Using Olympus Live Composite feature to capture star trails
admin Olympus OM-D EM-1 Mark III camera captures multiple image captures in a single frame & saves it as a RAW file while only recording NEW light.
Making the most of a backup plan: Olympus Live ND at Oak Creek Canyon, part two
Here's a follow up image from Oak Creek using Olympus' in-camera Neutral Density filter setting. And ddding some extra Luminar 4 adjustments.
Olympus gives details on 150-400mm f/4.5 lens, new E-M1X firmware
After first being announced in January 2019, Olympus has released additional details — as well as release information — of the upcoming M.Zuiko Digital ED 150-400mm f/4.5 TC1.25x IS PRO…
The legacy of Olympus
January 1, 2021 marked a major shift in the history of Olympus, as the company’s camera division was officially acquired by Japan Industrial Partners (JIP). While no one but JIP…
Look out, Fuji and Olympus: The Nikon retro mirrorless Z fc camera
Back in 2015, I predicted this day was coming. Sure, this was a pre-mirrorless era for Nikon. So the Z brand did not exist. At the time, I thought the…
Five powerhouse Olympus cameras that can do it all (and then some)
Are you thinking about jumping into the world of micro four-thirds? If so, you might want to take a look at these five cameras from Olympus.
Using Olympus Live Composite to capture star trails
Capturing star trails with Olympus Live Composite gives you a different way to work leaving you with a single RAW file of your scene.