Olympus has a “heavy” menu, difficult to master, this largely influenced the fact that I did not advance further than filming in the machine. Canon's light and informative menu is a slightly different life. Plus, Canon provides a free Digital Photo Professional (DPP) application for editing RAW images (requires entering the machine's serial number). When I was mastering Olympus, I tried to “go into” GIMP, I saw a chic set of brushes and other drawing tools there. I understand that this was a very superficial view, but, nevertheless, I got the impression that I had gone somewhere wrong. And here, after a couple of weeks, I began to use RAW and try to edit it in DPP. I'm already trying to shoot in modes other than full auto, but for the sake of objectivity, it should be noted that a considerable part of the path in mastering the vast and complex theory of digital photography has already been covered with Olympus.
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