(FT5) Olympus is working on a global shutter but it will not be used on the E-M1X

Size comparison: E-M1II with grip vs future E-M1X and the Canon 1DX (Thanks Robert).

A trusted source told me this:

Olympus is working on a global shutter that does not read lines but the whole sensor at once. This will not be used with the E-M1X camera.

Sounds like Olympus is close to introducing these sensor on future OMD or PEN cameras coming after the E-M1X.

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(FT5) Olympus “proposed” price for the E-M1X is $3,000

Olympus had discussions with multiple dealers and told the price of the E-M1X is around $3,000. Most dealers are now pushing Olympus to lower the price as thwye think $3,000 is too high. Let’s see who wins.

My guess is that Olympus will keep the $3,000 price and eventually drop the price by end of the year.

(FT4) New additional E-M1X specs: Has adaptive autofocus

Size comparison: E-M1II with grip vs future E-M1X and the Canon 1DX (Thanks Robert).

E-M1X specs (in bold the newly added specs):

Name: E-M1X OMD camera
Sensor: 20MP

Frame rate: 18fps
7.5+ EV
Autofocus: Adaptive and expandable focal points. Two examples. If you are shooting a person, then shift to shooting a car, the number of focal points will automatically expand. If you are shooting a basketball player, you will get a vertical series of 5 focal points.

Body Size: 144.37 x 146.765 x 75.345mm (body with a built in vertical grip)
High Res: Can shoot handheld High Resolution images (around 80MP) at 1/60s
Photography focus: Sports and Wildlife shooters
Same batteries as E-M1 Mk II
Larger EVF

Launch: January 2019
Availability: February

This camera is Olympus big statement that MFT is here to stay. Quality should surpass that of the yet best APS-C camera on the market (like the Fuji X-T3). Stay tuned on 43rumors!!!

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Javier Peña‎
La Montaña Roja
Granadilla de Abona (Tenerife
EM1 mark II, mzuiko 12-40 f2.8

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(FT5) Anniversary year product launch is in January in New York City and at Mount Olymp!

The current E-M1II vs the Canon 1DX (via CameraSize).

Sources told us Olympus is organizing two big events to celebarte the new E-M1X launch in January. There will be an event in New York City and one on the Mount Olympus in Greece!

E-M1X specs:

Name: E-M1X OMD camera
Sensor: 20MP

Frame rate: 18fps
7.5+ EV
Body Size: 144.37 x 146.765 x 75.345mm (body with a built in vertical grip)
High Res: Can shoot handheld High Resolution images (around 80MP)
Photography focus: Sports and Wildlife shooters
Price: Close to $3,000

Launch: January 2019

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(FT3) More info about the E-M1X. And will Olympus launch two more MFT cameras in 2019?

Long rumor source “Simon” shared some additional info on the E-M1X and two more MFT cameras:

The camera is the perfect working tool. It’s worth the high price of $3,000, I guess from what I’ve seen. Lying in the hand like the legendary E-1 (see picture on top). It’s even better balanced than the MKII. You hardly notice the little extra weight. With the 300 F4 as well as with a 45 F 1.8 the camera sticks in your hand as if glued on.

The sensor exceeds all expectations, as does the stabilizer. The camera has 3 types of high res shoots. What really pleases me is that finally the charging via 15 V USB port works. Then I can finally charge my Powerbanks via solar cells while hiking in Nepal and then connect them to the camera. But the best will be the extremely high data transfer rate when transferring live data to a server over the air.

The charger charges the battery extremely fast, thanks for the investment of an additional $4.80 in development. for those who have waited a long time, the mc-20 also comes. So, look forward to the launch of the camera at the end of january 2019 and 2 more “small cameras” next year. You will smile when you see them.

Thanks Simon!