Full Olympus E-M1X Specs Leaked


Photorumors just leaked the full Olympus E-M1X specs which you can read below.

Olympus E-M1X camera specifications (short version)

High-speed performance and excellent image quality
Speed and image quality of the new E-M1X are fueled by a 20.4 MP Live MOS sensor with a new coating in order to deliver improved sensitivity as well as two TruPicVIII high-speed image processors improving fundamental performance factors such as start-up time and recovery time from sleep mode. The dual processor design not only contributes to a faster camera, but also allows the support of two high-speed UHS-II SD card slots and enables the latest shooting functions such as Handheld High Res Shot, Live ND, and Intelligent Subject Detection AF.

Advanced Image Stabilisation
Olympus have introduced a redeveloped gyro sensor – the camera allows for the world’s best compensation performance. In combination with a M.Zuiko IS PRO lens, this technology enables the 5-axis sync IS to compensate for approx. 7.5 shutter speed steps1, eliminating the need for a tripod and enabling free-hand shooting in various conditions.

Super-fast AF
With locked AF, the E-M1X features high-speed sequential shooting at a maximum of 60 fps to capture split-second moments that the human eye cannot see. With AF/AE tracking, a maximum of 18 fps may be reached. The camera’s Pro Capture Mode records up to 35 frames retroactively from when the shutter button is released during shooting.

High-Res Shot functionality
In addition to high-resolution maximum 80 MP images that can be captured in Tripod High Res Shot, a Handheld High Res Shot functionality is now available on the OM-D E-M1X: designed for photographers who don’t want to be limited by using a tripod, this function generates a single high-resolution shot equal to that captured with a 50 MP sensor – without any signs of blur caused by handshake.

Live ND functionality
A new Live ND functionality incorporates slow shutter speed effects as though using an ND filter. The scene can be reviewed in the viewfinder and the effect edited before users take the photo. Effects can be set in five levels: ND2 (equivalent to one shutter speed step), ND4 (2 steps), ND8 (3 steps), ND16 (4 steps), and ND32 (5 steps).

Movie capabilities
In addition to professional-quality photos, the new E-M1X is a master at movie-making. It features all the extras videographers need to capture moments as they happen. With the ultra-high Cinema 4K (C4K, 4096 x 2160) movie format, videographers not only have the highest recording resolution to date, but also more flexibility when it comes to post production. 120 fps high-speed movies are also now supported in Full HD resulting in the capability to shoot cinematic movies with slow-motion perception.

The powerful 5-axis IS and electronic stabilization enable refined handheld 4K and C4K video recording with three selectable levels of movement compensation depending on the photographer’s posture and movement.

Log shooting
To counteract changing lighting conditions typical during documentary and nature shooting, the E-M1X supports log shooting. OM-Log400 delivers movies without loss of details in shadows or highlight blowouts, and greater freedom over video creativity through colour grading.

Anti-flicker shooting feature
With an anti-flicker shooting feature, the camera detects the flicker frequency of artificial light sources and activates the shutter at peak brightness to minimize uneven exposures and coloring between sequential frames (via PR). Flicker scan suppresses striped patterns that can occur when using Silent Mode (electronic shutter) and when shooting movies, so that users can fine tune the shutter speed.

Connectivity
A new Wi-Fi capture allows tethered shooting without a cable and makes it possible to transfer images wirelessly to a computer with the “Olympus Capture” camera control software.

GPS
The OM-D E-M1X contains a built-in GPS sensor, temperature sensor, manometer and compass, collectively known as ‘field sensors’. In addition to location information such as longitude and latitude, these sensors detect and record the temperature, elevation, and direction of the camera for adding detailed shooting information to images.

Weight 997g
Body (WxHxD) 144.4 x 146.8 x 75.4mm
Effective Resolution 20.4 megapixels
Continuous Shooting Speed 18 fps

The Olympus E-M1X features world class image stabilisation and stand out new capabilities including 50mp Hi-Res Shot handheld with new built-in ND filters. A new vertical grip houses two batteries for extended use and a deep finger rest for both horizontal and vertical positions gives a more comfortable grip. New twin processors take high-speed performance to another level for both image processing and a re-developed intelligent autofocus system. The magnesium alloy body is fully IPX1 weather resistance tested.

New features include:

•World’s best Image stabilisation: In combination with a M.Zuiko IS PRO lens, this technology enables the 5-axis sync IS to compensate for approx. 7.5 shutter speed steps
•50 MP Handheld High Res shot functionality. Building on the HiRes innovation on the E-M1 MK II where a tripod was required, the E-M1X can now take a 50mp HiRes shot hand held. Using a tripod it can now produce 80mp images.
•Totally Re-developed AF system with various AF target modes and settings and intelligent subject tracking
•Live ND feature for slow shutter effects without external filter
•Dust, splash, & freezeproof. Weatherproofing maintained even when connecting microphone, earphone or remote control cable
•Integrated field sensors to add detailed metadata to pictures and video
•Two UHS-II SD card slots for high speed responsiveness
•Two batteries in innovative cartridge system and USB charging capabilities
•Key “OM-D Movie” video capabilities: 4K and C4K, OM-Log400, Different levels of IS, 120 fps high-speed shooting in Full HD
•Anti-flicker shooting capabilities
•Integrated field sensors to add detailed metadata to pictures and video
•The sensor dust reduction system now features an improved Super Sonic Wave Filter (SSWF) with special coating which vibrates 30,000 times per second further reducing the possibility of dust or dirt ruining photos and equipment by factor 10
•Capture up to 2,580 images before having to recharge. Featuring USB Power Delivery (USB-PD) from up to 100 W power sources, both batteries in the camera body can be fully charged in approximately two hours.
•With locked AF, the E-M1X features high-speed sequential shooting at a maximum of 60 fps to capture split-second moments that the human eye cannot see. With AF/AE tracking, a maximum of 18 fps may be reached
•A new Wi-Fi capture allows tethered shooting without a cable and makes it possible to transfer images wirelessly to a computer with the “Olympus Capture” camera control software.

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Save $150 on The Olympus M.Zuiko Digital ED 75-300mm f/4.8-6.7 II


The Olympus M.Zuiko Digital ED 75-300mm f/4.8-6.7 II is currently $150 off at B&H Photo, Amazon, and Adorama.

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Additional Olympus OM-D E-M1X + FL-700WR (Pictures, Specifications, Prices)

Photorumors received some additional images and specs for the Olympus E-M1X. I am curious to see how it is received at its launch price point of $3,000 in the united states.

The Olympus E-M1X is toughest, fastest and smartest OM-D yet, featuring the world’s best image stabilization and stand out new capabilities including 50mp Hi-Res Shot handheld. The new built-in vertical grip houses two batteries for extended use and a deep finger rest for both horizontal and vertical positions gives a more comfortable grip. New twin processors take high-speed performance to another level for both image processing and a re-developed intelligent autofocus system. The magnesium alloy body is fully IPX1 weather resistance tested.

  • Weight 997g
  • Body (WxHxD) 144.4 x 146.8 x 75.4mm
  • Effective Resolution 20.4 megapixels
  • Continuous Shooting Speed 18 fps
  • 50 MP Handheld High Res shot functionality. Building on the HiRes innovation on the E-M1 MK II where a tripod was required, the E-M1X can now take a 50mp HiRes shot handheld. Using a tripod it can now produce 80mp images.
  • World’s best Image stabilization: In combination with a M.Zuiko IS PRO lens, this technology enables the 5-axis sync IS to compensate for approx. 7.5 shutter speed steps.
  • Totally new AF system with various AF target modes and settings and intelligent subject tracking.
  • With locked AF, the E-M1X features high-speed sequential shooting at a maximum of 60 fps to capture split-second moments that the human eye cannot see. With AF/AE tracking, a maximum of 18 fps may be reached.
  • Key OM-D Movie video capabilities: 4K and C4K, OM-Log400, Different levels of IS, 120 fps high-speed shooting in Full HD
  • Anti-flicker shooting capabilities
  • Integrated field sensors to add detailed metadata to pictures and video
  • Live ND feature for slow shutter effects without an external filter.
  • Dust, splash, & freezeproof. Weatherproofing maintained even when connecting microphone, earphone or remote control cable
  • Integrated field sensors to add detailed metadata to pictures and video
  • Two UHS-II SD card slots for high-speed responsiveness
  • Two batteries in innovative cartridge system and USB charging capabilities
  • The sensor dust reduction system now features an improved Super Sonic Wave Filter (SSWF) with a special coating which vibrates 30,000 times per second further reducing the possibility of dust or dirt ruining photos and equipment by factor 10
  • Capture up to 2,580 images before having to recharge. Featuring USB Power Delivery (USB-PD) from up to 100 W power sources, both batteries in the camera body can be fully charged in approximately two hours
  • A new Wi-Fi capture allows tethered shooting without a cable and makes it possible to transfer images wirelessly to a computer with the Olympus
  • Prices:
    • Olympus E-M1X body ¥365,040 / £2,799
    • Olympus FL-700WR: ¥38,880
    • Olympus Flash Commander FC-WR: ¥34,560
    • Olympus Flash Receiver FR-WR: ¥23,760

via Photorumors

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Olympus FL-700WR System Listed at Provantage


The previously rumored Olympus FL-700WR flash system is now listed on Provantage. The official announcement will likely occur January 24th alongside the new Olympus OMD E-M1X Camera.

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Olympus OMD E-M1X: All Leaks Are Coming From Weibo

Weibo is full of Olympus OMD specs and leaked photos that other sites have passed off as their own exclusive leaks. Below are some examples of rumored specs found on the Chinese site.

From Weibo:
E-M1X and M.ZUIKO DIGITAL ED 17mm f/1.2 PRO lens, the E-M1X looks small after the vertical handle is integrated, but the 17mm F1.2 is a 68.2x87mm (without hood) lens. , the real machine is not much smaller than the D5, 1DX II level SLR

According to the new leak information, the latest specifications of the E-M1X are as follows: 
20MP sensor (non-global shutter); 
continuous shooting speed: 18FPS; 
body anti-shake: 7.5EV 
processor: E-M1 MKII twice the processing speed 
size: 144.37 × 146.765 ×75.345mm 
AF: Automatically adapts to the extended focus. For example, when the shooting target changes from one person to one car, the number of focus points will automatically expand. When shooting a basketball player, the camera will switch to a 5 Vertical focus area consisting of focus points; 
high-resolution shooting: 80MP photos can be taken at a shutter speed of no less than 1/60s in handheld photography; 
target group: sports and wildlife photographers; 
battery: same as E-M1 MKII; 
Viewfinder: Larger EVF; 
Release time: January 2019, simultaneous release of two telephoto zoom lenses, a wide-angle zoom lens, flash and Zuiko telescope. (The earlier rumors were 150-400mm F4.5 or F4 lenses, and a 1.2X Extender. From the 1.2X Extender, the F4.5 aperture is more likely.)

OLYMPUS E-M1X will be released on January 20th, the main points: 18fps, 7.5 EV anti-shake, 2 times E-M1II processing speed, handheld (1/60s) 80mp HD mode, built-in electronic ND filter, fixed vertical handle , oversized EVF, size 144.37 x 146.765 x 75.345mm, priced at $3,000, target users: sports and wildlife photographers. Randomly released two telephoto zooms and one wide-angle zoom.

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