Olympus is displaying some unique stuff at their CP+ booth (Source: DC.watch). The image on top shows a Titanium color version of their new E-M5II. Olympus said they will only sell it if there is a demand for it (to be evaluated at CP+). And below you cans ee the 300mm f/4.0 PRO lens which will be released the second half of the year.

A very curious image is that one:

It’s the Olympus AIR MFT “lenscamera” with grip and dot sight attached. Looks really cool! And here below you see the transparent PEN which has been printed with a 3D printer. It’s has an Olympus AIR “lenscamera” inside of it:

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The camera you see on top is a 3D printed PEN body. It’s displayed on their CP+ booth. I am sure the day will come when you will be able to print the exterior body of the camera :)

Source: DC.watch.

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Joe: “2014 marked a full year of shooting exclusively mirrorless.  This is a collection of my 20 favorite images of the year, all shot with the Olympus OM-D E-M5. http://www.lessgearmorephotos.com/20-favorite-photos-2014/”

Colby: “Just wanted to share this winter-themed video I shot in NYC throughout January.  Filmed entirely on GH4 in FHD 200Mpbs 60p mode and conformed to 24p in post.  Most shots were filmed on either Canon 24-105mm F4 L or 35mm F2 IS lens using Metabones Speedbooster EF to MFT.  Hope you enjoy it.  http://vimeo.com/118384332”

Izhar: “I’d love you to add to “a bit of everything” this short film shot in anamorphic with the GH4. https://vimeo.com/116503773“

Groucho: “http://portostreetshooting.blogspot.com/ My name is Ricardo Porto and I shoot strangers in the streets of Porto, Portugal. I’ve been doing it for the last 4 and a quarter years, a hobby turned crusade. I always shoot alone and most of my pictures are posed portraits. I choose people that I find interesting and I ask them for a pic. They usually say yes. I have one camera, one fixed lens, two batteries, one gray card and one lenspen and this is the only gear I use. No backpack, no photo bag, no tripod, no flash, no mega-zoom. I usually walk the same city areas, mainly downtown, but as I like it to be kind of random, I never prepare my photowalk in advance. I publish daily on my blog and all portraits are captioned with the place where they were taken and a brief description of what caught my attention.“