I’ve had the M.Zuiko 60mm f/2.8 macro lens since last year, but it wasn’t before I recently invested in a flash (Olympus FL-900R) and a diffuser (Cygnustech) that I felt like I started to get some macro images that I was happy with. In this post I’ll show the images that I got on a […]

I suspect wildlife photographers and especially those of you who do a lot of bird photography will be excited about this new lens. 150-600mm equivalent to 300-1200mm in full frame!

I’ve been lucky enough to borrow the new OM System OM-1 Mark II before it’s official release. In this blog post I’ll go through some of the new features and share some images I’ve taken during the month I’ve had it.

I sometimes use the OM-5 as a second camera body to shoot with, especially when I’m travelling light with my OM-1 and the OM-5 as a vlogging camera, but also a second body. So I wanted to test out the OM-5 for some wildlife photography to see how it performs.

The OM-5 weighs 366 grams.

With the 12-45mm f/4 pro lens it weighs just over 600 grams, I can even bring the 40-150mm f/4 pro lens and it all weighs just over 1kg. It really is the kind of camera you can bring anywhere and not even notice that you’re carrying it.