Wanted - e-3 tutorial DVD

[Wally]

Looking for the above or something similar as reading the manual poses problems with the eye-ball Mk1. Have checked around but have been unable to find one. Have emailed Olympus on several occasions with no success. Can anyone point me in the right direction?

[gno]

Re: Wanted - e-3 tutorial DVD

Hi Wally,

Not sure what you want is this any use, the pdf its searchable.

or perhaps some of these from YouTube.

Regards

Gavin

[Wally]

Re: Wanted - e-3 tutorial DVD

Hi Gavin, thanks for the links info. It's more to do with learning the camera ins and outs as I struggle to read the manuals. Partially sighted in one eye and the other is now started acting up which makes it difficult to focus. Looking for some visual and audio to put onto a large screen would hopefully help me to get to grips with things.

[gno]

Re: Wanted - e-3 tutorial DVD

Hi Wally,

This DVD is the fuller version to the odd youtube video. I don't know anything about it perhaps others will.

The likes of Adobe pdf's and Youtube videos can be viewed on large screen TV's with the right cables from a PC or Laptop, HDMI for instance which may be of help for your limited vision.

I have a copy of the E-3 DVD that comes with the camera, is that the DVD you're after?

Regards

Gavin

[Wally]

Re: Wanted - e-3 tutorial DVD

Hi Wally,

I have a copy of the E-3 DVD that comes with the camera, is that the DVD you're after?

Regards

Gavin

AFAIK I believe it is. When I purchased the e-3 camera's they both came without that particular item. Someone on another forum mentioned the fact but trying to get the info from Olympus has got me nowhere. I'm hoping it gives the low-down on most of the options plus a few tips and tricks. Manuals are OK up to a point, then you get bored and put them down... in my case, I never really picked it back up.

I had thought to print out the manual on A4 but was thinking if the DVD was readily available it would be a better option.

[benvendetta]

Re: Wanted - e-3 tutorial DVD

AFAIK I believe it is. When I purchased the e-3 camera's they both came without that particular item. Someone on another forum mentioned the fact but trying to get the info from Olympus has got me nowhere. I'm hoping it gives the low-down on most of the options plus a few tips and tricks. Manuals are OK up to a point, then you get bored and put them down... in my case, I never really picked it back up.

I had thought to print out the manual on A4 but was thinking if the DVD was readily available it would be a better option.

It is not an instruction DVD - more a case of showing the viewer what the E-3 is capable of. It is quite good though.
I have an original copy but haven't used it instead of the manual.