Recently, since we had a lot of questions/inquiries about the OM-D, can we include the link to article from DPReview about the basic operation of OMD? It's a very handy article.
User Guide: Getting the most out of OM-D

This post has been edited by mcgyver: May 23 2012, 08:55 AM

I prefer Nat Geo, I'm looking for:
Shoulder Bag Slim for IPAD,Mirrorless camera and 2 lenses, any shope here in Penang selling this?
Nat Geo Slim Shoulder bag

Using a non-4/3 lens such as Nikon and Canon will not autofocus.
If you're not concerned with the auto-focus, just get those legacy lenses+adapter. I used couple of OM lenses and it's fun to use.

You can do that in OM-D

What i did, I assigned the magnify button to Fn2, it's just beside the shutter button.
Press Fn2 to magnify, press again to exit, or press the shutter button.

You're right.
But if you're using legacy lenses such as OM, Nikkor, and a lot more, manual magnify is a very handy feature.

If you want to use legacy lenses, here's some good info about OM lenses. I've been a fan of these lenses, it's very enjoyable to use. You really feel that photography is in you. Currently I own 50mm f1.4, 50mm f3.5 Macro and 100mm f2.8, still looking for the 135m f2.8 or any other fast telephoto prime.

OM Lens Info

OM Lens Price Graph

If you can find the 50mm f1.4, look for the serial number, 6 digit serial number said to have the best glass compared to earlier batch.

Quality in terms of build or image quality?

I would recommend Oly 45mm f1.8 for price and image quality factor.