The Japanese blog Kitamura (google translation here) reviewed the OM-1. WHat I like it is that they shared the image above showing the older OM-1 and the new OM-1 :)

Here more comparisons with the E-M1III and E-M1X:

Regarding the review itself this is their conclusion:

This is a subjective report based on the author’s actual use of the OM-1 for professional photography over a long period of four months. That should make it clearer what has been improved from the previous model and what has not changed. I have already used the OM-1 as my main camera for professional use, and I feel that the high-sensitivity characteristics, which have been a weak point of Micro Four Thirds cameras, are fully satisfactory. Furthermore, with the image quality of the OM-1, in addition to the basic sensitivity of ISO200, which is considered to have the highest image quality, you can use without hesitation up to ISO3200 for normal use and up to ISO12800 in situations where high-sensitivity shooting is essential. The resolution of the image itself is already at an impeccable level, so I can confidently say that the OM-1 is a camera that can be fully used even in professional settings.

　Occasionally, I hear some people worrying about the Micro Four Thirds format, but the depth of field that is deeper than that of a full-frame camera is, in terms of resolution, an appropriate aperture that does not cause deterioration in image quality due to over-stopping. This is an advantage of being able to choose a value. The 4:3 ratio is rather flexible in shooting that assumes cropping. Above all, the OM-1 has greatly enhanced dust and splash proof capabilities, so it won’t be defeated by rough weather. It’s hard to find a reason why you can’t shoot anymore.

　The OM-1 was the first camera to put the term “computational photography” on the front. It’s becoming This is a message that OM Digital Solutions, which inherited camera technology from Olympus, is aiming for. Personally, I feel that this is a camera with a very high degree of perfection, but above all, the name of the former famous machine “OM-1” has been preserved for 50 years. Now that it is a camera that has been inherited with dignity, I am still looking forward to its future evolution with the meaning of support.

OM-1 store links:
OM-1 at BHphoto, Adorama, Amazon. GetOlympus.
OM-1 in EU at Calumet DE. Fotokoch DE. Wex UK. Olympus DE, Olympus UK, Olympus FR, Olympus IT, Olympus ES. Olympus NL. Olympus BE. Olympus AT. Olympus CH.

A couple of weeks ago Feiyu launched the world’s first 4 in 1 gimbal on Kickstarter (Click here). Here are four new reivews to learn how it works:

Dpreview published their full GH6 review and concluded:

The GH6 is a flexible and dependable video camera that offers all its modes in a wide selection of codecs and bit-rates. The sensor that delivers excellent video falls behind its best stills rivals, making it a less successful hybrid camera than its predecessors, and AF still presents challenges in video. Overall a dependable video production tool that’s a pleasure to work with.

Geeky Nerdy Techy:

Should you buy a Panasonic Lumix GH5M2 or a Panasonic Lumix GH6? I am going to give you five reasons why the GH5M2 is a great camera and five reasons why the GH6 is a great camera.
This video will outline the strengths of each camera and help you decide which is the better video tool for the job. The Panasonic GH6 and the Pansonic GH5M2 are both awesome video cameras aimed at different users.
This comparison between the GH6 and GH5M2 will cover image quality, autofocus, low light, handling, and more!

Richard Wong:

Panasonic has released the 2.0 firmware for the Lumix GH6. This new firmware adds ProRes RAW (external) recording, new ProRes 422 (internal) recording options in additional to the existing ProRes 422 internal recording and other H.264/265 recording options, so I thought this would be a good time to do a video and talk about what is the actual difference between some of these video formats and how to choose the best one for your work.

TTArtisan 50mm f/0.95 lens at Amazon US, Bhphoto, TTartisan, Pergear store, Amazon DE, Amazon UK, Amazon FR, Amazon ES, Amazon IT.

Peter Forsgård tested the new TTArtisan 50mm f/0,95 lens:

Imaging Resource:

A 10 Minute Review of the new OM Systme OM-1 Micro Four Thirds camera, the spiritual successor to the Olympus E-M1 Mark III — and the first camera that OM Digital Solutions has released since its formation, following the transfer of the Olympus Imaging Business division to the newly-created OM Digital Solutions Corporation.