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OM-1 Mark II Firmware Update: What You Need to Know
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OM-1 Mark II Firmware Update: What You Need to Know

Update your OM-1 Mark ll OM System just released the OM-1 Mark ll firmware update version 1.2. Their website doesn’t give a lot of details. It simply says the following. Either way, you need to go get this update. Download OM-1 Mark II Version 1.2 The OM-1 Mark II Firmware… Read More »

Computational Photography
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The Evolution of Computational Photography

Computational Photography For a long time, I’ve wondered when traditional camera makers would catch up with computational photography. The iPhone does this every time you take a photo. If the iPhone can do it, why can’t our traditional mirrorless cameras have the same capabilities? Olympus Does It First OM System… Read More »

OM System Releases Retro OM-3
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OM System OM-3: A Vintage Camera with Modern Features

OM System Releases Retro OM-3 Today OM System released the retro OM-3 in response to the public’s desire to step back in time. Fujifilm started this trend with its retro-styled cameras. Nikon, also took a step in this direction with the Nikon ZF which looks like one of the Nikon… Read More »

OM System’s New Video Tutorials
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OM System’s New Video Tutorials

OM System’s video tutorials are one of many benefits that OM cameras come with. Some of these videos relate to photography in general. However, many are specific to different features within the OM camera system. Take for example this informative piece by Michael Amico titled Bird and AI Pro Capture.… Read More »

Step Up Photography From Your Phone
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Step Up Photography From Your Phone

If you really want to step up photography from your phone you need the OM-System OMD E-M10 Mark IV. So says the New York Times technical section Wirecutter. Unwarranted Negative Bias Towards Small Sensor Cameras Getting input from nontraditional photo sites is a good thing when reviewing cameras. Why? Because… Read More »

MicroFourNerds And Happy Snappin
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MicroFourNerds And Happy Snappin

Since the new Olympus OM-1 Mark ll came out, I’ve wanted to do a full-scale review. But I have to tell you, there are so many good people doing reviews that, so far, I’m content to sit on the sidelines. To drive home my point, I offer this excellent video… Read More »

OM-1’s Industry-leading Technology
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OM-1’s Industry-leading Technology

A recent blog post by the Phoblographer titled SMALL SENSOR CAMERAS SUCK; IT’S TIME TO BE REAL HERE was truly off-base in its critique of small sensor cameras in general and the OM System specifically. It’s obvious these folks somehow missed the OM-1’s industry-leading technology. In fairness to Chris Gampat,… Read More »

OM Systems Comes alive with OM-1 Mark ll
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OM Systems Comes Alive with OM-1 Mark ll

I’m excited to announce there’s life in the labs of OM Systems. This last week, OM Systems introduced three new products – the OM-1 Mark ll, a 150-600mm f5-6.3 super zoom, and a revised super wide 9-18 F/4-5.6. My two cents here in this blog post are nothing more than… Read More »

My New Favorite Websites for Learning Photography
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My New Favorite Websites for Learning Photography

My reason for searching Since my banishment from DPReview—due to a post titled DPReview Against Photogs Receiving Credit —linking back to this Blog, I’ve been exploring the internet to find other quality outlets for learning about and sharing my passion for photography. And it’s been a positive experience. All the… Read More »

Lumix G9ll
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Lumix G9ll Hopes to Catch Olympus OM-1’s Accurate Autofocus

The Lumix G9ll Finally Announced Finally! Panasonic is getting serious about a quality autofocus camera in the world of Micro Four Thirds cameras. They’re proving it by announcing the Lumix G9ll with much-improved autofocus. Or at least that’s what the initial hype suggests. I’ll reserve judgment for three significant reasons.… Read More »