Category Archives: Olympus

The Olympus Pen-F is The Highest Scoring Olympus Camera on DXO Yet

By Louis Ferreira | Published: September 30, 2016

The Retro Olympus Pen-F pulled away from the currently available line up of Olympus cameras despite having 4 more megapixels on a m43 sensor, which is a very impressive achievement. I can’t wait to see what Olympus pulled off with the E-M1 Mark II.

Posted in Olympus| Tagged | 1 Comment

Photokina 2016 DPReview Olympus OM-D E-M1 Mark II

By Louis Ferreira | Published: September 23, 2016

Pretty standard interview with Eric from Olympus, but one of the major revelations is that the 5-axis image stabilization will work along side in lens image stabilization while doing video, which gives you hand held steady came performance. Image stabilization technology is getting serious. The Olympus OM-D E-M1 Mark II will be a power house for […]

Also posted in Olympus lenses| Tagged | Leave a comment

Olympus OM-D E-M1 Mark II 15fps

By Louis Ferreira | Published: September 21, 2016

Olympus has drastically increased the speed of the Olympus OM-D E-M1. Interestingly the shuttler looks a little creased on the right side if you pause the video at just the right time, but someone might have done something really weird with a floor camera to cause the crease. I can’t wait to get my hands on […]

Posted in Olympus| Tagged , | 3 Comments

Setsuya Kataoka Interview on Photographyblog

By Louis Ferreira | Published: September 20, 2016

  image courtesy of Photographyblog Photography Blog also interviewed Setsuya Kataoka and got a few more details from him. When asked about sports “the OM-D E-M1 Mark II is more aimed at sports photographers who work a lot on their own who can support themselves, and like the portability of a smaller system.” Also this […]

Also posted in Olympus lenses| Tagged , | 5 Comments

Setsuya Kataoka Interview on Amateur Photographer

By Louis Ferreira | Published: September 20, 2016

Really interesting interview with Setsuya Kataoka over on Amateur Photographer. Where he makes a very interesting statement ” The in-body stabilisation itself gives 5.5 steps, and the Sync IS gives 6.5 steps with OIS lenses. 6.5 stops is actually a theoretical limitation at the moment due to rotation of the earth interfering with gyro sensors.” I guess we […]

Posted in Olympus| Tagged | 6 Comments