New to this forum - please be kind

One word of warning about iAuto and the auto ISO settings in general on this camera, the camera often will chose higher ISO's than you really need which leads to a duller photo. Once you start to work with your own settings, you'll want to contain it and not let the ISO ramble around so much. And be sure you don't have the jpeg set on some lower-quality setting. But if you shoot some RAW's and compare them you'll figure that out. The settings in this thing are obtuse, even for an Olympus veteran. There's a guy named Busch who's written a guidebook that is much better than the manual, but there's lots of good, free information on or linked to this website. Most people on the forum are helpful though there are many personalities - all have good information, just deliver it differently.