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- TLS Rehoused Olympus OM
News Shooter (7 days ago) - 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... - Last month
- 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... - George Holden says the PEN-F is the Only Camera They Ever Made That Shoots Like Film
43Rumors (Wednesday, 24 September) - George Holden believes the Olympus PEN-F is the only digital camera that truly shoots like film. Released in 2016, it was inspired by the classic half-frame PEN film cameras and designed with a strong focus on creating film-like results straight out of camera. The PEN-F stood out thanks to its... - Older News
- OM System announces the M.Zuiko Digital ED 50-200mm F2.8 IS Pro
Canonrumors (Wednesday, 10 September) - OM System has announced the M.Zuiko Digital ED 50-200mm F2.8 IS Pro, which is an attractive addition to Olympus’s telephoto professional zooms. The lens is a 100-400 in 35mm equivalence and is teleconverter-friendly. The price of $3699 is decent when you consider it’s a constant aperture lens, a reasonably short... - Latest update to OM Image Share (version 1.4.0) now allows for up to 10 cameras to be registered on the app
43Rumors (Wednesday, 3 September) - The latest OM Image Share update (v1.4.0) brings a major usability improvement: you can now register up to 10 cameras in the app, compared to the previous limit of just one. This is a welcome upgrade for photographers using multiple Olympus/OM System bodies.... - Could Godox’s New All-in-One Outdoor Flash Be An Ideal Alternate Video Light?
NoFilmSchool (Thursday, 21 August) - As the worlds of photography and videography continue to merge together for many content creators, the gear that used to be specific for only one avenue is often adapting to be a solid option for both. The new Godox AD400Pro II Outdoor Flash is an “all-in-one” option that promises to... - Robin Wong: This Olympus “Full Frame” Camera Changed The Future
43Rumors (Wednesday, 20 August) - Robin Wong revisits the Olympus E-1 and explains why Olympus once called its sensor “full frame.” He shows sample photos and argues that you don’t need the latest gear to enjoy photography. Key Takeaways: Why “full frame” back then? Early Olympus materials for the E-1 described a “full-frame transfer CCD.”... - ThePhoBlographer says OM Digital should revive the “Olympus XZ-1”
43Rumors (Monday, 18 August) - ThePhoblographer suggested that OM Digital should bring back the Olympus XZ-1, giving it a modern update. With the growing demand for retro-style, high-quality compact cameras—like the Fujifilm X100 series—a refreshed XZ-1 could be a perfect fit for today’s market. The original XZ-1 was announced back in 2011 but still looks... - New Handcrafted OM-3 leather case lands on Amazon
43Rumors (Sunday, 17 August) - A new handcrafted leather case is now available in five different colors at Amazon (Click here). Key specs: This case is made by real top layer oil leather, the design is simple and vintage, use Metal sizing techniques make it very fit with the camera body. It has a special... - Tom Calton says the Olympus E-M10IV is the best used camera you can get for under $250
43Rumors (Saturday, 16 August) - Here is the summary of the camera that are on top: Olympus OM-D E-M10 — 16MP MFT, IBIS, EVF, flip screen, dual dials, fast AF; the best balance of size, handling, and IQ around ~$250. (B&H Photo, Amazon, Adorama, Calumet DE, Foto Erhardt, WexUK, Fotokoch) Nikon 1 V3 — Modular,... - Kodak, Olympus and Fujifilm – The Rise and Deep Fall of the Camera Industry | FD Finance
43Rumors (Thursday, 14 August) - This video shows the rise and fall of three camera companies, including Olympus. The video is interesting, but it’s missing the last part of Olympus’ story, when the company sold its camera business to OM Digital.... - 14 Greek Mythology Movies That Still Stand the Test of Time
NoFilmSchool (Sunday, 10 August) - Greek myths have surely inspired storytellers for millennia. But which films truly capture their epic drama, tragedy, and heroism?From tales of doomed lovers and vengeful gods to monsters that make modern CGI look tame, Greek mythology remains one of cinema’s favorite playgrounds. Why?Because these stories have it all: flawed heroes,...
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