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OM System Settings

In March 2022 I made this image of a tawny owl at twilight at an ISO of 16000 with the OM-1 camera and there’s barely has any noise present! The High Res mode on the OM-1 can be used handheld to make a 50MP image. It does this by taking 12 images and combining them, […]

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Black Grouse are stunning, secretive birds with a thrilling courtship display. Extremely sensitive to disturbance, it can be a challenge to photograph them, but with the right set up, it’s an unforgettable experience.

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A fantastic trip to Dovre in January 2023 where I was joined by Gunnar Dresler, Oddbjørn Austevik and Trond Westby to photograph the muskox in the snow. A cabin trip with good company and 3 days of wildlife photography, I can’t think of a better way to kick off the year!

My EM1X has been an absolute workhorse for my wildlife photography since I bought it nearly 2 years ago. I still have my EM1 Mark II and I used most of these settings for that camera as well. In fact, most of these settings will work on most of the OM-D cameras from OM System Olympus.

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I’ve selected a few of my favourite images from 2021, and here I’ll explain the story behind the image – a bit more about what went into the image, camera settings, why I took them, how I took them, and why I like them.

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Manual focus on M.Zuiko 300mm f/4 lens using Olympus OM-D cameras I use the Olympus OM-D EM1 Mark II, but these tips and settings should be similar if not the same on the EM1 Mark III and EM1X as well. When to use Manual Focus as a Wildlife Photographer? As a…

I spent the evening of 29th of July and the morning of the 30th to photograph the gannets at Troup Head, Scotland. You can check out a video I made from my visit along with many others on my YouTube Channel. If you want to dive deeper into learning wildlife…

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In this post, we’ll dive into how to set up the Pro Capture High and Low and why you might want to change the settings depending on the situation. I’ll also show you the other settings I use for Pro Capture and how I save them all as a preset on my Olympus O-MD E-M1 ii so that I’m ready to use the feature with a quick turn of the Mode Dial in the field.

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