Tough TG-4

What is AF target selection
AF target selection (named AF Area in the camera menu) is a function to set the position of the focus point on the monitor.
In the TG-5, you can choose from 25 AF target marks (horizontal by vertical: 5 x 5).

This function is available when the AF Area is set to (Single Target).

How to select AF target
If you press and hold the [OK] button for a few seconds, 25 selectable AF target points are displayed on the monitor. Use the arrow pad button to select the desired AF target point, and then press the [OK] button to complete.

How to set manual focus
To adjust the focus manually, select MF in live control.
Press the arrow pad Up and Down button or use the control dial to adjust the focus of a subject on the monitor.
Press and hold the [OK] button for a few seconds when the adjustment is completed. To change the focus again, press and hold the [OK] button for a few seconds.

Related function for manual focus (MF Assist)

There are two functions in MF Assist that are useful for adjusting the focus on the LCD monitor; Magnify and Peaking.

Press the [MENU] button and select (Custom Menu). In A.MF, select MF Assist and press the [OK] button.
You can set each functions to On or Off. Both functions are set to Off in default setting.

Magnify

An enlarged image is displayed on the monitor when you press the arrow pad Up or Down button to adjust the focus manually.

When you press the [INFO] button while an enlarged image is displayed, you can shift the position of the enlarged image using the arrow pad button (Up, Down, Right and Left button). You can also change the magnification up to 14x by turning the control dial.

Peaking
When adjusting the focus manually in MF, points with clear outline (in focus) are highlighted in a selected color.

• * The peaking color in this image is Yellow. The default setting is White.

You can select a peaking color in the (Custom Menu). In B.1 Disp/ /PC, select Peaking Color. Four color choices are available: White, Black, Red and Yellow.

Olympus Micro Four Thirds lenses (M.ZUIKO DIGITAL lenses) support the Pro Capture Mode in E-M1 Mark II.
However, you cannot use the Pro Capture Mode with the Body Cap Lens BCL-0980 and BCL-1580 because these lenses do not have electronic contacts.

No, you cannot separately turn on/off the image stabilizer function of the camera or lens.
When attaching a lens with 5-axis Sync image stabilizer function, the stabilizer function of the camera and lens work together.
The image stabilizer function is turned on/off with the IS switch on the lens.
You cannot select the image stabilizer setting on the camera when the IS on the lens is switched off.

Note:

Question :
How do I assign camera settings to the Custom Menu C1, C2 and C3 on the mode dial?

Answer:

What is Custom Mode?

The Custom Mode (C1, C2 and C3) is used for saving and recalling custom menu settings. When you set the mode dial to a Custom Mode (C1, C2 or C3), the pre-assigned camera setting is recalled, enabling to shoot in the assigned settings.

Assigning camera settings to the Custom Mode C1, C2 and C3

The following procedure explains how to assign camera settings to the Custom Mode C1, C2 and C3.

1. Set the mode dial to a mode other than iAUTO, ART or movie. (e.g. P mode) Select the menu options you want to apply to the Custom Mode.
    
2. Press the [MENU] button. In (Shooting Menu 1), select Reset / Custom Modes and press the [OK] button.
   
3. Select Assign to Custom Mode and press the arrow pad Right button.
   
4. Select a Custom Mode (C1, C2 or C3) where to assign the setting and press the [OK] button.
   
5. Select Set to save the current setting and press the [OK] button.
   If a setting is already registered to the selected custom mode, it will be overwritten.
   

Yes, you can apply exposure compensation to the camera when shooting in M mode (Manual Exposure mode).
After setting the ISO sensitivity to Auto, turn the Fn lever to position 2 if the Fn lever is on the default position.
Apply exposure compensation by using the front dial.

Reflecting the changes of exposure compensation on the live view display (in M mode)
For reflecting the changes of exposure compensation on the live view display in M mode, set the Live View Boost to Off.
In Custom Menu, select Disp / / PC and change the Live View Boost setting to Off.
In the default setting, the Live View Boost for M mode is set to On1 in which the changes of exposure compensation is not reflected.

Question :
How do I change the pattern of AF target area?

Answer:
The following procedure explains how to change the pattern of AF target area.

1. In shooting mode, press the arrow pad button on the camera back to display the AF target selection on the monitor or viewfinder.
   • * AF target selection is assigned to the arrow pad button in default setting.
   
2. Turn the front dial to select the desired pattern of AF target area and press the [OK] button.
   
   You can also set the face priority and eye priority by turning the rear dial. The available settings are (Face Priority On), (Face Priority Off), (Face & Eye Priority On), (Face & R. Eye Priority On) and (Face & L. Eye Priority On).

The available AF target area are:

(Single Target)	(All Targets)
This mode is appropriate for shooting a stationary subject and small subject.	This mode is appropriate for instant shooting and for shooting subject that moves around unpredictably.
(9-Target Group)	(5-Target Group)
This mode is appropriate for shooting moving subject.	This mode is appropriate for shooting moving subject, focusing in a more narrow area than 9-Target.

 

Subject-tracking Cluster Display
The Subject-tracking Cluster Display simplifies focusing on moving subject.
The focus area is displayed while the shutter button is pressed halfway down.

You can set the Subject-tracking Cluster Display with the following procedure:

1. Set the AF target to All Targets and the AF mode to C-AF.
2. Set the AF Area Pointer to On2.
   Press the [MENU] button. In Custom Menu, select  AF/MF. In AF Area Pointer, select On2 and press the [OK] button.
3. If you press the shutter button halfway down while shooting images, the cluster area is displayed.

With the E-M1 Mark II camera the position of the single AF target and range of spot metering can be linked. The default setting is linked, so a setting change is not necessary.When using this combination, Face priority AF is not available.
To unlink the spot focus point from spot metering, uncheck any one or all three of the spot metering modes in Spot Metering in Custom Menu Gear E3. Uncheck any one of the boxes by highlighting the mode and press the OK button. Press the Menu button when complete.

The number of storable still pictures shown in the bottom right corner of the Viewscreen varies with the Slot card settings in Custom Menu H1.Dual Independent setting will show the combine space available on both cards. All other settings will show the space available on one card only.

EVF Auto switch can be turned on or off in Custom Menu I OR by pressing and hold the Live View button located to the left of the viewfinder eyecup.