This week Olympus released the latest in their line of rugged adventure cameras, the TG-5. It is an offering poised to meet the demanding needs of the explorer who wants a camera that can endure the elements and repercussions of extreme excursions without being encumbered. This isn’t the company’s first foray into this particular market … Read more
Olympus has just added a host of new features to their most sought-after cameras, the OM-D E-M1 Mark II, OM-D E-M5 Mark II, and Pen-F. Those savvy in the camera world know Olympus has been consistently putting out some of the highest-level mirrorless cameras for some time, and the likes of the E-M1 have few … Read more
Any four thirds system hold-outs out there, it’s time to snatch up Four Thirds lenses while you still can. While some lenses are still in stock online, Olympus’s Zuiko lenses have officially been discontinued in favor of shifting focus entirely onto the still-relevant M. Zuiko micro four thirds lenses. To anyone who is familiar with … Read more
Worry not, Kai has not abandoned his characteristic flare for the entertaining camera review.
Olympus revamps their Pen lineup with the E-PL8, focusing on its stylish design easy-to-use interface.
The best price on the OM-D E-M1 we’ve seen yet, but it’s for today only
Today we discuss some interesting rumors regarding Olympus’s possible move into full frame, a great hands-on review of the new Fuji X-Pro2, and some interesting teaser rumors regarding Sony’s A6100.
We have known an Olympus 300mm F/4 was on the way for quite some time now. Many have wondered why there has been such a delay on the availability of the lens, and today a new theory has emerged.
Olympus releases two mockumentary videos making fun of the weight of DSLRs with a fictional condition that affects DSLR users, called ‘DSLR-ARM’.
Well, the leaks said they were coming soon, and they were right. Today, Olympus expanded its ever growing PRO lens lineup with two new offerings, as well as announced the leaked Titanium OM-D E-M5 II.
Sometimes we take for granted just how much is going on inside our camera, but this video may change that.
The new OMD E-M5 II is now rumored to have ‘sensor shift’ technology that will allow the user to shoot images up to 40MP.
