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- Surprising Trend: Olympus E-P7 Interest Is Higher Now Than Five Years Ago!
43Rumors (3 days ago) - If you analyze Google Trends, you’ll notice that interest in the Olympus E-P7 is actually higher now than it was five years ago. This renewed attention is largely driven by Asian markets, where the camera is still selling strongly. The exact reason isn’t entirely clear, but it’s relatively affordable, packed... - 6 days
- Robin Wong: This Legendary Olympus Lens Shoots Epic Portraits 43Rumors (6 days ago) - Robin Wong explores the Olympus Zuiko Digital 50mm F2 Macro lens, showcasing its capabilities as both a macro and portrait lens. He demonstrates this lens’s performance when mounted on the OM System OM-1 body, particularly highlighting shooting portraits. Key Points Overview of the Olympus 50mm F2 Macro: Celebrated for its...
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- The Olympus OM-1 goes full frame OM
EOSHD.com blog (6 days ago) - Olympus never gave us a digital full frame camera. It’s one of the biggest regrets of the camera industry. However they did leave us with this… the final Olympus Micro Four Thirds camera. I have just fitted a Metabones Speed Booster with Olympus OM SLR lenses to my OM-1,... - Last month
- November data: Here are the best-selling cameras and lenses on the Japanese market. 43Rumors (Sunday, 14 December) - BCN tracks roughly 50% of Japan’s retail camera sales. These were the best-selling models in November and once more the Olympus E-P7 proves to be a hotseller! Best selling system cameras: Canon EOS R10 RF-S18-150 IS STM Lens Kit — BHphoto, Amazon, Adorama, Fotokoch, Foto Erhardt, Calumet, Clifton Sony VLOGCAM...
- OM 40-150mm lens review by Robin Wong 43Rumors (Saturday, 22 November) - In his latest video, Robin Wong proves that you don’t need high-end gear to capture professional-looking images. Shooting a mini concert from the audience with the compact Olympus OM-D E-M10 and the budget-friendly Olympus M.Zuiko Digital ED 40-150mm f/4-5.6 R, he delivered sharp, vibrant, and emotionally powerful photos — even...
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- Why George Holden loves the PEN-F and doesn’t like the “superior” Sony A9III 43Rumors (Monday, 17 November) - Can a camera really make you a better street photographer? George Holden explored this question in a recent video, and his answer might surprise you. While high-end gear can help refine your technical skills, it won’t necessarily improve your ability to spot great moments on the street. He compared the...
- What next for Micro Four Thirds? EOSHD.com blog (Saturday, 15 November) - The Panasonic GH7 I believe to be the final model, but the second hand value of some Micro Four Thirds cameras has been on the increase. Could the system still find it’s way to co-exist with a legion of cheap and small full frame cameras, or is it game...
- Interview with OM System at the 2025 Paris Photo Show 43Rumors (Friday, 31 October) - Phototrend had a chat with Thierry Bourque , product specialist and training manager at OM Digital Solutions. About the financial situation he says: OM Digital Solutions is still on track and in line with its growth prospects. Following the acquisition by JIP , there is more fresh money for R&D,...
- Olympus 40-150mm f/2.8 PRO Review by Chris Baitson: “sharp and versatile” 43Rumors (Sunday, 26 October) - Chris Baitson tested the OM 40-150mm f/2.8 PRO lens you can get for $1499 at BHphoto and Amazon. His conclusion in shot: The OM System/Olympus 40–150mm f/2.8 PRO is a sharp, versatile 80–300mm-equivalent zoom with a fast constant aperture—great reach, low-light and subject separation, clearly outperforming the cheaper 40–150mm kit....
- Robin Wong review of the Olympus E-PM2 43Rumors (Thursday, 23 October) - In his latest video, Robin Wong revisits the Olympus PEN Mini E-PM2 and shows why it’s still a joy to shoot with for street photography. Ultra compact and lightweight: Easily fits in a pocket or small bag, yet feels solid thanks to a metal-reinforced build. Great colors and image quality:...
- TLS Rehoused Olympus OM
News Shooter (Wednesday, 15 October) - TLS has announced its new rehoused Olympus OM lens range, which brings Yoshihisa Maitani’s timeless optical vision into the modern filmmaking era. Originally designed in the early 1970s, the Olympus OM lenses were built on a simple yet powerful philosophy: compact, beautifully engineered, and optically superb. They quickly gained a... - Tom Calton’s review of the Yi M1 – The Ambitious Chinese MFT That Never Took Off 43Rumors (Monday, 6 October) - The Yi M1 is perhaps one of the most underrated and forgotten cameras in the Micro Four Thirds space. Launched in 2016, it boasted a 20MP Four Thirds sensor developed by Sony (same as in the Panasonic GX8 and Olympus PEN-F). Despite impressive specs and a Leica-inspired design, it failed...
- Robin Wong on Why It’s Time to Update the 13-Year-Old Olympus 60mm Macro Lens 43Rumors (Sunday, 5 October) - Photographer and OM System ambassador Robin Wong just shared a new video showcasing his macro setup on a jungle hike in Malaysia. His setup includes the OM System OM-1 paired with the Olympus 60mm f/2.8 Macro, along with the Olympus FL-50R flash and a new AK diffuser gifted by Emily...
- The Best Tiny Micro Four Thirds Lenses for Your Everyday Carry – Micro Four Nerds’ Top Picks 43Rumors (Thursday, 2 October) - If you love Micro Four Thirds for its portability, then this video from Micro Four Nerds is a must-watch. It dives into a handpicked selection of the smallest and most versatile MFT lenses — ideal for building a lightweight, high-quality everyday carry kit. Olympus 14-42mm EZ: Tiny power zoom...
- George Holden: Fujifilm vs Micro Four Thirds for Street Photography 43Rumors (Monday, 29 September) - According to George Holden, when it comes to street photography, two brands often stand out for their vintage aesthetics and practical usability: Fujifilm and Olympus (now OM System). While neither Fujifilm nor Olympus use full-frame sensors, both bring unique advantages to the table. Fujifilm relies on APS-C sensors, while Olympus...
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