Is the OM System OM1ii worth the upgrade? FULL review!
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- Опубликовано: 30 июн 2024
- Here are my thoughts on the OM System OM1ii, the latest OM System micro four thirds flagship. More videos from this trip coming VERY soon!
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timestamps:
00:00 hi!
00:57 what's new?
01:28 human body detection
01:57 AF that FINALLY makes sense!!
03:50 computational upgrades
05:00 form factor (anything new?)
05:39 BURST MODES!!! (important stuff here)
07:48 my favourite minor update
08:24 menues
08:59 Bird Ai (more in depth)
11:14 different lenses experiences
12:23 big words
12:47 14 bit raw???
13:34 video stuff
14:50 stabilisation (and shooting birds)
16:10 so what do I think??
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So what do you think of the om1ii? Lots more videos to come from this trip!
It's impressive. My eyeball has been an OM 20mm f1.4 for more than two years but I'm still stuck on the idea of Panasonic bodies for some reason. I need to try my hand at renting one. I've never done this.
My progression has been em10 iii, em1 ii, om-5 now g9ii bought during trade in special best bang for buck.
Love my OM-1. Very versatile. I'll upgrade eventually.
I think it's a well done refinement to the ground breaking OM-1 Mk I. The best products are almost never the ("Mk I") versions, but rather the second or third or fourth, etc. models which are enhanced and tweaked to "perfection". Look at the Fuji X100 - it's taken Fuji SIX iterations to final add IBIS. 🙂
TWO SECONDS into this video and I’m already laughing because of the body cap lens! Never change Emily, you absolute nutter! ❤
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Thank you for this fair and informative review. It seems the pattern now on RUclips for any new OM System camera to get dumped on by a certain segment of "haters" who dismiss real progress and make criticisms which are both dishonest and unfair. Then, time passes, and reviews come which we should have seen at the product release rationally discussing the true capabilities and features. This happen with the OM-5 which is now being lauded as one of the best travel cameras available (I can concur as I have one), and here you do an excellent job of showing the stunning OM-1 Mk II features.
Imagine, we live in an age where MFT cameras are as good or better than any other camera for video or wildlife photography. Too bad it's a dead system (joke!). However, the most important thing you said is that OM System is finding "their people" and building class leading cameras for them rather then make more "do anything" (but nothing exceptionally well) cameras in a market with too many of those already. 99% of the "geniuses" bashing OM System on RUclips have no understanding of just how brilliant that is. It is what will ensure that OM System thrives where Olympus was floundering. AND, consider that a camera built for the rugged outdoor life is just going to work brilliantly in the rain shooting street photography, or weddings, or whatever, and last longer. Thanks, again.
Well said!!!
Well she said it was the best at that price point.. and that is true. But if money is no object I think you can find better in other systems.
@@djmouglie Possibly, or probably, in some aspects, but I don't know off-hand which ones they are, and all would be some FF system which has no appeal for me due to it's unnecessarily larger system profile, although such a product may be a good fit for some. Having said that, it still remans that the OM-1 Mk II has the best IBIS in the industry and the most advanced and comprehensive suite of computational photography technology of any camera at any price, and the new Graduated ND filter is unique to this camera. In the larger perspective and as a professional technology manager, advanced tech often has no place to go but deep into the area of diminishing returns: providing smaller improvements in niche areas for every smaller populations. Still, there is much to be said - especially from the stand point of brand building - to having the bragging rights to the "best" or "most advanced" tech. For me, as an avid Olympus shooter, I bristle at the haters who have unfairly dumped on OM System and products like the OM-1 Mk II. I have a couple of OM -1 Mk I's which do more than I need, so I'm waiting for the Mk III 🙂 In the meantime it feels good to see such excellent products receive the recognition they deserve.
@@djmouglie Name those systems.
LOL "It's a crime against anyone with eyes. It makes babies cry". This almost made me spit out my coffee. Love it! haha Great review btw!
I love your honesty. You're entertaining with great information, a breath of fresh air.
Thanks so much 😊
Great video. Your experiences matches my experiences. I upgraded from the OM-1 to the OM-1 MkII back in late February . I am glad I did.
I love your photos.
Beautiful shots and footage !!!
Excellent video, as always 🙌
Emily, great review video as always. Very informative.
Very good and useful review. Thank you!
I really like your honest videos. Thanks.
Informative and balanced review Emily.
Great review as always! Also, the cut to "hat continuity" made me literally lol 😂
This was a fantastic review, but even more than that; goddamn these shots were incredible. WOW.
This is by far the best review I’ve watched, and I have watched a lot of them. Personally, I decided that instead of upgrading from my OM-1 to the mark II, to downgrade to a E-M1X (not planing to sell my OM-1, just added the E-M1X). Of all cameras I’ve used, the PEN F is still my favorite, and for a long time I’ve been curious about the E-M1X experience to be the most similar in a fast and weather sealed body. By experience I mean how does it feel, and something that I’ve learned over the years, how does it sound matters as well. When got the OM-1 I was super excited about the 50 FPS, but after a while I got tired of ending with so many shots at the end of day (I do birds for the most part). I did set the OM-1 to 25 FPS max, still, shooting mechanical in the E-M1X feels better even at lower rate.
At the end of the day the OM-1 is like the modern car. Might be faster, have better performance, get the job done with technology, but missing on the driving experience. I am not saying this is a bad thing at all, and I am sure at some point will end upgrading - most likely to a mark III. I am just making the point that technology and performance quite often comes at the expense of user experience that cannot be measured in hit rate or megapixels.
I've been curious about the E-M1X as well...some excellent used copies now below $800 at MPB.
It's a tank.
Thanks for this. I really appreciate your perspective. What I'd really like to see from OMDS is an OM-5 MkII with 10-bit 4K and updated weather-sealed 1.8 primes.
Same! The om5 was so close to what most people want I think
Love your videos. ❤ It’s so good to hear that the engineers are making these a little more simple. More camera companies need to relearn themselves the KISS (keep it simple stupid) concept. Nothing wrong with refinement options but most people don’t need the zillion options. We just need it to be in focus haha. 😅
Great video! I have been looking for a review from someone who is primarily a Panny user.
Fantastic content. I thoroughly enjoy the OM1.2. I agree that the upgrades are significant…just not in all areas. I do find it to be versatile also excelling at landscape, event, and action photography while doing admirable at video. Glad to see OM Systems & Pany are continuing to grow and strengthen m4/3. Cheers
The images in this video are absolutely insane! Also I don't think I've ever seen burst mode AF to ever have that high of a success rate, also insane!
It's mad isn't it?! When I followed the puffin out to sea and it was still tracking I was shouting "are you kidding?!" to my dad beside me 😂
Very good review. Thank you! Apparently the MK2 version keeps focusing whilst zooming - the MK1 doesn't. The only improvement I would like for the MK1 apart from 4K 120P is stickier AF in ProCap when birds fly directly at the camera but I'll wait until OM System releases another AF improvement firmware for the MK1 due autumn 2024 before upgrading. Thanks again -very helpful!
They do have it on the 12-100 F/4 by the way - in lens stabilisation I mean.
Really enjoyed this.
Are you coming on the Manchester photo walk on Saturday with AW?
GND Filter is the big upgrade on this camera, which will benefit landscape photographers.
As a bird photographer, I have never felt my OM-1 mk 1 lacking in any area and therefore won't be upgrading.
Puffins look like they would benefit from somewhat longer wings. I'm still rocking the original OM-D E-M1. I purchased it new something like eleven years ago and I still pick it up waaaay more often than my Canon EOS R. Getting birds in flight, or even birds on a branch can be a challenge, but that's part of the fun. When I get an awesome shot, it's an accomplishment. That said, I'm getting close to committing to an update. The OM-1 Mk II looks really intriguing. I can't imagine pointing a camera at a bird in flight and nailing focus without performing all manner of physical contortions as part of the process. Very cool!
You're so right about the wings - they sound like little helicopters. So badly designed animals 😂
I recently updated from the original OM-D E-M1 to the OM1 mark II. The E-M1 is still a very good camera, but with a lot of quite dated capabilities. The OM1 ‘mark I’ is a lot cheaper, so I did a fair bit of anguishing over spending the extra for what some were asserting was a ‘firmware upgrade’. However there are a few people who did get the mark II to compare, and they all decided the cost of that incremental upgrade was worthwhile.
I shoot a lot of airsoft, which is people with eye-protection and often full masks. The OM1 mark II tracks them quite well, and AF is much snappier than the E-M1. It’s much easier to use for this type of shooting. (I had moved to using a Lumix ‘superzoom’ instead of the E-M1 as the additional weight and awkwardness wasn’t worthwhile for the technically better shots.)
It’s not a cheap purchase, and there are now 135 format systems for around the same cost, as well as the GH7 if you are into video. Best to evaluate what you want to do then decide if it’s worthwhile. If you do shoot a lot of birds or other moving subjects, then it’s probably one of if not the best of options right now.
Thank you for your review. This is perhaps the most helpful I've seen. Most reviewers who are not in the system don't really get it and can't really discuss the new features against the mk 1. For those in the system already, we need practical experienced advice as to the real value of the features and you've delivered that in spades. The burst mode BIF looks amazing in its accuracy, and the reorganised AF menus and functionality make so much more sense. I hope that they bring that reorganisation to the mk 1 even though they said the improved human detection won't be offered.
Your video and images from the trip look epic, even with (or because of) the conditions. Was that part of an organised tour. If so, what did you think and could you share the details?
Cheers,
Craig
Thanks Craig so glad you found it helpful! The trip wasn't part of a tour, just me and my dad (who is also a photographer) organised it. I've been to the Faroe Islands twice now, so I thought it might be helpful for people if I make a "photographer's guide" sort of blog post with all my favourite spots. I'm writing it at the moment and it should be on my website soon 😊
@@MicroFourNerds Hi Emily,
Thanks for the info. The Faroe Islands look like an amazing destination, from the few videos I've seen.
Cheers,
Craig
Saved my $$$ for a possible OM5 (mark2) or similar with all the things OM left out.. I’ll give it until Christmas 2024 or I’ll buy a Canon R8 body only with a 35-Micro lens
Greg
Always such good reviews from photographers using multiple bodies / brands etc. Make conclusions much more credible.
Great camera, zuiko pro Lens are great as well, still have my Em1 M3 but this one is making eyes at me, at 2000€ it will ok. Waiting for next Pen f also
So I am currently trying to decide between the G9ii and the om1 mkii, I own 3 OM lens and 1 pan lens if that matters. What are your thoughts ?
Big White is a beautiful piece of lens engineering.
It's embarrassing, but I have the OM-1, a G9 and a G9ii. Thank you for the insights on the OM-1 mk ii. I have been taking the OM-1 and a G9 or G9ii just to have the Lumix 100-400 on a native body. I use the 12-100 F4 on the OM-1 most the time, but just got the 7-14 F2.8 for some extra-wide experimentation. I love the handling of the OM-1. The original G9 is still my favorite handling camera. If the G9ii handled like the G9, I would not even have the OM-1 probably.
Thank you..very well done! Perhaps some of the AF improvements will make it to the original OM1 firmware update promised for this fall. Curious where you would rank this camera overall now (in your ranking video of a few months ago you had it at the bottom)? OM 1 level or a bit above? Last, yes I’ve heard Puffins can be sneaky!
I think now I've tried it properly, and can see the upgrades in real life, I was definitely a bit too harsh in my original ranking! Like you, i really wish a lot of these updates will trickle down to the OM1. The mkii is definitely above the om1 now in that tier list.
@@MicroFourNerdsnoted…btw I thought the 8 bit here looked fine. Preferred in second example, but that was a slightly different angle.
I had the same initial opinion with the TG-7 where it felt like they just added USB-C to the TG-6. Have a great weekend.
How are you finding the tg7? I bought one recently! I loved the original tg1 back in the day... always wanted to pick another up, but I'm just not gelling with it yet. Are you a fan?
Love my TG-7. Lots of untapped potential. Great everyday rugged carry. Modern post processing tools makes it even better. I like DXO PhotoLab 7.
Excellent video. I still find myself conflicted on the upgrade path from my G9 - I want to eke out every scrap of performance in my wildlife photography, but I also do a lot of travel and people-y type photography - family events, holidays, the occasional wedding, protest marches, gigs and shows etc.
Still lots to mull. A question for you if you wouldn't mind, Emily - you've naturally focussed a lot on birds in this video, given your shooting location - would you say that OM's subject detection is much better than Panasonic's (as in G9 II, GH7) when it comes to mammals too?
For mammals, I think they're very very similar in performance. I took the g9ii and the original om1 to Kenya and honestly, they both did me so proud with the larger animals.
I think an important difference is the g9ii has "animal" detection (which covers everything including birds) and the om1ii has "bird" and "animal" so they've definitely got some bird-specific tweaks in that camera! For larger animals both will be excellent 👌
@@MicroFourNerds much appreciated Emily, thank you. I do recall your Kenya videos, and that you got some fantastic shots while you were there.
I actually wonder whether a unified subject detection mode (as in the Panasonic bodies) might suit better in a safari environment - being as one might be shooting a tiger one moment and a bird the next.
Thanks again 👍
I thought this camera was so ridiculous. Then I start looking at the actual specs and speed and it makes a lot of sense for people that want to do high speed and long reach. Like if you take pictures of racing, planes, some sports where really high fps is preferred and rolling shutter is a problem. It is trying to compete with other stacked sensor cameras, and those are definitely more expensive.
When you showed the 10-bit Vs 8-bit color was that in raw, log, or one of the standard profiles? 10-bit looks so much richer.
Standard profiles. The 8 bit stuff is shocking isn't it. But the 10 bit footage is lovely!
How does the Panny 100-400mm II perform under OMs 1/2 vs G92? I am thinking about buying OM1-2 but buy Panny 100-400 2
Interested in your experience with the files from the OM-1ii vs the GH9II, in terms of high ISO and dynamic range. Shooting small forest birds often requires high ISO and quite a bit of cropping. Wonder if the larger file and dynamic-range technology in the GH9II is better in that regard than the OM-1ii.
wait, are you in the Faroe Islands right now? thought I saw someone here 2-3 days ago in Tórshavn that looked like you
I intend to buy the OM-1 without doubt...but in about 10 years. I'm still rocking the E-M10 IIIs, so I'm a little behind the time 😅
Looking forward to the comparison vid as someone who is “peeking over the fence”. 2 questions, which will probably be covered in that vid. 1. Is the upgraded evf on the OM1 mkii much better than G9ii? 2. How do jpgs compare, as I’m not really into spending time shooting raw and doing post processing. Cheers!
I don't actually cover the evf in that video, to my eye they both look great! For just jpegs, hmmm... pros and cons to both I guess. I love the Olympus/OM System colours straight out of camera (all the bird photos etc in the video have literally just been slightly tweaked with a bit of contrast, opening shadows, etc. Very minimal!)
the G9ii has Real Time LUT, so if you did want to edit "in camera" you can do that with that camera. Plus, the G9ii has dynamic range boost, so very pleasing and clean images too
Jumped the fence and went "full" Olympus last year, eagerly awaiting to see what they drop off with the promised firmware update in regards of AF and such. Being more of an general purpose shooter than a birder, the stacked sensor cleanliness is lovely, I shoot the OM-1 to 25600 ISO without hesitation. What I feel a bit let down on is AF functionality in very low contrast/very dark situations, where I find the EM-5MkIII solidly locking onto subjects where the OM-1 AF is chugging like its 1999, even with Pro lenses... Its a odd one, ISO perfomance one could only dream of a couple of years ago, combined with an AF thats not very keen on locking onto stuff in low light/low contrast scenarios. No body upgrade on the horizon for me, as OMD can bloody well fix the OM-1 and not use their customer base as beta testers... ;-)
I forgot to actually test it myself but I've seen the om1ii focus perfectly in almost dark on youtube. I saw a more speccy channel test it. I hope that it's a firmware thing and the original Om1 can benefit from it soon!
I'm just hoping for the battery, menu, USB c upgrades to trickle down. Really love the idea of the om5, but want those updates and really don't wanna spend 2k for the om1 and have the larger shape
Where was this shot? It does look stunning.
The Faroe Islands. Such a beautiful place!
Insane amounts of jealousy seeing that 150-400 and even the OM1ii and the fact you have a G9ii as well. For every 100 shots you had in focus there know that I had maybe 5 with my original G9 lol
That Big White is something else. I'm going to be so sad to give it back 😂
@@MicroFourNerds I'm sad because I'll never have it :(
I need to get my hands on a G9ii because I had thoughts of going to the dark side with Sony or Canon lol
@JoeMaranophotography ooo I thought you'd upgraded!! You definitely should get one if you can, and I think they've come down in price a bit too.
@MicroFourNerds Well I have a grand total of £150 in the fund lol
Just one of those things where trips and family holidays have taken priority so it's hard to justify atm. I have a feeling it might be a black friday purchase as they always tend to reduce them then
All I want is a Pen F II with a 20MP BSI stack sensor. Is that so difficult to ask for, OM Systems?
I have an EM1 III that I bought for $1300 a few years ago. I would be interested in upgrading, but the pricing for the new OM cameras is too expensive for a hobbyist like myself, i.e. OM1 II is $2400 on B&H right now. Sad the Pen-F is apparently abandoned - would've liked a new version to replace my old Em5 II with damaged sensor.
I like and have the original M1 and M10; I’m happy with bodies so do don’t understand why they change them
16:45 Nikon: hold my beer - and dumps the Nikon Z6III for a measly $100 more than what the OM1II costs. The ONLY thing the OM1 still has over its closest competitors in terms of the wildlife niche is the pro-capture in RAW. I still have the E-M1III, I got tons of Zuiko Pro glass, including the excellent 300mm f4, the 2x converter, the 100-400, 12-100, 25, 8 and all of the non-pro primes. And I would probably choose the Z6III over the OM1II at that price point, accepting the hassle of swapping systems.
I have the EM1 mk II for macro which I love. I wonder if this would be a worthy upgrade? When I do upgrade I want the difference to be major! :-)
The in body stacking is very very hand with high flash sync rates, speed of processing and versatility of settings. You can get shots that become excellent rather than just very good, but it won't be a massive massive jump on existing stacking. This is on my om1 mki experience.
But the other often ignored element for macro is the hand held hi res mode. If you're happy with your dof then you can get a super clean hi res composite shot that opens up other possibilities.
@@larrychicco1062 thank you 🙂
It would be great if you could make a video about how you edit/color grade the OM log video. The official lut has a bad reputation about the colors
For this stuff I've been really quite lazy and not even applied a LUT, I couldn't get it to look nice like you say. I just ramped up saturation and contrast, and played with the tone curves a bit. Looks OK I think!! But I much prefer Lumix V-log for colour grading
Lumix vLog and Davinci Resolve are a killer combination.
There is absolutely no need for a utility LUT to get the best out of this when filming.
AF so good it AF's the bodycap?!
May i ask how you got on with the 150-600mm lens?
Not the £7k one because she'd kill me if i even though of one of those.
Haha yes! Full review on the way. It isnt quite as special as the Big White of course... but it really pleasantly surprised me actually! It's a great option if you can get over the absolute size of the thing
@@MicroFourNerds I shall look forward to it.
Cheers
Great video, I have the OM-1 Mark II and love it I also have Nikon Z8. Now in high res you can choose 14bit but in regular shooting mode for wildlife is it 14bit or 12bit?
12 bit raw files outside of the high res mode 😊
I wish OMDS would have updated the OM5 like this, but sadly they didn’t. I would live to add an oly body to my mainly pany body kit, but as a non-birder/wildlifer the G9ii is a better all all-a-rounder, and the gx8 wont break if I use it with a shoulder clip. I would really like a smedium body from either company. But neither is delivering.
Honestly, first brand to release a smaller updated photo-centric camera will win my heart 😂 the OM5 was so close, but I just can't abide the older style menus.
Yeah, I ended up jumping back into photography with an E-M10ii a couple months ago. It’s a great body to dip my toes in, but I’d love to eventually upgrade to something with a similar form factor. The OM-1 line is too big for my use case, so hopefully a lotta these features (especially the menu!) eventually trickle down to the OM-5 line, or even a potential revamp of my camera as an OM-10.
Aren’t most of these software changes which could be added to the OM1 with an update?
I hope a fair few are, id love to see some of this on the original OM1! but I imagine a lot of the updates need more processing power hardware-wise
Laser focused on birds, AND LANDSCAPE!! LiveND, LiveGND, HH HRes, SEALING, stabilization... who else gives you these??
Thanks Emily. Just a doubt on this bird-focused marketing OM is doing: what happens when light starts to fall off? Asking as I assume that’s when the sensor hits its (theoretical) limits, and I’m afraid they’re pushing the (half-)wrong niche. This is the perfect camera for reportage, in dynamic and tough environmental situations, where you don’t need to freeze the motion at 1/1000s or so and still get away with it even in very low light. A future smaller sibling will be perfect for travel+street… I understand finding a niche, but focusing ALL the marketing around that is giving the wrong message imho.
WHAT CAMERA AND LENS U USED FOR THIS CONTENT
To film it me talking? The DJI Pocket 3
Was hoping it would be the gm5 review 😔🤪
Hi there you did a great job with the review and I think I could easily love that camera. They really have thought a lot about features and it's great the AF is awesome that's my most important top of the list. The 300mm F4 lens would likely be my most expensive lens if I went into this system. There is no way I would pay for the white lens upgrade especially it's only a zoom the best it does is 400mm F4.5. I already have better lenses in Canon and Nikon (I've got both systems). I can imagine most users also would just get the 300mm unless OM subsidised their channel so they get one. Don't get me wrong I thought you did a great job with the video.
Exactly my thoughts the 300mm F4 lens is around £2000 or more UK even that is way off the mark as you saty that zoom lens is just not prime enough for that money you end up paying premium as very few get it.
Is that the body cap fisheye?
I have the other one, the 15mm. In red, silver, and black haha
Excellent review Emily. I have been a loyal Lumix user for 15+ years, however, for those of us who are primarily landscape, nature, wildlife and macro photographers, IMO the G9ii was a huge let down. Not only was the OG G9 body near perfect, but the mark ii does not seem include the useful computational feature the OM-1 ii has (live composite, GND etc.) nor does it seem to have focus bracketing with flash. Looking forward to your detailed comparison for the G9ii vs the OM1ii. As its stands, if I do upgrade from my OG G9, it will probably be to an OM systems camera.
The g9ii does have live composite mode, but you're right, none of the other computational features. I also really liked the original G9 body!
@@MicroFourNerds Thanks for your reply Emily. I looking forward to the comparison video.
Another great video. Could you do a video comparing the GH7 with the OM1 II and the G9 II specifically for photography. I’m curious if the GH7 is better than the G9 II for photo based on the same specs but with the GH7 having a cf-express card and updated autofocus.
I don't have the GH7 any more unfortunately, but I would have loved the chance to do some more tests with it myself for photography, as I used the GH5/GH6 for photography a lot and got great results.
Love your videos, but still think most of the upgrades could have been implemented in the OM-1 mark I via a firmware update 🤷🏻♂️
❤yoo Emily I believe everything you say and I love your style! Let me know when you're visiting in the US and if you coming to the capital city, Washington DC I can and I would to have an "eyeball" and we can do photo walk shutter therapy together. By the way Washington DC is a "paradise" for all sorts of photography styles, great for city, portraiture and art photography, pretty much everything is possible and.great place for videography. Look seriously this is not AI.but me a silly Hungarian born American photographer and I'm an Olympus man since 1974, and I can tell you that you look unbelievably professional photographer with those O.M. System camera and please stay with Olympus as long as you can because I tell you this if you hold on to your Olympus gear and take care of it well, by time you'll be ready to retire all your investment will return and on some gears you'll even have monetary gain. Possibly quadruple your initial investment with the right gear but it takes 35-50 years....❤😊 Olympus will be highly sawed after cameras in the second half of the 21 century. And my Olympus God told me so, lol. I'm so obsessed with Olympus and with your videos that it's hurts me when hear you talking about Lumix in the Olympus sentence... Lumix is for kids, therefore it's a toy. On the other hand Olympus and O.M. System is for the professionals and lovers!! I hope so far you like my essay just as much as I love your videos!! I want to thank you for your work and I appreciate it! Patiently waiting for your next show, until then stay cool and keep on creating more great content for us here on RUclips!!!👍💯❤❤❤❤❤
P.s.: you're the best Emily, I love your channel!🎉😊💯👍❤
How is it for macro?
I didn't pack my 60mm macro unfortunately, but with the focus stacking feature, it's a great choice for macro
what about sports? Futbol, basket, running?
Ooo I think it would be superb for that. The closest I got to testing it was a rowing boat competition in the faroe islands and it tracked the humans brilliantly
@@MicroFourNerds thanks. :)
Has it come to the time when the skill has been taken out of the avian photographers' hands and put it into the camera? In other words, can anyone take great bird pictures as long as they're in the right place?
Now they just have to put everything in a PenF body please.
Yes please haha
Hmmmm...sounds like stuff added that could be done with a firmware upgrade...shame
It depends if its a new processor and those things require more cpu to handle
in the niche with very deep pockets😂
S-tier content. I haven't even watched yet. I just know.
I always enjoy watching your well-made videos but i am slightly disappointed. For bird and wildlife photographers, it’s a decent test, but unfortunately not for those who don’t fit into that niche - sorry.
I miss a more extensive test regarding eye detection.
Somehow, no one really tests or compares it thoroughly.
Are there more videos on this topic in the pipeline?
Got a comparison with the g9ii coming next 😊
Eye detection for humans do you mean?
@@MicroFourNerds Yes, I meant human eye detection, of course.
I didn’t express myself quite clearly, sorry.
I own the OM-1 and I’m not satisfied with the autofocus, especially for family photos with children.
My Sony´s handle this better.
It would be very interesting to see how far OM Systems has progressed in this area. This would also provide insight into the performance of upcoming new models if the Mark 2 can now compete with its rivals in terms of AF.
Personally, I don’t need full frame and can consider finally replacing my main system with MFT.
The OM1m2 isn't the only upgrade here. You're either using a special lens to film or you've lost several kg. You're m2 cute!
The worst resale value of any camera. Hard pass. Fuji or Sony any day of the week
Great camera if you don't churn through cameras. A rock solid performer at a good price. If you are chasing the latest tech and ditching gear routinely, look elsewhere.