Micro Four Thirds Mount
Image Sensor
Image Processor	Dual TruePic VIII	TruePic VIII
Effective Pixels	20.37 million pixels
Sensor Type	4/3 Live MOS Sensor
Image Stabilization
System Type	Built-in image stabilization (5-axis sensor-shift)
Stabilization Performance	7.5 EV When using M.ZUIKO DIGITAL ED 12-100mm F4.0 IS PRO focal length = 100mm (35mm equivalent: 200mm), with camera body halfway release IS set to Off, Frame rate: High 7.0 EV When using M.ZUIKO DIGITAL ED 12-40mm F2.8 PRO focal length = 40mm (35mm equivalent: 80mm)	6.5 EV When using M.ZUIKO DIGITAL ED 12-100mm F4.0 IS PRO focal length = 100 mm (35mm equivalent: 200mm), with camera body halfway release IS set to Off 5.5 EV When using M.ZUIKO DIGITAL ED 12-40mm F2.8 PRO focal length = 40mm (35mm equivalent: 80mm)
Viewfinder
Finder Type	Built-in Eye-level electronic viewfinder, approx. 2.36 million dots
Field of View / Viewfinder Magnification	Field of View: Approx. 100 % / Magnification: Approx. 1.48x (in Finder Style 1, 2 (aspect ratio 4:3)) Approx. 1.65x (in Finder Style 3 (aspect ratio 4:3))	Field of View: Approx. 100 % / Magnification: Approx. 1.30x (in Finder Style 1, 2 (aspect ratio 4:3)) Approx. 1.48x (in Finder Style 3 (aspect ratio 4:3))
Frame Rate / Time Lag	Maximum frame rate: 120 fps Minimum display time lag: 5 msec
Monitor
Monitor	3.0 inches, 2-axis movable LCD Approx. 1,040,000 dots (3:2) Electric capacity touch panel
Focus
AF System	High-speed imager AF * Imager phase detection AF and imager contrast AF used in combination * When a Four Thirds lens is attached, imager phase detection AF is always enabled.*1 (*1 A separated sold mount adapter is required. AF is not possible when movie recording.)
AF Area	121 points (maximum) All target (121 points) Group target (25 points, 9 points, 5 points) Single target Small target Custom target 1-4 *AF area and its increment steps selectable at vertical and horizontal position	121 points (maximum) All target (121 points) Group target (9 points) Single target Small target * *Small target is added by firmware version 2.0
Focus Modes	Single AF (S-AF), Continuous AF (C-AF), Manual Focus (MF), AF tracking (C-AF+TR), Preset MF (only AF lenses can be used)
Combined use of AF and MF	Available in S-AF, C-AF(*) and C-AF+TR (*) * only with M.ZUIKO PRO lenses	Available in S-AF
AF target selection	Arrow pad button, AF target pad, Multi Selector	Arrow pad button, AF target pad
Intelligent Subject Detection AF	Available Motorsports, Aircrafts, Trains	Not available
ISO Sensitivity / Shutter
ISO Sensitivity	Auto: ISO LOW (equivalent to approx. 64) - 6400 (Auto Standard: ISO 200 - 6400, customizable) Manual: LOW (equivalent to approx. 64, approx. 100), ISO 200 - 25600	Auto: ISO LOW (equivalent to approx. 64) - 6400 (Auto Standard: ISO 200 - 6400, customizable) Manual: LOW, ISO 200 - 25600
Shutter Speed	60 sec. - 1/8000 sec. Electronic Shutter (in Silent Mode): 60 sec. - 1/32000sec.
Drive
Sequential Shooting Speed	[Sequential shooting H] Approx. 15 fps, [Sequential shooting L] Approx. 10 fps, [Silent sequential shooting H] Approx. 60 fps, [Silent sequential shooting L] Approx. 18 fps
Max Recordable Pictures in Sequential Shooting	[Sequential shooting H 15 fps] RAW: Approx. 103 frames, JPEG (LF): Approx. 132 frames [Sequential shooting L 10 fps] RAW: Approx. 287 frames, JPEG (LF): Until card is full [Silent sequential shooting H 60 fps] RAW: Approx. 49 frames, JPEG (LF): Approx. 49 frames [Silent sequential shooting L 18 fps] RAW: Approx. 74 frames, JPEG (LF): Approx. 89 frames	[Sequential shooting H 15 fps] RAW: Approx. 84 frames, JPEG (LF): Approx. 117 frames [Sequential shooting L 10 fps] RAW: Approx. 148 frames, JPEG (LF): Until card is full [Silent sequential shooting H 60 fps] RAW: Approx. 48 frames, JPEG (LF): Approx. 48 frames [Silent sequential shooting L 18 fps] RAW: Approx. 77 frames, JPEG (LF): Approx. 105 frames
Flash
Flash Attachment	Hot shoe, sync terminal
Bundled Flash	Not available	FL-LM3
Wireless Flash Control	Radio wireless control, RC Flash system	RC Flash system
Shooting Features
Picture Mode	i-Enhance, Vivid, Natural, Muted, Portrait, Monotone, Custom, e Portrait, Underwater,Color Creator, Art Filters
Art Filter	16 art filters Pop Art, Soft Focus, Pale&Light Color, Light Tone, Grainy Film, Pin Hole, Diorama, Cross Process, Gentle Sepia, Dramatic Tone, Key Line, Watercolor, Vintage, Partial Color, Bleach Bypass, Instant Film Art filter variation and 11 art effects available	15 art filters Pop Art, Soft Focus, Pale&Light Color, Light Tone, Grainy Film, Pin Hole, Diorama, Cross Process, Gentle Sepia, Dramatic Tone, Key Line, Watercolor, Vintage, Partial Color, Bleach Bypass* (* Bleach Bypass is added by firmware version 2.0) Art filter variation and 9 art effects available
High Res Shot (Tripod)	Available Resolution: Equivalent to 50M / 25M pixel Image Size: [JPEG 50M] 8160 x 6120 pixel [JPEG 25M] 5760 x 4320 pixel [RAW] 10368 x 7776 pixel
High Res Shot (Handheld)	Available Resolution: Equivalent to 50M / 25M pixel Image Size: [JPEG 50M] 8160 x 6120 pixel [JPEG 25M] 5760 x 4320 pixel [RAW] 8160 x 6120 pixel *Flash cannot be used	Not available
Live ND	Available (ND2 / ND4 / ND8 / ND16 / ND32)	Not available
Anti-Flicker Shooting	Available	Not available* (* Anti-Flicker Shooting is added by firmware version 3.0)
Focus Stacking Mode	Compatible with 8 lenses 3 to 15 shots are taken at different focus points and automatically composited together into a single image	Compatible with 7 lenses (Compatible with 8 lenses in firmware version 2.0) 8 shots are taken at different focus points and automatically composited together into a single image
Multi-Exposure	2 frames max.
Video
Video Recording Format	MOV (MPEG-4AVC/H.264)	MOV (MPEG-4AVC/H.264), AVI (Motion JPEG)
4K Video	C4K [Cinema4K] (4096 x 2160) 4K (3840 x 2160)
HD Video	Full HD (1920 x 1080)
Movie Picture Mode	2 modes (Flat, OM-Log400) * View assist compatible	1 mode (Flat)
High Speed Movie	Available (Full HD 120fps)	Not available
Level Gauge
Detection	2-axis
Camera Controls
Camera Control by PC	Via Wi-Fi (Transfer of recorded images to PC via access point) Via USB cable ( Camera can be operated by both PC or camera controls)	Via USB cable (Camera can be operated by both PC or camera controls)
Wi-Fi Function
Smartphone Link (Built-in Wi-Fi, when using OI.Share / OI.Track)	Wireless Shooting (Remote control shooting by smartphone) Image Share (Orders for image upload onto a Smartphone can be saved) Easy Connection (Connect using a QR code) GPS Info Function (by using Smartphone GPS data / OI.Track) Download pictures while the camera is off	Wireless Shooting (Remote control shooting by smartphone) Image Share (Orders for image upload onto a Smartphone can be saved) Easy Connection (Connect using a QR code) GPS info Function (by using Smartphone GPS data / OI.Track)
GPS / Field Sensor System
GPS / Field Sensor System	Available GPS (GLONASS, QZSS), compass, manometer, temperature sensor, acceleration sensor Displays Exif data and INFO Records sensor logs Displays image track data on a smartphone (OI.Track is required) Automatic time correction by GPS	Not available
Menu Language
Language Setting	34 languages (including Japanese and English)
My Menu
Number of My Menu Items	35 items in 5 tabs with 7 items each	Not available
Backup Function
Save Camera Settings	Available using Olympus Workspace or Digital Camera Updater
Input / Output
Live View Shooting on a Computer	Available using OLYMPUS Capture
HDMI Output Mode	Available (Monitor Mode / Record Mode)
HDMI Connector	HDMI Micro Connector (Type D)
USB Connector	CB-USB11 (USB Type C / USB3.0)
Remote Cable	RM-CB2 (L type, Pin Jack)
Headphone Connector	Available
Power Requirements
Number of Recordable Pictures	Approx. 870 shots (based on CIPA standard) Approx. 2,580 shots (When power saving is enabled, based on CIPA standard) * When two rechargeable batteries (BLH-1) are used	Approx. 440 shots (based on CIPA standard) Approx. 950 shots (When power saving is enabled, based on CIPA standard)
Battery	Two Lithium-ion rechargeable batteries (BLH-1) (Can be operated when only one BLH-1 battery is equipped)	One Lithium-ion rechargeable battery BLH-1
Battery Charger	BCH-1 (Charging takes about 2 hours) *Two chargers are included in E-M1X
Internal Charging	Available (When the camera power is off, battery is charged with AC adapter or USB in the camera)	Not available
USB Charging	USB PD can be used (PD compliant camera: Rev 3.0 Ver1.0a, include battery into the camera)	Not available
Body
Dimensions (Excluding Protrusions)	144.4 mm (W) x 146.8 mm (H) x 75.4 mm (D) / 5.7" (W) x 5.8" (H) x 3.0" (D)	134.1 mm (W) x 90.9 mm (H) x 68.9 mm (D) / 5.3" (W) x 3.6" (H) x 2.7" (D)
Weight	Approx. 997g (including two batteries and SD card) Approx. 849g (Body only)	Approx. 574g (Including battery and SD card) Approx. 498g (Body only)
Color	Black	Black, Silver (Silver was released in February 2019)
Material	Magnesium alloy
Vertical Grip	Integrated Vertical Grip	HLD-9 (sold separately)
Dust-proof, Splash-proof	Available
Underwater Housing (Sold Separately)	Not available	PT-EP14 (sold separately)
Memory
Number of Card Slots	2 card slots
Memory	SD cards (SDHC, SDXC, UHS-I / II compatible) * Card slot 1 and 2: UHS-I / II compatible	SD cards (SDHC, SDXC, UHS-I / II compatible) Eye-Fi card * Slot 1: UHS-I / II compatible * Slot 2: UHS-I compatible
Other
Release Date	February 2019	December 2016

Question :
What does the error message on the monitor mean?

Answer:
The following table describes what the error message on the monitor means and how to deal with it.

Message / Warning	Cause	Solution
No Card	No memory card inserted. Also displayed if no memory card is detected.	Insert a memory card. If a card is inserted, check that it is inserted correctly.
Card Error or Card Error	There is a problem with the memory card in Slot 1 or Slot 2.	Remove and reinsert the memory card. If this does not solve the problem, format the card. If formatting fails, the card cannot be used. Be aware formatting will erase all data and images from the card.
Write Protect or Write Protect	The memory card in Slot 1 or Slot 2 is write-protected ("locked").	The memory card write-protect switch is in the "LOCK" position. Switch it to the unlocked position.
Card Full or Card Full	Shooting disabled; the memory card in Slot 1 or Slot 2 does not have space for additional pictures. Shooting disabled; the memory card in Slot 1 or Slot 2 is full.	Insert another memory or delete pictures. Before deleting pictures, be sure any pictures you wish to keep have been copied to a computer.
No Picture or No Picture	Playback unavailable; the memory card in Slot 1 or Slot 2 contains no pictures.	The selected memory card contains no pictures. Take pictures before choosing playback mode.
Picture Error or Picture Error	The selected file is damaged and cannot be played back. Alternatively, the picture is in a format that is not supported by the camera.	Attempt to view the image using computer imaging software. If the picture cannot be displayed on a computer, the file may be corrupt.
The Image Cannot Be Edited or The Image Cannot Be Edited	Camera retouch features cannot be applied to pictures recorded with other devices.	Retouch the picture on a computer or other device.
Card log capacity is full or Card log capacity is full	No additional logs can be saved to the memory card in Slot 1 or Slot 2.	Copy log files to a computer and delete unwanted log files.
	The camera's internal temperature is elevated due to ambient temperature or prolonged usage.	Turn the camera off and wait for it to cool.
Internal camera temperature is too high. Please wait for cooling before camera use.		The camera is about to turn off automatically. Wait until the camera has cooled and is ready to resume shooting.
Battery Empty	The batteries are exhausted.	Charge the batteries.
No Connection	There is a problem with the camera's connection to a computer or HDMI devices.	Reconnect the camera.
The lens is locked. Please extend the lens.	A retractable lens is attached but not extended.	Extend the lens.
Please check the status of a lens.	An error has occurred between the camera and the lens.	Turn the camera off and check that the lens is properly connected before turning the camera on again.
Logging function cannot be used at this time.	The batteries are low.	Charge the batteries or insert fully-charged spare batteries.
(steady)	GPS error. The camera's GPS has malfunctioned.	Turn the camera off and then on again. If the warning does not clear from the display, contact an Olympus-authorized service representative.
(flashes red)	The number of log files stored on the current card is approaching the maximum.	Delete unwanted files after copying the logs to a computer.
	Log files cannot be saved to the current card.	Insert a write-enabled card.
	Logging paused, either because the batteries are low or the built-in memory the camera uses to store the current log file is full.	Save the current log to a memory card.

Question :
What type of memory card can I use with this model?

Answer:
The following table shows the types of memory cards that can be used:

✔: compatible, ×: not compatible

	SD card	SDHC card	SDXC card	Eye-Fi card
E-M1X	✔	✔	✔	×

To see the list of compatible SD / SDHC / SDXC cards, click here:
Compatibility table for SD / SDHC / SDXC Memory Cards

Question :
How far can I rotate the LCD monitor?

Answer:
The E-M1X has a 3.0 inches 2-axis movable monitor. The monitor can be set to high or low angles or rotated for self portraits.

It can be rotated as in the following illustration:

Question :
What lenses support the Pro Capture Mode?

Answer:
The following table shows what lenses support the Pro Capture Mode ( Pro Capture Low / Pro Capture High) in E-M1X:

	(Pro Capture Low)	(Pro Capture High)
Olympus Micro Four Thirds lenses (M.ZUIKO DIGITAL lenses)	Available	Available
Other brand Micro Four Thirds lenses	Not available	Available
Four Thirds lenses	Not available	Available
Lenses without electronic contacts such as OM adapters (including BCL-1580 / BCL-0980)	Available	Available

Question :
Where can I find the instruction manual for my camera?

Answer:
You can find the manual online. You can either read it online or download the instruction manual for your camera.

See the following Web page to find the available manuals:
Download Manuals