Question :
What differentiates the E-PL9 from the E-PL8?

Answer:
The following table describes the differences:

Release Date	March 2018	November 2017
Color	White, Black, Brown
Lens Mount	Micro Four Thirds
Effective Pixels	16.05 million pixels
Image Sensor	4/3 Live MOS sensor
Image Processing	TruePic VIII	TruePic VII
Image Stabilizer	Built-in image stabilizer (Image sensor shift type, 3-axis)
Monitor	3.0 inches, Approx. 1.04 million dots Adjustable, Tilt angle: 80°(up), 180°(down) Touch Panel
Electronic Viewfinder (EVF)	Not available (Accessory Port 2 is not available)	Not available (A separately sold EVF can be connected to Accessory Port 2.)
AF System	High-speed imager AF (Contrast AF)
AF Area, AF Target Setting	AF area: 121 points All target (121 points) Group target (9 points) Single target (1 point)	AF area: 81 points All target (81 points) Group target (9 points) Single target (1 point)
Focusing Mode	Single AF (S-AF), Continuous AF (C-AF), Manual Focus (MF), S-AF+MF, AF tracking (C-AF+TR)
ISO Sensitivity	Auto: ISO LOW (approx. 100) - 25600 (Default: ISO LOW - 6400) Manual: ISO LOW, 200 - 25600	Auto: ISO LOW (approx. 100) - 25600 (Default: ISO LOW - 1600) Manual: ISO LOW, 200 - 25600
Shutter Speed	1/4000 - 60 sec. Bulb, Time shooting: Max. 30 min. Live composite shooting: Max. 3 hours Electronic first curtain shutter: 1/320 - 60 sec. Electronic shutter: 1/16000 - 60 sec.	1/4000 - 60 sec. Bulb, Time shooting: Max. 30 min. Live composite shooting: Max. 3 hours Electronic first curtain shutter: 1/320 - 60 sec.
Sequential Shooting Maximum Speed	Sequential shooting H mode: approx. 8.6 fps Sequential shooting L mode: approx. 4.8 fps	Sequential shooting H mode: approx. 8.5 fps Sequential shooting L mode: approx. 3.7 fps
Shooting Modes on the Mode Dial	AUTO, SCN (Scene), AP (Advanced Photo), ART (Art Filter), P (Program), A (Aperture Priority), S (Shutter Priority), M (Manual), Movie	iAUTO, P (Program), A (Aperture Priority), S (Shutter Priority), M (Manual), Photo Story, SCN (Scene Select), ART (Art Filter), Movie
Scene Select AE	AP (Advanced Photo): 9 modes Live Composite, Live Time, Multiple Exposure, HDR Shooting, Silent Shooting, Panorama (*), Keystone Compensation, AE Bracketing, Focus Bracketing SCN (Scene): 22 modes Portrait, e-Portrait, Landscape, Landscape + Portrait, Night + Portrait, Night Scene, Hand-held Starlight, Fireworks, Light Trails, Panorama (*), Children, Sport, Panning, Sunset,Beach & Snow, Backlight HDR, Candlelight, Silent, Macro, Nature Macro, Documents, Multi Focus Shot (* Panoramic image is combined in the camera.)	SCN: 25 modes Portrait, e-Portrait, Landscape, Landscape + Portrait, Sport, Hand-held Starlight, Night Scene, Night + Portrait, Children, High Key, Low Key, DIS mode, Macro, Nature Macro, Candle, Sunset, Documents, Panorama (*), Fireworks, Beach & Snow, Fisheye Conv., Wide Conv., Macro Conv., 3D, Panning (* Panoramic image is combined on the computer.)
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	14 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
Flash	Built-in (Hot shoe available)	Bundled with a dedicated external flash FL-LM1 *Connect the flash to the Hot Shoe or AP2 (Accessory Port 2)
Wireless RC Flash	Available
Video Recording Format	MOV (MPEG-4AVC/H.264)	MOV (MPEG-4AVC/H.264), AVI (Motion JPEG)
4K Videos	Available	Not available
Movie Effect	One Shot Echo, Multi Eco, Art Fade, Old Film
Movie Tele-converter	x4
Video Editing Function	Trimming (Trim from the Beginning or End) Video image extraction (Only for 4K videos)	Not available
Level Gauge	2-axis
Built-in Wi-Fi (Smartphone Connection)	Available
Menu Language	34 languages (including Japanese and English)
Memory	SD Memory Card (SDHC, SDXC, UHS-I compatible, Eye-Fi card compatible)
Connectivity	USB micro B HDMI micro connector (TypeD)	USB micro B HDMI micro connector (TypeD)
Battery	BLS-50 (included)
Number of Storable Shots	Approx. 350 shots (using BLS-50 and 32G TOSHIBA SDHC UHS-I EXCERIA™Type1 card)
Dust-proof, Splash-proof	Not available
Weight	Approx. 380 g (with battery and memory card) Approx. 332 g (body only)	Approx. 374 g (with battery and memory card) Approx. 326 g (body only)
Dimensions (excluding protrusions)	117.1 mm (W) x 68 mm (H) x 39 mm (D) / 4.6" (W) x 2.7" (H) x 1.5" (D)	117.1 mm (W) x 68.3 mm (H) x 38.4 mm (D) / 4.6" (W) x 2.7" (H) x 1.5" (D)

Question :
What differentiates the E-PL9 from the E-M10 Mark III?

Answer:
The following table describes the differences:

Release Date	March 2018	September 2017
Color	White, Black, Brown	Silver, Black
Lens Mount	Micro Four Thirds
Effective Pixels	16.05 million pixels
Image Sensor	4/3 Live MOS sensor
Image Processing	TruePic VIII
Image Stabilizer	Built-in image stabilizer (Image sensor shift type, 3-axis)	Built-in image stabilizer (Image sensor shift type, 5-axis)
Monitor	3.0 inches, Approx. 1.04 million dots Adjustable, Tilt angle: 80°(up), 180°(down) Touch Panel	3.0 inches, 1.04 million dots Adjustable, Tilt angle: 85°(up), 45°(down) Touch Panel
Electronic Viewfinder (EVF)	Not available (Accessory Port 2 is not equipped)	Available 3.0 inches, 2.36 million dots, Field of view: 100% Magnification: 1.23x
AF System	High-speed imager AF (Contrast AF)
AF Area, AF Target Setting	AF area: 121 points All target (121 points) Single target (1 point) Group target (9 points)
Focusing Mode	Single AF (S-AF), Continuous AF (C-AF), Manual Focus (MF), S-AF+MF, AF tracking (C-AF+TR)
ISO Sensitivity	Auto: ISO LOW (approx. 100) - 25600 (Default: ISO LOW - 6400) Manual: ISO LOW, 200 - 25600
Shutter Speed	1/4000 - 60 sec. Bulb, Time shooting: Max. 30 min. Live composite shooting: Max. 3 hours Electronic first curtain shutter: 1/320 - 60 sec. Electronic shutter: 1/16000 - 60 sec.
Sequential Shooting Maximum Speed	Sequential shooting H mode: approx. 8.6 fps Sequential shooting L mode: approx. 4.8 fps
Shooting Modes on the Mode Dial	AUTO, SCN (Scene), AP (Advanced Photo), ART (Art Filter), P (Program), A (Aperture Priority), S (Shutter Priority), M (Manual), Movie
Scene Select AE	AP (Advanced Photo): 9 modes Live Composite, Live Time, Multiple Exposure, HDR Shooting, Silent Shooting, Panorama (*), Keystone Compensation, AE Bracketing, Focus Bracketing SCN (Scene): 22 modes Portrait, e-Portrait, Landscape, Landscape + Portrait, Night + Portrait, Night Scene, Hand-held Starlight, Fireworks, Light Trails, Panorama (*), Children, Sport, Panning, Sunset, Beach & Snow, Backlight HDR, Candlelight, Silent, Macro, Nature Macro, Documents, Multi Focus Shot,Beach & Snow, Backlight HDR, Candlelight, Silent, Macro, Nature Macro, Documents, Multi Focus Shot (* Panoramic image is combined in the camera.)	AP (Advanced Photo): 9 modes Live Composite, Live Time, Multiple Exposure, HDR Shooting, Silent Shooting, Panorama (*), Keystone Compensation, AE Bracketing, Focus Bracketing SCN (Scene): 21 modes Portrait, e-Portrait, Landscape, Landscape + Portrait, Night + Portrait, Night Scene, Hand-held Starlight, Fireworks, Light Trails, Children, Sport, Panning, Sunset, Beach & Snow, Backlight HDR, Candlelight, Silent, Macro, Nature Macro, Documents, Multi Focus Shot (* Panoramic image is combined on the computer.)
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	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
Flash	Built-in (Hot shoe available)
Wireless RC Flash	Available	Not available
Video Recording Format	MOV (MPEG-4AVC/H.264)
4K Video	Available
Movie Effect	One Shot Echo, Multi Eco, Art Fade, Old Film
Movie Tele-converter	x4
Video Editing Function	Trimming (Trim from the Beginning or End) Video image extraction (Only for 4K videos)
Level Gauge	2-axis
Built-in Wi-Fi (Smartphone Connection)	Available
Menu Language	34 languages (including Japanese and English)
Memory	SD Memory Card (SDHC, SDXC, UHS-I compatible, Eye-Fi card compatible)	SD Memory Card (SDHC, SDXC, UHS-II compatible, Eye-Fi card compatible)
Connectivity	USB micro B HDMI micro connector (TypeD)
Battery	BLS-50 (included)
Number of Storable Shots	Approx. 350 shots (using 32G TOSHIBA SDHC UHS-I EXCERIA™ Type1 card)	Approx. 330 shots (using 32G TOSHIBA SDHC UHS-I EXCERIA™ Type1 card)
Dust-proof, Splash-proof	Not available
Weight	Approx. 380 g (with battery and memory card) Approx. 332 g (body only)	Approx. 410 g (with battery and memory card, excluding eyecup) Approx. 362 g (body only)
Dimensions (excluding protrusions)	117.1 mm (W) x 68 mm (H) x 39 mm (D) / 4.6" (W) x 2.7" (H) x 1.5" (D)	121.5 mm (W) x 83.6 mm (H) x 49.5 mm (D) / 4.8" (W) x 3.3" (H) x 1.9" (D)

Question :
What types of shooting modes are available from the mode dial?

Answer:
Available shooting modes from the mode dial are (AUTO mode), (AP, Advanced Photo mode), SCN (Scene mode), ART (Art Filter), P (Program mode), A (Aperture Priority mode), S (Shutter Priority mode), M (Manual mode) and (Movie mode).
The shooting modes can be selected from the mode dial. You can select a sub mode on the monitor in AP mode, SCN mode and Movie mode.

Shooting Modes

(AUTO mode)
The camera automatically adjusts the settings best suited for the scene, which is convenient for beginners. Use the Live Guide to easily adjust color, brightness and background blurring.
Camera settings cannot be changed except some settings, because this is an automatic mode.

SCN(Scene mode)
This mode enables you to shoot in the appropriate settings by selecting a sub mode best suited to the subject or scene.
Select a general situation in sub mode 1, and then a more specific mode in sub mode 2. Camera settings are limited to maximize the effect of each Scene mode.

Refer to the following question for more information:
What kinds of SCN (Scene) modes are available?

Sub Mode 1 (Subject type)	Sub Mode 2 (Scene mode)
People	Portrait, e-Portrait, Portrait + Landscape, Portrait + Nightscape, Children
Nightscapes	Nightscape, Portrait + Nightscape, Handheld Starlight, Fireworks, Light Trails
Motion	Sport, Children, Panning
Scenery	Landscape, Sunset, Beach & Snow, Panorama, Backlight HDR
Indoors	Candlelight, Silent, Portrait, e-Portrait, Children, Backlight HDR
Close-ups	Macro, Nature Macro, Documents, Multi Focus Shot

AP mode (Advanced Photo mode)
This mode enables you to take creative photos unique to D-SLR cameras.
Advanced shooting modes like Live Composite, Multiple Exposure and Live Time can be set with a simple operation.

While SCN modes such as Silent, Panorama and Light Trails achieve effects that are similar to the Live Composite in AP mode, more advanced settings are possible in AP mode than in SCN mode.

Refer to the following question for more information:
What kinds of AP modes are available?

AP mode
Live Composite, Live Time, Multiple Exposure, HDR, Silent Panorama, Keystone Compensation, AE Bracketing, Focus Bracketing

Art Filter
You can take creative pictures using art filters. The effects of art filters can be checked on the live view monitor before shooting, so you can select a desired art filter by checking the effects.



The following art filters are available:

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

Some art filters have altered versions of the original art filter. (e.g. Pin Hole II, Pin Hole III) Color Filter and Monochrome Color options are available with some art filters.

P (Program mode)
The camera automatically adjusts the settings best suited for the scene. Camera menu settings such as white balance and exposure compensation can be changed.

Refer to the following question for more information:
What differentiates the AUTO mode from P (Program) mode?

A (Aperture Priority mode)
When the aperture value (F-number) is set manually, the camera sets the appropriate shutter speed automatically.
If a smaller aperture (F-number) is set, the focus range becomes narrower. You will get pictures of a subject with out-of-focus background. If a larger aperture (F-number) is set, the focus range becomes wider. Both the subject and the background come into focus.

S (Shutter Priority mode)
When the shutter speed is set manually, the camera sets the appropriate aperture automatically.

A fast shutter speed can freeze a fast-moving action without blurring. A slow shutter speed will blur a fast-moving action. This blurring will give the impression of dynamic motion.

M (Manual mode)
Both the aperture and the shutter speed can be set manually. You can also set the BULB (Bulb photography), LIVE TIME (Time photography) or LIVECOMP (Live composite photography).

(Movie mode)
This mode enables you to create movies. In addition to standard movies, you can shoot 4K movies (in 4K mode) or slow motion movies (in High-speed mode).

Question :
What kinds of AP modes are available?

Answer:
AP (Advanced Photo) mode enables you to shoot in advanced settings like Live Composite and Multiple Exposure with a simple operation.

While SCN modes such as Silent, Panorama and Light Trails achieve effects that are similar to the Live Composite in AP mode, more advanced settings are possible in AP mode than in SCN mode.
When the mode dial is already set to AP mode, press the (Shortcut) button to select other modes.



The following table shows the available AP modes:

AP mode	Description
Live Composite	For recording light trails of stars and other objects while keeping the overall exposure constant. The results of each moment can be checked on the monitor while shooting. Picture mode and White Balance can be changed, which is not possible in the SCN mode Light Trails. It is recommended to stabilize the camera using a tripod to prevent camera shake and to shoot with remote control using the wireless remote mode via OI.Share. The maximum recording time for one file is approximately 3 hours. Advanced settings can be configured via Live Composite (LIVECOMP.) in M mode.
Live Time	For recording pictures in long time exposures without pressing the shutter button. The results of each moment can be checked on the monitor while shooting. The recording stops when you press the shutter button again or when the set time has elapsed. It is recommended to stabilize the camera using a tripod to prevent camera shake and to shoot with remote control using the wireless remote mode via OI.Share. Advanced settings can be configured via BULB / TIME in M mode.
Multiple Exposure	Combines two different images into a single shot. After taking the first image by depressing the shutter button, the first image is displayed translucently on the monitor, so the second shot can be composed using the first image as a guide.
HDR	Captures details in both bright highlights and deep shadow areas. A series of four shots with different exposure are captured and combined into a single image. Noise may be noticeable when taking photos in conditions where the shutter speed becomes slow. For best results, stabilize the camera using a tripod.
Silent	Disable camera sounds and lights in situations in which they may be unwelcome. Electronic shutter is enabled in this mode.
Panorama	Takes a series of shots that are joined together to create a wide-angle photo (Panorama photo) only by following an on-screen guide. You can choose an angle of view of approximately double the normal shots, same as that of the Panorama in SCN mode, or approximately four times.
Keystone Compensation	Correct the effects of perspective in photos of buildings or landscapes. You can correct the image using the control dial (Up, Down, Right, Left button) while looking at the image on the monitor.
AE Bracketing	Each time the shutter button is pressed, the camera takes a series of photos, varying exposure with each frame. 3 or 5 frames are taken once the shutter button is depressed. 3f (3 frames): Takes 3 frames. The first at ±0.0 EV (optimal exposure), the second at -1.0 EV and the third at +1.0 EV. 5f (5 frames): Takes 5 frames. The first at ±0.0 EV (optimal exposure), the second at -1.3 EV, the third at -0.7 EV, the fourth at +0.7 EV and the fifth at +1.3 EV.
Focus Bracketing	Each time the shutter button is pressed, the camera takes a series of eight photos, varying the focus distance with each shot. The camera takes pictures at the focus distance that is secured by pressing the shutter button halfway down, and at slightly different points shifting the focus from the foreground to the background. You can choose the amount of focus distance changes from two modes: (changes by a large amount) and (changes by a small amount).

Question :
What kinds of SCN (Scene) modes are available?

Answer:
In SCN (Scene) mode, you can shoot in an appropriate setting by selecting a subject or shooting scene.
Set the mode dial to SCN, and then select a sub mode from 22 modes.


When the mode dial is already set to SCN (Scene) mode, press the button to select other sub modes.


Available SCN (Scene) modes:

Sub mode 1	Sub mode 2	Description
People	Portrait	Suitable for portrait shooting. Brings out skin texture.
	e-Portrait	Smooths out skin tones and texture. This mode is suitable when viewing images on a high-definition TV. The camera records two pictures: one with the effect applied and one without.
	Portrait + Landscape	Suitable for portraits with a landscape in the background. Blues, greens, and skin tones are captured beautifully.
	Portrait + Nightscape	Suitable for portrait shooting against a background of night view.Raise the flash manually. The use of a tripod and remote control via OI.Share is recommended.
	Children	Suitable for photographs of children or other active subjects.
Nightscapes	Nightscape	Suitable for shooting of night scenes using a tripod to hold the camera steady. The camera uses a slower shutter speed than normal.The use of a tripod and remote control via OI.Share is recommended.
	Portrait + Nightscape	Suitable for portrait shooting against a background of night view.Raise the flash manually. The use of a tripod and remote control via OI.Share is recommended.
	Handheld Starlight	Suitable for shooting night scenes without using a tripod. Reduces blur when shooting low light/illuminated scenes. The camera makes eight exposures and combines them into a single photograph.
	Fireworks	Suitable for shooting fireworks at night. The camera uses a slower shutter speed than normal. The use of a tripod and remote control via OI.Share is recommended.
	Light Trails	With normal long exposure, an image of light trace such as star trails with bright buildings tends to get too bright. Using Live Composite mode, you can capture such images without over exposure while checking the progress on the monitor. Press the shutter button to start shooting. While the camera automatically shoots multiple images, you can view the changing result on the monitor. Press the shutter button again to end shooting once the desired result is achieved (maximum 3 hours). The use of a tripod and remote control via OI.Share is recommended.
Motion	Sport	Suitable for fast action shooting.
	Children	Suitable for photographs of children or other active subjects.
	Panning	Suitable for photographs of moving subjects with a blurred background. The camera chooses the optimal shutter speed for panning shots based on camera motion.
Scenery	Landscape	Suitable for landscape shooting.
	Sunset	Suitable for shooting the sunset.
	Beach & Snow	Suitable for shooting at snow-capped mountains, seascapes in the sun, and other whitish scenes.
	Panorama	You can shoot and combine multiple images to create an image with a wide angle of view (panoramic image), approximately double that of normal shots.
	Backlight HDR	Suitable for high-contrast scenes. Each time the shutter button is pressed, the camera takes four shots and subsequently merges them into one properly exposed image.
Indoors	Candlelight	Suitable for shots of candlelit scenes. Warm colors are preserved.
	Silent	Disable camera sounds and lights in situations in which they may be unwelcome.
	Portrait	Suitable for portrait shooting. Brings out skin texture.
	e-Portrait	Smooths out skin tones and texture. This mode is suitable when viewing images on a high-definition TV. The camera records two pictures: one with the effect applied and one without.
	Children	Suitable for photographs of children or other active subjects.
	Backlight HDR	Suitable for high-contrast scenes. Each time the shutter button is pressed, the camera takes four shots and subsequently merges them into one properly exposed image.
Close-ups	Macro	Suitable for close-ups.
	Nature Macro	Suitable for vivid close-ups of flowers or insects.
	Documents	Suitable for photos of timetables or other documents. The camera heightens the contrast between the letters and background.
	Multi Focus Shot	The camera takes up to eight images at once at different focus positions.

Question :
What differentiates the AUTO mode from P (Program shooting) mode?

Answer:
The followings describes the differences:

In AUTO mode, the camera determines the appropriate settings for the shooting conditions and subjects.
The camera automatically sets to the best suited shooting mode such as Landscape, Portrait, Portrait + Nightscape or Macro. AUTO mode is convenient for beginners.

Camera settings cannot be changed, except some menu options, because this is a fully automatic mode. Use the Live Guide to easily adjust color, brightness and background blurring.



P mode is for program shooting. The camera automatically sets the optimum aperture and shutter speed based on the lighting conditions. Shooting settings such as exposure compensation, white balance and sequential shooting can be changed.
After getting used to shooting with the camera using the AUTO mode, SCN mode or AP mode, we recommend you to use the P mode for changing to the desired settings manually.

Question :
Can I take pictures in different aspect ratios (horizontal-to-vertical ratio)?

Answer:
The E-PL9 provides five aspect ratio options including the standard 4:3 (default). You can select the aspect ratio that best fits the expression and purpose of the image.
You can take pictures while previewing the image on the live view monitor at the selected dimensions.


How to set the aspect ratio
The aspect ratio can be selected in the live control that is displayed by pressing the [OK] button in shooting mode.
Use the arrow pad Up and Down button to select the aspect ratio option, and then select a desired aspect ratio using the arrow pad Right and Left button. Press the [OK] button to complete the setting.

Image size for each aspect ratio
The table below shows the image size for the JPEG image in each aspect ratio.

		[4:3] (Standard)	[16:9]	[3:2]	[1:1]	[3:4]
JPEG	L	4608 x 3456	4608 x 2592	4608 x 3072	3456 x 3456	2592 x 3456
	M	3200 x 2400	3200 x 1800	3216 x 2144	2400 x 2400	1824 x 2432
	S	1280 x 960	1280 x 720	1296 x 864	960 x 960	720 x 960

Question :
How do I change the JPEG image mode to SF (Super Fine)?

Answer:
The default "image size and compression" combination for the JPEG image quality mode are L-F, L-N, M-N and S-N.
You can set 4 JPEG image quality modes in image quality setting. 12 JPEG image quality combinations are available, selecting from 3 types of image size (L, M, S) and 4 types of compression (SF, F, N, B).
If you want to shoot in SF (Super Fine), change the image size and compression combination.



Available Size and Compression for JPEG image

Size of JPEG Image	Image Size (Pixel Size)
L (Large)	4608 x 3456 (16 million pixel)
M (Middle)	3200 x 2400 (7.68 million pixel)
S (Small)	1280 x 960 (1.22 million pixel)

Compression Mode	Compression Rate
SF (Super Fine)	1/2.7
F (Fine)	1/4
N (Normal)	1/8
B (Basic)	1/12

How to change the combination of JPEG image quality mode
Press the [MENU] button. In (Custom Menu), select F. /WB/Color. In , change the image size and compression rate to the desired mode.



The JPEG image quality mode, which you can select in the live control, is the combination of image size and compression rate you have set in .

Question :
Can I take pictures or view them in playback while connecting the camera to the TV?

Answer:
You can take pictures or view them in playback while connecting the camera to the TV using a separately sold HDMI cable.
Connect the camera to the TV using the HDMI cable and switch the TV to the appropriate input.

• - The monitor of your camera goes off when the HDMI cable is connected.
• - Refer to the instruction manual of the TV for instructions on how to switch the input source of the TV.
• - The displayed images and information may become cropped depending on the settings of the TV.
• - If the camera is connected via HDMI cable, you are able to select a signal type of the digital video.
  Press the [MENU] button. In (Custom Menu), select C2. Disp / / PC.
  You can select a desired output size in HDMI.

Available Output Size:

Output Size	Description
4K	Priority is given to 4K HDMI output.
1080p	Priority is given to 1080p HDMI output.
720p	Priority is given to 720p HDMI output.
480p / 576p	480p / 576p HDMI output.

• - When 4K is selected, video output in shooting mode is 1080p.
• - HDMI output is not performed while connected to a computer or printer via USB.

Question :

How do I assign a function to the Fn and movie button?

Answer:
The frequently used functions are immediately available if you assign the function to the [Fn] button (function button) and [ ] button (movie button) beforehand.



Available functions
The following functions can be assigned to the [Fn] button or [ ] button when shooting mode is set to P / A / S / M.

Function	Fn button	button
Digital Tele-converter	✔	✔
Magnify	✔	✔
Peaking	✔	✔
Touch panel Lock	✔	✔
Off	✔	✔
AEL/AFL	✔	✔
Preview	✔	✔
(One touch WB)	✔	✔
AF Area Select	✔	✔
MF	✔	✔
Exposure Compensation	✔	✔
REC	-	✔

How to change the assigned setting
1. When the mode dial is set to P, A, S or M, press the (Shortcut) button to display the LV super control panel.


2. Use the arrow pad button to select Button Function on the LV super control panel and press the [OK] button.

3. In Button Function, select a button (Fn Function or Function) where to assign a function using the arrow pad Up and Down button and press the [OK] button. (Fn Function has been selected for this procedure.)

4. Select a function using the arrow pad Up and Down button and press the [OK] button.

5. Press the [OK] button to complete the setting.

Question :
What is pixel mapping?

Answer:
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Q&A : Pixel mapping