The Hiatus is Over
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After almost two months, I received my Olympus E-M5 back from shutter repair at Olympus Service, and all seems well, so far. I have a six month warranty n the repair, so I need to shoot a bunch of pictures! After receiving the E-M5 back a couple of weeks ago, I didn't have much chance to use it due to work, but this past weekend I put it to use. We went up to watch daughter-in-law Amanda's graduation from Graduate school, and other than a couple of shots, kept the m.zuiko 45/1.8 on the camera the entire time. Jack The 45mm lens -- particularly at wide apertures like f1.8, produces a wonderful out-of-focus background, providing great separation for the subject. And the wide 1.8 means that available light photos are the norm. Watching Dad The E-M5 has a focus setting that detects eyes -- you can select preferences for the nearest eye, the right ey, the left eye, or let the camera select an eye to focus on. In eye-focus mode it does a good job of not getting