One of my favorite in camera compentational photography features is Live Composite. It requires 3 presses of the shitter button. First is a black frame, second beginnings the exposure, the third ends the exposure. This begins the noise reduction. Remember that black frame?. During the exposure only new light is added to each frame. To setup the shot I set Aperture, ISO and shutter speed and in Manual mode and adjust settings prior to using Live Composite. https://learnandsupport.getolympus.com/learn-center/photography-tips/browse-tips-by-camera-feature/live-composite-mode?hl=en-US

What settings are available for custom settings on my camera. Use this is a guide for OM System camera https://drive.google.com/file/d/1mcc_6rUU0ypoA0FwxFuSdYQ4Bg4Hes5y/view?usp=drivesdk

A Challenge Capture a "silky" waterfall or moving clouds without using a physical glass filter. Please post your photo(s)

Welcome to another OM System photographer. I'm in Sarasota.

For years we have been told to not use your cameras teleconverter. That is true for DSLR and most of the Mirrorless, maybe not all, but OM System and Olympus. When using RAW capture the 2x digital teleconverter is a crop guide. On your RAW editor like Lightroom you are free to recrop and use and area of the sensor. Have you have used it and how?