Preorders:
Olympus 8-25mm PRO at BHphoto, Adorama, Fotokoch DE, Calumet DE, Park UK, Wex UK.
Olympus E-P7 at Fotokoch DE, Wex UK.
Imaging resource published the lens field test and writes:
This super-compact, super-versatile wide-angle zoom is another excellent member to Olympus’ Zuiko Pro series
Using the checkout code “EM125JUNE21” you save 31% on this superbundle sold directly by Olympus Germany.
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Til June 25th you save a total of $100 on the IQ bundle sold by Topaz (Click here, scroll down and use the checkout code “AIBUNDLE20“).
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Robin Wong writes:
Following up my video recently on shooting with Olympus 100-400mm F5-6.3 in better light and getting incredibly sharp images, I made this video to respond to a few comments claiming that their 100-400mm lenses performed poorly and made soft images. I explored several reasons why and how the 100-400mm images could be soft from firmware compatibility, camera settings, lens settings to shooting techniques and skills in using super telephoto lenses. I hope that this can benefit those who have purchased the 100-400mm lens and intend to get the best out of the lens, and to understand how the lens works (especially the image stabilization mechanism and how it interacts with the camera body, and what settings to use for optimal results).
Micro Four Thirds is Dead, Long Live Micro Four Thirds
The M.Zuiko 17 + 25mm F1.8 Duo | Product Review (Olympus Cameras Europe).
In Defense of Slow Prime Lenses for Landscapes (Explora).
Problem Solving Power Solutions from Zitay (Lensvid).
Dpreview Interview: Olympus Educators Lisa and Tom Cuchara on how Olympus has transformed their outdoor photography
Plenty of news on the facebook OMD group, Panasonic FF and the GH5 group.
