Hello again, Izzy at Digital Goja
showrooms. Yeah, you know who I am but guess what,
look at this, it's real, it's the Olympus
OM-D E-M1 Mark II. It must be my birthday
but no, actually, the Olympus rep is
standing by and he's getting ready to
pry it from my cold dead hands if I
don't hand it back to them when I take a
closer look. If this video helps you out
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So now of course this is their
Mark II version mirrorless, this is their
newest upgrade. They waited almost
3.5 - 4 years for this upgrade.
So it's a 20.4 megapixel live MOS
sensor, has their new true pic version 8
dual Quad-Core processor... wow I sound
like I'm talking about a computer or
phone but it's actually a really good
camera. Of course this is going to be their
flagship in the micro four-thirds. It now
has a swing out variable angle
touchscreen, yay! We all wanted this
three-inch 1.4 million dot vari-angle
touchscreen, but you still have the
beautiful LCD electronic view finder,
which is 2.36 million dot. It now
does DCI 4k at 24 frames per second or
UHD 4k at 30 frames per second for video
recording of course it has the best in
the business 5-axis sensor shift image
stabilization. I wish I could try it out
but again they're going to be taking
this guy away real soon but
theoretically from what I've read the
only thing that stops the stabilization
on this camera is the rotation of the
earth and I don't think Olympus can do
anything about that. It does 15 frames
per second shooting and it's now
expanded all the way up to a shooting in
difficult light situation working top
sensitivity,
yes you have heard it correctly ISO
25,600
and it has a 121
point autofocus dual fast system so this
is meant for us sports and nature
photographers this guy fits the bill.
You notice it's a little bit larger, but I
guess it had to happen to be able to fit
all this in one incredible micro
four-thirds body and now the weather
resisting is some of the best out in the
industry, it's meant to work in any harsh
environment. Of course they still
maintain the beautiful Wi-Fi capability
and you now have the capability of
working with to SD cards so that dual
card slot is going to come in very handy
for video and for lots of shooting
capability where you want to shoot raw
and copy one to JPEG or whatever. It is a
USB 3.0 type-c port, which is really
important so you can do tethered
shooting and of course it now has the
pro capture mode which allows you to
start recording and it buffers full rep
solution JPEG or raw images prior to you
depressing the shutter I've heard that
before and now it's making its way to a
full professional camera because really
this is a pro oriented camera, all you do
is press the shutter halfway down and it
starts recording the images, the 14
previous frames. And now for us
photographers that do close-up and
macro it does in-camera focus stacking
for up to eight shots and it has a
shifting of the focus plane slightly
with tripod use of course and this does
it in camera. Now, if you want to do
post-production you have focused
bracketing which is now from three to
999 frames and 1-10 ranges of
adjustable focus which is great for
post-production but of course this only
works with particular lenses, and what are
those? 30mm macro, 60 macro, 12-40
2.8 pro, 40-150 2.8 pro, 7-14 pro,
8mm pro, so they basically did
this for their pro lineup but
being able to do focus stacking
in-camera, that's pretty impressive. So,
here we have a sneak peek at the new
Olympus E-M1 Mark II. Should be
available sometime in December, of
course this will be an Olympus USA product
with the standard USA warranty from
Olympus USA and it's only good if it's
purchased from an authorized dealer like
digitalgoja.com Happy Shooting!