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Great video Thomas - it's so refreshing to see content about OM Systems that isn't 'just' wildlife and landscape photography. I know they're pushing themselves in that direction, but having a compact, lightweight and weather sealed system (the only manufacturer to have their kit tested to an IP standard as far as I'm aware) is really useful for street and travel photography too. It's also great to totally dispel the myths about MFT sensors being substandard (and I say that as a Fuji X-H2 user who picked up an OM-1.2 and is thinking it might dethrone said Fuji!).
Dear Thomas, you have contributed heavily to the impossible. Your always relevant, technical in-depth and interesting videos have turned a die-hard Nikon full frame shooter into a MFT evangelist. I will never leave Nikon FF for studio work, but you have convinced me about the qualities of MFT. I now focus less on technical perfection and more on the creative part. Do not get me wrong, the MFT picture quality surprises me time and again. I find myself enjoying photography again. I have moved from a used E-M10 and E-M5III to a new OM-1 Mark II (today) in no time. Keep up the fantastic work. Big shout out from Denmark. /Per
Great advice about getting the OM1 mk1 while it is still available. The camera previously sold in the UK for £1999. This week I picked one up for £1378 with a free 2x converter 😊. I already had the em1 mk1, em1 mk2 and em1x. I have watched several of your videos about the OM cameras over the last couple of weeks and found them very educational. Thank you.
I have two Olympus OMD cameras, the EM1 MKII & MKII and the EM5 MKIII AND EM10 MK 4.I Also have a Panasonic G9 and G95 along with a handful of zooms and prime lenses, my favorite all around lens is the Olympus 12-40 f2.8 such a versatile lens. The great thing about the 4/3 system is that the camera and lens are very compact making it easy to pack the above zoom and a few primes, great camera for travel.
I first purchased the OM-5 and primarily use the 12-45 f/4 and the 20mm f/1.4 with it. A terrific combination for street, for travel, in good weather or bad. I recently purchased the OM-1 mk i used and am really impressed. It is an amazing camera I still learning to use. When the winter holidays approach, I may trade up to the OM-1 mk ii, unless OM Systems announces an OM-5 mk ii this year.
Didn’t realise I’ve been in & out my local American Embassy here 😂 love the story-telling, often we go for a trip, took lots of photos, sort & edit them, and these went straight to HD storage and failed to create a story. I must practice this. Thank you.
I wanted to say that your latest video was incredibly refreshing, educational, and professional. Your insights into the Olympus/OM-1 system cameras are always the most informative and logical. For travel photography, I particularly appreciate the versatility of the 12-100mm F4 lens and the artistic capabilities and sharpness of the 45mm 1.2, which remains my all-time favorite Olympus prime lens. The 45mm focal length is perfect for capturing stunning shots of Budapest's castle, parliament, and other landmarks from across the Danube. Budapest is especially enchanting at night, so it would be fantastic to see some night photography from your trip as well. Keep up the excellent work, and thank you for all your efforts!
When I go on a trip, I carry the 7-14 f2.8 with me. I must pay attention to shoot parallel to the ground, but the panorama is fantastic. Especially if there are clouds in the scenario. I also love flares, in that case. Perfect in interiors of palaces. Not for people. And also 75-300 in the luggage. Good video and smart editing. I like it
I’ve just hired the 20mm 1.4 for a few days. Wow. What a lens. Image quality, size, weight and low light performance are all spot on. And a 40mm equivalent is an interesting perspective. Love it!
Great video! As someone that uses an E-M1X for photojournalism work everyday, its really refreshing to see something that's not birds and landscapes, being shot with an OM camera! In my everyday work I often get the odd look here and there, and the occasional "oh, m43 can do that?!" and it brings me great pleasure in enlightening people about the amazing work that out system does. I use a 12-40 f/2.8 and a 40-150 f/2.8 and there hasn't yet been an event or an occasion where I didn't get my shot, regardless of scene, distance, light, etc. Amazing cameras, amazing lenses! Also, that same backpack is what I also use and I love it - it packs everything I need AND more! Sometimes I put ALL of my lenses and bodies (two e-m1x and one e-m1II) so that's basically a photo studio on my back wherever I go! Love it! Great video again! Thank you for highlighting our amazing system! Cheers from Bulgaria! 🤙
Many thanks for sharing, Stefan! Those are excellent insights - could not agree more with your statements. Thanks a lot and best wishes from (now rainy) Vienna. Yours, Thomas
I agree about giving us something other than birds and wildlife. I currently own an EM 1ii that I use mainly for weddings and portraits with my Sigma 30 1.4. I've been looking up a second or potentially main camera body and finding videos on those topics seem to be impossible at this time. At least your comments on run and gun/manual focusing in particular give me more confidence in those flagships so I feel like my mind is made up now. Thanks for sharing your trip with us. Greetings from the most beautiful island in the world, St Lucia ☀️
Thomas so happy to have caught this video, this is an epic masterclass in visual storytelling, so inspiring learned so much that I can't wait to incorporate into my travels and workflow!
I recently took my OM1 to southern Spain, where I visited several mosques and cathedrals. I was shooting handheld at F4, up to about 10,000 iso, using the high res. mode, which gave me exposures of about 1/60 to 1/80. The images were smooth and without noise, with very nice dynamic range, even at iso 10,000. Of course, you are limited to subjects which don't move, and you have to wait while the camera processes the file, but the images were comparable to full-frame, if not better. In the old days, I used to shoot bursts and combine later in PS; now the camera does it for me on the spot, and spits out a nice raw file! This is my favorite feature on the OM1, and I use it all the time when travelling.
Great video and I completely agree with your lens choices for travel. For my recent trip to Switzerland I considered a number of lenses but took the 12-45 f4 Pro and 20mm f1.4. Both weather sealed and both very sharp lenses that complement each other and provide the flexibility required for travel photography as well as being light and compact.
Thats good, but lets not pretend the Mark 2 is so much better, because it is just bit of firmware update and some memory upgrades for the processing unit.
Thanks for the video! I used Sigma 35mm F1.4 Art w Nikon APS-C for city reportage and street photograhy. I changed gear to OM-1 and M.Zuiko 12-40mm F2.8 Pro for same purpose with good focal length range and compact size. And with the OM-1 superb image stabilizer, the F2.8 would work well for low light conditions.
Great video, very enjoyable. I myself visited downtown Montréal today with my OM-1 and mostly the 12-100 f/4, by far my favorite lens as it is so versatile. I did switch to the 8-25 when I needed to shoot wider but eventually came back to the 12-100. I really love this kit: 16 to 200 in 35mm format in a small, light sling bag.
Hello Thomas Fantastic video with good explanations of the gear and situations you have encountered . I myself use the holy trinity (7-14, 12-40 and 40-150mm 2.8 pro lenses) for my travels with a OM-1 mark II . For low light situations I use a 17mm 1.8 , up to now I never mist a shot. I am a fan of you and the way you explain photography. Greetings Ton
Excellent video! I've become a big fan of Thomas Eisl over the past months and look forward to his videos. My wife and I are visiting Budapest in September - so I appreciate the views of the city! We will also be in Vienna on the same trip. Perhaps I will be fortunate enough to run into Thomas while there 😀
Great video Thomas. A change from the technical use to practical use and such an inspiration to use the lenses I have. Personally I prefer the 12-40mm f2.8 and the 25mm f1.2 for travel, but they are a bit bigger and heavier, so not everyone’s cup of tea. Love your work!
Hi Thomas, thank you for this amazing video! It is a breath of fresh air to see you tour the sights of a beautiful city and share your thoughts and ideas on how to get the best images. Your work is an inspiration.
Your explanation of your focus set up was very clear. I already had the same set up but, frankly, did not understand that its use requires practicing the technique you described . :D
Nice video and info as always, thanks! My travel set is 12-100/4 and 7-14/2.8. If I really expect low light I include a non-pro bight prime to save space and weight. For second body I take TG6. I recently went to Mt Athos monastic region, hiked 3 days on nature >12km/day and had 7kg all together clothes, food, water and photo gear. f2.8 was fine even in dark churches, I could use less to get sharp internals. High res was super to rectify geometry and have enough resolution. All hand held with amazing sync is on 12-100, tripods not allowed, and heavy anyway. Couldn’t do this with full frame.
Thanks for the great video. I especially enjoyed the tips for quick focusing on the street. I think it would be even better and easier of oms could implement some sort of focus distance scale on screen, so that you can use time focusing. I really don't understand why they don't do that, because otherwise their system is so perfect for street😢
Hi Thomas, Great video which I really enjoyed. I too use an OM1 and have recently bought the 20mm 1.4 you took. I am also coincidentally going to Budapest in September (from the UK). I have been before many years ago and loved it. I think I will take to 20mm and my 12-100mm f4 pro to cover all the bases. Thanks again for this and your other great videos. Best wishes, Mark
Thank you Thomas, fabulous video. 🎉🎉🎉. I could buy a 2nd hand OM-1 with a 1 year warranty for $AUD1800 (€1,125) but, presently, my OM-5 is out-performing me by a wide margin😂. One day, i might buy an OM-1. Thanks for your video.
Thomas, I bought my OM-1 MKII just recently. I downsized from Nikon full frame. My D700 and the lenses were fantastic. I took them literally around the world. The OM-1 MKII is a fantastic successor, ergonomics are equal or better but functionality leaves the D700 in 2007 when I got that camera.
I had to chase across town to get the last OM1 in Adelaide South Australia $2100AUD. My daughter uses(stole) my EM1MkIII for band photography. Brilliant video Thank you.
I have the 12-45 f/4 Pro. Image quality is wonderful and this lens does indeed cover almost all my needs. And it's a small, light lens. As Thomas points out, the minimum focus distance is very close and handles everything short of specialized macro photography like insect portraits. In the middle distance, however, a shallower depth of field than that afforded by f/4 would be helpful to isolate subject from background clutter. That's when the f/1.4 20mm might come in handy, but I think I would rather have the f/1.2 45mm Pro for those situations. But seriously, for classic street photography and the occasional surprising closeup, the 12-45 is a great choice.
Das M.Zuiko Digital 12-45 mm 1:4 Pro ist tatsächlich auch mein absolutes Lieblingsobjektiv, sodass ich mich schon manchmal gefragt habe, wozu ich eigentlich überhaupt noch weitere Objektive gekauft habe. Aber weil ich auch gerne Makroaufnahmen mache und Wildlife, wird dann doch hin und wieder gewechselt. Danke für das Video. Ich war noch nie in Budapest (aber immerhin schon mehrmals in Wien 😉).
Hi Thomas, great video, really nice to see you using the 20mm and 12-45mm Pro lenses. I used these two lens and the 40-150mm Pro with the EM1 MK 2 as my main carry. I am just a hobby photographer so I am not planning an upgrade to the OM-1 just yet. What was the filter, clear, UV, or other? Thanks for taking us along. Cheers from southern Georgian Bay, Ontario, Canada.
Thanks for the comment & sharing your excellent setup. Solid choices indeed! And yes, you are correct: I had UV/Clear filters on all my lenses. A bit of protection is always a good idea, I'd say. Best wishes from Vienna!
I use the same combination as you do but also add a 8-25 f4 to my EM1 MK 2 kit when traveling. I also like using the 12-100 f4, but it is also quite big and heavy which can't reallly be avoided. Since the OM1 MK 2 was released, I am thinking about buying an OM1 MK 1 as well. I do know, that FF enthusiasts claim, that f4 is like f8 on FF and thus unusable, but I honestly never had lighting problems with f4 as a maximum aperture with the EM 1 MK 2 or EM 5 MK 3 or EM 10 MK 3 (which was my first Olympus camera).
I was really surprised by the quality of the built-in mic. That sounded genuinely good. Normally it feels like manufacturers include tinny mics as a box ticking exercise only. Not in this case. And I’m definitely a natural telephoto shooter. I’ll only go wide when I’m forced to in a situation. Otherwise I’m at 40mm on my 12-40 f2.8. Also I totally agree about the OM-1 Mk1. It’ll stand the test of time for sure.
Thank you! I completely agree - the mic was the biggest surprise for me as well. Focal length / shooting distance are really a very personal decision, thanks for sharing.
Thanks for this fantastic reportage Thomas. Can you please share the reference for the book about André Kertesz you bought in Budapest? I thought I had all of his books!
Thank you! Unfortunately, I could not buy the book as it belonged to the coffeehouse :-( From what I recall, it was a book printed for a special exhibition. Shoot me an email, and I can get you the address of the coffeehouse. They can provide you the ISBN for sure! Best, Thomas
Hey Thomas, fantastic content as usual. I have an OM-1 and a Nikon Z8. My Z8 has 5 .5 stops of stabalisation and the OM-1 7.5 stops. Why is the stabalisastion much better on my Z8 than the OM-1? This is especially noticeable when I compare the OM-1 with the 300mm and 1.4TC and the Z8 with 600mm and 1.4 TC. The Z8's stabalisation is rock solid, but I feel I need a mono pod with the OM-1. Nikon's 5.5 stops is far superior to the OM-1s 7.5 stops. Is there no parity of stabalisation comparason between camera brands? I to use the OM-1 for close-up and insect photography and the Z8 for wiledlife and birds. The Z8 gives me far more reach because of the 45mp sensor and crop factor.
A top quality video as always! I haven't warmed to that 20mm lens. I prefer the Oly 17mm f1.8 😉 I have thought about getting the 12-45 F4 Pro to replace my Lumix 12-32 f3.5-5.6. Is that 12-45 f4 Pro so much better? For the OM-1, I think it is overkill for my needs and a lot. Maybe the OM-5 II will be launched this year to tempt me?
Thank you very much. I have not tested the Lumix yet, so I would be guessing at this point. What I can definitely say is that the 12-45 is absolutely outstanding in every regard. Best, Thomas
Hi Thomas! Thanks for your informative videos and this travelogue. I recently switched from the Olympus M1 MarkII to the OM 1. Now to my question: When using focus stacking, does the result become a RAW file, always shoot in RAW, or does it become a JPEG file
Hi Thomas, nice video. For my choice, I prefer the ranges provided by the 7-14 f2.8, 12-40 f2.8 and 40-150 f2.8. Each lens gives me a low-light capability for early morning, evening light and includes the special those special focal lengths. Should I want to do birds in flight, fit a 2 times extender to the 40-150, f2.8 giving me 300mm at f5.6. Should I want a faster lens, bring along the 17mm or 25mm f1.2.
Great video, great content! I would like to see more street&fashion content with m43 cameras. Your pictures look very nice! Can you tell me if you are grading in post, or do you have some custom in camera presets? Thank you!
Thank you very much - I'm definitely on it! You can get the LUT and the full video tutorial for the look by becoming a channel member: ruclips.net/video/hFsTowt9SAU/видео.html I would love to have you on board. Thanks for your comment and all the best, Thomas
Hi Thomas. Have you upgraded to the OM1 II? I am tempted by the deals on the OM1 at the moment and enjoy your content which is inspiring. Great to see normal use of an OM camera rather than the stereotypical landscape, wildlife or birds.
Thank you for the video and tour. Very helpful. I’m going to try your focusing tip on the Em5mkiii. Did you at all miss a longer focal length during this trip? Is there a reason you chose the Om1 over the om5?
Thanks for the kind words and excellent questions: I really did not miss longer focal lengths, as I did not really aim for capturing wildlife or similar subjects which would have required that. One lens that would be an idea "just in case" longer focal length is IMHO the 75mm f/1.8. Regarding the OM-1: as I had to bring one OM-1 to VLOG/film, I decided to go for 2x OM-1 bc of batteries and potential backup. Also, I thought it would be nice to highlight that the professional OM-1 is really light and compact enough for travel and street. Best, Thomas 📸
I am always considering between 8-25 mm (range 👍🏻) & 12-45mm (size 👍🏻)-> 🤷🏻♂️ . usually I also use in-camera digital magnification (2x) and I am happy with the results. Better than digital cropping on the computer.
Difficult decision! You could also go for the 12-45 and the underrated, yet excellent, 9-18. And yes, the digital TC is very good! Thanks for sharing, Alexander!
Great video! Is there a good reason why you have not upgraded to the OM-1 MarkII, because would it make more sense for me to buy an OM-1 and possibly use the savings on a lens?
Thank you! Well, actually I have two Mark I and one Mark II. Price-wise, the Mark I is impossible to beat. If you can live with the Olympus logo and a bit less performance, then the Mark I plus a lens is definitely the right call!
I either use C-AF or C-AF+TR (check out my video on that) or really just the MF override. Depends on whether the AF target point is next to the subject or not. Speed is everything in some situations.
@@ThomasEisl.Photography I understand your process which is why I wondered if you had tried touch screen focus and capture…. watch the scene on the screen until the moment arises, touch the subjects, cameras focuses and takes the shot with a touch of the screen, no placing the focus point with the joystick or focusing. Seems pretty quck on my older cameras but not tried it for street photography
@MrDunk66 ahhh! Misunderstanding - yes, I've done that as well. It is - as you've said - also a viable method. You just have to make sure the subject is big enough, otherwise the camera might focus on the background.
Cant get live but great video Thomas. Song at 21:00 sounds like Biting elbows . Took the 20mm pro to Washington DC yesterday. Being I only use primes, it worked perfectly Edit: ah the song at 21:00 Cold Love lol. shazamed it
Thank you, Eric! I won't share how many times I've awkwardly hummed into the phone to get a song title haha. The 20 is really awesome, I love it. Have not used it much, but I've fallen in love with it on this trip! Send me your results, I'm interested. Best, Thomas
@@ThomasEisl.Photography I really wish the 20 came with in-camera focus stacking. i thought you did that stack with the 20 in the video and was like "wait, what the fuck? (grabs camera)... damn doesn't highlight with the 20". Though I have used the regular focus stacking with the 20mm but its soo much easier using in-camera.
I carried my OM-1 all day with a 17mm 1.6 lens with no trouble, and I did this for four days. I found the 17mm lens fun to use. Thanks for sharing your experience with the OM-1. (If you would like to see the pictures, see my channel)
Thanks for sharing - handling is as important as everything else - one of the reasons why I always reach for the OM-1. Now please excuse me Sir, I'm off to your channel to see your work 😄 Best, Thomas 📸
It really depends on what you already own. For example, if I have a 1.8 Premium M.Zuiko prime already, I would go for the 12-45. or 12-40 f2.8 If my setup lacks a high end zoom, then I would go for the 20mm. If I had only 1 lens for my whole setup, I would definitely go for the 12-45/12-40 as it covers "everything". Hope this helps!
Hi Tomas, I watched your nice reportage about your city trip to Budapest. I noticed that you tended to go to the upper limit of exposure for your photos. Is there a specific reason for this?
Thank you! I'd say it is my "signature look". I prefer brighter images. Here is more in-depth information about this look, by the way: ruclips.net/video/hFsTowt9SAU/видео.html
Wide angle, some of my best shots were taken with the Samyang 7.5 fisheye, just need to make sure things are centered correctly, and the 20m lens is a dud focal length, neither 17mm or 25mm. should have been a 17mm
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Indeed I do - on every lens all the time! It is just difficult to see in the video. I think protective filters are the best investment ever, and very practical.
Good answer, good reply. I use them depending on the kind of use. I think that in a comfortable zone, it can be used lenses without protection to exclude unwanted reflections
@@ThomasEisl.Photography Thank you for your answer. Filters sometimes cost a small fortune but are a lot cheaper than the replacement of a damaged front lens (if/when that were practicable).
Scolville of 10k. Come on man, down some wings in reaper or ghost peppers. Gotta get up to 350k. We need some Buffalo wings. That would create some great photography. "Whats wrong Thomas?, food a little kicking?" [Click] Food looked awesome though and congrats posting some real food vs creators posting rabbit food (veggies only). Didnt get a chance to watch all bits ealier so going back restart. I can imagine these longer videos take a ton of work but the tag-along type videos are definitely top-teir when complete
I know, 10k is not a lot - I was surprised that they did not have hotter stuff to offer! So I'll take you up on your offer regarding the Buffalo wings haha. Editing: You are completely right - this was one of the most time consuming videos to make (except the OM-1II review, which took me literally a month), but now, positive feedback like yours is the ultimate reward!
Hi Thomas, sorry to bother you. I'm about to buy an om5, I'll conclude the deal soon. I just wanted to ask you something. On the EVF, can I (like on the OM1) deactivate the additional information and only keep ISO speeds and apertures? I also looked in the online manual but it's not specified. On om1 if I activate evf mode 1 I can get this vision. Hello thank you have a good day
Watch till the end 😉 I have this lens since it was released hehe PS: I decide which lenses I use, no one has a say in that, fortunately - I'm not sponsored.
Great work Thomas. I love following your work and this was another great video. May I make a humble request though? Please don't use your palm smash as a your video transition. Maybe it's just me but I find it really jarring and off-putting.
I have been using my OM-1 since it was released and for the life of me, I can't find any reference to it being a Mark 1 anywhere ? this is a bit misleading and unnecessary to say, but yet, I still see lots of content creators doing this, my Mark II has that reference on it on the lower front of the camera, so I know where that comes from .... beyond that, my thanks go to you, for taking us along on your train trip to Budapest - a place I will most likely never get to experience in my lifetime......Hearing your comment about manual focus override being in constant use rings true with me also, since the majority of what I shoot is wildlife, where many times there is no second chance to grab the shot and the main subject will be partially or fully obscured, it's a great way to "see" with focus peaking where the plane of focus actually is - important when you want the eye and not really the tip of the nose on a Beaver in the midst of the reeds on a pond....... I try to relay this to others around me when we go out on a shoot together, but many of them are shooting another brand and mention that they don't know how to set that up, or it will take too much time or set up.... " that's what custom modes are for" is my response to them........I try.......
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Great video Thomas - it's so refreshing to see content about OM Systems that isn't 'just' wildlife and landscape photography. I know they're pushing themselves in that direction, but having a compact, lightweight and weather sealed system (the only manufacturer to have their kit tested to an IP standard as far as I'm aware) is really useful for street and travel photography too. It's also great to totally dispel the myths about MFT sensors being substandard (and I say that as a Fuji X-H2 user who picked up an OM-1.2 and is thinking it might dethrone said Fuji!).
Dear Thomas, you have contributed heavily to the impossible. Your always relevant, technical in-depth and interesting videos have turned a die-hard Nikon full frame shooter into a MFT evangelist. I will never leave Nikon FF for studio work, but you have convinced me about the qualities of MFT. I now focus less on technical perfection and more on the creative part. Do not get me wrong, the MFT picture quality surprises me time and again. I find myself enjoying photography again. I have moved from a used E-M10 and E-M5III to a new OM-1 Mark II (today) in no time. Keep up the fantastic work. Big shout out from Denmark. /Per
Great advice about getting the OM1 mk1 while it is still available. The camera previously sold in the UK for £1999. This week I picked one up for £1378 with a free 2x converter 😊. I already had the em1 mk1, em1 mk2 and em1x. I have watched several of your videos about the OM cameras over the last couple of weeks and found them very educational. Thank you.
I have two Olympus OMD cameras, the EM1 MKII & MKII and the EM5 MKIII AND EM10 MK 4.I Also have a Panasonic G9 and G95 along with a handful of zooms and prime lenses, my favorite all around lens is the Olympus 12-40 f2.8 such a versatile lens. The great thing about the 4/3 system is that the camera and lens are very compact making it easy to pack the above zoom and a few primes, great camera for travel.
Vienna waits for you! Love my om-1mii🙂
What a fabulous tag along trip; thanks for taking us along!!
You are so welcome!
I first purchased the OM-5 and primarily use the 12-45 f/4 and the 20mm f/1.4 with it. A terrific combination for street, for travel, in good weather or bad. I recently purchased the OM-1 mk i used and am really impressed. It is an amazing camera I still learning to use. When the winter holidays approach, I may trade up to the OM-1 mk ii, unless OM Systems announces an OM-5 mk ii this year.
I love my OM-5 as well. Do you think there is any chance of an OM-5 mkii this year?
@@petermcginty3636 I’d really like to see that. Even if all they do is add a USB-C port and the updated menu system!
May i ask what the most noticeable differences are between your OM-5 compared to your OM-1?
Didn’t realise I’ve been in & out my local American Embassy here 😂 love the story-telling, often we go for a trip, took lots of photos, sort & edit them, and these went straight to HD storage and failed to create a story. I must practice this. Thank you.
Yeah, the American Embassy rules haha.
Thanks for the kind words!
I wanted to say that your latest video was incredibly refreshing, educational, and professional. Your insights into the Olympus/OM-1 system cameras are always the most informative and logical. For travel photography, I particularly appreciate the versatility of the 12-100mm F4 lens and the artistic capabilities and sharpness of the 45mm 1.2, which remains my all-time favorite Olympus prime lens. The 45mm focal length is perfect for capturing stunning shots of Budapest's castle, parliament, and other landmarks from across the Danube. Budapest is especially enchanting at night, so it would be fantastic to see some night photography from your trip as well. Keep up the excellent work, and thank you for all your efforts!
When I go on a trip, I carry the 7-14 f2.8 with me. I must pay attention to shoot parallel to the ground, but the panorama is fantastic. Especially if there are clouds in the scenario. I also love flares, in that case. Perfect in interiors of palaces. Not for people. And also 75-300 in the luggage.
Good video and smart editing. I like it
The 7 to 14 is really outstanding. Thanks Sergio!
I’ve just hired the 20mm 1.4 for a few days. Wow. What a lens. Image quality, size, weight and low light performance are all spot on. And a 40mm equivalent is an interesting perspective. Love it!
Thanks for sharing - I completely agree!
Great video!
As someone that uses an E-M1X for photojournalism work everyday, its really refreshing to see something that's not birds and landscapes, being shot with an OM camera! In my everyday work I often get the odd look here and there, and the occasional "oh, m43 can do that?!" and it brings me great pleasure in enlightening people about the amazing work that out system does. I use a 12-40 f/2.8 and a 40-150 f/2.8 and there hasn't yet been an event or an occasion where I didn't get my shot, regardless of scene, distance, light, etc. Amazing cameras, amazing lenses!
Also, that same backpack is what I also use and I love it - it packs everything I need AND more! Sometimes I put ALL of my lenses and bodies (two e-m1x and one e-m1II) so that's basically a photo studio on my back wherever I go! Love it!
Great video again! Thank you for highlighting our amazing system!
Cheers from Bulgaria! 🤙
Many thanks for sharing, Stefan! Those are excellent insights - could not agree more with your statements.
Thanks a lot and best wishes from (now rainy) Vienna.
Yours, Thomas
@@ThomasEisl.Photography I could use some rain right about now... We're approaching 36 degrees and above, with not a single cloud in the sky lol
Crazy! We had that (almost) last week - man, that is just insane. Stay hydrated, my friend 🥵
I agree about giving us something other than birds and wildlife. I currently own an EM 1ii that I use mainly for weddings and portraits with my Sigma 30 1.4. I've been looking up a second or potentially main camera body and finding videos on those topics seem to be impossible at this time. At least your comments on run and gun/manual focusing in particular give me more confidence in those flagships so I feel like my mind is made up now. Thanks for sharing your trip with us. Greetings from the most beautiful island in the world, St Lucia ☀️
Thomas so happy to have caught this video, this is an epic masterclass in visual storytelling, so inspiring learned so much that I can't wait to incorporate into my travels and workflow!
Thank you very much for your exceptionally kind words! Great to read. Best, Thomas 📸
I recently took my OM1 to southern Spain, where I visited several mosques and cathedrals. I was shooting handheld at F4, up to about 10,000 iso, using the high res. mode, which gave me exposures of about 1/60 to 1/80. The images were smooth and without noise, with very nice dynamic range, even at iso 10,000. Of course, you are limited to subjects which don't move, and you have to wait while the camera processes the file, but the images were comparable to full-frame, if not better. In the old days, I used to shoot bursts and combine later in PS; now the camera does it for me on the spot, and spits out a nice raw file! This is my favorite feature on the OM1, and I use it all the time when travelling.
Great video and I completely agree with your lens choices for travel. For my recent trip to Switzerland I considered a number of lenses but took the 12-45 f4 Pro and 20mm f1.4. Both weather sealed and both very sharp lenses that complement each other and provide the flexibility required for travel photography as well as being light and compact.
Totally agree!
An important aspect of the OM-1 is that taking pictures with it is just fun. And it got even more fun once I upgraded to mark 2 ;)
Very, very true! I was in super good mood - because of the trip but also because of the OM-1!
Thats good, but lets not pretend the Mark 2 is so much better, because it is just bit of firmware update and some memory upgrades for the processing unit.
Ja the OM 2 is a good upgrade but OM 1 is also no slouch! I thinking about getting a OM 5 or the OM 1 OG!!! Either one would be more than happy with.
Thanks for the video!
I used Sigma 35mm F1.4 Art w Nikon APS-C for city reportage and street photograhy. I changed gear to OM-1 and M.Zuiko 12-40mm F2.8 Pro for same purpose with good focal length range and compact size. And with the OM-1 superb image stabilizer, the F2.8 would work well for low light conditions.
Great video, very enjoyable. I myself visited downtown Montréal today with my OM-1 and mostly the 12-100 f/4, by far my favorite lens as it is so versatile. I did switch to the 8-25 when I needed to shoot wider but eventually came back to the 12-100. I really love this kit: 16 to 200 in 35mm format in a small, light sling bag.
More like 24-200, I think. Still, an amazing lens.
Very nice kit, I can imagine that you like that a lot!
@@peterenevoldsen7199 Well, if you consider *both* lenses, 12-100 and 8-25, my kit does cover 16 to 200 mm in film format.
Thomas - thanks for this - very interesting. It looks like you were having fun and that is a huge part of photography!
Thanks David!
Hello Thomas
Fantastic video with good explanations of the gear and situations you have encountered .
I myself use the holy trinity (7-14, 12-40 and 40-150mm 2.8 pro lenses) for my travels with a OM-1 mark II .
For low light situations I use a 17mm 1.8 , up to now I never mist a shot.
I am a fan of you and the way you explain photography.
Greetings Ton
Thank you very much for the positive feedback and for sharing your setup. Definitely very solid choices. The 17 is an excellent lens.
I got the 20mm pro a few months back as my first weather-resistant lens for my OM-5. Very versatile for the bulk of my shots.
Some beautiful filming in this video. I enjoyed it. Thanks for sharing the experience
Thanks for watching!
Thomas, thank you. It was wonderfully done!
Many thanks!
Fantastic work, Thomas!
Many thanks, Samuel!
great to hear of your excitement for the Olympus system. Great little pro lenses.
Indeed!
Excellent video! I've become a big fan of Thomas Eisl over the past months and look forward to his videos. My wife and I are visiting Budapest in September - so I appreciate the views of the city! We will also be in Vienna on the same trip. Perhaps I will be fortunate enough to run into Thomas while there 😀
Thank you very much!
Let me know when you are in Vienna!
Great video Thomas. A change from the technical use to practical use and such an inspiration to use the lenses I have. Personally I prefer the 12-40mm f2.8 and the 25mm f1.2 for travel, but they are a bit bigger and heavier, so not everyone’s cup of tea. Love your work!
Thank you very much for sharing and the kind words!
You sir have a fan club in Budapest, cheers from California.
Haha sure looks like it! Cheers 📸
Hi Thomas, thank you for this amazing video! It is a breath of fresh air to see you tour the sights of a beautiful city and share your thoughts and ideas on how to get the best images. Your work is an inspiration.
Thank you very much, that means a lot to me!
Your explanation of your focus set up was very clear. I already had the same set up but, frankly, did not understand that its use requires practicing the technique you described . :D
Hehe 😆
Nice video and info as always, thanks! My travel set is 12-100/4 and 7-14/2.8. If I really expect low light I include a non-pro bight prime to save space and weight. For second body I take TG6. I recently went to Mt Athos monastic region, hiked 3 days on nature >12km/day and had 7kg all together clothes, food, water and photo gear. f2.8 was fine even in dark churches, I could use less to get sharp internals. High res was super to rectify geometry and have enough resolution. All hand held with amazing sync is on 12-100, tripods not allowed, and heavy anyway. Couldn’t do this with full frame.
Such a beautifully shot and edited video! Very entertaining and educational:)
Thank you very much!
Thanks for the great video. I especially enjoyed the tips for quick focusing on the street. I think it would be even better and easier of oms could implement some sort of focus distance scale on screen, so that you can use time focusing. I really don't understand why they don't do that, because otherwise their system is so perfect for street😢
Wow that does sound good. Very natural.
You mean the built-in mic, right?
Excellent! Interesting and informative. Thank you!
Hi Thomas, Great video which I really enjoyed. I too use an OM1 and have recently bought the 20mm 1.4 you took. I am also coincidentally going to Budapest in September (from the UK). I have been before many years ago and loved it. I think I will take to 20mm and my 12-100mm f4 pro to cover all the bases. Thanks again for this and your other great videos. Best wishes, Mark
Great to hear!
A very interesting video.
I dont remember seeing that backup option on the SD card before
Thank you!
Ich liebe es deine Videos anzuschauen! Schätze es so sehr. Mach weiter so!
Bin auch ein Wiener 😁
Vielen Dank für Deinen positiven Kommentar und die großzügige Unterstützung! Ur-nice wie wir Wiener sagen 😆
Danke Dir 📸🎡
Thank you Thomas, fabulous video. 🎉🎉🎉. I could buy a 2nd hand OM-1 with a 1 year warranty for $AUD1800 (€1,125) but, presently, my OM-5 is out-performing me by a wide margin😂. One day, i might buy an OM-1. Thanks for your video.
The OM-5 is killer as well! Thanks!
Thomas, I bought my OM-1 MKII just recently. I downsized from Nikon full frame. My D700 and the lenses were fantastic. I took them literally around the world. The OM-1 MKII is a fantastic successor, ergonomics are equal or better but functionality leaves the D700 in 2007 when I got that camera.
Thank you very much for sharing that!
Your enthusiasm is contagious 😄👍
Thanks!
Really enjoy the content of your trip in Budapest! As always lots of technicality and knowledge from one of the maters. Cheers...
Thank you very much!
Absolutely loved this video, Thomas!
Awesome, thank you!
I had to chase across town to get the last OM1 in Adelaide South Australia $2100AUD. My daughter uses(stole) my EM1MkIII for band photography. Brilliant video Thank you.
How cool - and thanks for the positive feedback!
12-100/4 I recently added to my EM5III seems to be the perfect universal travell lens.
Absolutely - just add a fast M.Zuiko prime and nothing can stop you!
Very professional video, I learned a lot!🤗 thank you thomas!
Great to hear!
I have the 12-45 f/4 Pro. Image quality is wonderful and this lens does indeed cover almost all my needs. And it's a small, light lens. As Thomas points out, the minimum focus distance is very close and handles everything short of specialized macro photography like insect portraits. In the middle distance, however, a shallower depth of field than that afforded by f/4 would be helpful to isolate subject from background clutter. That's when the f/1.4 20mm might come in handy, but I think I would rather have the f/1.2 45mm Pro for those situations.
But seriously, for classic street photography and the occasional surprising closeup, the 12-45 is a great choice.
Thanks for sharing!
Das M.Zuiko Digital 12-45 mm 1:4 Pro ist tatsächlich auch mein absolutes Lieblingsobjektiv, sodass ich mich schon manchmal gefragt habe, wozu ich eigentlich überhaupt noch weitere Objektive gekauft habe. Aber weil ich auch gerne Makroaufnahmen mache und Wildlife, wird dann doch hin und wieder gewechselt. Danke für das Video. Ich war noch nie in Budapest (aber immerhin schon mehrmals in Wien 😉).
Danke für den tollen Beitrag! Viele Grüße, Thomas 📸
Hi Thomas, great video, really nice to see you using the 20mm and 12-45mm Pro lenses. I used these two lens and the 40-150mm Pro with the EM1 MK 2 as my main carry. I am just a hobby photographer so I am not planning an upgrade to the OM-1 just yet. What was the filter, clear, UV, or other? Thanks for taking us along. Cheers from southern Georgian Bay, Ontario, Canada.
Thanks for the comment & sharing your excellent setup. Solid choices indeed!
And yes, you are correct: I had UV/Clear filters on all my lenses. A bit of protection is always a good idea, I'd say.
Best wishes from Vienna!
I use the same combination as you do but also add a 8-25 f4 to my EM1 MK 2 kit when traveling. I also like using the 12-100 f4, but it is also quite big and heavy which can't reallly be avoided. Since the OM1 MK 2 was released, I am thinking about buying an OM1 MK 1 as well. I do know, that FF enthusiasts claim, that f4 is like f8 on FF and thus unusable, but I honestly never had lighting problems with f4 as a maximum aperture with the EM 1 MK 2 or EM 5 MK 3 or EM 10 MK 3 (which was my first Olympus camera).
I was really surprised by the quality of the built-in mic. That sounded genuinely good. Normally it feels like manufacturers include tinny mics as a box ticking exercise only. Not in this case.
And I’m definitely a natural telephoto shooter. I’ll only go wide when I’m forced to in a situation. Otherwise I’m at 40mm on my 12-40 f2.8.
Also I totally agree about the OM-1 Mk1. It’ll stand the test of time for sure.
Thank you! I completely agree - the mic was the biggest surprise for me as well.
Focal length / shooting distance are really a very personal decision, thanks for sharing.
Nice video Thomas! Makes me want to go travel :)
Go for it, Espen! And please share the video about your trip, I'm curious to see your perspective when "on the road". Best, Thomas 📸
Hi Thomas, in this video you did Vienna Budapest in the “Spirit of Vienna”, two days ago I did Budapest Vienna in the “Spirit of Budapest” 🙂
Haha neat
Great video and, I'm sorry for asking such a basic question, but please can you/somebody provide a link for that Olympus strap?
Hehe, the strap is included with the Olympus/OM System leather messenger bag. Not the small new one, but the old, bigger version. Best Thomas 📸
Thanks for this fantastic reportage Thomas. Can you please share the reference for the book about André Kertesz you bought in Budapest? I thought I had all of his books!
Thank you!
Unfortunately, I could not buy the book as it belonged to the coffeehouse :-( From what I recall, it was a book printed for a special exhibition. Shoot me an email, and I can get you the address of the coffeehouse. They can provide you the ISBN for sure! Best, Thomas
Great video as usual thanks schöne Grüße von Perth Western Australia
Thank you very much!
Hey Thomas, fantastic content as usual. I have an OM-1 and a Nikon Z8. My Z8 has 5 .5 stops of stabalisation and the OM-1 7.5 stops. Why is the stabalisastion much better on my Z8 than the OM-1?
This is especially noticeable when I compare the OM-1 with the 300mm and 1.4TC and the Z8 with 600mm and 1.4 TC. The Z8's stabalisation is rock solid, but I feel I need a mono pod with the OM-1. Nikon's 5.5 stops is far superior to the OM-1s 7.5 stops. Is there no parity of stabalisation comparason between camera brands?
I to use the OM-1 for close-up and insect photography and the Z8 for wiledlife and birds. The Z8 gives me far more reach because of the 45mp sensor and crop factor.
A top quality video as always! I haven't warmed to that 20mm lens. I prefer the Oly 17mm f1.8 😉
I have thought about getting the 12-45 F4 Pro to replace my Lumix 12-32 f3.5-5.6. Is that 12-45 f4 Pro so much better?
For the OM-1, I think it is overkill for my needs and a lot. Maybe the OM-5 II will be launched this year to tempt me?
Thank you very much.
I have not tested the Lumix yet, so I would be guessing at this point. What I can definitely say is that the 12-45 is absolutely outstanding in every regard. Best, Thomas
Hi Thomas!
Thanks for your informative videos and this travelogue. I recently switched from the Olympus M1 MarkII to the OM 1. Now to my question: When using focus stacking, does the result become a RAW file, always shoot in RAW, or does it become a JPEG file
Hi Thomas, nice video. For my choice, I prefer the ranges provided by the 7-14 f2.8, 12-40 f2.8 and 40-150 f2.8. Each lens gives me a low-light capability for early morning, evening light and includes the special those special focal lengths. Should I want to do birds in flight, fit a 2 times extender to the 40-150, f2.8 giving me 300mm at f5.6. Should I want a faster lens, bring along the 17mm or 25mm f1.2.
Thanks for sharing!
Excellent lens choices, by the way;
Great video, great content! I would like to see more street&fashion content with m43 cameras. Your pictures look very nice! Can you tell me if you are grading in post, or do you have some custom in camera presets? Thank you!
Thank you very much - I'm definitely on it!
You can get the LUT and the full video tutorial for the look by becoming a channel member: ruclips.net/video/hFsTowt9SAU/видео.html
I would love to have you on board.
Thanks for your comment and all the best, Thomas
Hi Thomas. Have you upgraded to the OM1 II? I am tempted by the deals on the OM1 at the moment and enjoy your content which is inspiring. Great to see normal use of an OM camera rather than the stereotypical landscape, wildlife or birds.
Hi there, yes, I use both the Mark I and Mark II side by side. The mark II is definitely a great upgrade and well worth it! Best, Thomas 📸
That was entertaining educational and inspirierend
Thanks!
Perfect!
Thank you very much!
Thank you for the video and tour. Very helpful. I’m going to try your focusing tip on the Em5mkiii. Did you at all miss a longer focal length during this trip? Is there a reason you chose the Om1 over the om5?
Thanks for the kind words and excellent questions:
I really did not miss longer focal lengths, as I did not really aim for capturing wildlife or similar subjects which would have required that. One lens that would be an idea "just in case" longer focal length is IMHO the 75mm f/1.8.
Regarding the OM-1: as I had to bring one OM-1 to VLOG/film, I decided to go for 2x OM-1 bc of batteries and potential backup. Also, I thought it would be nice to highlight that the professional OM-1 is really light and compact enough for travel and street.
Best, Thomas 📸
I am always considering between 8-25 mm (range 👍🏻) & 12-45mm (size 👍🏻)-> 🤷🏻♂️ . usually I also use in-camera digital magnification (2x) and I am happy with the results. Better than digital cropping on the computer.
Difficult decision! You could also go for the 12-45 and the underrated, yet excellent, 9-18. And yes, the digital TC is very good!
Thanks for sharing, Alexander!
Great video!
Is there a good reason why you have not upgraded to the OM-1 MarkII, because would it make more sense for me to buy an OM-1 and possibly use the savings on a lens?
Thank you!
Well, actually I have two Mark I and one Mark II. Price-wise, the Mark I is impossible to beat. If you can live with the Olympus logo and a bit less performance, then the Mark I plus a lens is definitely the right call!
thanks thomas
What strap is that on the OM-1 Mark 1? Thanks for the great video.
Exactly - it is from the messenger bag!
Thanks Thomas, excellent topic. How do you go with moving subjects or capturing the moment using the touch screen instead of MF and peaking?
I either use C-AF or C-AF+TR (check out my video on that) or really just the MF override. Depends on whether the AF target point is next to the subject or not. Speed is everything in some situations.
@@ThomasEisl.Photography I understand your process which is why I wondered if you had tried touch screen focus and capture…. watch the scene on the screen until the moment arises, touch the subjects, cameras focuses and takes the shot with a touch of the screen, no placing the focus point with the joystick or focusing. Seems pretty quck on my older cameras but not tried it for street photography
@MrDunk66 ahhh! Misunderstanding - yes, I've done that as well. It is - as you've said - also a viable method. You just have to make sure the subject is big enough, otherwise the camera might focus on the background.
Nice video, what camera strap did you use? The brown leather one?
Thanks!
It is the "old" Olympus strap that came with the leather messenger bag.
Thanks!
Thank YOU very much for your generous support! Best, Thomas
this was interesting good job
Thank you very much!
UK OM System website has the OM1 with the 1.2 lenses for £1499 at the moment. September 2024
Cant get live but great video Thomas. Song at 21:00 sounds like Biting elbows . Took the 20mm pro to Washington DC yesterday. Being I only use primes, it worked perfectly
Edit: ah the song at 21:00 Cold Love lol. shazamed it
Thank you, Eric! I won't share how many times I've awkwardly hummed into the phone to get a song title haha.
The 20 is really awesome, I love it. Have not used it much, but I've fallen in love with it on this trip! Send me your results, I'm interested. Best, Thomas
@@ThomasEisl.Photography I really wish the 20 came with in-camera focus stacking. i thought you did that stack with the 20 in the video and was like "wait, what the fuck? (grabs camera)... damn doesn't highlight with the 20". Though I have used the regular focus stacking with the 20mm but its soo much easier using in-camera.
@ericlundquist3466 Yeah, I did that with the 12-45. One of the few downsides of the 20.
Thanks!
Thank you very much for your generous support!
I carried my OM-1 all day with a 17mm 1.6 lens with no trouble, and I did this for four days. I found the 17mm lens fun to use. Thanks for sharing your experience with the OM-1. (If you would like to see the pictures, see my channel)
Thanks for sharing - handling is as important as everything else - one of the reasons why I always reach for the OM-1.
Now please excuse me Sir, I'm off to your channel to see your work 😄
Best, Thomas 📸
Hi Thomas. What do you think about chromatic aberration in 20 f1.4?
Well controlled for a fast prime. It is an excellent lens, IMHO. Best, Thomas 📸
Hello Thomas, if you only have to buy one , which one do you choice zuiko 20mm 1.4 or zuiko 12-40?
It really depends on what you already own. For example, if I have a 1.8 Premium M.Zuiko prime already, I would go for the 12-45. or 12-40 f2.8 If my setup lacks a high end zoom, then I would go for the 20mm. If I had only 1 lens for my whole setup, I would definitely go for the 12-45/12-40 as it covers "everything".
Hope this helps!
Hi Tomas, I watched your nice reportage about your city trip to Budapest. I noticed that you tended to go to the upper limit of exposure for your photos. Is there a specific reason for this?
Thank you! I'd say it is my "signature look". I prefer brighter images. Here is more in-depth information about this look, by the way: ruclips.net/video/hFsTowt9SAU/видео.html
Wide angle, some of my best shots were taken with the Samyang 7.5 fisheye, just need to make sure things are centered correctly, and the 20m lens is a dud focal length, neither 17mm or 25mm. should have been a 17mm
All a matter of preference, right!
Hi. I just donated via Ko Fi as a thank you. Does this allow me to view the member content? If so, I’m not sure how to do it. Thank you.
Thank you very much for the donation and the tasty coffee! To view channel member only content, you have to go to my channel / or any of my videos and click "Join" - for a very small contribution per month, you get access to the content as well as priority reply to comments and questions and much more. Shoot me an email, please - also regarding your donation on Ko-Fi.
Best, Thomas
What about the 17mm F1.2 Pro as a reportage lens?
Definitely a good choice!
Could you share any raw images to take a look? thinking about getting one!
Of course, send me an email!
@@ThomasEisl.Photography I did! Via your website! Can't wait to see some raw images!
The “pop” from 23:05 is amazing!
Thanks!
You do not use (protective) filters - did I see this correctly?
Indeed I do - on every lens all the time! It is just difficult to see in the video.
I think protective filters are the best investment ever, and very practical.
Good answer, good reply. I use them depending on the kind of use. I think that in a comfortable zone, it can be used lenses without protection to exclude unwanted reflections
@@ThomasEisl.Photography Thank you for your answer.
Filters sometimes cost a small fortune
but are a lot cheaper than the replacement of a damaged front lens (if/when that were practicable).
@lichtloper absolutely !
Managing to watch live whilst in hospital but I can't find the chat box option. Maybe it's not available on mobile mode.
Oh no, but great that you were able to join! Thank you so much, Marcus, this means a lot to me.
I had to switch to desktop mode to see chat, it seems. Good video, didn't catch all of it but will try to rewatch it on my PC later. 🙂
@MarcusBritish On mobile it is really terrible to use live chat.
Ah great, thanks for taking the time to do so!
@MarcusBritish wait, did you use the YT app or the phone browser?
@@ThomasEisl.Photography Everytime I post a reply to this, it vanishes....
Scolville of 10k. Come on man, down some wings in reaper or ghost peppers. Gotta get up to 350k. We need some Buffalo wings. That would create some great photography. "Whats wrong Thomas?, food a little kicking?" [Click] Food looked awesome though and congrats posting some real food vs creators posting rabbit food (veggies only). Didnt get a chance to watch all bits ealier so going back restart. I can imagine these longer videos take a ton of work but the tag-along type videos are definitely top-teir when complete
I know, 10k is not a lot - I was surprised that they did not have hotter stuff to offer! So I'll take you up on your offer regarding the Buffalo wings haha.
Editing: You are completely right - this was one of the most time consuming videos to make (except the OM-1II review, which took me literally a month), but now, positive feedback like yours is the ultimate reward!
Hi Thomas, sorry to bother you. I'm about to buy an om5, I'll conclude the deal soon. I just wanted to ask you something. On the EVF, can I (like on the OM1) deactivate the additional information and only keep ISO speeds and apertures? I also looked in the online manual but it's not specified. On om1 if I activate evf mode 1 I can get this vision. Hello thank you have a good day
Yes, you can do that.
The OM-5 is an excellent choice, I'm sure you'll like it. Best, Thomas 📸
@@ThomasEisl.Photography thank you so much. Saluti from your Italian follower
@fabioinserra9981 oh thank you! Viele Grüße 😉
Glad the American embassy was able to offer what you needed! 🤣
They always got the right stuff 😆
ich war dort vor 4 jahr,so schon
Es ist wirklich sehr schön !
Super Reportage, really nice to watch and listen to. Great editing. Aber bitte nicht mehr 20 millimetersssss sagen. Da kommt in engl. kein 's' dran 😊
Dankeschön 🙂🙂🙂
Try Panasonic 9mm. ( If OM allows you do that…)
Watch till the end 😉 I have this lens since it was released hehe
PS: I decide which lenses I use, no one has a say in that, fortunately - I'm not sponsored.
Great work Thomas. I love following your work and this was another great video. May I make a humble request though? Please don't use your palm smash as a your video transition. Maybe it's just me but I find it really jarring and off-putting.
Haha, now I have to think about a new kind of transition. Thanks for the feedback!
6:37 you wanna leave the 20mm....!
Conversions Conversions hehe 😆
I have been using my OM-1 since it was released and for the life of me, I can't find any reference to it being a Mark 1 anywhere ? this is a bit misleading and unnecessary to say, but yet, I still see lots of content creators doing this, my Mark II has that reference on it on the lower front of the camera, so I know where that comes from .... beyond that, my thanks go to you, for taking us along on your train trip to Budapest - a place I will most likely never get to experience in my lifetime......Hearing your comment about manual focus override being in constant use rings true with me also, since the majority of what I shoot is wildlife, where many times there is no second chance to grab the shot and the main subject will be partially or fully obscured, it's a great way to "see" with focus peaking where the plane of focus actually is - important when you want the eye and not really the tip of the nose on a Beaver in the midst of the reeds on a pond....... I try to relay this to others around me when we go out on a shoot together, but many of them are shooting another brand and mention that they don't know how to set that up, or it will take too much time or set up.... " that's what custom modes are for" is my response to them........I try.......
Thanks for sharing. And yes, the Mark I only became the Mark I after the Mark II was released. It's a bit confusing. Best, Thomas 📸
Austra and Hungary was once a nation.
That's why author feel like going back home 😅
True!
buying occasion for 1500 euro