Those are being added to the database (and I'll update the preview shortly). There are 40 permutations which take quite a while to dig out of the camera but I think I've got them all.
There is a typo in DPR's E-M5 specs (not in the preview). "Other resolutions" starts with "4068x3072", but it should probably be 4608x3072 (= 3:2) instead, and the 16:9 aspect ratio is missing.
It's the same design as the E-5, only smaller. I'll see if there's an image.
That is what I thought untill I read the Kirk Tuck report. The number of pixels quoted by DPreview is also exactly the same as what they quote for the 4:3 ratio on the GH2 and both the GH2 and the OM-D have very fast read outs of the sensor. It may be a coincidence and may be the Olympus folk interviewed by Kirk Tuck misunderstood the question, whatever this is now circulating on the web and quoting the pixels sizes of the different format ratio would help clarify that definitively. Hence my suggestion.
Go to Menu. Choose Camera Menu 2. Choose Bracketing, Choose AE Bracketing, select the number of frames and the size of the intervals you want.
Many thanks for clearing that out. It is what I've always thought. But we all like to be pleasantly surprised !
--
Kudos on a terrific EM-5 preview, you folks get a great job of sorting through a ton of information. Thanks!
+1 on this question. Also, can one of the buttons be customized to take the camera into magnified view (for manual focus lenses) regardless of which live view screen you are in?
